The major in marketing gives students a broad working knowledge of contemporary marketing philosophy and practice. The concentration in integrated marketing communications gives students a focus on the importance of traditional media and social media marketing strategies in the marketplace. Judicious selection of courses will also allow students to tailor their program of study to their individual backgrounds, interests and career aspirations. The courses in the major provide a mix of educational approaches, including lecture and discussion, case problems, and in-field experience. Graduates of this program will find career opportunities in marketing management, advertising, sales, marketing research, public relations, retailing and other areas of business.
The INFO 160, INFO 161 and INFO 162 requirements may be waived upon successful completion of a knowledge equivalency test administered by the Office of Undergraduate Studies. No more than two additional credits may be applied to the degree from the INFO 16x series.
Students must complete prerequisites for these courses as specified in the course description.
MKTG 301. Marketing Principles. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 26 credit hours (sophomore standing). An introduction to the activities, set of institutions and processes for creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners and society at large.
MKTG 302. Marketing Problems. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). A case course requiring the senior marketing student to apply their knowledge in solving marketing managerial problems. Marketing majors should take this course in the semester immediately following the term in which they complete MKTG 301.
MKTG 310. Information for Marketing Decisions. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisites: MKTG 301; and MGMT 301, STAT 210, or STAT 212. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Students receive an overview of the marketing research process. The course includes coverage of primary research, secondary data sources and marketing information systems. Students learn to apply research findings to marketing decisions.
MKTG 315. Buyer Behavior. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Study of the relevant psychological, sociological and anthropological variables that shape buyers' activities and motivations in household and organizational decision-making. Throughout the course, students consider the issue of why consumers behave as they do in the marketplace and the nature of their choices as individual, family and institutional buyers.
MKTG 320. International Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Designed to help students develop an understanding of international marketing policies and the differences among foreign marketing environments. Students compare and contrast domestic and international marketing and examine recent changes in the international marketing environment. Crosslisted as: INTL 320.
MKTG 325. Business-to-business Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisites: MKTG 301 and junior standing. This course focuses on strategy development for marketers whose customers include other businesses, the government and/or institutions. It explores the buying behavior of these organizations and highlights how the product development and management processes for such customers differ from the processes used for consumer marketing.
MKTG 330. Integrated Marketing Communications. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). An overview of the steps required to develop an integrated marketing communications campaign. Topics include advertising, public relations, sales promotion, personal selling and direct marketing. Special emphasis is placed on the role of new technologies and interactive media.
MKTG 335. Introduction to Personal Selling. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Examines the fundamental nature of personal selling in the promotion mix, including the sales process and the techniques used in performing the selling function. Explains the diverse decisions and activities necessary to manage the outside sales force efficiently and effectively to achieve the organization's overall goals.
MKTG 340. Retail Management. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). A comprehensive view of retailing and an application of marketing concepts in a practical retail managerial environment. Students learn to evaluate retail firms and to identify their strengths and weaknesses.
MKTG 350. Customer and Marketing Analytics. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301 with a minimum grade of C. Introduces tools to gain insights into customer interactions with brands, advertising, digital or social media marketing, and shopping or purchase contexts. Reviews data structure, analysis, synthesis and presentation techniques that aid marketing decision-making.
MKTG 430. Experiential Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisites: MKTG 301, MKTG 330 and junior standing. This course will introduce the student to topics and strategies involving brand experiences and experiential marketing tactics. Students will explore experiential marketing, a marketing strategy designed to cultivate positive brand-consumer experience through products, communication and staged brand experiences. Additional concepts to be examined include brand strategy, marketing and the five senses, event marketing, mobile marketing, ambush marketing, guerilla marketing, venues and sponsorships, sampling, premiums, technology, social media, and data collection.
MKTG 435. Selling in the Business Marketplace. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisites: MKTG 301, MKTG 335 and junior standing. This course focuses on selling strategy and tactics for sales managers and field sales representatives whose customers include other businesses, government and/or institutions. Areas of concentration include preparing for, and conducting, effective business-to-business sales calls, including prospecting, scheduling customer sales meetings, needs identification, presentation and securing new business.
MKTG 442. Services Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Students develop both a theoretical and practical understanding of "the service product," including the role of customer service in retail and industrial settings. Students learn techniques for analyzing and improving service system design. Students develop an understanding of "quality" as it relates to service products, and they exercise a number of approaches for assessing and improving perceived service quality.
MKTG 445. Nonprofit Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Examines the relationship between marketing and organizational success in the nonprofit sector, as well as the impact of nonprofit organizations on local, national and global economies. Through real-world applications, students learn to combine marketing strategies and tactics with civic engagement, community service and corporate social responsibility. Students must complete a minimum of 20 service-learning hours with the nonprofit organization that is the focus of the course.
MKTG 448. Digital Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Examines Internet marketing as a necessary ingredient to successful worldwide marketing strategy. Students analyze markets using Web-based techniques for market evaluation, competitive analysis, market comparison and selection. Discussion includes comparison of e-business versus traditional business perspectives on marketing strategies and tactics. Crosslisted as: INTL 448.
MKTG 450. Product Development and Management. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Study of the role of marketing in developing and managing products. Essential concepts include the use of project teams for product development and the application of a new product development process. Topics include innovation, technology, listening to the voice of the customer, product design, branding, positioning and product life-cycle management.
MKTG 470. Field Project in Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 credits. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Students take part in a real-world project under faculty supervision, with the topic announced in advance. Examples include conducting a marketing research project, creating an advertising campaign, writing a marketing case study about an existing business and developing a marketing plan.
MKTG 475. Honors Seminar in Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 lecture hours. 3 credits. Prerequisites: MKTG 301 and permission of department chair. This course is restricted to students who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing). Students conduct research about major firms in the Richmond region. Chief marketing officers of these firms teach students about current marketing issues and evaluate the students' projects.
MKTG 485. Internship in Selling. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 field experience hours. 3 credits. Enrollment is restricted to School of Business degree-seeking students with a declared marketing major who have completed at least 54 credit hours (junior standing) while maintaining a minimum GPA of 2.5. The course provides the student an opportunity to work in a general selling capacity with a regionally based enterprise. This work experience contributes to the student's development of knowledge, skills and abilities of selling.
MKTG 491. Topics in Marketing. 1-3 Hours.
Semester course; variable hours. Variable credit, with a maximum total of 3 credits per course. For marketing majors, a maximum total of 6 credits for all topics courses. Prerequisite: MKTG 301. An in-depth study of a selected business topic, to be announced in advance.
MKTG 492. Independent Study in Marketing. 1-3 Hours.
Semester course; 1-3 credits. For marketing majors, a maximum total of 3 credits for all MKTG 492 courses. Prerequisites: MKTG 301, junior standing and permission of adviser and department chair prior to course registration. Intensive study or research under supervision of a faculty member in an area not covered in depth or contained in the regular curriculum.
MKTG 493. Internship in Marketing. 3 Hours.
Semester course; 3 credits. Prerequisites: senior standing in the major offering the internship and permission of the department chair. Intention to enroll must be indicated to the instructor prior to or during advance registration for semester of credit. Involves students in a meaningful experience in a setting appropriate to the major. Graded as pass/fail at the option of the department.


The Northern Ave. Bridge is closer to becoming a memory, once joining the Financial District to the Seaport. When it was built it would have been hard to imagine that it would come to connect two vibrant, non-industrial areas of our waterfront. Let's hope the city moves forward with a replacement to assist in the congestion of success that has occurred.
0	Will Boston Restore Northern Avenue Bridge?
We need to continue to invest in our cities infrastructure to ensure we can service both the day time and bedtime communities. Simply put, without access people will go elsewhere.
the sound you just heard was the unmistakable sloshing of preservationists paddling up Fort Point Channel coming to the rescue of a bridge that has long served as a historical gateway between the Financial District and the South Boston Waterfront. We may never get the tens of millions of dollars needed to restore the bridge, but at least we had fun dreaming about it.


