My goal for starting the skincare series was to share things that I have learned over the years working as an esthetican. I wanted to share useful information, tricks tips and DIYs that you can do at home and you don't have to spend a fortune. I have always believed the more holistic and natural the better. After taking a little break from the series (due to feeling slightly unmotivated) I realized how much I truly do enjoy it and I am happy about starting it back up again.
So I am going to bring it back with a skincare DIY that is probably one of the best skin clearing remedies that I have posted about to date.
Fresh or dried thyme. I used dried which I found at my local health food store in bulk.
Apple cider vinegar. You can read all about the benefits here.
Glass container to store toner. I used am empty vitamin E jar.
Glass jar. I used a mason jar.
Add about 1/2 cup of raw apple cider vinegar into a glass jar and place inside a bowl of hot water to warm it up. Once it is heated add about 3 tablespoons of thyme.
Let this sit for up to two hours.
Place the cheesecloth on top of the glass jar and carefully pour the liquid into your toner container.
You now have the ultimate acne and age spot fighting toner! You can use this nightly. Apply it with a cotton pad, let dry and then apply your moisturizer on top. To prolong the shelf life of your toner keep it in the fridge. My suggestion would be to only make a small batch at a time and try to use it up within two weeks.
Do you find this is more effective than tea tree oil for trouble spots?
I love natural face products you can make in the kitchen and this one is very interesting and sounds promising! Thanks for sharing.
Erica- This is more for acne, pigmentation issues and sun damage while tea tree is great for a spot treatment for large blemishes. Since everyone's skin responds differently to topical ingredients it really just depends on what you find works best for your skin.
Love the idea, i will try soon.
You always have the best at home remedies - luv your blog!!
I seriously need this right now...having a major breakout!
See this is why I wanted you to continue with this series! I never thought of using thyme for the face but could use it as I am acne prone.Thanks for the tips.
So excited to try this one! I love ideas for inexpensive, at-home face products!
This sounds so good! I like that it's super easy to put together. Excited that your skin care tips are back!
That sounds so great! I have acne prone skin and currently use benzoyl peroxide (10%) every night. This sounds like it wouldn't be so irritating- and wouldn't bleach!
Such a cool skin care DIY!! I have thyme in my cabinet.... Never thought I could use it for anything else but cooking!
I love this post, and I'm so trying it! I love when you can make a beauty product from stuff in your own pantry - genius!
Another great tip! Does the vinegar smell last? I mean will I be able to smell it when I go to bed?
This sounds great and I'm excited to try it. However, I'm wondering why you have to use raw apple cider if it's going to be nuked in the microwave. ??
so, it can work with fresh thyme also, right?
This is very powerful smelling. Didn't think I could stand the smell long enough to put on my face. Some people might be ok with it but it made my eyes water.
Just made my first batch!! Can't wait to try it out when I wash my face tonight!!
Hoping to give this a try for me and my tween aged kids. However, DO NOT use a microwave, even for a short time. They are proven to destroy the benefits of the items being heated.
Just made this...can't wait to try it!! Thanks so much!!
Care to share the results?
Also, all the reports I've read about the latest findings on thyme are based on a mixture of the herb and alcohol. So, @Lindsay, why use ACV?
Thyme is great if taken in as organic as it is very potent and healthy. You can also try argan oil australia for youthful looking skin.
What about using witch hazel instead of ACV?? I don't mind the smell of ACV but my daughter can't stand it.
Last year, I made this for my daughters and they have remained blemish free, even during menses. Since I have been 'poo-less' since Halloween, (baking soda wash & acv rinse) I decided to play with this recipe a bit. I added rosemary and sage and use it as a hair detangler. Call me shocked, but after 2 months use, my greys had become much less noticeable, my hair not only stopped falling out but has grown back thicker and healthier than I ever remember it being. Thanks for your inspiration! It's been a win/win for me and my family.
Can you add green tea to this?
Does the container to store have to be glass?
Do you have store this in a glass container or can you use plastic container?
What do you do with the Thyme after you strain it? Can you reuse it or is it time to compost it? Thanks!
Usually when a tincture like this is made with vinegar, it has to sit in the liquid for 5-8 weeks. Is this still effective after soaking for only 2 hours? Also, would it be ok to add tea tree oil too?
I am confused about the heating up portion part of the recipe. Do you seal up the glass jar with a lid while heating or leave it open? Just set the jar in the pan with the water and boil? Just clarifying.
Hi, we get thyme seeds in india, can that be used instead?
I recently made a simple thyme "tea" using nothing but warm water, allowing the dried thyme to steep for a few hours on my kitchen counter. I then strained it into a little spray bottle and have been using it as a toner (just mist my face and let air dry after washing twice a day, followed by just 2 drops of rosehip oil as moisturizer) - acne all gone! With nothing but thyme infused water! I've had acne for 20+ years!
Thank You! This was the first recipe I used from your arsenal, and It got rid of my acne spots like nobody's business.
I use Dr Haushka products but I simply can't afford it anymore. This will be the perfect replacement for their toner. It might even be better.
Thanks so much! Making it today for my girls and I!!
You wrote that this is the ultimate acne and age spot fighting toner. Which ingredient fights age spots?
I always prefer home made and natural products for my skin. Your idea will be new addition in my home made remedies collection. Thank you so much for sharing. Will be looking for future addition too.


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Government Girls Degree College is public sector college located on Hayatabad, Peshawar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The college offers programs for intermediate both in Arts and Science groups affiliate with Board of Intermediate And Secondary Education Peshawar plus BA & BSc programs which are affiliated with Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University.

Overview & history
Government Girls Degree College Hayatabad Peshawar is established in 2006 in phase 7 adjacent to new Haji Camp in Hayatabad, Peshawar. The college offers courses in Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities. The college is well connected through network of roads to different phases of Hayatabad and other adjacent areas. Currently the college is catering the needs of around 1000 students at intermediate and degree levels.

The college has started in July 2006 with 70 students in FA/FSc and BA/BSc with subjects such as Psychology, Sociology, Mathematics, Economics, Civics/Political Science, Law etc. The classes in English literature at intermediate level is started in 2011.

Faculties and departments
The college currently has the following faculties and departments.

