Well I did it! I survived my first month in business full-time. In fact, I not only survived it, I'd venture to say I thrived in it. It has been an absolute whirlwind since January 3rd. I couldn't be more happy...tired, but happy.
For starters, the clients just keep coming, and for that I couldn't be more grateful. I'm actually in the midst of pulling plans together for the largest project I've ever completed. It's a beautiful home with awesome outdoor spaces and this beautiful sunroom.
I can hardly wait to get my hands on this space. We'll be tackling the sunroom, formal living space, formal dining room, den and library.
We'll also be helping create design plans for a few other spaces as well. Let's just say I've got my hands full.
In addition, I'm also working on a One Day Design Plus project at a beautiful retirement village home. The client has great taste and an affinity for mid century modern. Yes, please!
As if that weren't enough, I've got even more on my plate. Woohoo!
Week 1 taught me that I need an IT department. Technical issues are NOT my thing. I spent 2 entire days on the phone with Microsoft trying to rectify issues with Office. Not good! It's tough when it's just you and you have to wear seventeen hats. In the future, I'm going the outsourcing route for sure!
By Week 3 it was becoming apparent that I needed some help. If nothing more than to hold the other end of the tape measure, an extra pair of hands was going to be needed. So, I decided it was time for another design intern. I had them in the past, but honestly it was difficult to manage them, work, school and the business. Now however, I have plenty of time to provide direction and gain a little help at the same time. I posted an announcement and an application and am in final reviews now. Yay! I've also hired a virtual bookkeeper. The financial end of things is SO VERY important and can't afford to mess that part up. Like I said, I'm all about outsourcing. Dwell by Cheryl is growing..
Week 4 confirmed that systems are a must for my personal sanity, so I made a beeline for the office supply store. Top of the list was a dry erase board. It's the #1 way I keep up with it all. Yes, I use my fancy planner, but that board is worth its weight in gold. I'm a visual person so seeing events, appointments, goals, revenue, etc. written out is what works for me. Also, with so many projects to juggle (alone), I reverted to the system I learned in school (that I said I'd never use); The good ol' client notebook. I needed more of them, so I stocked up and I'll admit, having everything for a project within reach and organized is pretty awesome.
They say experience is the best teacher and I can officially confirm...they're right! Cheers to one month down and many more lessons to come (I'm sure)!
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Hard to believe we're already three weeks into the year, which means I'm already three weeks into my new life! It's been an absolute world wind...in the best kind of way.
Shortly after announcing my big leap into full-time interior design, I received a message on social media from one of my followers. This particular follower happens to be one of the anchors on Fox 46's Good Day Charlotte. She mentioned how much she enjoyed following me and suggested that I come on the show sometime. Needless to say I was flattered, but didn't think much about it. I figured it was just a passing comment and likely wouldn't become anything. I kindly responded with a, "Sure anytime!" and much to my surprise she responded back. This time, she provided a contact email and asked that I send over my availability. I did and she put me in contact with the show's Executive Producer. Next thing you know, I'm slated for the Wednesday morning edition of one of Charlotte's most popular local news shows.
It happened pretty quickly, so I scrambled to come up with a suggested outline and key messages/talking points. I initially suggested that I discuss design trends, but the time just would not allow for a deep dive into what's hot, so I decided to stick with color.
With the script all spelled out, I needed to come up with a look. I'd noticed that the seating was pretty low on the set and wanted to steer clear of any short dresses/skirts, so I opted for bright slacks instead.
With my wardrobe read to go, I started to wonder if I should spring for professional make-up. After a short deliberation, I decided, "What the heck!" it's a new year. I'd been contacted over a year ago by a local MUA (Make-up Artist) who said she followed me on social media, loved my work and would love to provide her services should I ever need it. With such a last minute request, I figured it was a long shot. Turns out, she was available so we set up a VERY early in-home appointment.
Such a fun day! Special thanks to Page Crawford and the folks at Good Day Charlotte!
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A new year means new design projects and let's just say 2017 has started off with a bang! I'm currently in the midst of a pretty dramatic makeover for a super sweet family. Their home's main floor was in need of a little upgrade including new flooring, paint, lighting and décor.
After getting a feel for the client's style and hearing a brief mention of the color coral, I ran into this amazing stool and pillow while home for Thanksgiving. And when you just happen to find an ottoman/pillow from Century Furniture covered in Duralee's Tilton Fenwick's fabric, deeply discounted from its retail price you BUY IT and ship it home.
From that little spur of the moment purchase came an entire design plan. I just love how that happens. : ) I also decided to take some of that design knowledge from school and pulled together a design board to present to the client.
Here's a closer look at the plan.
The family was looking to brighten things up a bit. Once you see the before photos, you'll understand why. The carpet was in need of some attention and we ultimately decided to ditch it altogether and opted for expresso stained (at the request of the Mr.) hardwoods. To balance out the dark floors we went with a light gray wall color from Sherwin Williams and we are keeping the furnishing pretty neutral and light as well.
This one is already coming together. You know it's not really a Dwell by Cheryl Interiors project without some furniture transformations or creations and this time we've got both! I can't wait until the install.
Here's a closer look at the room's space plan. It's not a large space but it's going to be super inviting when we're done with it. The family really loves hanging out at home and I'm on a mission to give them a space they're never going to want to leave.
This beaded chandelier is making a sweet repeat appearance in this project.
You may recall it from another one a while back ago. The client really loved the natural vibe it will bring to the space and I have to agree. It's going to be great! This fixture even casts a cool shadow from the light shining around the beads.
While I'd proposed a jute rug, the question of comfort was raised. While I can attest to the fact that there are lots of jute rugs that are soft underfoot, I know that comfort is really important to this family so I veered from the plan and went with this bordered wool option. I've actually owned it before and KNOW it's super comfortable.
So there you have it! We're full steam ahead on this one and should be wrapping this up in about four weeks. Get the behind the scenes details on this and other projects by following me on social media.
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There's something so contradictory about the new year for me. It evokes strange emotions every year. On the one hand, I'm excited about the start of the a new year, the chance for a fresh start and the blessing of having survived (and perhaps even thrived) in the previous one. However, on the other hand, it marks the end of the holiday season, my favorite time of year. The gifts have all been given, unwrapped and put away, the last few crumbs of yummy sweets are gone and the flickering glow of Christmas lights have now burn out. It's all a bit...sad. That is, it usually is. This year, however, is different. This year, there is no return to "reality" for me, because THIS is the year, my dream has become my reality.
Funny enough, with all the excitement surrounding my transition to full-time design, I completely forgot that January 1st marked my 5 Year Blog/Business Anniversary! Five Years! Five years since I sort of haphazardly said, "What the heck, let's give it a go!" Five Years? The thought of doing what I loved as my sole career seemed so far off in the distance I could barely make it out. But the more time passed, the harder I worked and slowly but surely the dream and the ultimate goal came into view. In fact, by this time last year, it was crystal clear. It seemed so close I could almost taste it. And today, it's here.