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JDA delivers new plan
JDA Software is an American software company that provides planning and management solutions for businesses, including retail and manufacturing. This week, on October 28, the company launched a new visual identity, developed by Lippincott in New York.
The new tagline "plan to deliver" sums up JDA's mission to provide software solutions that help its costumers succeed. JDA works business-to-business and the new logo and its applications are therefore straightforward and business-oriented.
Labels: 2014, Lippincott, new logo, United States
Camping in France with Tohapi
France is a popular destination for camping and the leading provider of camping suites is Vacalians Group, formed in 2012 through a merger. It does not only claim to be a leader in France, but the leader in Europe. In October, the company announced that it would launch a new brand to replace its existing consumer brands Vacances directes and Village Center. The camping sites will now be marketed under the name Tohapi, and the visual identity was developed by Royalties.
The aim of the new Tohapi brand is to "support the desires of its guests, anticipate their needs and offer them the best of the camping spirit". Royalties' execution makes great use of the signature orange colour and the elongated letter O in the logo. It comes with various applications and a set of icons.
Labels: 2014, France, new logo, Royalties, travel
Classics: New York Life, 1964
This classic logo for the New York Life Insurance Company was introduced fifty years ago this year. During those fifty years, New York Life has continued to grow to become one of leading life insurers in the world, but they kept the logo virtually unchanged. It was introduced in the autumn of 1964 and was commissioned from Lippincott & Margulies, the still-active New York branding firm now known as Lippincott.
The actual logo was designed by Raphael Boguslav (1929-2010) who was employed at L&M at the time and created several other classic marks. At first glance, it may seem a bit un-assuming, just three words stacked in a square. At the time, that solution was a bit more unusual.
Before this symbol was adopted, New York Life had used an oval badge with the initials NYLIC (introduced in 1954), and before that they used an engraving of an eagle feeding its offspring. The Nylic badge had several problems, foremost among them was that it was not recognised outside the company. The fact that it was far from uniformly applied added to this problem.
L&M recommended that the company switch from the unclear Nylic moniker to the more natural sounding New York Life. The typography was inspired by Roman lettering, bringing a classic sensibility. A launch campaign and consistent application ensured that it became well established among both agents and the public at large.
Labels: 1960s, 1964, insurance, retrospective
Elisa splashes out on new look
Elisa is a major telecommunications company in Finland, offering both landline broadband Internet and mobile services. Yesterday, October 15, the company launched a new visual identity, developed by Swedish branding agency Grow.
The rebrand unites a bunch of product names that will live on a sub-brands under the corporate name. The unified identity should project an image of a more fluid and agile company. The friendly script logo is supported by a splash figure made up of constantly changing fluid shapes.
Labels: 2014, Finland, Grow, new logo, telecommunication
Logo round-up: September 2014
This September, usually one of the busiest months of the year when it comes to rebrands, didn't disappoint. There were dozens of interesting new projects launched around the world, including a new look for Southwest Airlines, a new name for Belgium's phone company, a national export brand for Turkey and several others.
Ubeeqotous car sharing
Ubeeqo is a French company that provides corporate car-sharing solutions, describing itself as a national leader in that field. It was known as Carbox until earlier this year when it adopted a new brand identity, developed by French agency Brand Brothers.
The agency worked on everything from naming to visual identity, applications and icons. The new look should convey easy travelling and consistency.
Labels: France, new logo
BBC First – in the mood for great drama
BBC First is a new premium TV channel from the BBC, first launched in Australia back in August. The channel features the best of BBC drama and the intention is to have it rolled out globally over time. The brand identity for the channel was developed by New York-based Trollbäck + Company, who are also working with the BBC on the launches of two further channel brands, BBC Earth and BBC Brit.
The BBC First brand is set in "an emotionally heightened world where nothing is just black and white, but supercharged with fine nuances and incredible plot twists". The idents convey different emotive vibes and moods through footage shot on film using a special camera set-up that has been double-exposed and projected.
The idents and a press release can be seen below.
Labels: 2014, Australia, new logo, TrollBäck + Company
New Boomerang logo launching worldwide
Boomerang is an International cable network dedicated to classic American cartoons from the likes of Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera. It was launched in the United States in 2000 as a spin-off from Cartoon Network and has since been rolled out worldwide. Yesterday, October 14, Boomerang announced that it would launch a new logo internationally.
The new logo is part of an international relaunch as a "global all-animation, youth-targeted network, repositioned with a line-up of timeless and contemporary cartoons programmed for family co-viewing". The new logo is clearly more linked to Cartoon Network, clearly positioning it as a sister channel.
Labels: 2014, new logo, television, United States
Sapo leaps forward
Sapo is a Portuguese company that is both an internet service provider and the owner of several web portals through which it collects a large amount of Portugal's internet traffic. It was founded in 1995 essentially as Portugal's equivalent of America Online. The name is originally an acronym, but also happens to mean toad in Portuguese, so the company logo has always been a toad. This month the are introducing a redesigned version of that toad.
Sapo say they are "betting on credibility, creativity, innovation, technology and proximity" and that their logo is "modern, technological, innovative and disruptive". It also comes with a new set of colours and icons.
Labels: 2014, Internet, new logo, Portugal
Classics: Air Canada, 1964
Air Canada is the largest airline in Canada, founded in 1937 as Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA), a name it kept using until about fifty years ago when the current name was adopted. Air Canada was originally the French name for the airline, used in conjunction with the TCA moniker for several years until the latter was dropped in 1964, legally changing the airline's name on January 1, 1965.
Part of that transformation was the development of a new corporate identity, revealed to the public in October 1964. Air Canada contracted Stewart Morrison Roberts (later known as Stewart & Morrison), one of Canada's leading brand consultants at the time. They developed a modern identity draped in the national colours, red and white.
The logo is a new take on the encircled maple leaf and was designed by Hans Kleefeld, a German-born graphic designer who was creative director at SMR at the time. They naturally decided to keep the maple leaf, but stylised it and added a broken circle that starts at its stem. The lettering was designed to be uncluttered.
Labels: 1960s, 1964, airline, Canada, retrospective
SNL's anniversary logo flickers into life
The television institution that is the American sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live entered its 40th season last month. To celebrate, it adopted a new intro and logo, created by a team at Pentagram lead by Emily Oberman. Pentagram and Oberman have been the go-to people for NBC's late night offerings for several years now, giving them a sophisticated and contemporary New York look. They were also behind several previous SNL intros.
After several years with the ultra boldness of Gotham Ultra Bold, the show has switched for a flexible logo where the words in the logo and the "40" tag can be combined in different ways. On screen, it is frequently abbreviated to read "SNL40", with spaces left where the rest if the words would be. The typeface is called Druk.
The new title sequence takes its inspiration from old taping technology, utilising a "ghosting" effect that was a common artefact when bright lights recorded on tape. Images of New York buildings have been added, but otherwise the opening follows the established theme, with the exception of show announcer Don Pardo who passed away shortly before the new season was about to start.
Labels: 2014, new logo, Pentagram
Mitel makes new connections
Mitel is a Canadian tech company, specialised in business communications solutions. Last week, the company introduced a new visual identity.
Mitel has bought several companies recently, including competitor Aastra, and the introduction of the new logo will see the Mitel name adopted for these acquisitions. The old Mitel logo dated back to the 70s.
Labels: 2014, Canada, new logo, technology
Nasdaq cuts ribbon on ambition
Nasdaq is one of the largest stock exchanges in the United States. As you already know, the name is an acronym that reads National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations. In 2007, its parent company merged with Nordic stock exchange company OMX to became Nasdaq OMX. At the beginning of this month, Nasdaq rolled out a new visual identity.
The rebranding sheds the OMX tag and the company is now known simply as Nasdaq once again. A new tagline has been introduced, "Ignite you ambition", sending the message that Nasdaq is there to help companies and investors in their ambitions. The metallic ribbon symbol also exists in a flat version that can be seen on Nasdaq's website.
Labels: 2014, new logo, stock exchange, United States
Neopost to receive new logo
Neopost is a French company that provides mailroom equipment, holding a leading position in this market. This week, on September 30, it introduced a new logo which is scheduled for launch in February 1, 2015.
Just like its predecessor, the new logo is a stylised N. This one has been designed to look like an envelope. The company says its new look will be "lively, bright, dynamic and optimistic" and that it reflects changes and diversification within the company.
Labels: 2014, CBA, France, new logo
New logo pulled together for MTG
Modern Times Group, or MTG, is a media company in Scandinavia and Eastern Europe, mainly concerned with broadcasting, including the Viasat platform and TV3 channels in Scandinavia and the Baltics. As MTG prepares to become a more visible as a brand, it revealed a new company logo on September 30. The logo was designed by Swedish agency BVD, while London-based Radley Yeldar worked on the brand platform.
The previous logo had been used since the company was formed in 1995. The new one should reportedly convey clarity, self confidence and a twinkle in the eye (which the slanted G represents).
Update October 16: BVD have now published their case study for this project, more images added at the bottom of this post.
Labels: 2014, media, new logo, Sweden
Saelen chips new identity
Saelen/TS Industrie is a French manufacturer of woodchippers based in Lille. Founded in 1880, it is now one of Europe's largest producers of woodchippers. French agency Brand Brothers recently created a new visual identity for the company.
The logo-type uses custom lettering and is part of a cohesive identity that also include guidelines and applications.
Labels: 2014, France, new logo