Faculty of Social Sciences
 Department of Economics
 Department of English
 Department of Pak Studies
 Department of Geography
 Department of Health and physical Education
 Department of History
 Department of Home Economics
 Department of Islamyate
 Department of Law
 Department of Political Science
 Department of Psychology
 Department of Sociology
 Department of Urdu

Faculty of Physical Sciences
 Department of Chemistry
 Department of Computer Science
 Department of Mathematics
 Department of Physics
 Department of Statestics

Faculty of Biological Sciences
 Department of Botany
 Department of Zoology

See also
 Edwardes College Peshawar
 Islamia College Peshawar
 Government Girls Degree College Mathra Peshawar

References

External links
 Government Girls Degree College Hayatabad Peshawar Official Website

Colleges in Peshawar
Universities and colleges in Peshawar
Educational institutions established in 2006
2006 establishments in Pakistan

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Q: Python bin data in specified ranges I have a 1 dimensional array that has salary information like so:
|wage    |
|75000   |
|125000  |
|130000  |

and so on. I used the qcut function to bin the data, but I want to use rounded out ranges so it looks more aesthetic.
Currently my code is as follows:
quant = pd.qcut(df['wage'], [0.1, 0.2,
0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1]).value_counts()

and that produces
(42500.0, 50000.0]         3285
(27882.399, 32500.0]       3158
(32500.0, 37500.0]         3000
(69926.75, 82500.0]        2988
(58878.5, 69926.75]        2922
(82500.0, 110000.0]        2914
(110000.0, 145600000.0]    2866
(37500.0, 42500.0]         2677
(50000.0, 58878.5]         2554
Name: wage, dtype: int64

I would like the following ranges:
(0, 30000]
(30000, 50000]
(50000, 70000]
(70000, 90000]
(90000, 110000]
(110000, 150000]
(150000, max wage]

any suggestions on how to do this?

A: pd.qcut is for when you want to specify the quantiles. For what you want, I suspect you need pd.cut, for example:
edges = [0, 30000, 50000, 70000, 90000, 110000, 150000, df['wage'].max()]

pd.cut(df['wage'], edges)

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Andreas Schlieker, who we met during the British Art Show 06, has invited us to submit a proposal for the first Folkestone Triennial.
It's an open brief invitation, which is great! Thank you!
Within the context of public art and regeneration the idea of an "open brief" might be the closest we get to a "non plan" scenario, where experiment is possible and outcomes are by nature unpredictable.


Many Christians are puzzled about why atheists cannot seem to let go of the Crusades. Why must we continue to bring up these atrocities from the relatively remote past, they wonder, and use the atrocities of their ancestors against them today? It hardly seems fair. One might even be tempted to use American slavery as an example to illustrate how little sense it makes to blame a people for what their distant relatives did. And yet, I'll be taking a very different position here and arguing that atheists must not let go of the Crusades.
To paraphrase the common maxim, we who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it. We must remember the Crusades, the various periods of the Inquisition, the Salem witch trials, the Satanic ritual abuse scare in the 1980's, and recent revelations about the Family. We must remember these grotesque episodes just as we must never forget the Holocaust, Jonestown, or Heaven's Gate. We remember them because we cannot allow them to be repeated.
And yet, there is more to it than maintaining these memories out of any noble cause. No, we must remember because our very survival depends on it. Atheists remember many of these periods because there are enough of us, at least in the U.S., who go through our daily lives feeling that another such period could be right around the corner.
We lived 8 years under a Christian extremist presidency, and we are too suspect of human nature to conclude with absolute certainty that we'll never see a President Huckabee. It could happen. We have heard again and again how our Christian neighbors feel about us and what some of them would like to do to us to relax completely.
We have seen a Christian extremist presence infiltrate our military, at least one of our modern political parties, and countless wealthy corporations. The consolidation of political power, military strength, and massive wealth into Christian extremist hands is something that should terrify every atheist. We know what can happen because we have seen it again and again throughout history.
Those of us who live in hotbeds of Christian extremism often feel that we are a step closer to the nightmare that others have the luxury of pretending is solely in our past. "Never forget" is our cry, and we are not about to abandon it. Celebrate progress where one finds it, but never forget. Far too much is at stake.


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Jingle Bell Ball 2017 – Who's in the line-up for the Capital Radio O2 Arena event?
DECEMBER is here and so that means so is the Jingle Bell Ball.
Who's in the line-up for this year's Jingle Bell Ball?
The line-up has been confirmed as the below.


MINNEAPOLIS (AP) That gruesome ankle injury that put Gordon Hayward through a grueling year of rehab forced him to adjust his game.
However he's able to make it happen, the Boston Celtics are more than happy to have him making the significant impact they envisioned all along.
Hayward had a season-high 30 points and added nine rebounds and eight assists, helping the revived Celtics win their third straight game by staving off the Minnesota Timberwolves 118-109 on Saturday night.
With Kyrie Irving in command of their drive-and-kick offense and their typical well-rounded effort on defense, the Celtics picked up another quality win behind a breakout performance by Hayward.
"It's slowly coming along. I think my confidence is slowly coming back too," Hayward said. "I'm still not where I want to be, but for sure me attacking is better for our team and not being hesitant or passive."
"They're a great team, so they made us pay for those mistakes," Towns said.
The signs of this game for Hayward were evident to the Celtics in practice three days prior, with his more aggressive mindset with the ball. His teammates playfully doused him with water as they walked by his postgame television interview afterward.
"This has not been easy for him, and all he's done is grit his teeth and been a great teammate and worked hard," coach Brad Stevens said. "I think there's a lot to be said about that. The year didn't start the way he wanted to. He's not starting. But I think that he has helped set the example for what this team needs to be about."
Hayward, who hit the 30-point mark for the first time since he scored 33 points for Utah on May 4, 2017, in the playoffs against Golden State, scored 11 of Boston's final 15 points over the last 3 1/2 minutes of the game and made four of five shots from 3-point range.
Irving pitched in 21 points and nine assists, Jayson Tatum added 19 points and nine rebounds, and Marcus Morris had 16 points on 4-for-7 shooting from 3-point range for the Celtics. They lost eight of 12 games before starting their streak.
"Now we're just playing. Gordon's being Gordon now. Guys are competing on both ends of the floor," Irving said.
"I don't think we played with great energy," Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau said.
Rose, who could find himself in a contest this spring with Hayward for the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award, did his best to provide the energy and production off the bench. He opened the fourth quarter by sinking a mid-range jumper and hit a 3-pointer to bring the Wolves within 89-86. On their next possession, his bounce pass through traffic in the lane set up Gorgui Dieng for a three-point play and a tie game for the first time since early in the second quarter.
But after the Wolves were within 103-101 on Covington's pair of free throws, Hayward took over.
"That's a playoff-bound team. We're trying to get back in the playoffs again, so games like that just test where you're at," Wolves forward Taj Gibson said. "We've got a couple more coming up, but that one still leaves a bad taste in your mouth."
The Celtics are in the middle of a rough monthlong stretch of the schedule without consecutive home games and eight of 13 contests on the road. This visit to Minnesota, the night after playing at home in Boston, was already their eighth road game against a Western Conference team this season.
Celtics: Forward Jaylen Brown missed his third straight game because of a bruised lower back. He warmed up before tipoff but was ultimately still too sore to suit up. ... Backup center Aron Baynes had five fouls in 16 minutes.
Timberwolves: After missing 17 of 18 shots, including all 10 of his 3-point attempts, against Chicago a week ago, Covington has gone 20 for 38 from the floor and 10 for 23 from 3-point range over the last three games. ... Wiggins had 17 points on 5-for-12 shooting.