Over the past several months, I've been working on a bit of collection of posts, a "how-to" if you will, for making your dream of becoming a designer (or some other BIG dream) a reality. It began with my thoughts on education. That post dealt with whether or not I felt it was worth it. Shortly thereafter, I gave a quick down and dirty tutorial on how to work a full-time career and a design business at the same time. Then, I addressed notion of purpose. I even shared my struggle with viewing interior design as worthwhile work. Finally, I shared with the news that I'd be kissing my day job goodbye at the end of the year and walked you through the steps that got me there. You can revisit them all below.
Well today, I want to briefly share my thoughts on what to do when your dream becomes your reality. I'll be honest, it's a bit strange when you achieve a goal you've worked so long and hard to reach. For a goal-oriented overachiever, you immediately feel as if you need a new goal. Sounds crazy, but it's true.
So what do you do when your dream becomes a reality?
What I also know is that I'm throwing everything I have into making my new reality a successful and lasting one. I'm wise enough to know that THIS will be the challenge, to not just "succeed" but to be sustainable. I've signed on to work with a business coach for this very reason. Like I said, I'm throwing everything into this. I guess that's the first thing you should do when your dreams become reality...throw everything you have into winning at it.
I'm also vowing to not give myself any less than I gave my employer for fifteen years. So every morning, I will get up, I will get dressed, I will report on time and I will work as hard (who am I kidding waaayyy harder) as I did when I worked for someone else. I will maintain the same type of structure I've become accustom to. I'll still use Outlook, I'll still schedule conference calls (and show up 3-5 minutes early), I'll return all emails within 24 hours and I'll even observe the 11 corporate holidays each year (only I'll call Christmas, Christmas and Good Friday, Good Friday instead of Winter and Spring Holiday Observances). Let's face it, this Type-A person needs that type of structure and that's ok.
You see, much of what has gotten me to this point is not just the creative aspects of what I love to do but also (and maybe more importantly) the discipline I've had in doing it. So, I suppose the second thing to do when your dreams become reality is to continue what you've done to get there. Seems pretty logical, right? If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
It's strange, when you make this sort of pivot in life, everyone has something to say about it. Thankfully, the response I received was overwhelming encouraging and positive. However, you still encounter a few closet skeptics along the way. They ask questions like, "Do you have clients?" "So, you've gotten to a point where you feel like you can maintain your standard of living?" Now, the smart aleck in me wants to shoot a side eye and respond with a sharp comeback, but I've resisted. However, the experience of these well-meaning naysayers leads me to my final thought.
What do you do when your dreams become reality? You swing for the fences and you let NO ONE stand between you and what God has purposed, planned and predestined for your life. I get it, not everyone will understand how I could leave the perceived stability of a six-figure job to follow my passion. The bottom line is, they don't have to. This is my life and I only get one. By golly, I'm determined to make it count!
The bottom line is I set the goal, I did my homework, I put in the work, I planned, I saved, I invested and ultimately I did it. There's nothing left to do now but walk it out. I intend to do just that.
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Anderson enters record books, makes US Open semis
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South Africa's Kevin Anderson has reached the US Open semi-finals after beating America's Sam Querrey in their quarter-final clash.
It will be Anderson's first appearance in the last four of a Grand Slam, improving on his quarter-final run at the US Open in 2015.
Previous South Africans to reach the semi-finals at the US Open are Johan Kriek and Cliff Drysdale. Kriek reached the US Open semi-finals in 1980 – while the Pongola-born two-time Grand Slam winner was still a South African. Kriek would lose that semi-final 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 to Swedish star Bjorn Borg
Before that, Cliff Drysdale from South Africa had made the final of the 1965 US National Championships, as the US Open was then called.
The last South African to reach the semi-finals of a Grand Slam was Wayne Ferreira at the 2003 Australian Open.
The 28th-seeded Anderson is appearing in his 34th major tournament.
His victory against the 17th-seeded Querrey concluded a little before 02:00 (08:00 SA time) on Wednesday in front of a sparse crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium – and it did not come easily.
"Getting through – it just feels absolutely fantastic," Anderson said.
The 6-foot-8 (2.03m) Anderson finished with 22 aces; the 6-foot-6 (1.98m) Querrey hit 20.
Anderson trailed 5-2 in the opening tie-breaker before collecting the next five points to claim it. He fought back from a 6-1 deficit in the second tie-breaker to move within a point of winning it himself at 8-7, before eventually succumbing on Querrey's eighth set point.
"That," Anderson said, "was really tough."
The third set was more straightforward with Anderson breaking to go ahead 4-2, then serving it out, closing with a down-the-line forehand winner. But there was more drama in the fourth, when Querrey fought off a match point at 6-5, then held a set point at 7-6 with a chance to send it to a fifth.
But Querrey wouldn't win another point, with Anderson reeling off the last three to end the match after nearly three-and-a-half hours.
Querrey was attempting to become the first American man to reach the final four at Flushing Meadows since Andy Roddick was the runner-up in 2006.
Querrey, a 29-year-old from California, had never been a semi-finalist at a major until his 42nd appearance, at Wimbledon in July. That set a record for most attempts by a man before getting that far in the Open era.
In Friday's semi-finals, Anderson will take on 12th-seeded Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain. The winner of that match will reach his first Grand Slam final.
Carreno Busta advanced with a 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 victory over No 29 Diego Schwartzman of Argentina.
Results from day 9 of the US Open (x denotes seeding):
Kevin Anderson (RSA x28) bt Sam Querrey (USA x17) 7-6 (7/5), 6-7 (9/11), 6-3, 7-6 (9/7)
Pablo Carreno-Busta (ESP x12) bt Diego Schwartzman (ARG x29) 6-4, 6-4, 6-2
Venus Williams (USA x9) bt Petra Kvitova (CZE x13) 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7/2)
Sloane Stephens (USA) bt Anastasija Sevastova (LAT x16) 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7/4)
source: News24 /Photos by: (USTA/Darren Carroll)
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Vancouver's Chinatown will once again play host to the annual Spring Festival Parade to celebrate the Lunar New Year, but organizers say the event's popularity means that some hopeful participants have been turned away.
This year's parade (the 43rd edition since it started in 1974) will take place on Sunday, Feb. 14 and feature the usual array of dragon- and lion-dancers and other Chinese cultural performers, as well as representatives from a growing list of other ethnic communities.
Jun Ing, vice-president of the Chinese Benevolent Association and the parade's chief coordinator, said more than 70 groups totalling 3,500 people will march in the procession. He is expecting 100,000 onlookers, similar to last year's figure.
"The parade has what you would call humble beginnings," said Ing, who first took part in the 1980s as a lion dancer. "In the beginning, the parade took about 30 minutes to go by. Now, if you look at last year, it took more than two hours.
The highlight of this year's parade, Ing said, will be the participation of the Immigration Services Society, whose team will include some of the most recent refugees from Syria.
Ing added organizers went out of their way to present a broad vision of Vancouver, including the environmental presence of the David Suzuki Foundation and gender equality groups such as Girls Fly Too, which promotes women's involvement in the aviation and aerospace sector.
Ing noted that the procession is now so large that the available staging area is at capacity, and the length of time it takes for the parade to run is a little longer than his liking.
That is why organizers have become more selective in choosing the teams that participate, adding that groups who missed out this year can always join next year.
The parade will start at 11 a.m. and proceed 1.3 kilometres from the Millennium Gate on Pender Street (near Taylor Street) eastbound to Gore Street, then south to Keefer, and continue westbound on Keefer to Abbott Street.
Several other events will be held that weekend. The Spring Festival Cultural Fair will take place in the afternoon on both Feb. 13 and 14 at the Sun Yat-sen Plaza at 50 E. Pender Street, and the Classical Chinese Garden will present its temple fair on Feb. 14. The Cultural Fair is free, while the temple fair is admission-by-donation, with a suggested amount of $5.