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When you know without a shadow of a doubt that God has your back, you learn how to praise him thru it ALL THE GOOD BAD AND THE UGLY! See God does not put us thru storms to take us out, he takes us thru storns to draw closer to him, fear less, and strengthen our faith! He wants us to walk by faith not by sight and know that we will wave the victory flag in the end, give him all of the glory and share our stories!
Just recently I was not sure of the next steps at my job because I was a contractor. The program I was on was coming to an end and our team didn't know what the next steps would be and honestly, some of the team started to panic publicly! I can't even lie the enemy definitely tried it but as soon as I felt him coming I redirected my thoughts by affirming: Lord you brought me here and I know you will not let me go out like that! See I know you closed that last door and opened this one. Mid week the enemy tried it again and had me thinking about well what if this is my last week, I have so much I need to do before the end of 2017 and that would throw a monkey wrench in everything. Shortly after I fell prey to the enemies trickery, GOD SHOWED UP AND SHOWED OUT!! I received an email from HR stating that they wanted to meet with me the very next day about being converted to a permanent employee!🙌🙌🙌💃💃💃I immediately gave GOD ALL OF THE GLORY!! It was nothing but my heavenly father telling me, I did not create you to fear or worry and I may not come when you want me to, but I am always right on time my child!
I said all of that to say, when the enemy creeps in, God swoops in and and pull you right out of the storm by showing you he is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords!! God hears, knows and sees what you are going thru and will never leave or forsake you! I am now coming out of a storm as we speak, but thru each and every storm I am learning to lean on God because he is the only answer! Just know that he is there with you and help is always the way!


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IN SOLITUDE In Oakland: Video Interview, Performance Footage
Capital Chaos TV conducted an interview with Pelle Åhman of Sweden's IN SOLITUDE on October 25 at Oakland Metro in Oakland, California. You can now watch the chat below.
North American fans had an opportunity to see IN SOLITUDE earier this fall. The band supported WATAIN on the "Wild Hunt" tour beginning on October 8 in New York City. The tour also featured support from TRIBULATION.
IN SOLITUDE released its third album, "Sister", on October 1 in North America via Metal Blade Records. The CD was recorded this past March at Studio Cobra in Stockholm, Sweden and was produced and mixed by Martin "Konie" Ehrencrona. It stands as a logical next step above and beyond its predecessor, "The World.The Flesh.The Devil."
IN SOLITUDE's strength resides in its ability to craft dark and oppressive atmospheres within the auditory realm of classic heavy metal. "Sister" compounds this trademark sound further, beginning with the acoustic intro, "He Comes", and saturates the record in an aura of uniqueness; see "Lavender" and the title track. The album concludes with an eight-minute, driving, near trance-like opus that features guest guitarist Pelle Forsberg (WATAIN). Additionally, Jarboe of SWANS fame can be heard on "Horses In The Ground". Moods range from MERCYFUL FATE-esque guitar flavors, shadows of BLACK SABBATH, the heavy dissonance of SWANS, to straight-forward, ear worm riffs. In any case, one thing can be said for certain: their delivery is as genuine as it is impressive.
"Sister" track listing:
01. He Comes
02. Death Knows Where
03. A Buried Sun
04. Pallid Hands
05. Lavender
06. Sister
07. Horses in the Ground
08. Inmost Nigredo
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Conference focuses on lowering youth lock up rates
December 7, 2009 By Matt Kelley
Iowans who work in the fields of education, welfare and juvenile justice will gather this week for a conference focused on reducing youth incarceration rates, especially for minorities. Brad Richardson is the research director at the University of Iowa's Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Resource Center – which organized the conference.
"Statewide, if your African-American or Native-American, your chances of being involved in the juvenile judice system are about three times higher than that of white youth," Richardson said. The DMC Center at the U-of-I has worked for eight years to reduce racial disparities in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems. Richardson says the disparity problem is clearly caused by the "system's reaction" to minorities.
"I don't think there's anyone out there that thinks it's anything other than race bias in our systems," Richardson said. "There have been studies showing that…there's no more maltreatment (of children) among African-American or Native-American families than white families." In each of the last two years in Iowa, detention of juveniles for minor offenses was reduced by 15%. The state also made some slight progress in reducing the percentage of minority kids in detention. Richardson calls the results "promising" and believes the trend can continue.
"Awareness raising has been a big part of it and this conference coming up has contributed to that," Richardson said. Iowa has 10 juvenile detention centers. Richardson says all 10 were previously at capacity, but now they're not nearly as full.
"For example, in Woodbury County, I know they have 46 beds. A couple years ago, those were always full. In their detention center today, I'm guessing that there's probably only a third of those slots that are filled," Richardson said. The conference is scheduled to take place this Thursday and Friday (December 10-11) at the Jordan Creek Marriott in West Des Moines.