One of the most acclaimed plays in contemporary theater, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Proof is a witty and compassionate exploration of a young woman's journey of self-discovery. Having spent years caring for her father, a brilliant mathematician who suffered from devastating mental deterioration, Catherine wonders whether she's now embodying his complex legacy…equal parts genius and instability.
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Q: Cannot set label style in jQuery.append()? I have a textbox and a button. When the button i clicked, the textbox contents are appended to   using append() method in jQuery. Also, while appending, I'm trying to set a style (namely, border-style) to the label that I'm appending. The following code does not do what I expect:

<input id="txt1" type="text">
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Adding the
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You should have noticed in your syntax highlighting, the myStyle becoming black, showing a break in the string.
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Also, if you're going to use jQuery, then use jQuery.
var text = $('#txt1').val();


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Letter from Barcelona: Why translation is a route to democracy
Culture in the age of nationalist ferment.
By Lisa Appignanesi
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Women in Barcelona march against Vox in March
The headlines from Spain in 2019 have fostered the wrong expectations. I anticipated grimness in the Barcelona streets, acerbic complaint, perhaps even further disturbances following the recent ferment.
Instead, the mood this December seems as sunny as the skies. Chattering shoppers and smiling strollers fill the late 19th-century boulevards, grand in their characteristic Catalan mix of Gothic and Romanesque, complete with wrought-iron floral motifs, bright ceramics and sculpture. Come late afternoon, Christmas lights sparkle and large illuminated butterflies flow languidly in the breeze. The next morning the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter heave with both locals and tourists. In front of the cathedral, a medley of tunes accompanies a Christmas fair.
It's easy to forget that in October 2019, Spain's supreme court imposed harsh nine-year prison sentences on the leaders of Catalonia's independence movement. The extradition from Belgium of the former Catalan president, Carles Puigdemont, was also called for.
Week-long demonstrations and a general strike took over the streets. Over 500,000 protested the verdict of the courts and the influence of Spain's central government in its making. At night peaceful protest gave way to riots and flames. Flights were cancelled, a Barcelona vs Real Madrid football game postponed.
Catalonia has a population of 7.5 million, while Barcelona's equals all of Scotland (around 5.4 million). More people speak Catalan than Norwegian, Danish or Finnish, while Catalonia's landmass is greater than that of several EU countries. Despite the fact that since the 19th century it has had a flourishing bourgeoisie, is industrially prosperous and makes a greater contribution to the central Spanish government than many other provinces (while receiving less back), Catalonia has fewer powers than the Basque region and Navarre.
To an outsider, it can only seem that historical emotions are in play. Why else would a Madrid government – until 2018 under prime minister Mariano Rajoy and his right-wing People's Party, and latterly under socialist Pedro Sánchez – that is unable to form governing coalitions have been so intent on punishing Catalonia? The show of force seems only to have made Catalans hungrier for independence. They're Spaniards, too, and just as in Britain, many Catalans in the course of a lifetime move between regions.
I have come to Barcelona to see ''Feminisms'', an exhibition at the Centre for Contemporary Culture (CCCB), a venue that thrives on multi-disciplin-arity and multi-lingualism.
Women's rights have become critical in Spain, where the far-right Vox Party, a player now in mainstream politics, has been arguing against abortion and for laws that criminalise violence against women to be repealed. On Women's Day on 8 March and again this autumn, hundreds of thousands took to the streets around the country. In September, a "Feminist Emergency" was declared: 19 women had been killed by their partners over the summer.
Tucked next to Barcelona's Modern Art Museum, the CCCB spreads around a grand old courtyard. Its buildings, over the centuries, housed a seminary, a barracks and an almshouse. In the 1990s it was modernised to contain exhibition, performance, theatre and lecture spaces, while its programme made a special place for literature and ideas.
A series of well-designed small books, back to back in Catalan and English, publishes lectures by a burgeoning list of writers and thinkers – Colm Tóibín, Herta Müller, Charles Taylor, Judith Butler, Zygmunt Bauman, Bernardo Atxaga to name only a few.
The CCCB's focus is both local and international. I have seen exhibitions here on JG Ballard, on apartheid, and on WG Sebald; a show by the South African artist William Kentridge opens next year.
''Feminisms'' doesn't disappoint. It unites a range of 1970s avant-garde photography and historical work from Vienna's Verbund Collection, with classics of Spanish feminism created during Franco's dictatorship. ''Gender Choreographies'', the second part of the show, curated by the Catalan feminist Marta Segarra, travels into a present of ''feminisms'' understood as a loose movement in which various forms of oppression intersect. The work interrogates gender norms across race and class and into the post-human landscape of cyborgs and hybrids.
I move from Martha Rosler's deadpan Semiotics of the Kitchen, which is like an early TV cookery programme made by a terminally depressed housewife, to the Brazilian Letícia Parente's Task 1, 1982, where a maid beautifully irons a garment with its owner still inside. The rich trove underscores the efflorescence of women's art over the past half-century.
Later, there's a performance of Grrrls!!!, an electrifying evening of feminist manifestos culled from Woolf, Audre Lorde, de Beauvoir and Spanish sources. Catalonia, with its ease in at least two and often three or more languages, is far more international than we are in Britain.
CCCB director Judit Carrera tells me that to be "in translation" is their only way of being in our world. Translation, in itself, is a lesson in democracy, a guarantee that there are no overpowering absolutes. The CCCB thrives on a plurality of voices and sifts the recent political ferment. Born into democracy, this post-Franco generation is willing to confront his legacy, the unmarked graves of the civil war, and Catalonia's role in Spain.
The CCCB has instituted an annual day in honour of George Orwell, a writer who insisted on the freedom to tell uncomfortable truths. As Masha Gessen, last year's guest lecturer at the centre, noted, Orwell was allergic to single-truth communities, such as dictatorships, which lived on lies and "where only one opinion is permissible at any given moment".
Being "in translation" may be key to keeping ideas alive, particularly when you live in the wake of a dictatorship that granted women no legal rights, not even of association or work, and heavily censored their writing. Feminisms here are in the plural, too.
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This article appears in the 13 December 2019 issue of the New Statesman, Christmas special
Trying to think about what I won't miss about New York, Frito Pie comes to mind
Canada's quest for justice over the Iran air crash is a geopolitical mire