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Wales Mold - the county town of Flintshire
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Mold is a small and attractive town on the River Alyn , overlooked by the Clwydian Hills. It used to be one of the main routes to North Wales, but is now bypassed.
It is still a thriving market town for the area with a lot of independent shops in the town centre which have survived the arrival of the out of town supermarkets
A motte and bailey castle was built here in the late C11th and was one of the early castles built by the Normans to consolidate their hold on Wales.
A town grew up round it and the houses round the base of the Castle on Bailey Hill are some of the oldest in Mold.
With the end of the Welsh Wars in the C14th, traded grew rapidly between the Welsh and English merchants. The town had a weekly market and two annual fairs. Drovers brought their livestock to be sold here.
By the late C15th the lordship had passed to the powerful Stanley Family and the Parish Church of St Mary was built by Margaret Beaufort, wife of Lord Stanley and mother of Henry Tudor, in thanksgiving for his victory at the Battle of Bosworth. It replaced an earlier church. It took over one hundred years to build and is thought to be one of the finest ecclesiastical buildings in Wales. The tower dates from 1773. The church was restored in the mid C19th by Sir Gilbert Scott. Unfortunately it was locked when I visited as pictures suggest the interior is equally as impressive as the outside.
It is still surrounded by a large graveyard.
In the churchyard is the Tomb of Richard Wilson, a notable landscape artist, who was a founder of the Royal Academy and influenced both Constable and Turner.
Mold flourished in the C18th with the discovery of coal. It became the administrative centre for the area and the Quarter Sessions were based in the town. The town grew rapidly and many splendid buildings were erected.
Methodism was strong in Wales and over 80% of the population worshipped in non-conformist chapels. The largest was the Bethesda Welsh Presbyterian Chapel on New Street. It is a splendid building with a classical portico with columns. Dating from 1863, it replaced an earlier chapel on the site. School rooms were added to the rear in 1893 as education and particularly biblical knowledge was highly prized.
Pendref Welsh Wesleyan Methodist Chapel at the top of High Street is now the King's Christian Centre. Built in 1827, it is a fine example of Georgian architecture.
The cross roads in the centre of Mold has always been the focal point of the town. A fountain and clock were erected here in 1864 to commemorate the death of Prince Albert. The fountain was removed in 1884 as it was considered to be a traffic hazard and 'a resort for idlers'. The clock was moved to the Assembly hall.
Apart from this, the view has hardly changed. High Street and Wrexham Road are still the main shopping streets and it also has an indoor and weekly street market.
Many of the buildings date from the C19th, and there are examples of wealthy town houses.
The splendid timber frame Dolphin Pub was built in 1900.
The Old Assembly Hall at the Cross dates from 1849 and replaced the Old Leet's Hall, where the manorial court was held. This was the focal point of Mold with a an indoor market on the ground floor and rooms for meetings and concerts above. It is now Lloyds Bank.
Mold Town Hall on Earl Road was built in 1911 and is a fine example of Neo-baroque architecture. Peter Roberts, a local manufacturer of rubber goods and a pioneer in the development of the pneumatic tyre donated money towards its cost. The massive new County Offices are on the outskirts of Mold.
Mold's most important claim to fame was the discovery of a Bronze Age cape here in 1833 by workman digging a new road. This is the largest piece of prehistoric goldwork found in Britain. It is made from the equivalent of 23 carat gold, weighs one kilogram and was created from a single ingot of gold. It fitted over the shoulders and upper arms and is thought to have been used in religious ceremonies. It has been carefully restored and is now in the British Museum . A replica can be seen in the Mold Museum.
Mold has a vibrant cultural life with many different festivals during the year. Theatr Clwyd on the edge of Mold next to County Hall was built as an Arts and Educational Technology Centre and is now one of Britain's leading regional theatres. As well as hosting visiting companies and artists, it also puts on work all over Wales.
The Clwydian Hills and Dee Valley to the west of Mold are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and are planning to become a Dark Skies Area.
Cars and visitors rushing past on the bypass don't realise just what they are missing!
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Mold still has the largest and best surviving street market in North Wales. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, High Street is full of market stalls. As well as clothes, crockery and other household good, there is a very good butchers, cheese stall, delicatessen, speciality bakers and fruit and vegetables.
There is even a small 'overflow' market in David Owen Square off Earl Road.
The daily indoor market is close by in the Daniel Owen Precinct and a bi monthly Farmers' Market in held in St Mary's Church Hall on King Street. There is also Livestock Market on Mondays and Fridays.
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Bailey Hill is a wooded mound at the end of High Street and is the site of a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle.
Dating from around 1100, it was one of the largest castles built in the Alyn valley by the Normans to consolidate their hold on Wales. The motte was constructed on a glacial mound and the flatter areas below it became baileys, or fortified yards. Buildings are thought to have been wood as there is no evidence of stone buildings.
The site changed hands many times as power fluctuated between the Welsh and Norman-English. The castle was no longer needed in the C14th and by the time of the Civil War in the mid C17th , only the abandoned earthworks were left.
The site was purchased by Mold Council in 1870 and turned into a public park, with tennis courts and a bowling green. The area had been getting run down and a Heritage Lottery Fund grant has been used to regenerate Bailey Hill by promoting its historical importance and also as a green space that can be enjoyed by all the community.
Entry is through a splendid double gateway by the war Memorial and there are information boards here. The white cottage had been the custodian's cottage.
The outer bailey had been used as tennis courts but is now a small green area surrounded by mature trees with glimpses of the Clwydian Hills.
A steep curving path leads up to the middle bailey. This had been levelled and turned into a bowling green, with a pavilion on a raised terrace at the end. Now it is another green area with a few seats on the terrace.
Stone steps give access to the top of the motte. This is a rough area surrounded by mature trees.
To the north of the motte is the Gorsedd Stone Circle built for the 1923 National Eisteddford .
Bailey Hill is popular with locals as a free space to walk and enjoy. It is worth searching out by the visitor too.