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BBL interpellations suspended until after SONA; only 8 of 38 Reps finished
QUEZON CITY (MindaNews / 10 June) – The House of Representatives suspended interpellations on the substitute bill to the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) at 9:20 p.m. Wednesday before adjourning sine die, with only eight of 38 representatives who had signed up to interpellate, finished, and the rest awaiting their turn after President Aquino's last State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July 27.
BIGAY BAWI LAW.Bayan Muna partylist representative Carlos Isagani Zarate questions several provisions of the House Bill 5811, Basic Law of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in a debate with Basilan representative Jim Hataman-Salliman on June 10, 2015. MindaNews photo by Toto Lozano
Only two representatives – Bayan Muna Rep. Carlos Isagani Zarate and Magdalo party-list Rep. Gary Alejano – were able to interpellate during the 10-hour period spent on the BBL on Wednesday, half of that used up by Zamboanga City Rep. Celso Lobregat, who clocked four hours and 47 minutes with Cagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, chair of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro Basic Law, defending the Committee's substitute bill, HB 5811 or the "Basic Law of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region."
It was Lobregat's fifth day at interpellating and when the presiding officer ruled on the motion to suspend his interpellation at 9:20 p.m., Lobregat clarified if it was mere suspension and not termination.
By then, Lobregat had clocked a total of 10 hours and 32 minutes of interpellation in five days.
Lobregat, who had over a hundred proposed amendments during the Committee hearings, but whose motions were repeatedly voted down by the majority, found his platform – the plenary – to say his piece.
Zamboanga City Rep. Celso Lobregat and Cagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus Rodriguez debate on the provisions of House Bill 5811, the substitute bill to the Bangsamoro Basic Law filed by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro Basic Law. The debate lasted four hours and 47 minutes and was suspended at 9:20 p.m. for resumption after President Aquino's last State of the Nation Address on July 27. MindaNews photo by Toto Lozano
His interpellations covered a wide range of issues — from history to energy, Constitution and devolution, rebellion and normalization, power-sharing and wealth-sharing, the vast oil and mineral deposits in Sulu and the Ligawasan Marsh, what's in the proposed law and what is not in the proposed law but are in the peace agreements, the controversial opt-in provision – among others.
The House leadership on Monday had announced they would not be able to pass the Basic Law before adjourning sine die but would finish the period of interpellations on Wednesday, the last session day that was scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. instead of 4 p.m.
"Fine-tuned"
Since Monday, however, only three representatives had completed their interpellation– Gabriela party-list Rep. Luz Ilagan on Tuesday, Zarate and Alejano on Wednesday.
Lobregat started interpellating on June 3, continued on June 4, 8, 9 and 10.
Last week, only five managed to interpellate: Minority leader Ronnie Zamora of San Juan City and Camarines Sur Rep. Rolando Andaya on June 2; Negros Oriental Rep. Pryde Henry Teves on June 3; Zamboanga del Norte Rep. Seth Frederick Jalosjos and Palawan Rep. Frederick Abueg on June 4.
In his remarks before adjourning sine die at 10:31 p.m. Speaker Feliciano Belmonte told the plenary that "we have sought to ensure a more meaningful autonomy for the Bangsamoro and move closer towards enhancing its institutions and pave the way towards more effective provision of vital services to our people in the region."
The Committee version of the BBL is "being fine-tuned to ensure greater inclusiveness and greater efficiency in practice," Belmonte said, adding "we want the best law possible because we know that there is no such thing as a good war or a bad peace."
BBL: Bigay Bawi Law
HB 5811, the Committee-approved BBL, however, has been criticized as "less than ARMM" (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao) that the Bangsamoro seeks to replace.
Zarate began and ended his interpellation by referring to HB 5811 as "Bigay-Bawi Law" (Give-Take back).
"BBL is a Bigay-Bawi Law," Zarate said in his opening remarks. He ended his interpellation by saying, "it is becoming increasingly clear that we are now taking away through amendments by the Committee, additional powers given as agreed upon… as negotiated in the last 17 years."
"This process is a bigay-bawi process. It is not reflective of tunay na autonomy," Zarate said, adding he hopes the sponsor, Basilan Rep. Vice Chair Jim Hataman-Salliman, one of eight vice chairs of the Committee taking turns to defend their substitute bill, "will support amendments that will not water down further the law."
Zarate cited a major provision on natural resources, as part of the "bigay-bawi" feature of the substitute bill.
Section 8, Article XII grants the Bangsamoro "the authority, power, and right to explore, develop and utilize the natural resources" but the substitute bill amended this by deleting "including surface and sub-surface rights, inland waters, coastal waters, and renewable and non-renewable resources in the Bangsamoro" and adding mines and minerals "except for the strategic minerals such as uranium, petroleum, and other fossil fuels, mineral oils, and all sources of potential energy, provided that the Bangsamoro Government shall be consulted."
The Bangsamoro's power to declare nature reserves and aquatic parks, forests, watershed reservations and other protected areas in the Bangsamoro was also deleted.
In his reply to Zarate, Hataman-Salliman cited experiences in other countries with political settlements where "gradually itu-turn over ang power" (power is turned over gradually).
"Puwede po naman i-amend ito in the future," (We can amend this in the future)," he said.
But Zarate said taking back this supposed exclusive power to the Bangsamoro shows the lack of trust in the Bangsamoro, to which Hataman-Salliman replied, "the Bangsamoro struggle is a continuing process."
"Di po titigil sa kanilang pakikibaka sa ibat-ibang porma maging political ito hanggang di po nakaamit ang tunay na kapayapaan at kasaganaan ng buhay sa kanilang lalawaigan" (They will not stop their struggle, through other forms such as political, until they achieve genuine peace and progress in their area), he said.
Why the MILF?
Magdalo partylist representative Gary Alejano spent most of his two-hour interpellation not on the provisions of House Bill 5811 but on why government negotiated with the MILF, why Malaysia is facilitating the peace process. MindaNews photo by Toto Lozano
Alejano's interpellation, which lasted two hours and 24 minutes with the presiding chair reminding him to give way to other representatives, did not focus on the provisions of HB 5811 but on the peace process with the MILF, why government engaged in peace talks with the MILF when 'independence is (its) ultimate objective," why Malaysia is the facilitator and countered Antipolo Rep. Romeo Acop who took the sponsorship role, when the latter said it was then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo who invited Malaysia to facilitate the GPH-MILF talks. Alejano, a former military officer who said he was "detained for seven years out of frustration over policies in Mindanao" said it was the MILF.
Arroyo in 2001 sought the assistance of then Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir to help facilitate the peace process with the MILF. The peace negotiations had collapsed when the Estrada administration waged an "all-out war" against the MILF in 2000. Arroyo vowed an "all-out peace."
Alejano wanted to know who said the ARMM is a "failed experiment."
"It was the President" said Acop.
"Why are we changing ARMM?" Alejano asked. He wanted to know if there is a comprehensive review of the ARMM, if cases had been filed against ARMM officials, why ARMM will be abolished "when ARMM is a product of peace agreement" and again questioned the role of Malaysia in facilitating the talks with the MILF, saying this is to "keep the Philippines from reclaiming Sabah."
Acop reminded Alejano that "Malaysia is not the sole facilitator, there is a multi-state involvement" in the peace process.
"We should look at the intent of these governments," Alejano said.
After Alejano's interpellation, Lobregat followed, ending another round of four hours and 47 minutes, before giving way to the adjournment rites.
Out of Lobregat's total of 10 hours and 32 minute interpellation in five days, seven hours and 18 minutes of that had Rodriguez defending the bill on June 8, 9 and 10.
A Representative later told MindaNews that Lobregat was not expected to have taken so long Wednesday but as he was interpellating, the House leadership was trying to muster a quorum and even the possibility of approving on third reading the resolution on amending the Constitution's economic provisions.
The roll call made shortly before adjournment had 267 representatives allegedly present, but no voting was done on the proposed Charter change. (Carolyn O. Arguillas / MindaNews)
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Trading Spaces
The Colonial Marketplace and the Foundations of American Capitalism
Reihe: American Beginnings, 1500-1900
When we talk about the economy, "the market" is often just an abstraction. While the exchange of goods was historically tied to a particular place, capitalism has gradually eroded this connection to create our current global trading systems. In Trading Spaces, Emma Hart argues that Britain's colonization of North America was a key moment in the market's shift from place to idea, with major consequences for the character of the American economy.
Hart's booktakes in the shops, auction sites, wharves, taverns, fairs, and homes of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century America—places where new mechanisms and conventions of trade arose as Europeans re-created or adapted continental methods to new surroundings. Since those earlier conventions tended to rely on regulation more than their colonial offspring did, what emerged in early America was a less fettered brand of capitalism. By the nineteenth century this had evolved into a market economy that would not look too foreign to contemporary Americans. To tell this complex transnational story of how our markets came to be, Hart looks back farther than most historians of US capitalism, rooting these markets in the norms of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Britain. Perhaps most important, this is not a story of specific commodity markets over time but rather is a history of the trading spaces themselves: the physical sites in which the grubby work of commerce occurred and where the market itself was born.
Emma Hart is a senior lecturer in modern history at the University of St. Andrews.
"Fascinating and insightful, Trading Spacesis a major contribution. Hart provides an important corrective to recent scholarship, reminding us that though capitalism may be a global system, it is enacted and effected locally. I can see no other book that makes clear the significance of market practice to the evolution of economic relations, political economy, and imperial politics in the way that Trading Spacesdoes."
— Joanna Cohen, author of Luxurious Citizens: The Politics of Consumption in Nineteenth-Century America
"Original and innovative. No other workbrings early American economic experience into direct comparison with contemporary British practices and simultaneously explores the racial and ethnic dimensions of colonial marketplaces. Trading Spacesis well-reasoned and even-handed,but its argument should prove provocative in that it will ask early Americanists to reconsider their preconceptions. This will be an indispensable book."
— Christopher Clark, author of The Roots of Rural Capitalism
"A compelling addition to the history of capitalism, Trading Spaces reminds us that globalization's current realities have deep roots in the early modern era. Hart explores the shift from marketplaces to markets through the lens of colonization, revealing how the explosion of global trade gave rise to clashing visions about people's interactions with markets, with consequences for both America's independence and its capitalist future."
— Margaret Newell, author of Brethren by Nature: New England Indians, Colonists, and the Origins of American Slavery
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Part 1: The early modern marketplace and its colonial encounter
1. A Journey through Early Modern Trading Spaces
2. The Market Turned Upside Down
Part 2: Remaking the marketplace
3. Making a Colonial Marketplace
4. The Resurgence of Early Modern Market Values
Part 3: Confronting the colonial marketplace
5. Revolution in the Marketplace
6. Making a Republican Marketplace
Conclusion: Constitution Making and the Marketplace
Epilogue: The Colonial Marketplace's American Legacy
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It's been a cracking summer so far with countless beach hours, epic festivals, boxing day bargains, a few cheeky drinks with mates and the all-important family time. Despite everything going on we've managed to squeeze in a few delicious meals (Ok… maybe more than a 'few') so we've decided to compile a list of our favourites from Coogee Bay.
A no brainer from us – The Fried Chicken Burger features a large, and seriously crunchy, piece of fried chicken, creamy slaw, gherkins, jalapeños and delicious spicy mayo all inside a lightly toasted sesame seed bun. Oh, and did we mention it comes with a side of scrumptious golden fries?
We recommend pairing this one with your favourite summer ale or cider to take it to the next level.
Interested in wrapping your hands around this burger? Book your table today!
Pizza, Pizza & More Pizza!
Perfect for sharing (or you might want to keep it all for yourself – no judgement)! We are going crazy over these traditional style pizzas. Although we love them all, we are digging the pepperoni, hot salami, jalapeño and chilli pizza. It has got a decent kick to it but it is deliciously balanced with mozzarella cheese and a fresh tomato base.
Show some love, get the friends together and come down for one of our favourite share meals!
Catching up for a drink and it's that awkward time between lunch and dinner and you are starting to get peckish? We have all been there! Good news is, we have found the answer – These Loaded Fries!
With tender smoked brisket, red onions, gherkins and delicious special sauce this is one of our all-time favourite 'in-between' snacks.
Definitely keep these in mind next time you need a quick refuel!
Nothing says summer more than hooking into a gigantic bucket of fresh King Prawns, while basking in the Coogee sun. Perfect for sharing with a partner or bestie, we have been loving these gigantic King Prawns served with a juicy lemon wedge and delicious Marie Rose Sauce.
It gets even better… We are currently offering a bucket of these King Prawns with a bottle of Famille Perrin Reserve Rose for only $59.
And that's a wrap… while we head back for seconds, we recommend booking a table and trying out some of these summer favourites for yourself. We also have a whole range of other tasty meals on our menu that you can check out here.
Please note our menu may change from time to time – These items are correct as of February 2019 – Visit our brasserie page to see the most up to date menu.