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They, Who Sound
April 8, 2019 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Nameless Sound and Lawndale present . . . .
experimental sound-making, improvised music, noises, the sounding of art, the performance of art and . . .
Different Artists and Performers
Every Monday at Lawndale
Two distinct sets each night
For each Monday's updated lineup, please visit www.namelesssound.org.
Donations to They, Who Sound welcome.
In 2008, trombone player David Dove organized a short series of concerts as a personal DIY project, independent from his work as Founding Director of Nameless Sound. Held at a mid-town Houston bar, Dove had minimal expectations for They, Who Sound. It was casually organized as an opportunity for friends, colleagues, and various Houston experimental musicians to perform with each other and for each other (and for who ever else happened to show up on a Sunday evening).
On the afternoon of the third concert, Dove and friends arrived to locked doors. The bar had cancelled They, Who Sound without notice
Shortly after this auspicious beginning, the series was moved to Avant-Garden, a Montrose mainstay for diverse crowds and eclectic programming. Under the generous hospitality of owner Mariana Lemesoff (and key bar staff), the weekly series that was meant to last only a few months carried on for 9 years.
In those 9 years They, Who Sound not only became the sounding ground for a growing circle of local and regional experimental musicians. It also developed a reputation outside of Houston, as many well-known international artists would play They, Who Sound for their Houston tour stop, often collaborating with local artists. Sometimes They, Who Sound featured seasoned veterans, immediately following a young artist performing their first ever gig. Conversations after concerts were often as important as the performances themselves, and They, Who Sound became a place where new projects and collaborations were born. Though free improvisation might have been the most typical form of experimental music-making featured, there was plenty of space for jazz, noise, spoken-word, performance art, dance, film and sound art. It wouldn't be fair to say that Houston didn't have an active and creative scene of experimental musicians before They, Who Sound. But the scene in Houston does feel different than it did 10 years ago.
In 2018, Nameless Sound officially took on They, Who Sound as a weekly series of concerts in partnership with Lawndale Art Center. For Nameless Sound, it is an opportunity to provide a stage and shed light on Houston's diverse, vibrant, and totally unique experimental music scene. We hope it will continue to be a meeting place for Houston listeners and experimental musicians, and we expect it to be a lab for new developments. You will continue to hear well-known national and international artists sharing the stage with vital regional and local talent. For Lawndale, it represents something of a return to roots. In the 1980's, Lawndale's original location was the site for some of the most memorable experimental music and underground rock events in Houston. Anthony Braxton, Pauline Oliveros, Cecil Taylor and the Art Ensemble of Chicago all performed there, as did Black Flag, The Minutemen and the Replacements.
So join us at Lawndale, where every Monday you'll hear two distinct performances of experimental sound-making, improvised music, noises, the sounding of art, the performance of art and . . .


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We're store of the week again!
MRA is delighted to have been selected once more for 'Store Of The Week' by Retail Week for the Juicy Couture flagship store, Regent Street. "Fashion brand Juicy Couture's new store on Regent Street is everything you'd hope and expect it to be. Designed by MRA Architecture and Interior Design, the two floors and a mezzanine are lavish and trashy baroque at every turn. Whether it's the cash desk with pink taffeta stage curtains that reveal a neon Juicy logo, or the adept use of liveried scooters at the back of shop, this is about making the visitor feel that they have entered a boudoir-like environment where good taste goes head to head with schlock. Much of the envelope that contains this store design was already in place, thanks to the building's Grade II listing. The full-height plaster palm trees were developed and manufactured in California by the Juicy Couture creative team and are a first for the brand. Mention should also be made of the mid-shop chandelier designed specifically for this store. When it opened a few weeks ago, the store welcomed the Olympics with windows featuring a synchronised swimming team wearing Union flag bikini bottoms and gold logoed white T-shirts. All traces of this have been swept away following the closing ceremony however, and in its place are decals featuring two well-groomed and somewhat racy looking types, perfectly in tune with what follows when the shopper enters the store. There is a lot of Hollywood-style glamour about what has been done in this shop, but surely the star of the show has to be the listed, black, cast-iron lift at the back of the shop, which was a feature when this store was operated by previous tenant Kurt Geiger. Worth noting too is the fact that MRA worked with edgy lingerie retailer Agent Provocateur on a New York store, so it has form in creating interiors of this kind." (John Ryan)