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A: Fragment IDs are supposed to link to a specific part of a webpage and are resolved client-side.
Consequently they must go after the query string.
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(Archived) Praxair Rejects Property Offered by City of St. Louis (December 21, 2005)
DANBURY, Conn., December 21, 2005 — Praxair, Inc. (NYSE:PX) today rejected the property offered by the City of St. Louis as a possible alternative site for Praxair Distribution's industrial and medical gases distribution facility.
On December 7, Praxair received a letter from the Office of the Mayor offering a site in Hazelwood near Lambert International Airport.
"Praxair's review of this site shows that this property and land surrounding it is contaminated with various materials related to the Manhattan Project and is on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Priority list for clean-up," said Wayne Yakich, president of Praxair Distribution.
"Praxair is not interested in building a new facility on a floodplain within a Superfund site where, as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has indicated, there may be risks of radiological exposure," Yakich said.
Yakich said that Praxair was continuing to evaluate other alternative sites to its fire-damaged Chouteau Avenue facility.
Praxair is the largest industrial gases company in North and South America, and one of the largest worldwide, with 2004 sales of $6.6 billion. The company produces, sells and distributes atmospheric, process and specialty gases, and high-performance surface aerospace, chemicals, electronics, energy, food and beverage, healthcare, manufacturing, coatings. Praxair is a recognized leader in the commercialization of new technologies that bring productivity and environmental benefits to a diverse group of industries, including metals and others. More information on Praxair is available on the Internet at www.praxair.com.