I think we often take the familiar for granted. Whether it be the people in our lives, the jobs we do, or the places we live, sometimes appreciation for what's right under our noses gets lost in the shuffle of our lives.
When I wrote the first draft of the book that would be Then Came You, I'd set the story, and my town in the Pacific Northwest. I did a ton of research, I'd visited, and I'd learned all about different parts of the area. But no matter what I did, the story didn't come to life. So, on the advice of a friend, I moved the story east, to my Long Island home.
That was eye opening. I knew to do the town of Compass Cove justice, I had to imbue the setting with all the things that make Long Island special. That forced me to re-learn everything that makes this place unique and beautiful.
If you looked on a map, you could place Compass Cove about 30 miles east of Midtown Manhattan on the hilly, and very green, North Shore. Long Island Sound borders the northern coast and on a clear day you can see all the way to Connecticut. The beaches are calm, and rocky, and I spent many a summer day with my friends on beautiful West Neck Beach skimming rocks, building sand castles or taking swimming lessons. If you head twenty minutes south, you're standing on a stretch of soft white sand facing the Atlantic Ocean. An hour or so east, and you are in an area rich with farms and vineyards. Hop on a train, and you can head to NYC for a Broadway show or to visit one of the many beautiful museums. In truth, we have a lot going for us, even though it's expensive to live here. But it wasn't these attractions that made my fictional small town special. As usual, the little things gave Compass Cove its character.
Then Came You set the stage. You Send Me allowed me to take the foundation I'd laid in the first book and build on it.
A small café in Cold Spring Harbor inspired the bakery side of Rinaldi's Café in You Send Me. It's run by my friend Denise, who chats with everyone who comes into her shop and makes them feel like one of the family. The sweet shop in Northport gave me a visual for another scene. It's been owned by the same family since 1929. They make their own ice cream, sometimes up to 80 gallons a week in the summer. The waterfront park in Oyster Bay is just like I describe in Then Came You. And the compass rose that is inlaid in the intersection of the town? It exists in a small coastal hamlet named Bayville.
If the town seems real to you it's because many parts of it are real to me. The people and places you're meeting in Compass Cove are the people and places of my life. I'm lucky to have been so inspired. And I love that my fictional small town brought me new appreciation for the important things I'd long overlooked.
Is there something about your hometown that sometimes gets taken for granted? Tell me what you love about the place you live.
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I spent the weekend tying knots. As fast as I could make a keyfob, they were gone. Taken by friends and family.
Here's a blog dedicated to knot tying, with links, tutorials and a crapload of ideas.
More here(Turks's head and other decorative knots), here(chain sinnet) and here(Basic introduction to knotwork).