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Published: Monday, January 09, 2023 11:57 AM
SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Mattie Hunter voted Friday to support families with limited economic resources and provide them with access to affordable, permanent housing.
"I've been an avid supporter of affordable housing my entire legislative career," said Hunter (D-Chicago). "The communities I represent and have lived in are in desperate need of this kind of support, and I am happy this program builds on other affordable housing initiatives I've worked to implement."
CROWN Act to take effect Jan. 1
Published: Wednesday, December 28, 2022 02:50 PM
SPRINGFIELD – A measure led by State Senator Mattie Hunter to end hair discrimination in the workplace will be implemented at the start of the new year.
"Hair discrimination has no place in this day and age," said Hunter (D-Chicago). "As a country, we should be past people missing out on job opportunities because of the way their hair grows out of their head, and this law will provide protections from such discrimination."
Hunter disappointed that CROWN Act will not advance nationwide
CHICAGO – State Senator Mattie Hunter released the following statement after The CROWN Act failed to pass on the federal level:
"As the lead sponsor for the CROWN Act in Illinois, I am extremely disappointed that the U.S. Senate did not see fit to pass this bill. It's shameful that the federal government is being insensitive to Black American culture and our naturally grown hair.
"Many of us still face discrimination over the way we wear our hair, and studies have proven it to be a systemic disadvantage for Black Americans in professional and educational spaces.
"Illinois has outlawed this petty discrimination, and it will go into effect Jan. 1. I am frustrated that our nation cannot do the same."
Members of Kidney Disease Prevention and Education Task Force announce official launch
Published: Tuesday, December 13, 2022 04:18 PM
CHICAGO – Members of the Kidney Disease Prevention and Education Task Force held a press conference Tuesday at the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois facility to increase awareness around prevention and treatment of the disease that affects 37 million Americans.
"Kidney disease is of the utmost importance here in Illinois. An estimated 1.4 million Illinoisans are affected and only around 177,000 of them are aware of it," said National Kidney Foundation of Illinois CEO Jacqueline Burgess-Bishop. "Raised awareness and early detection of chronic kidney disease and its risk factors — including diabetes and hypertension — can help prevent the disease from developing or progressing."
Kidney disease is the ninth leading cause of death in the United States, with uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure as the leading causes. Black Americans are four times more likely to develop kidney disease.
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Major genetic study confirms that many genes contribute to risk for Tourette's syndrome
A meta-analysis of multiple studies into the genetic background of Tourette's syndrome (TS)—a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by chronic involuntary motor and vocal tics—finds that variants in hundreds of genes, working in combination, contribute to the development of the syndrome and suggests that Tourette's is part of a continuous spectrum of tic disorders, ranging from mild, sometimes transient tics to severe cases that can include psychiatric symptoms.
The report from an international team—led by investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), the University of Florida and Purdue University—also describes finding that individuals with more TS-associated variants are more severely affected, raising the possibility of predicting whether children with mild tic disorders will develop full-blown TS in the future.
"This study confirms that, for most patients, the underlying genetic basis of Tourette's syndrome is polygenic—that is, many genes working together to cause a disease," says Jeremiah Scharf, MD, Ph.D., of the Psychiatric & Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit in the MGH Departments of Neurology and Psychiatry and the MGH Center for Genomic Medicine, co-senior and corresponding author of the report in the American Journal of Psychiatry. "This means that most people who have TS do not carry a single inactive gene but instead inherit hundreds of small DNA changes from both parents that combine to cause TS. This finding has multiple important implications, both scientifically as well as for patient advocacy and understanding of their symptoms."
While it is well known that most of the risk for TS is inherited, the few risk-associated gene variants that have been identified account for only a small percentage of cases. Many common gene variants acting in aggregate have been associated with increased disease risk, suggesting that large-scale, genome-wide association studies (GWAS) could clarify which potential risk genes do and which do not actually contribute the development of TS.
To achieve the largest possible data set, the investigators combined results from the only published GWAS study with new data from three international genetics consortia—the Tourette Association of America International Consortium for Genetics, the Gilles de la Tourette GWAS Replication Initiative, and the Tourette International Collaborative Genetics Study—for a total of 4,819 individuals with TS and almost 9,500 unaffected control volunteers. A secondary analysis of data from the Iceland-based deCode genetics study compared more than 700 individuals with TS to more than 450 with other tic disorders and more than 6,000 controls.
The results of this analysis identified multiple gene variants—only one of which met genome-wide significance—associated with increased TS risk. Use of an aggregated polygenic risk score based on the identified risk variants to analyze every individual in the study—both with and without TS, as well as individuals with less severe tic disorders—confirmed that those inheriting more risk variants had more severe symptoms. However, the presence of TS-associated variants was not restricted to those with tic disorders.
"Every one of the variants that contribute to developing TS is present in a significant proportion of the general population, which means that most people with TS do not have 'broken' or 'mutated' genes," says Scharf. "The movements and thoughts that individuals with TS have are the same ones that all of us have, but just to a greater degree. As doctors and researchers, we know that there is nothing that separates those with TS from other children and adults, and now we've shown this is actually true on a genetic level."
The development of a polygenic risk score for TS raises the future possibility of predicting whether the symptoms of children who develop tics, which typically worsen in early adolescence, will continue to be severe or will resolve as the child matures, something that is not currently possible. Future studies enrolling even larger groups of participants should improve this potential predictive ability.
"This study is an example of the great impact of collaborative research in order to be able to finally understand the cause of complex disease" says Peristera Paschou, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Purdue University and one of the co-senior authors. "As a next step, we are now expanding analysis to an even larger sample of close to 12,000 patients with TS, again made possible thanks to widespread international collaboration. We hope that this will yield even higher power to further clarify the genetics of TS."
Co-lead author Jae Hoon Sul, Ph.D., of the Jane and Terry Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA, says, "We need larger sample sizes to pinpoint specific genes that cause TS, and there is an ongoing collaborative effort across the U.S., Canada and Europe to increase numbers to tens of thousands of individuals with TS, which will definitely improve our chance of finding more genes related to TS. Only by all of us working collaboratively can we reach that important goal."
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Bulgaria: Prass-Press magazine curtailed
Attempts to launch a new satirical paper in the style of Charlie Hebdo have been stymied according to cartoonists in Bulgaria.
The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network has the story, detailing an unexplained failure in delivery of some 90% of the Prass-Press' ten thousand copies to newsstands around the country.
The new title was launched on March 1st but readers are finding it impossible to buy a copy via the usual outlets. In response, a voluntary effort is being organised to sell the paper directly at street level .
Two of the cartoonists involved are duo Alla and Chavdar Georgievi. On their Facebook page (post above) they describe attempts to publicise and distribute Prass-Press in Sofia yesterday as the "most dramatic moments in our lives."
Bulgarians go to the polls in a parliamentary election at the end of the month. Co-publisher of Prass-Press, journalist Ivan Bakalov has been quoted as saying that a businessman running for re-election as an MP, Delyan Peevski, may be responsible for the apparent seizure of the paper: "[he] controls the sales; the distribution companies are his."


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In many cases, a job interview presents a potentially life-changing opportunity. If a candidate aces the interview and gets the job, they may see a salary increase, start a new career path or otherwise find more fulfillment in what they do for work. And because of the potential gravity of that situation, it's easy - and totally understandable - for just about anyone to get nervous.
One of the simplest ways to reduce stress in general, and which can be easy before a big interview, is to focus on how you're breathing, according to The Muse. When people are worried, they don't breathe steadily, and they don't take deep breaths. In both cases, deep breaths reduces stress by reassuring the body there's ample time and no danger around, which leads to natural release of tension.
In addition, it's wise not to focus on the potential negatives of messing up a question or saying the wrong thing, and instead thinking about what crushing the interview will look and feel like, the report said. It's all about confidence in interviews to begin with, so going in with a good idea of what success looks like will help position interviewees to accomplish what they set out to do.
Furthermore, it's a good idea to give yourself plenty of time to get to an interview, according to the Financial Post. Even if that means you don't hit any traffic and arrive an hour early, that's not a big deal. However, experts say that interviewees who arrive early shouldn't just go hang out in the office, but instead take a quick walk (weather permitting) or duck into a nearby coffee shop to kill time and focus on relaxing and visualizing success.
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Austrian citizen Max Zirngast, a contributor to several magazines and a student of political science, according to the OSCE, was detained by anti-terrorism police in Ankara, Turkey's capital, on September 11, Deutsche Welle reported. Deutsche Welle quoted a tweet of German magazine re:volt--one of his employers--as saying that Zirngast was taken into custody at 5:00 a.m. along with others, according to the report. Reuters reported on September 11 that Turkish officials did not comment on the arrest, and also featured a comment from re:volt magazine calling for Zirngast's release: "Our writer, who has lived in Turkey for many years, is a passionate leftist activist and author who campaigns for freedom and democracy." The Austrian government demanded an explanation for the arrest or the release of their citizen, independent news website Bianet reported in English on September 12. Online newspaper Artı Gerçek, in a report dated September 12, quoted the journalist's lawyer, Teoman Özkan, as saying that his client is likely to be prosecuted for his political activities.
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Pınar Gayıp and Semiha Şahin, editor and reporter, respectively, for the leftist Etkin News Agency, were not released at the first hearing of their trial, Bianet reported on September 10. The next hearing will be held on December 5, 2018. The two journalists were arrested in April, CPJ has documented.
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William K. Howard (St. Marys, Ohio, 16 de junio de 1899-Los Ángeles, California, 21 de febrero de 1954) fue un productor, guionista y director de cine estadounidense. Considerado uno de los principales directores de Hollywood, dirigió más de 50 películas entre 1921 a 1946, como La horda maldita (The Thundering Herd, 1925), Poder y gloria (The Power and the Glory, 1933), Fire Over England (1937) y Johnny Come Lately (1943).

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Nació el 16 de junio de 1899 en St. Marys, Ohio. Después de servir en Europa durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, se graduó en la Universidad Estatal de Ohio con una licenciatura en derecho de ingeniería.