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Provide a Safe Haven: The Case for Admitting Syrian Refugees
The United States' plans to admit 10,000 refugees from the Syrian civil war into the country has become the center of a major political controversy. The controversy began in the aftermath of the November 13 attacks in Paris by operatives of the Syria-based terrorist group ISIS that killed 130 people. The possibility that one of the attackers gained entrance to Europe posing as a Syrian refugee has provoked fears that Syrian refugees admitted to the United States may include ISIS agents ready to repeat the Paris attacks on American soil. Concern over this threat prompted the U.S. House of Representatives to pass a bill prohibiting Syrian and Iraqi refugees entrance to the United States, while governors of 31 American states have declared that they will not allow Syrian refugees into their states.[1]
While fear over a possible repetition of the Paris attacks is understandable, such fear should not prevent American policymakers from welcoming those fleeing the Syrian war and providing them with a safe haven. The risk of terrorists posing as refugees is certainly real but is also relatively improbable. As contemporary history shows, terrorists have a multitude of ways of entering the United States to carry out attacks, of which pretending to be a refugee is one of the most difficult and least efficient. Terrorists infiltrating under the guise of refugees is among the less likely scenarios for attacks such as that in Paris. Barring refugees from entering the United States will not make the country significantly more protected from attack. It will, however, prevent the vast majority of Syrian refugees who are not terrorists from receiving the help they need.
To appreciate the improbability of terrorists posing as refugees, consider what is required to be admitted to the United States as a refugee. Refugees must go through an initial screening process usually administered by officials of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, a process that involves interviews, background checks, fingerprinting, and retinal scans. If refugees pass this rigorous UN process and are referred to the United States, American authorities conduct another round of screening, involving the Department of Homeland Security and other security agencies, before the refugees are admitted to the country. The entire process, from initial screening to final entry to the United States, may take a year, two years, or even three.[2]
Having to run such a bureaucratic gauntlet not only makes it more likely that terrorists or suspected terrorists will be identified, but it also makes pretending to be a refugee an unappealing option for terrorists seeking to enter the United States. Being admitted as a refugee takes a long time and involves being the subject of considerable scrutiny that must be laboriously evaded.
A shrewd terrorist would seek entrance to the United States by simply coming here as a tourist or business traveler. Such an approach requires merely applying for a visa, which involves an interview and background check but takes at most a few months, sometimes far less.
Terrorists can also sneak into the United States illegally. For example, Canada has agreed to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees and has already welcomed about 1,000 into the country.[3] If, as feared, agents of ISIS are hidden among them, these agents could slip across the border into the United States. American rejection of refugees entering the United States legally will not prevent this scenario, although it will prevent many innocent people from coming here.
Terrorists can get to the United States by a third method: by being born here or coming here as immigrants only later to be radicalized and embrace terrorist groups such as ISIS or al Qaeda. Blocking refugees from Syria or elsewhere cannot protect against this danger either.
This does not mean terrorists never enter the United States disguised as refugees. Two Iraqi refugees in Kentucky have been convicted of trying to send weapons to insurgents in Iraq, while an Uzbek refugee has been convicted of trying to send weapons to terrorists in Uzbekistan. Some other refugees have been arrested or deported on terrorism-related grounds, as well. The risk of terrorists infiltrating the United States disguised as refugees is a real one.[4]
Nevertheless, the refugees charged or convicted of terrorism are only a tiny handful of the roughly 750,000 refugees admitted to the United States since September 11, 2001.[5] A review of recent terrorist attacks on American soil by Islamist extremists show the various alternative origins of such fanatics:
• Of the 19 men who hijacked four planes on September 11, 2001, all entered the country on visas of one type or another (tourist, business, or student).None were admitted as refugees.[6]
• Nidal Malik Hasan, an Army psychiatrist, killed 13 people in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, in November 2009. Far from being a refugee or even an immigrant, Hasan was born in Virginia and had been in the US army since the 1990s.[7]
• Three men, Najibullah Zazi, Adis Medunjanin, and Zarein Ahmedzay, conspired to detonate bombs on the New York City subway during rush hour in September 2009. The men were all immigrants—Zazi and Ahmedzay are Afghans, while Medunjanin is Bosnian. They had all come to the United States in early adolescence, though, their ages at immigration ranging from around 10 to around 16. While their families might have had refugee status—Bosnia was in the midst of a civil war when Medunjanin came to the United States—the three men presumably had not been covert terrorist operatives when they were admitted to this country. Only much later did the three conspirators become radicalized and join al Qaeda.[8]
• Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a native of Nigeria, attempted to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam to Detroit on Christmas Day, 2009. He was able to board the flight to the United States on a tourist visa.[9]
• Faisal Shahzad attempted to blow up a car full of explosives in New York City's Times Square in May 2010. A native of Pakistan, Shahzad had come to the United States on a student visa more than 10 years earlier and had received a bachelor's and master's degree, married a native-born American, and become an American citizen before carrying out this terrorist plot.[10]
• Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev set off bombs at the Boston Marathon in April 2013, killing three and wounding more than 200, and later were responsible for killing a police officer. The two brothers were the children of ethnic Chechens who had a kind of refugee status: the parents had come to the United States in 2002 as tourists and subsequently been granted asylum. Tamerlan had been only about 15 and Dzhokhar about 8 years old at the time, however: like the New York subway plotters, their radicalization came after they arrived here.[11]
• Husband and wife Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik killed 14 people in a shooting rampage at an office holiday party in San Bernardino, California, in December 2015. Farook was born in Illinois and grew up in Riverside, California. Malik was from Pakistan and came to the United States in July 2014 on a visa as Farook's fiancée.[12]
Barring refugees from the United States would not prevent terrorists from entering the United States as tourists, businesspeople, or non-refugee immigrants. Nor would it prevent native-born Americans from becoming radicalized and joining terrorist groups. Nor would it prevent terrorists from entering the country illegally.
In cases such as that of the Tsarnaev brothers, where the children of refugees subsequently became terrorists, barring refugees would presumably have prevented terrorist attacks; but such scenarios cannot be predicted beforehand with any confidence and denying refugees admission because their children might possibly become terrorists is hardly fair or humane.
To deny refugees admission to the United States closes off only one, very inefficient route for terrorists to enter the country and does not address any of the myriad other routes by which they might come here. Such meager results are a poor reason to deprive people of a haven after war forced them from their homes. The American people and their representatives should not follow such a tragically misguided policy. The Syrian refugees deserve to be admitted to this country.
A version of this essay originally appeared in Life Matters Journal.
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http://cnn.it/219hJol;
Francine Kiefer, "Why the Syrian Refugee Issue Turned Partisan So Quickly," Christian Science Monitor, November 17, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1NU8nHj.
[2] Diamond, "Entering the U.S. as Refugees Would Be the Hardest Way for Would-be Terrorists"; Linda Qiu, "Jeb Bush: 'It Takes Almost a Year for a Refugee To Be Processed in the United States'," Politifact, November 15, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1Qpjytl;
"U.S. Refugee Admissions Program," U.S. Department of State, accessed December 16, 2015,
http://1.usa.gov/1HT2rgU.
[3] "Some 214 Syrian Refugees Expected to Land in Toronto Tuesday Afternoon," CBC News, December 15, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1Qtzo6A.
[4] Michelle Ye Hee Lee, "The Viral Claim That 'Not One' Refugee Resettled Since 9/11 Has Been 'Arrested on Domestic Terrorism Charges'," Washington Post, November 19, 2015,
http://wapo.st/1HZkthB;
Kathleen Newland, "The U.S. Record Shows Refugees Are Not a Threat," Migration Policy Institute, October 2015,
http://bit.ly/1Rsg33a;
Bruce Schreiner and Dylan Lovan, "Kentucky Refugee Case Highlights Worries Over Syrians in U.S.," U.S. News & World Report, November 19, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1NqxcZV.
[5] Lee, "The Viral Claim That 'Not One' Refugee Resettled Since 9/11 Has Been 'Arrested on Domestic Terrorism Charges'"; Newland, "The U.S. Record Shows Refugees Are Not a Threat."
[6] Thomas R. Eldridge, Susan Ginsburg, Walter T. Hempel II, Janice L. Kephart, Kelly Moore, Joanne M. Accolla and Alice Falk, Terrorist Travel: Staff Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (Nashville, TN: Turner Publishing, 2004), 7 passim, available at
http://bit.ly/1T2A0he
[page numbers are for online version].
[7] Mark Hosenball, "Maj. Nidal M. Hasan's Official Military Record," Newsweek, November 6, 2009,
http://bit.ly/1UBKe9v;
Rick Jervis and Doug Stanglin, "Nidal Hasan Found Guilty in Fort Hood Killings," USA Today, August 23, 2013,
http://usat.ly/1NqxkbQ;
Josh Rubin and Matt Smith, "'I Am the Shooter,' Nidal Hasan Tells Fort Hood Court-Martial," CNN,
http://cnn.it/1TR0Kl7.
[8] Susan Candiotti, "Two New Yorkers Questioned in Zazi Investigation, Attorneys Say," CNN, October 9, 2009,
http://cnn.it/1Zd4KQk;
"2 Plead Not Guilty to More Charges in Alleged Plot to Bomb NYC Subway," CNN, February 25, 2010,
http://cnn.it/1T2AeFf;
Carrie Johnson and Spencer S. Hsu, "Najibullah Zazi Pleads Guilty in New York Subway Bomb Plot," Washington Post, February 23, 2010,
http://wapo.st/1O9m5Ik;
John Marzulli, Rocco Parascandola and Corky Siemaszko, "Zarein Ahmedzay Pleads Not Guilty to Zazi Terror Plot, Second Suspect Medunjanin 'Not Cooperating'," New York Daily News, January 8, 2010,
http://nydn.us/1Mi11aZ;
William K. Rashbaum and David Johnston, Majeed Babar, Alison Leigh Cowan, and Karen Zraick, "Terror Suspect Is Said to Have Gone to Pakistan With 2 From New York," New York Times, October 10, 2009, A17; William K. Rashbaum and Karen Zraick, "Government Says Al Qaeda Told New Yorkers to Commit Suicide Bombings," New York Times, April 24, 2010, A15; Mosi Secret, "Jury Convicts U.S. Citizen in Plot to Bomb City's Subways," New York Times, May 2, 2012, A19; A. G. Sulzberger, William K. Rashbaum, and Scott Shane, "Guilty Plea Made in Plot To Bomb New York Subway," New York Times, February 23, 2010, A1, A23; Michael Wilson, Majeed Babar, Al Baker, Dan Frosch, Kirk Johnson, William K. Rashbaum, and Nate Schweber, "From Smiling Coffee Vendor to Terror Suspect," New York Times, September 26, 2009, A1, A14.
[9] BBC, "Underwear Bomber Abdulmutallab Sentenced to Life," February 16, 2012,
http://bbc.in/1QtAsaB;
Richard Sisk, James Gordon Meek and Larry McShane, "U.S. Officials Investigating How Abdulmutallab Boarded Flight 253 as More Missed Red Flags Surface," New York Daily News, January 2, 2010,
http://nydn.us/1T2AsfA.
[10] James Barron, Michael S. Schmidt, Alison Leigh Cowan, Ray Rivera, Michael S. Schmidt, and Karen Zraick, "A Suburban Father Who Gave No Warning Sign," New York Times, May 5, 2010, A1, A7; Benjamin Weiser and Colin Moynihan, "A Guilty Plea In Plot to Bomb Times Square," New York Times, June 22, 2010, A1, A24.
[11] "Boston Marathon Bombing Victims," CBS News, accessed January 10, 2016,
http://cbsn.ws/1OIsNDB;
Peter Finn, Carol D. Leonnig, and Will Englund, "Tsarnaev Brothers' Homeland Was War-Torn Chechnya," Washington Post, April 19, 2013,
http://wapo.st/1kAb2ej;
G. Jeffrey MacDonald and John Bacon, "Tsarnaev Pleads Not Guilty," USA Today, July 10, 2013,
http://usat.ly/1Zd57uk;
Milton J. Valencia, "'It Was Him,' Defense Admits as Marathon Bombing Trial Begins," Boston Globe, March 4, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1DVyeIr;
Milton J. Valencia and Patricia Wen, "Tsarnaev Apologizes for Attack; Judge Sentences Him to Death," Boston Globe, June 24, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1P9kWiO.
[12] Adam Nagourney, Ian Lovett, Julie Turkewitz, and Benjamin Mueller, "A Couple Who Lived Quietly, Motives Unknown," New York Times, December 4, 2015, A1, A21; Eric Tucker and Asif Shahzad, "FBI: San Bernardino Shooters Were Radicalized at Least 2 Years Ago," Christian Science Monitor, December 9, 2015,
http://bit.ly/1M423Hv.
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<!WA13>Principal Investigator.