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Legendary actor Dilip Kumar passes away at 98
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 7 : Legendary actor Dilip Kumar, best known as Tragedy King, is no more. Dilip Kumar died on Wednesday morning at Mumbai's PD Hinduja Hospital. He was 98.
The news of his demise is confirmed by Dr Jaleel Parkar, Pulmonologist, who was treating the veteran actor. Dilip Kumar's spokesperson Faisal Farooqi has also shared the sad news on the former's Twitter handle.
"With a heavy heart and profound grief, I announce the passing away of our beloved Dilip Saab, few minutes ago. We are from God and to Him we return," Farooqi tweeted.
For the unversed, Dilip Kumar was admitted to the hospital a few days ago after he complained of breathlessness. Speaking of Dilip Kumar's contribution to Indian cinema, his career had spanned over six decades.
He acted in over 65 films in his career and is known for his iconic roles in movies like 'Devdas '(1955), 'Naya Daur' (1957), 'Mughal-e-Azam' (1960), 'Ganga Jamuna' (1961), 'Kranti' (1981), and 'Karma' (1986). His last film was 'Qila', which was released in 1998. He is now survived by his wife and veteran actor Saira Banu. (ANI)
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Workshops & Meetings
EcoHealth – St. Louis
Objectives & Goals
The EcoHealth Network – A Brief History
James Aronson is restoration ecologist and longtime member of the Society for Ecological Restoration. In the fall of 2016, following 30 years of academic and applied work on various aspects of ecological restoration, he moved from Montpellier, France, back to the United States, where he works as a senior scientist at the Missouri Botanical Garden's Center for Conservation and Sustainable Development. In late 2017, each with a sense of urgency to address the crises threatening life on Earth, James joined economist Neva Goodwin, engineer Laura Orlando, and ecologist Cristina Eisenberg to form the Steering Committee of what is now the EcoHealth Network (EHN).
The Committee met numerous times, and communicated non-stop between meetings, to define and write up the objectives of EHN. The process turned up many wonderful discoveries, communities, and friendships. The group committed to building a global action network to rapidly expand restoration activities and projects, while strengthening restoration's engagement with soil health, public health, and cities. EHN's close ties to the Missouri Botanical Garden led to work in the city of St. Louis, Missouri, and nearby regions, where it hopes to create a flourishing culture of restoration. Boston, Massachusetts and its environs, will be its next city-region project, with others to follow.
EHN reached several milestones in early 2019: establishing our website, holding a public meeting in St. Louis to launch EcoHealth-St. Louis, and hosting, at the Missouri Botanical Garden, an international workshop to bring together people engaged with restoration ecology, soil science, and public health, all feeling the same sense of urgency that started the EcoHealth Network.
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Finding aids (8)
Field notes (2)
Newspaper clippings (2)
Botanical specimens (1)
Field recordings (1)
Memorandums (1)
Personal records (1)
Plena (1)
Language and languages (4)
Alsea language (1)
Athapascan languages (1)
Biloxi language (1)
Caddoan languages (1)
Catawba Indians (1)
Catawba language (1)
Censuses (1)
Chastacosta language (1)
Coquille language (1)
Dakota language (1)
Dhegiha language (1)
Food habits (1)
Hidatsa language (1)
Kansa language (1)
Kusan languages (1)
Mandan language (1)
Manners and customs (1)
Omaha language (1)
Orisha religion (1)
Gibbs, George (2)
Abbott, G.H. (1)
American Indian Cultural Resources Training Program (1)
Bushotter, George (1)
Carter, Jimmy, 1924- (1)
Dorsey, James Owen (1)
Festival of American Folklife (1)
Gatschet, Albert S. (Albert Samuel) (1)
Genete, Rev. Salvatore (1)
Greenbriar Boys (1)
Harrington, John Peabody (1)
Hawes, Bess Lomax (1)
Hewitt, J. N. B. (John Napoleon Brinton) (1)
Hunt, Wolf Robe (1)
Johnson, Archie (1)
Jugtown Pottery (Firm) (1)
Krantz, Victor (1)
Lomax, Alan (1)
Milhau, John J. (1)
Monroe, Bill (1)
Mooney, James (1)
Neufeld, Harry B. (1)
Newport Folk Festival (1)
Powell, John Wesley (1)
Riggs, Stephen Return (1)
Rigsby, Bruce Joseph, 1937- (1)
Rinzler, Kate (1)
Rinzler, Ralph (1)
Coos (Kusan) (3)
Biloxi Indians (2)
Coquille (2)
Minitari (Hidatsa) (2)
Osage (2)
Oto (2)
A'aninin (Gros Ventre) (1)
A:shiwi (Zuni) (1)
Acoma Pueblo (1)
Afro-Caribbean cults (1)
Akimel O'odham (Pima) (1)
Anishinaabe (Chippewa/Ojibwa) (1)
Arctic peoples (1)
Assiniboine (Stoney) (1)
Athapascan Indians (1)
Cayuga (1)
Chasta Costa (Chastacosta) (1)
Chaticks Si Chaticks (Pawnee) (1)
Chickasaw (1)
Chiwere (1)
Choctaw (1)
Dhegiha Indians (1)
Diné (Navajo) (1)
Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) (1)
Hupa (1)
Indians of Central America (1)
Indians of South America (1)
Inunaina (Arapaho) (1)
Caribbean Area (1)
Siletz Indian Reservation (Or.) (1)
Query: Coquille
MS 125 Coquille vocabulary, map, and census
Abbott, G.H.
Gibbs, George, 1815-1873
NAA.MS125
With map and census of Coquille and adjoining tribes (census dated August, 1861 in Gibbs' hand). 9 pages. Also Coquille vocabulary, 6 pages in Smithsonian printed outline and 6 page copy of same in hand of George Gibbs.
in NAA.MS125 for Coquille
MS 4667 Report of a trip, March 27, 1963, to Siletz, Oregon to see Mr. Archie Johnson, a speaker of Coquille Athabaskan
Rigsby, Bruce Joseph, 1937-
NAA.MS4667
Concerns visit to Siletz, Oregon, to see Mr. Archie Johnson, a speaker of Coquille Athabaskan.
in NAA.MS4667 for Coquille
MS 193 Vocabularies of Umpqua Valley (proper) Oregon
Milhau, John J.
MS 191-a: Note in hand of Milhau: "...this language was spoken by nearly all the Indians who formerly occupied the valley of the Umpqua east of the Coast Range and is very similar to that spoken on the Headwaters of the Coquille." MS 191-b: Two copies by George Gibbs of …
Herman J. Viola photograph collection relating to Star Hawk Pow Wow, American Indian Cultural Resources Training Program, and acquisition trips for NAA
Viola, Herman J. (1938-)
120 Negatives (circa, 35 mm)
31 Color slides
300 Prints (circa, silver gelatin)
310 Negatives (circa, acetate)
NAA.PhotoLot.74-17
Photographs made by Herman J. Viola, depicting the 1973 Institute of American Indian Art meeting, Wolf Robe Hunt and his Acoma pottery, the transfer of Blue Eagle collection from Mae Abbott home to National Anthropological archives, and the 1974 Star Hawk Pow Wow in Watonga, Oklahoma. Additionally, there are photographs of NAA …
in NAA.PhotoLot.74-17 for Coquille
MS 4800 James O. Dorsey papers
Dorsey, James Owen, 1848-1895
30 Linear feet (70 boxes, 1 oversized box, 20 manuscript envelopes, 4 rolled maps, and 23 map folders)
Reverend James Owen Dorsey (1848-1895) was a missionary and Bureau of American Ethnology ethnologist who conducted extensive research on Siouan tribes and languages.The papers of James Owen Dorsey comprise mostly ethnographic and linguistic materials on various tribes of the Siouan language family as well as tribes from Siletz Reservation in Oregon. These materials include texts and letters with interlineal translations; grammar notes; dictionaries; drawings; and his manuscripts. In addition, the collection contains Dorsey's correspondence, newspaper clippings, his obituaries, and reprints.
John Peabody Harrington papers
Harrington, John Peabody, 1884-1961
1907-1959 (some earlier)
Harrington was a Bureau of American Ethnology ethnologist involved in the study of over one hundred American tribes. His speciality was linguistics. Most of the material concerns California, southwestern, northwestern tribes and includes ethnological, archeological, historical notes; writings, correspondence, photographs, sound recordings, biological specimens, and other types of documents. Also of concern are general linguistics, sign language, writing systems, writing machines, and sound recordings machines. There is also some material on New World Spanish, Old World languages. In addition, there are many manuscripts of writings that Harrington sketched, partially completed, or even completed but never published. The latter group includes not only writings about anthropological subjects but also histories, ranging from a biography of Geronimo to material on the history of the typewriter. The collection incorporates material of Richard Lynch Garner, Matilda Coxe Stevenson, and others. In his field work, Harrington seems sometimes to have worked within fairly firm formats, this especially being true when he was "rehearing" material, that is in using an informant to verify and correct the work of other researchers. Often, however, the interviews with informants (and this seems to have been the case even with some "rehearings") seem to have been rather free form, for there is a considerable intertwining of subjects. Nevertheless, certain themes frequently appear in his work, including annotated vocabularies concerning flora and fauna and their use, topography, history and biography, kinship, cosmology (including tribal astronomy), religion and philosophy, names and observations concerning neighboring tribes, sex and age division, material culture, legends, and songs. The fullness of such materials seems to have been limited only by the time Harrington had to spend with a goup and the knowledge of his informants.
in NAA.1976-95 for Coquille
Ralph Rinzler papers and audio recordings
Rinzler, Ralph
106.32 Cubic feet (87.5 cubic feet of papers, 18.82 cubic feet of audio)
CFCH.RINZ
This collection, with bulk dates from 1950-1994, documents the life of Ralph Rinzler and his professional activities as Director of Field Programs for the Newport Folk Festival, Director of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival (formerly the Festival of American Folklife) and the Office of Folklife Programs (now the Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage), and the Smithsonian Institution's Assistant Secretary for Public Service. Includes personal papers, business records, correspondence, notes, photographs, audiotapes and field recordings.
in CFCH.RINZ for Coquille
1 Cubic foot (approximate)
in CFCH.SFF.1976 for Coquille