En 1920 comenzó a trabajar en Hollywood como asistente de dirección en The Adorable Savage. Al año siguiente, con veintidós años, dirigió su primera película, Get Your Man. Ese mismo año dirigió dos películas más, Play Square y What Love Will Do, y escribió el guion de The One-Man Trail. A lo largo de los años 1920 y 1930 dirigió dos o tres películas cada año. Entre sus películas de la década de 1920 se encuentran The Border Legion (1924), La horda maldita (The Thundering Herd, 1925), El toisón de oro (White Gold, 1927), The Valiant (1929) o Christina (1929). En la década de 1930 dirigió películas como Una aventura de Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock Holmes, 1932), Código secreto (Rendezvous, 1935), Fire Over England (1937) o Back Door to Heaven (1939).

Se casó con Margaret Howard en Las Vegas en 1949. En 1953 padeció un cáncer de garganta, falleciendo de dicha enfermedad en Los Ángeles el 21 de febrero de 1954, a los 54 años de edad.

El 8 de febrero de 1960 se le concedió el honor póstumo de colocar una estrella con su nombre en el paseo de la fama de Hollywood, en el 1500 de Vine Street.

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A Pb-Zn-Ag-Cu-Au-Mo mine located in sec. 30, T20S, R14E, East of Amado in the foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains at 4,224 feet of altitude (main adit). Originally claimed in 1907 but first significant production didn't occur until the 1950's. Owned at times, or in part, by Sheehy; Santa Cruz Silver-Lead Co.; Sunrise Mining Co.; Arivaca Mining Corp.; and the Colorado Fuel & Iron Steel Corp. NOTE: Coordinates updated February, 2008, using a Garmin hand held GPS unit (main adit portal) by Ronald Deblois.
The latest name of this mine was derived from the fact that the best ore lined, or coated, the ends of tubes or ore chimneys, which resemble large fingers, just as a glove would cover the fingers of a hand.
Mineralization is sulfides and quartz deposited in permeable zones at the intersection of a bedding plane fault and favorable beds in Permian Naco Group limestone. Extensive solution of the limestone and deep oxidation concentrated secondary minerals in the leached caverns as sand carbonate ore.
Workings include shaft and adit operations. Worked at various times from about 1911 through 1972. The group produced some 29,260 tons of ore averaging about 22% Pb, 9% Zn, 7 oz. Ag/T, 0.3% Cu, and minor Au.
CAUTION!: This mine is under active claim (2011). Extensive cleanup efforts are currently underway in and around the mine to remove litter and debris from years of visitation. Heavy, reinforced gates have been installed on all of the adits and shafts to protect this historic locality. Recent fire caused by Forest Service contractors has unfortunately destroyed several structures in the mine, making much of the mine impassable. Efforts are also underway to restore ladders and supports in those areas. Once a timeline has been established and progress made in improving the safety of the mine, collecting by permission only may be considered by the claimant. Trespassing for the purpose of collecting is prohibited without the permission of the claim holders.
Description: Occurs in oxidized lead ore.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 112; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Bideaux, R.A., et al (1960), Some new occurrences of minerals of Arizona, AZ Geol. Soc. Digest: 3: 53-56; Rocks & Min.:65:17,25; Min.Rec.:20(5):391 & 21:98.
Description: Occurs as yellow-stained clusters of crystals; coralloidal material in naturally cavernous areas.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 152.
Description: Occurs as large crystalline masses.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 112, 159; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Bideaux, R.A., et al (1960), Some new occurrences of minerals of Arizona, AZ Geol. Soc. Digest: 3: 53-56.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 168.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 174; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: As botryoidal crusts and pseudomorphs after wulfenite.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 189; Min.Rec.: 14: 299-306.
Description: Occurs pseudomorphous after wulfenite with calcite.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 195.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 215; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 229; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Rocks & Min.: 65: 17,25; Min.Rec.: 20(5): 391; Min.Rec.: 21:98.
Description: Occurs as a secondary mineral.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 242; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: Occurs as a constituent of fine-grained, brownish manganese oxides.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 244; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Bideaux, R.A., et al (1960), Some new occurrences of minerals of Arizona, AZ Geol. Soc. Digest: 3: 53-56.
Description: Self collected in quartz on dumps of the Glove Mine.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 289; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: Occurs replacing and forming incrustations on wulfenite.
Description: Occurs as crystals on wulfenite.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 331; Galbraith, F.W. & D.J. Brennan (1959), Minerals of AZ: 32.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 339; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 343; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 349; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: Occurs with manganese oxide minerals.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 350; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 357; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 370-371; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: Occurs as gray balls.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 374-375, 411; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Description: Abundant as incrustations in intermediate zone of the replacement orebodies in limestone.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 378; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Rocks & Min.: 65: 17,25; Min.Rec.: 20(5): 391; Min.Rec.: 21: 98.
Description: Occurs with wulfenite & smithsonite.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 411; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743.
Reference: Collection of Tom Trebisky, verified with Raman.
Habit: Crystals to 4 inches, or more (10 cm) on an edge.
Reference: Anthony, J.W., et al (1995), Mineralogy of Arizona, 3rd.ed.: 112, 189, 331, 411, 426; Olson, H.J. (1966), Oxidation of a sulfide body, Glove mine, Santa Cruz Co., AZ, Econ.Geol.: 61: 731-743; Bideaux, R.A., et al (1960), Some new occurrences of minerals of Arizona, AZ Geol. Soc. Digest: 3: 53-56; Galbraith, F.W. & D.J. Brennan (1959), Minerals of AZ: 70, 80; Min.Rec.: 3: 198-199; 14: 299-306.
Schrader, F.C. (1915) Mineral deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains, Arizona, with contributions by J.M. Hill: U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 582, 373 p., 3 sheets, scale 1:125,000: 185.
Anthony, J.W. (1951) Geology of the Montosa-Cottonwood Canyons Area, Santa Cruz County, Arizona: Tucson, University of Arizona, M.S. thesis, 84 p.
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Bideaux, R.A., et al (1960), Some new occurrences of minerals of Arizona, Arizona Geological Society Digest: 3: 53-56.
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Pattern of Crafts: 17 Artisans Reinterpret Mosaics from the Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore
The exhibit curated by Sebastian Herkner for Homo Faber 2022 explores the broad expressive freedoms of artistic craftsmanship, through method and rigor
By Elisabetta Donati De Conti
On the island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice — just before Piazza San Marco and almost as an extension of Giudecca — the Homo Faber exhibit will take place until May 1. The event is promoted by the Michelangelo Foundation, bringing the exceptional heritage of Italian, European and, this year, even Japanese craftsmanship to the Fondazione Giorgio Cini. Among the many showcases offering the chance to explore places that are rarely open to the public, is Pattern of Crafts. The exhibit, curated by German designer Sebastian Herkner, is inspired by the pavement composition unfurling before the island's great Basilica, which "connects the past and present, the island of San Giorgio and that of Venice, the moment of landing with that of the exhibition visit and the expertise of today with that of yesterday, using simple geometric rules to be reworked freely."
Laila Pozzo © Michelangelo Foundation
The exhibit, then, aims to offer an interpretation of a single visual element for every artist contributing to Pattern of Crafts: this is, in fact, the only exhibit at Homo Faber to solely host objects commissioned for the occasion. To select the 17 makers realizing the works is Sebastian Herkner — a German creative whose studio has expanded on the theme of craftsmanship by exploring the potential of materials with true maestros — and Alberto Cavalli, the general curator of Homo Faber, exploiting the vast database of artisans built over the years by the Michelangelo Foundation.
Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
The artists involved by Sebastian Herkner have therefore been scouted with care across Europe to present a collection of variations on the Basilica floor pattern in marble, glass, textile, metal or wood, mixing and matching different techniques. Taken altogether, these works demonstrate the fascinating way in which a craftsman's experience and attention to detail can not only serve the imagination of designers who find themselves creating interiors or furnishings, but also to expand it in unexpected ways.
Julien Feller, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