 PI Name:	        Allen Goldberg

 PI Institution:	Kestrel Institute

 PI Phone Number:	(415) 493-6871

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 PI E-mail Address:	goldberg@kestrel.edu

 PI URL Home Page:	<!WA14>http://kestrel.edu/pub/mosaic/kestrel.html

 Grant Title:	A Prototyping System for Parallel and Distributed Applications

 Grant/Contract Number:	N00014-92-C-0182

 R&T Number:	3331773-09

 Reporting Period:	7/1/93 -- 6/30/94

 PI Name:	        Jan Prins

 PI Institution:	University of North Carolina

 PI Phone Number:	(919) 962-1913

 PI Fax Number:	(919) 962-1799

 PI E-mail Address:	prins@cs.unc.edu

 PI URL Home Page:	<!WA15>http://www.cs.unc.edu

 Grant Title:	A Prototyping System for Parallel and Distributed Applications

 Grant/Contract Number:	N00014-92-C-0182

 R&T Number:	3331773-09

 Reporting Period:	7/1/93 -- 6/30/94

 PI Name:	        John Reif

 PI Institution:	Duke University

 PI Phone Number:	(919) 660-6568

 PI Fax Number:	(919) 660-6519

 PI E-mail Address:	reif@cs.unc.edu

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<!WA17>Productivity Measures.

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 Number of books or parts thereof submitted but not published: 2

 Number of books or parts thereof published:	1

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 Number of patents filed but not yet granted:	0

 Number of patents granted and software copyrights: 	0

 Number of graduate students supported >= 25% of full time: 3 (unc), 1 (duke)

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<!WA18>Summary of Objectives and Approach.

 To provide a prototyping-based design methodology
that supports the architecture-independent development of parallel and
distributed systems. The Proteus system provides the language and
tools supporting this methodology.

This work addresses a fundamental problem: naive implementations
of abstract models of parallel computation lead to impractical
implementations, whereas machine-specific models lead to
intractable analysis of even the simplest programs. The goal of
our work is to provide tools for exploring the design space of a
parallel application by a process of prototyping and successive
refinement.

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 Development of object-oriented mechanisms for task-parallel communication and
synchronization.

Significant progress has been made in language design in the
development of an extensible foundation for explicit task parallelism.
Communication is through a shared object model in which the access to
shared state is controlled through object methods and class directives
which constrain mutual exclusion of methods [GPR+94].  Predefined
classes such as for single-assignment objects which synchronize a
producer with a consumer, together with provisions for private state
with barrier synchronization allow the expression of a wide range of
parallel computing paradigms, key to providing an expressive and
uniform vehicle for refinement.

 Development of methodology for performance prediction in which computing
model varies with level of refinement; development of improved
computational model LogP-HMM.

To support early analysis of program efficiency and resource utilization we
are developing a methodology for performance predicition which uses, as
program refinement progresses, increasingly detailed parallel computational
models.  The accuracy and confidence of assessment thus increases as the
level of architectural detail incorporated into the program increases.  To
support the assessment of multi-paradigm programs, different models are
used for analysis of code segments following different paradigms, such as
the VRAM for data-parallelism and the LogP message-passing, with suitable
instrumentation to attach the model to the program.  At the same time, to
support more accurate modeling of costs such as cache and I/O, we are
developing improved performance models, i.e., a new hybrid model of
parallel computation, the LogP-HMM model [LMR94], which fills a gap in the
hierachy of refined models by extending a network model (the LogP) with a
sequential hierarchical memory model (the HMM).

 Completion and release of the DTRE3 transformation system.

The refinement subsystem of Proteus, called DTRE3, has been completed.
This system has supported work in transformation of data parallel
Proteus programs to vector models. A new system called Specware, which
significantly generalizes DTRE3 is being developed. In addition to
supporting refinement and generation of C and Lisp code, Specware has
powerful category-theory-based operations for manipulating diagrams
(directed graphs) logical theories. The logical theories are used to
hierarchically define (partial) specifications, architectural
descriptions, refinements, and other software artifacts. The
operations are used to compose, refine, and instantiate components to
build systems. A preliminary version of the Specware has been
released.

 Participation in the Hiper-D GeoServer demonstration activity.

In November 1993, we participated in a community-wide prototyping
experiment defined by the Hiper-D program at NSWC as part of their
next-generation Aegis development effort.  Using Proteus, we developed
a <!WA20> series of
prototypes to explore design approaches to a geometric
classification problem.  An initial design was elaborated to reflect
the functional structure of the radar system and the interactions with
a system operator.  Another prototype explored designs for the system
in demanding high-traffic situations using a sophisticated parallel
algorithm.  All prototypes were executable using the Proteus
interpreter, were rapidly developed, and were judged to have
contributed useful knowledge about design options to NSWC.  An
external review of the participating ProtoTech languages in this
experiment assigned the highest overall score to the Proteus and
Haskell efforts.

 FY-95 PLANS:

Full development of an integrated task- and data-parallel
programming notation.

Elaboration of a design model for concurrent systems based on
successive refinement.

Support for resource requirement estimation using
multiple refined performance-prediction models.

Further development of Specware, including integration with
Proteus.

Unified, single-step translation of data-parallel applications to
vector execution.

Application development to assist in prototyping methodology description.

Notational Formalism and Software Support for Real-Time Educational
Simulations

Participation in the Hiper-D advanced GeoServer prototyping activity.

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 Duke and UNC are collaborating with John
Board in the E.E. Department of Duke University and J. Hermans of the
Biochemistry Department at UNC in the investigation and implementation
of parallel Fast Multipole Algorithms (FMA) for molecular dynamics
simulations.  NCSC and UNC were recently awarded a 5-year $2.5M NIH
grant for the development and implementation of parallel algorithms
for molecular dynamics.  The use of Proteus is an integral component
of this effort.

 Medical Imaging group at UNC is using Proteus to develop sophisticated
parallel algorithms for segmenting medical images into physical
objects.

 Our FMA code is being examined by others, at Duke University, CMU and
Brooklyn Polytechnic, as a guide to lead their own implementations.

 Release of Specware to Mitre, Motorola, Air Forces Institute of
Technology, and Rome Labs. Motorola is specifying and (eventually)
implementing the kernal of a crypto system using Specware. AFIT
and Rome Labs are evaluating Specware for use within their research
programs in software engineering. Mitre is evaluating Specware
technology.

 Specware, which is described above, requires a UNIX/X environment,
and Refine (available at low-cost to educational institutions).
The POC is Maria Pryce, pryce@kestrel.edu, 415-493-6871.

<!WA22>Software and Hardware Prototypes.

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 A prototype system for translation of Proteus programs to
executable parallel code has been developed.