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BT and TalkTalk have both filed requests with the High Court asking for a review of the Digital Economy Act.
The Act, which was rushed through Parliament at the very end of Labour's term, saw a number of additions and amendments in the weeks prior to its ratification, drawing strong criticism from ISPs, human rights activists and net neutrality advocates.
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Q: cant get frame_id from ar_track_alvar I am trying to get pose of the camera and set it with respect to the world frame. I want to get the frame_id from msg, so that I can set multiple cameras with respect to world frame dynamically.
I am using Asus Xtion pro live, so I launch ar_track_alvar with pr2_indiv_no_kinect.launch.
This is what I have done,
Launch file,
<launch>
    <arg name="marker_size" default="4.4" />
    <arg name="max_new_marker_error" default="0.08" />
    <arg name="max_track_error" default="0.2" />
    <arg name="cam_image_topic" default="/camera1/rgb/image_rect_color" />
    <arg name="cam_info_topic" default="/camera1/rgb/camera_info" />
    <arg name="output_frame" default="/camera1_link" />

    <node name="ar_track_alvar" pkg="ar_track_alvar" type="individualMarkersNoKinect" respawn="false" output="screen" args="$(arg marker_size) $(arg max_new_marker_error) $(arg max_track_error) $(arg cam_image_topic) $(arg cam_info_topic) $(arg output_frame)" />
</launch>

My ros Node,
#include <ros/ros.h>
#include <tf/transform_datatypes.h>
#include <ar_track_alvar_msgs/AlvarMarkers.h>
#include<tf/transform_broadcaster.h>
#include <tf/transform_listener.h>
#include<iostream>
#include <string>

void cb(ar_track_alvar_msgs::AlvarMarkers req) {

  tf::TransformBroadcaster tf_br;
  tf::TransformListener listener;
  static  tf::Transform transform;

  if (!req.markers.empty()) {
    tf::Quaternion q(req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.x, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.y, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.z, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.w);
    transform.setOrigin( tf::Vector3(ceil(req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.x), ceil(req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.y), ceil(req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.z)) );
    transform.setOrigin( tf::Vector3(req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.x, req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.y, req.markers[0].pose.pose.position.z) );
    transform.setRotation(tf::Quaternion( req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.x, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.y, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.z, req.markers[0].pose.pose.orientation.w));

    try{

        // this doesn't prints the frame id.
        ROS_INFO("req.header.frame_id . . . . . .. .  .. ", req.header.frame_id.c_str());

      if(req.header.frame_id.compare("/camera1_link"))
      {
          ROS_INFO("this gets printed . . ");
        // this works . . I mean string comparision returns true.
        // I want to set frame_id to the tf tree.

       //   listener.waitForTransform(req.header.frame_id, "world", ros::Time::now(), ros::Duration(1.0));
      //    tf_br.sendTransform(tf::StampedTransform(transform.inverse(), ros::Time::now(), "world", req.header.frame_id));

      }

    }
    catch (tf::TransformException ex){
      ROS_ERROR("%s",ex.what());
      ros::Duration(1.0).sleep();
    }
  }
}

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
  ros::init(argc, argv, "camera_tf_pose");
  ros::NodeHandle nh;
  ros::Subscriber sub = nh.subscribe("ar_pose_marker", 1, &cb);

  ros::spin();
  return 0;

}

Output of rosrun camera_tf_pose camera_tf_pose
[ INFO] [1475225608.355125575]: req.header.frame_id . . . . . .. .  ..
[ INFO] [1475225608.355185064]: this gets printed . .
[ INFO] [1475225608.454772325]: req.header.frame_id . . . . . .. .  ..
[ INFO] [1475225608.454802236]: this gets printed . .
[ INFO] [1475225608.555007653]: req.header.frame_id . . . . . .. .  ..
[ INFO] [1475225608.555137160]: this gets printed . .

Output of rostopic echo /ar_pose_marker
   markers:
  -
    header:
      seq: 0
      stamp:
        secs: 1475225585
        nsecs: 290621273
      frame_id: /camera1_link
    id: 14
    confidence: 0
    pose:
      header:
        seq: 0
        stamp:
          secs: 0
          nsecs:         0
        frame_id: ''
      pose:
        position:
          x: 0.310138838061
          y: -0.0777276835864
          z: -0.00489581265903
        orientation:
          x: 0.158053463521
          y: -0.431284842866
          z: 0.021097283333
          w: 0.888013170859

when I uncomment the following lines,
 //   listener.waitForTransform(req.header.frame_id, "world", ros::Time::now(), ros::Duration(1.0));
      //    tf_br.sendTransform(tf::StampedTransform(transform.inverse(), ros::Time::now(), "world", req.header.frame_id));