Pattern of Crafts is located on the second floor of the former Benedictine monastery of San Giorgio Maggiore, in the Barbantini room, where it occupies the entire space. Here the room has been curated with backdrops covered in fabric produced by Rubelli specifically for the exhibition, reproducing the pattern of the pavement before the Basilica in 1:1 scale. Light and neutral tones keep it discreet, which is fundamental for the overall reading of the curatorial project.
The 17 works, regardless of their size — and thus how many times the pattern is repeated within them — are installed exactly in correspondence with the features of the background fabric, creating a single stream that "connects the works with one another, making them part of one big project," explains Herkner. "My idea was to create a room within the room, presenting visitors with a variety of ways in which a given, simple and seemingly strict theme of interlocking shapes can be read."
Signe Emdal, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
To the right of the entrance, for example, a small square wall tapestry presents a single module of the pattern woven in mohair with soft and warm pastel colors by Danish artist Signe Emdal. Just next to it is one of the largest projects on display: a weaving from Spanish brand Naturtex that mixes sisal, wood fiber, polyester and jute, on which the pattern is printed. Two works in completely different scales that recount the same intention — that of interpreting the concept by rendering it through the expressive characters, capabilities, and also tastes of each of the two creators.
Henar Iglesias, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
The expressiveness that passes through technique then finds its peak in works that are particularly complex and, above all, time-consuming to create. One of these is the thin sheet of hand-carved wood by Julien Feller, which required 3,500 hours of work, resulting in a veil that seems to be made of lace depicting a small figure of St. George and the dragon in the middle. Another of these is the golden embroidery created in about three months by Paquili / Francisco Carrera Iglesias, who typically makes ecclesiastical ceremonial ropes, or the work of Henar Iglesias, whose experience with handmade hats brought together 5,500 Asian partridge and golden pheasant feathers so that their natural colors marked the lines of the pattern.
Paquili / Francisco Carrera Iglesias, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
These are obviously small in dimension, although large works are no less impressive in terms of constructional complexity: Violaine Buet's weaving of seaweed (flax, sea lettuce and brown dawn); the inlay between French walnut, madrona burl, birch, chestnut, black-stained liriodendron, bronze-stained sycamore and smoked oak on Valchromat® by France's Farouche; the hand-painted glass of Atelier Mestdagh together with Laura Ten Zeldam; or the lustrous blue, golden and silver straw of Strohmarketerien / Tabea Vietzke.
Séverina Lartigue, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
Even Séverina Lartigue — who in France makes silk flowers for haute couture — has created a large piece in which delicate pink flowers punctuate a geometric pattern made of silver leaves, made by the artist by embossing Coca-Cola cans during the lockdown, even stealing them from her neighbors' garbage. Others are then added to these — in the same color but with different finishes of opacity — obtained from the inside of Tetra-Pak containers or leather. Poor and cheap materials that interact with noble materials, behind a semi-transparent veil that Lartigue placed in front of the entire work after visiting a particularly foggy Venice — during which she also had an encounter with a lizard, which is reproduced at the bottom of the piece.
Zanat, Pattern of Crafts – Il motivo dei mestieri, Homo Faber 2022
Then there's the mosaic of Venetian enamels and gold by Orsoni Venezia 1888 from TREND Group, the enormous panel of inlaid and sculpted wood by Zanat, the large painted and backlit glass of edition van Treeck, the bas-relief in brass and copper by José Vieira, the wallpaper from Daniel Heath, the white marble panel of Palmalisa Zantedeschi and the lacquerware of Marie de la Roussière.
All these works together give shape to an overview of signature craftsmanship, which offers 17 different "peeks" into the worlds of the artists on display, who craft with skill, perseverance and great patience in niches that often attract no more than quick glances within the world of making.
"The works of Pattern of Crafts," explains Herkner, "show with simplicity and immediacy what can be done with materials, passion, patience, time and technique. The exhibition is mostly about how much these creators dedicate to a process, product or a material. Many of them are young and have just started their careers or their own businesses, so they're trying to assert their own philosophical interpretation in what they do, and that's exactly what we've tried to enhance the most."
"Nowadays we have less and less respect for time and manual ability — fast shopping has accustomed us to thinking differently — but Homo Faber shows us the stories of all these objects that require a lot of time to be made, and therefore also an incredible amount of passion on the part of those who deal with them. And this, inevitably, leads us to reflect on the issue of time.
Craftsmanship is profoundly connected to our heritage and our culture, and above all, is able to shape the future — another reason many of the artists on display are young. They are creating new ways of making. Some of them learned in the workshops of their maestros, others experimented with techniques and styles they developed on their own, but all of them have kept an eye on what's to come in the future. They're brave to carry on or start businesses that are unique, specialized and hidden in precious and tiny niches. And being able to give life to this event in Venice is perfect, because no other city can bring together so many skills, processes, materials and peculiarities, which in other cities are often forgotten or supplanted with something else. I believe that Homo faber is talking about is the value of slowness."
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Law prof: faculty should act as 'gatekeepers' against social justice
Tyler Arnold | Reporter, The Center Square
A law professor argued during a Constitution Day debate at Brown University on Friday that there should be no freedom of expression in academia, and that university faculty should act as "gatekeepers" against a social justice agenda.
Dr. Stanley Fish, a visiting law professor at Yeshiva University's Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, offered his opinions during a Constitution Day debate with Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), The Brown Daily Herald reports.
Lukianoff led off the debate by pointing out that "true threats, obscenity, and defamation" are the only legitimate limits on free speech that have been identified by the courts, and embraced the label of "radical" for opposing any other restrictions.
"You can't ban something simply because it's offensive … (because) offensive is too subjective," he argued.
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Fish took the podium next, and, despite beginning his remarks by asserting that he and Lukianoff "more or less agree" on the importance of free speech, went on to dispute Brown President Christina Paxson's recent assertion that "Freedom of expression is an essential component of academic freedom."
"This is false," Fish declared, arguing that the true responsibility of academics is to serve as "gatekeepers" with the power to decide which views can be expressed on campus.
"The university is less democratic than it is Darwinian," he elaborated, adding that in their role as "apprentices," students "have no right to participate in the shaping of the own scene of their instruction."
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When one student pressed him on that position during the question-and-answer period, Fish explained that "the relationship is between someone who knows the subject and students who want to know the subject."
The student persisted, noting that the free speech debate generally concerns social issues rather than academic ones, to which Fish retorted that "Social justice can be studied…but the moment you take social justice seriously…you've lost the university entirely."
Fish has been a harsh critic of free speech on universities for some time, and even authored an essay in 1994 titled There's No Such Thing As Free Speech, and it's a Good Thing, Too, in which he argues that "free speech" is merely the label that we assign to "the substantive agendas we wish to advance."
UPDATE: Fish elaborated on his views in an interview with Campus Reform, explaining that he was referring to the academic structure as the arbiter of which ideas are published, which he believes is necessary because not all ideas are necessarily worthy of publication.
Every individual has the freedom of inquiry, Fish maintained, but not necessarily the freedom to have their voice amplified by the university.
No university should have a political agenda, he clarified, but all institutions of higher learning should focus on finding the truth, rather than merely ensuring that all views are expressed. He also stressed that his views do not apply in the context of student organizations, which he considers extra-curricular, saying that universities should not exercise control over which groups are allowed to exist on campus.
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Tyler Arnold
Reporter, The Center Square
Tyler Arnold is a reporter at The Center Square. Previously, he was an intern for Campus Reform. He graduated from Penn State with a B.A. in print journalism and a minor in political science. He has contributed for The Washington Free Beacon, The Libertarian Republic, and The Daily Collegian.