 Enhancement of the Proteus interpreter continues.

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Lee Blaine, et. al. SPECWARE User Manual, Kestrel Institute
Technical Report, June, 1994.

Rickard E. Faith, Doug L. Hoffman, and David G. Stahl.  UnCvL: The
University of North Carolina C Vector Library.  Technical Report, May,
1993.

Allen Goldberg, Peter Mills, Lars Nyland, Jan Prins, John Reif, and
James Riely. Specification and Development of Parallel Applications
using the Proteus System.  Proc.  DIMACS Workshop on
Specification of Parallel Algorithms, 1994.

Allen Goldberg, Jan Prins, John Reif, Rickard Faith, Zhiyong Li, Peter
Mills, Lars Nyland, Daniel Palmer, and James Riely. The Proteus system
for the development of parallel applications. Technical report,
UNC-CH, May 1994.  To be published in the ProtoTech compendium.

Allen Goldberg, Richard Jullig, Y.V. Srinivas, Refinement of
Specifications, Kestrel Institute Technical Report, Oct. 1993.

Jullig, R. and Srinivas, Y.  Describing software architectures
formally: A case-study using KWIC.  Kestrel Institute Technical
Report KES.U.94.4, Kestrel Institute, April 1994.

Jullig, R. and Srinivas, Y. Diagrams for software synthesis.
Proceedings of the 8th Knowledge-Based Software Engineering
Conference, IEEE, Chicago, IL, September 20--23, 1993.

Gary Levin and Lars Nyland. An introduction to Proteus, version 0.9.
Technical report, UNC-CH, 1993.

"Models and Resource Metrics for Parallel and Distributed Computation",
Z. Li, P. Mills  and J. Reif.   To appear in
28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-28,
Parallel Algorithms Software Technology Track),
Maui, Hawaii, January 3-6, 1995.

P.H. Mills, L.S. Nyland, J.F. Prins, and J.H. Reif.  Software
Issues in High-Performance Computing and a Framework for the
Development of HPC Applications.  Computer
Science Agendas for High-Performance Computing (U. Vishkin, ed.),
ACM, 1994.

Z.  Li, P.H.  Mills, and J.H.  Reif.  Models and Resource Metrics for
Parallel and Distributed Computation.  Duke Technical Report,
Submitted for publication, 1994.

 Daniel W. Palmer. DPL- data parallel library manual.  Technical
report, UNC, 1993.

 Qian, X.L. and Allen Goldberg, Referential Opacity in
Nondeterministic Data Refinement, to appear in ACM Letters on
Programming Languages and Systems.

 T.C. Wang and Allen Goldberg, KITP-93: An automated inference
system for program analysis, Proceedings of the Conference on
Automated Deduction, Nancy, France, June, 1994.

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"Work-efficient Parallel Implementations of Sparse Grid-based
Computations", Jan Prins, Workshop on Parallel Algorithms for Unstructured and
Dynamic Problems, DIMACS, Rutgers, NJ. 6/2/93.

"The Proteus System for the Development of Parallel Software", Jan Prins,
Parallel Software Engineering CRDA, Griffiss AFB, Rome NY. 7/28/93.

 "Targeting Multiple Virtual Machines with the Proteus System", Jan Prins,
Workshop on Parallel Virtual Machine Concepts, Griffiss AFB, Rome, NY.
10/4/93.

"Practical Parallel Algorithms for the MasPar MP-1", Jan Prins,
U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD. 11/22/93.

 "The Proteus System for the Development of Parallel Algorithms",
Jan Prins, Workshop on Parallel Algorithms, DIMACS, Rutgers, NJ.
11/17/93.

 "A Proteus Solution for the Geometric Region Server", Lars
Nyland, Computer Sciences Corp., Dalgren VA, 12/9/93.

"Parallel Implementations of Molecular Dynamics Simulations", Jan Prins,
Computational Biology Colloquium Series, NCSC, RTP, NC. 1/27/94.

 "Social Potential Fields: A Distributed Behavioral Control for
Autonomous Robots", John Reif and H. Wang. Workshop on the Algorithmic
Foundations of Robotics (WAFR), San Francisco, February, 1994

 Distinguished Lecture: "Predictive Computing:An Emerging Paradigm
for Efficient Computation", John Reif, School of Computer Science,
April 14, 1994, CMU

"The Role of Program Transformations in the Proteus System", Jan Prins,
IFIP WG10.3 Working Conference on Programming Environments for
Massively Parallel Computing, Ascona, Switzerland. 4/25/94.

"Models, Control Primitives, and Resource Metrics for Parallel and
Distributed Computation", J. Reif.  Invited keynote presentation at
8th International Parallel Processing Symposium (IPPS '94), Cancun,
Mexico, April 26-29, 1994.

 "Dynamic Parallel Tree Contraction", John Reif and S. R. Tate,
5th Annual ACM Symposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures
(SPAA'94), Cape May, NJ, June 1994. pp.114-121.