I get the following output:
[ INFO] [1475225923.155792267]: req.header.frame_id . . . . . .. .  ..
[ INFO] [1475225923.155849162]: this gets printed . .
Warning: Invalid argument passed to canTransform argument target_frame in tf2 frame_ids cannot be empty
         at line 122 in /tmp/binarydeb/ros-indigo-tf2-0.5.13/src/buffer_core.cpp
Warning: Invalid argument passed to canTransform argument target_frame in tf2 frame_ids cannot be empty
         at line 122 in /tmp/binarydeb/ros-indigo-tf2-0.5.13/src/buffer_core.cpp
Warning: Invalid argument passed to canTransform argument target_frame in tf2 frame_ids cannot be empty
         at line 122 in /tmp/binarydeb/ros-indigo-tf2-0.5.13/src/buffer_core.cpp
Warning: Invalid argument passed to canTransform argument target_frame in tf2 frame_ids cannot be empty
         at line 122 in /tmp/binarydeb/ros-indigo-tf2-0.5.13/src/buffer_core.cpp
Warning: Invalid argument passed to canTransform argument target_frame in tf2 frame_ids cannot be empty
         at line 122 in /tmp/binarydeb/ros-indigo-tf2-0.5.13/src/buffer_core.cpp

Please help me with this issue. Thanks in advance

A: The frame_id isn't printed because your ROS_INFO logging line is malformed. It should be either of these formats:
ROS_INFO("req.header.frame_id: %s", req.header.frame_id.c_str());
ROS_INFO_STREAM("req.header.frame_id " << req.header.frame_id.c_str());

(Notice your missing %s).

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LInstitut Industrial de Catalunya fou una entitat fundada per la Junta de Fàbriques de Catalunya el 23 de juny de 1848 per tal d'impulsar la renovació tecnològica del sector industrial i divulgar l'industrialisme. Els objectius n'eren el progrés i el foment de la indústria per aconseguir una millora tecnològica, indispensable per competir amb la resta de països europeus, i mentalitzar la població a favor de la causa industrial. Entre els fundadors hi havia Joan Güell i Ferrer, Joan Illas i Vidal, Josep Sol i Padrís, Eudald Jaumandreu, Valentí Esparó i Giralt i Laureà Figuerola. En total tenia 390 membres dividits en 14 seccions: agricultura, sederia, llaneria, llenceria i cotó, foneria i construcció de màquines, productes químics, paper, indústries vàries, ciències físiques i químiques, economia política, estadística, literària i nobles arts.

Hi tenia un fort pes específic els industrials cotoners, amb un pes econòmic, social i polític força important, com Josep Ferrer i Vidal, Josep Ferrer i Soler o Llorenç Pons i Clerch. Des del 1849 el seu òrgan era el diari El Bien Público, complementat amb La Verdad Económica, editat a Madrid des de 1862 per Bonaventura Carles Aribau.

El 1850 va impulsar amb la Junta de Fàbriques una candidatura unitària de moderats i progressistes a les eleccions a Corts Espanyoles per tal de defensar els interessos industrials i demanar una política proteccionista, però el seu triomf provocà que el govern la clausurés. El 1851 va tornar a reprendre les activitats, dedicat principalment a la causa proteccionista, però a partir del 1854 entrà en declivi, del que no en sortí fins al 1862.

Participà en l'Exposició Industrial i Artística de Barcelona del 1860 i pressionà perquè fos creat el ministeri d'ultramar. Cap al 1869 tenia uns 200 socis ordinaris, 23 d'honor i 12 de mèrit. El 1876 va impulsar una campanya contra l'impost del segell i el 1877 una altra contra la modificació a l'aranzel de llanes. El 1879 es fusionà amb el Foment de la Producció Nacional per a crear Foment del Treball Nacional.

Publicacions
 Barcelona antigua y Barcelona moderna (1848), de Joan Illas i Vidal
 Informe sobre el proyecto de tratado especial de comercio con Inglaterra (1868)
 L'associacionisme empresarial: institucions nascudes a mitjan  (1839-1854) dins "Catalunya i Espanya al segle XIX". Barcelona 1987.

Referències

Enllaços externs

 La industrialització de Catalunya en el segle XIX a blogsapiens.cat

Segle XIX a Catalunya


The Hush Post, New Delhi: A class IX student was found dead under mysterious circumstances after he was found unconscious at his school premises in Karawal Nagar, north-east Delhi.
16-year-old school boy, Tusshar was found lying unconscious by some students in the toilet of the school. He was immediately taken to a nearby hospital from where he was referred to the Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital. On arrival at the GTB hospital, he was declared dead.
While the school has said, Tushaar had dysentry and that might have been a possible reason for his death, the student's parents have alleged that he was beaten up by some students, though, strangely no injury marks were found on his body. A case has been registered and a post-mortem will be conducted shortly.
Meanwhile, the police are questioning the students who found Tushaar's body in the toilet and also some of his classmates. Locals along with the boy's family members, meanwhile, staged a protest at the Karawal Nagar Chowk and demanded a probe into the matter.


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Mandabi (1968)
Films, Ousmane Sembène
Signing up for Criterion's new Criterion Channel looks like it will be worth the not so few dollars that is being charged by the film distributor for access to hundreds of exclusive titles. I expect many arthouse cinema fans to be absolutely thrilled with the transition from blu-ray to streaming, especially for the minimalist cinephile.
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I confess that I had not heard of Ousmane Sembène and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of his work as a writer and director; one who should not go unnoticed considering that he began his career as a lowly immigrant worker on the docks of Marseille. A work-related accident forced him to go on leave and it was during this time that he began to read and develop an interest in storytelling.
Mandabi (in English, money order) then is not his debut film but the first one through which he was able to reach worldwide acclaim. Its dramatization of contemporary issues was hitherto unknown in African cinema. It was also entirely filmed in Wolof – the native language of Senegal after Sembene convinced the movie's financiers that the most appropriate audience for the film were the Senegalese people.
Ibrahima Dieng is a respected member of his community, an older man (assumed born in 1900), deeply religious, illiterate yet considered accomplished. He has two wives and seven children, a circumstance of high esteem in that society and he never turns his friends down. His quiet life is suddenly put in disorder by the arrival of a money-order from a nephew working in Paris and the story follows Ibrahima trying to straddle the narrow line between a modern and archaic society.
The backdrop of this story is especially significant because the period between the 1950s-1970s was of great political upheaval in most of Africa in reference to decolonization but it was also a time when the last vestiges of a formal economic connection between Europe and its colonies in Africa were still evident. In Mandabi for example, Abdou is the nephew who diligently sends funds home to help support his family. This is not only expected of Abdou as matter of duty but it is apparent that there is a well organized system in place which supports it.
Ibrahima however finds it difficult to follow the procedures to release the funds from the post office which he must do before it is sent back to Paris. He faces before him a series of bureaucratic hurdles which he is unable to overcome without the intervention of other people. At every attempt he is hoodwinked and conned and finds it necessary to use his goodwill to more borrow money and to call in more favors until he is totally discredited by his friends and labelled not only as a person who cannot be trusted but also one who is to be pitied. It's a modern masterpiece of downward mobility!
In the above photo a suspicious Ibrahima frantically looks for a studio that can shoot photos for his identity card – one of the requirements needed for releasing the funds – he is wary of both the people and the cost.
One of the themes brought to the forefront in the film is the inability of the character to adapt to the modern world that seems at once to be securely governed by money, law and procedures but is actually constantly under attack by corrupting influences. One is made to ponder, if a God-fearing man of good standing such as Ibrahima is unable to come to terms with the onerous task that is before him how much less so are others.
Ibrahima is financially ruined in the last scene and disillusioned by the thieving of the supposedly educated members of his society. He vows that he too shall turn to dishonesty for that is the only way in which he can overcome his problems despite his having thought to the contrary all his life.
The story is a sobering reminder of the hardships and challenges of replacing the old with the new; the fine line between apparent order and the total collapse; of the difference between wanting and needing and of the limits of loyalty and betrayal.