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Some of Will Smith's upcoming movies have either been put on hold or canceled following his Oscars-disrupting Chris Rock slap, but there are just as numerous that are nonetheless moving ahead or that have been unaffected by the incident. In the end, it appears to have been a flash-in-the-pan moment. Here's each upcoming Will Smith movie, their production statuses, and predicted release dates. "I imply, we all saw what happened at the Oscars," he stated of Will Smith's extensively condemned and globally televised slap of Chris Rock on March 27 for producing entertaining of Jada Pinkett-Smith's haircut.
To start out with, I've noticed the movie and Will Smith's accent sounded much more Nigerian than Bolanle who speaks fully like a foreigner. So she shouldn't even be talking about accent right here. You ARE expressing your opinion here, in this comment of yours. How would you like it if a person told you to shut up, that you didn't have a suitable to one? Please let's quit this habit of muffling people today that do not see items the way we do.
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Jada Pinkett Smith acknowledged the controversy surrounding the Oscars on the 1st episode of "Red Table Talk" since her husband, Will Smith, shocked Hollywood by slapping Chris Rock, saying the incident will be discussed later. Wayans also stated that he brought up the notion of therapy mainly because he doesn't have an understanding of the kind of stress Smith was beneath for getting the excellent function model for the reason that he has been provided a pass his entire career. The 49-year-old wrapped up the discussion by mentioning that he suggested that Smith get therapy following the slap for the underlying issues the actor could possibly be privately facing. Meanwhile, Chris Rock has received a major honour from the academy as the stand-up comic is reportedly in talks to return as host of the show in 2023. According to Deadline, ABC's president Craig Erich mentioned he was open to Chris returning as the emcee next year.
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At the peak of his profession in the 2000s, Will earned $20 – $30 million per film. In recent years he has earned enormous single-film salaries from Netflix. He reportedly earned $20 million for the 2017 Netflix film visit homepage "Vibrant" and $35 million for its sequel. With bonuses, he earned $60 million for "King Richard."
Cox was seemingly referring to when Pinket Smith spoke about the relationship she'd had with R&B singer August Alsina whilst speaking to her husband on her Red Table Talk Facebook show in 2020.
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Needless to say, the audience burst out laughing. Having said that, the highlight of the complete point turned out to be that the Smith loved ones wasn't reportedly offended, and that is the message Lisa Marie decided to drop her like on. "They are profoundly grateful for the help, appreciate, and prayers of everybody, and ask for privacy for the duration of this extremely challenging time," it added.
The Television star presents the talk show with her daughter Willow Smith and mom Adrienne Banfield Norris, and announced this week that they have been coming back for a new series in the incredibly near future. Antoine Fuqua's movie, which was inspired by the well-known 1863 photos of "Whipped Peter," centers on a man who escapes slavery. Foster stars as Fassell, a slave owner who hunts Smith's character following his escape. "My deepest hope is that these two intelligent capable guys have an chance to heal, talk this out, and reconcile," she stated. "With the state of the globe nowadays, we all in fact will need one an additional additional than ever. Until then, Will and I are continuing to do what we have completed for the last 28 years, and that's hold figuring out this point named life with each other."
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Renowned Ugandan designer Sylvia Owori who was in (2011) named ambassador for the USA based Alicia Keys founded charity Keep a Child Alive. As well Sylvia Owori is the founder and chairperson of the Sylvia Owori foundation. which Started in 2010, the charity foundation is a non-profit organisation and aims to raise awareness and resources for different causes within Uganda and Africa continent at large.
Sporah WELCOMES Sylvia and they have a long chat about her coming Fashion venture with her new Line of collection, more to that she also spoke about African woman Magazine that will be accessible online now days.
AFRICA FASHION WEEK 2014 IN LONDON.
Sylvia's recent collection and project is a new line of bags called, HUNT AND GATHER , CUT AND SEW. It is a recycled denim collection offering exclusivity and individuality using 100% recycled raw materials to create one of a kind items that are fashion forward and Eco-friendly. The bags are all lined with recycled men's shirts and pajamas where the prints are hand selected. The bags are made by women in community-based villages in Uganda and Sylvia is working with an agent in the UK to have them available online.
she calls The Afripolitan collection 2014-2015 and also Africa, My Heritage collection.
WE'RE BEMUSED ABOUT HER ACHIEVEMENTS AND WISH HER THE BEST OF LUCK IN HER PROJECTS COMING UP.
This Gift is for you Sporah keep up the good work let it motivate you more says Sylvia.
Sporah says thank you so much for my gift and for coming to the show as well..we have to go now on THE HOT CORNER and we talk more there too..
1. The Ban of short dresses in Uganda and how does it affect fashion and moral values.
they both HAD different opinions about that law..
cause of the Fishnet dress that Eva wore in 1999 came up in the discussion and all was discussed how it all went down so tune in and listen from the LADIES themselves.
Finally all was said and we have to end the show.. but before we go time for pictures says Sporah.


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