 "O(log^2 n) Time Efficient Parallel Factorization of Dense,
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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Medals Have Been Made from 6 Million Recycled Phones The Tokyo 2020 Medal Project accepted donations in the form of discarded and old mobile phones.
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We are only a year away to witness the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, with the opening ceremony scheduled for 24th July 2020.
In February 2017, the Olympics announced an initiative of taking a substantial route for the crafting of the medals that will be given during the massive event.
The Tokyo 2020 Medal Project has thus far collected nearly 80,000 tonnes of mobile phones and small electronic devices to craft the gold, silver and bronze medals awarded to the athletes at the Olympics and Paralympics events next year.
In their extensive collection of electronic material, over 6 million mobile phones were collected, reported the Project's website. Almost over 2 years were devoted to extracting the metals from these electronic devices, from which the medals will be manufactured. The medals are intended to look like, "rough stones that have been polished and which now shine." They will weight between 556 and 450 grams each.
The Tokyo 2020 Medal Project accepted donations in the form of discarded and old mobile phones from more than 1,300 educational institutions and 2,100 electronics retail stores across Japan. At the end of the donation cycle on March 31st, 2019 the project had amassed 30.3kg of gold, 4,100kg of silver and 2,700kg of bronze.
A spokesperson for Tokyo 2020 said, "We hope that our project to recycle small consumer electronics and our efforts to contribute to an environmentally friendly and sustainable society will become a legacy of the Tokyo 2020 Games."
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People believe they can not avoid dementia – research
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Only one in three adults in the UK believes that it is possible to reduce the risk of developing dementia, the research suggests.
The research, for Alzheimer Research UK, found a lack of awareness about lifestyle factors that may increase the risk of the disease and measures that can be taken to reduce that risk.
Almost half (48%) of the people interviewed did not know a single risk factor for dementia.
These risk factors are excessive alcohol consumption, genetics, smoking, high blood pressure, depression and diabetes, while it is known that exercise helps protect against the disease.
The Dementia Attitudes Monitor interviewed 2,361 people and was conducted by Ipsos MORI for Alzheimer's Research UK.
It was found that only 1% of UK adults were able to name all seven known risk or protective factors for dementia.
This is despite the fact that experts believe that one-third of all cases of dementia are influenced by factors that are under people's control, such as leading a healthy lifestyle.
In the survey, half (49%) of people said they did not know that dementia was a cause of death, while 22% incorrectly said that it was an unavoidable part of their age.
Most (73%) said they would like to receive information in middle age about their personal risk of developing dementia later in life if their doctors could.
About 85% would also be willing to take a test administered by their doctor to say if they were in the early stages of dementia, even before the symptoms appeared.
Meanwhile, two out of five people (42%) rated dementia as the health condition they most feared.
More than 850,000 people in the UK are currently living with dementia and this number is expected to increase to over 1 million by 2025.
Dementia is a generic term for a set of symptoms that affect cognitive function such as memory loss, confusion, and personality changes.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, accounting for about two-thirds of all cases.
Hilary Evans, executive director of Alzheimer's Research UK, said: "Dementia is the biggest killer in the UK, but only half of people recognize that this causes death, and almost half of UK adults are unable to name one of the seven risk factors for dementia, including smoking. , high blood pressure and heavy drinking.
"Many of these longstanding misconceptions influence attitudes toward research with the Dementia Attitude Monitor showing that those who believe that dementia is an inevitable part of aging are also less likely to value a formal diagnosis or to engage in developmental research that may bring about a change of life. prevention and treatment.
"Advancing public understanding has the potential to empower more people to take action to maintain their own brain health, to seek a diagnosis, and to support research that has the power to transform lives."
Caregiver Caroline Dinenage said: "Prevention is becoming an increasingly vital tool in the fight against dementia – one of the greatest health challenges of our time, and the biggest killer in the UK.
"This research supports our Dementia 2020 Challenge, highlighting the need to raise public awareness of the condition and how healthy lifestyle choices can reduce the personal risk of developing it.
"We have already made significant progress on this with advice on how to reduce the risk of dementia included in all health checks for those over 40.
"By publicizing prevention, we can help fulfill the government's ambition to make England the world leader in dementia care, research and awareness."
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Richardson & G. Smith climb rookie rankings
By Brent Sobleski October 10, 2013 4:41 pm
1. Kiko Alonso (Bills, LB) — Alonso had a stranglehold on the top spot as the NFL's top rookie. Alonso wasn't able to intercept a pass for the fourth straight game, but he was a strong presence Thursday night against the Browns' run game. Alonso played through, around and even over blockers to make 12 total tackles.
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2. Sheldon Richardson, (Jets, DE) — Monday night was a showcase game for the Jets' defensive line and Richardson in particular. The young defensive lineman made multiple stops in the backfield and couldn't be blocked by the Falcons' offensive line. Atlanta averaged only 2.8 yards per carry against the Jets. Richardson also registered a sack.
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No defensive linemen has as many stops in the run game as J.J. Watt (19). 2nd is Marcell Dareus (15) & 3rd Sheldon Richardson (13).
— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) October 8, 2013
3. Barkevious Mingo (Browns, LB) — Mingo may not be in the starting lineup for long — Jabaal Sheard is set to return this weekend. Mingo created four quarterback pressures during his second start. One play he wishes he could get back, however, was when he lost contain on C.J. Spiller's 78-yard touchdown romp. With Sheard's return, Mingo will once again be asked to serve primarily as a pass rusher.
4. Tyrann Mathieu (Cardinals, S) — The Cardinals decided to have a sack party Sunday against the Panthers, and the "Honey Badger" made sure to join the festivities. Arizona sacked Cam Newton seven times. Matheiu had one. He also had two more QB hits. The sack placed Mathieu in elite company this season:
Thru 5 weeks, just 7 NFL players have recorded a sack, a forced fumble & an INT. Tyrann @Mathieu_Era is one of them
— Mark Dalton (@CardsMarkD) October 7, 2013
5. Larry Warford (Lions, OG) – The Lions' offensive line wasn't as stout against the Packers as it has been most of the season. The unit surrendered five sacks — Warford only gave up two pressures — and Reggie Bush averaged 3.4 yards per carry. Despite the poor week, Warford is still far outperforming his draft status.
6. Star Lotulelei (Panthers, DT) – Lotulelei was nearly dominant the first month of his career. His play as of late — particularly against the Cardinals Sunday — wasn't to the standard previously established. Lotulelei had two tackles. With that said — the Cardinals were only able to manage 3.2 yards per carry.
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7. Ziggy Ansah (Lions, DE) – Ansah is far from a complete player, but he's learning on the job. The No. 5 pick in April's draft has yet to learn the nuances of stopping the run. His impact comes on passing downs. Ansah added to his sack total and now has 3.5 this season. He also forced a fumble.
Ziggy Ansah continue to lead all NFL rookies with 3.5 sacks. Cleveland's Barkevious Mingo is second among rookies with 3.0.
— Tim Twentyman (@ttwentyman) October 8, 2013
8. Kenny Vaccaro, (Saints S) — Praise isn't forthcoming when an opposing wide receiver — in this case, Alshon Jeffery — sets a franchise record with 218 yards receiving. Vaccaro made multiple mistakes in the secondary, and his strong play all season took a step back for at least one week.
9. DeAndre Hopkins (Texans, WR) — Hopkins started strong this season. He was named the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Month in September. But, his production has tailed off dramatically the past two weeks. Hopkins only had four receptions for 50 yards against the 49ers and the Seahawks.
10. Geno Smith, (Jets, QB) – Smith's rookie season has been a roller coaster ride. It's impossible to determine which player will show up each weekend. Smith was particularly good against the Falcons. He threw for three touchdowns and orchestrated a flawless game-winning drive. In fact, Smith's performance Monday Night was one-of-a-kind:
Geno Smith: 1st rookie in the Super Bowl era to go on road and throw for 3 TD passes, 0 INT, with an 80% completion rate
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) October 8, 2013
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Q: What does the colored square after my equipment's name mean? In my equipment list some, but not all, items have a colored square after their name, e.g. "Leather Helm S" has a brown square, "Yukumo Sky Kote" has a red square, but "Leather Vest" has no square.
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Triton Ballpark can now truly lay claim to being one of the premier baseball fields in all of San Diego County. The facility on UCSD's East Campus boasts a brand-new look outside the foul lines, having undergone a major renovation ahead of and during the 2015 season. Some of the main ballpark features include a permanent grandstand to seat just over 500, a press box, new sunken dugouts, a food-truck area, and restrooms, among a number of other amenities. The backstop netting comes all the way down to the ground, putting Triton fans closer to the action than ever before.
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Previously on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, the first-ever night game was played at the venue after lighting was installed. Lights were a much-needed addition, to enable the UCSD program to host postseason activity, with the Tritons having since earned the right to host the NCAA Division II West Regional twice in 2011 and 2014, as well as the 2012 California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship. A new scoreboard (below) arrived in right center field in time for the 2013 campaign.
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