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Out Now: Art and Self-Care As Elephant Magazine Celebrates Ten Years!
In our brand-new, ten-year anniversary issue, we explore the rising phenomenon of self-care through the lens of six young artists and feature Encounters with the most exhilarating, established names including Paul McCarthy, Wu Tsang, Anthea Hamilton and more.
The cult of self-care is ever growing. Forest bathing, spa days for one, alone time, days free from digital technology (which must be announced pre- and post- break on social media—where else?): the desire to take considered care of ourselves with helpful actions, no matter how small, is a global phenomenon.
Self-care has been both mocked and embraced: brushed off by some as the narcissistic whims of the "Snowflake Generation" but recognized by many as a way of combating anxiety and increasing self-love in a world that can't stop piling the pressure on. Many artists have found themselves interrogating notions of self-care, and its troubling appropriation by the wellness industry, often from an angle of both intrigue and cynicism.
The artists we speak to within this issue all tackle these ideas through different avenues—whether looking at the addictive and eerie pull of solo bathroom time, exploring the powerful potential of self-preservation for marginalized and under-represented groups, or finding ways to protect the healing microbiomes that we can't even see.
"The desire to take considered care of ourselves with helpful actions, no matter how small, is a global phenomenon"
Our Encounters for this issue are with five stellar names, who stir up the status quo and explore the human experience through notions of gender, humour, disgust and physicality: Paul McCarthy, Wu Tsang, Anthea Hamilton, Mari Katayama and Jakob Lena Knebl.
We also feature Paper Galleries profiling the work of exuberant photographic duo Christto & Andrew—whose gross but luscious eyeball graces our front cover—and a trio of young artists who paint the newfound freedoms of the female experience.
In our essays we examine the healing nature of making and engaging with art; question the exhausting possibility of maintaining a dual identity within URL and IRL realities; and delve into the mysterious, profound art of listening.
We also welcome Charlotte Jansen's long-running art and motherhood column, Post-Partum Document, into print, and Federico Florian discusses the nature of love, in his ongoing column The Emo Diaries.
As the month goes on, expect some exciting announcements around Elephant magazine's ten-year anniversary, including prints and T-shirts from one of our regular illustrators, the ingenious Inji Seo.
Elephant Issue 40: Me, Myself and Art
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Real estate firm involved in Silver, Skelos trials sued over accessibility complaints
By VICTORIA BEKIEMPIS
Feb 04, 2016 | 4:21 AM
Liberty Plaza is accused of having "scores" of inaccessible features. (Susan Watts/New York Daily News)
Glenwood Management, the powerful real estate firm key to both Sheldon Silver and Adam Skelos' corruption trials, is now the target of crusading Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara — because one of its buildings isn't wheelchair-accessible.
The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Manhattan Federal Court, alleges the luxe apartment building Liberty Plaza is riddled with "scores" of inaccessible features. They include thresholds and mailboxes that are too high for people in wheelchairs.
The Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office claims Glenwood, which develops tony high-rises in Manhattan, has a "pattern and/or practice" of failing to comply with the Fair Housing Act's accessibility requirements.
Glenwood could not immediately be reached for comment.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS WANT PREET BHARARA TO SPEAK ON ETHICS
Republican Skelos, the former state Senate majority leader, convicted with his son Adam on Dec. 11, had pressured Glenwood bigs to give his son a job — shortly after discussing pending tax breaks.
Adam Skelos landed what would turn into $10,000-a-month gig with a company partially owned by Glenwood's billionaire founder, 101-year-old Leonard Litwin.
Democrat Silver, convicted on seven corruption counts Nov. 30, directed Glenwood and another developer, the Witkoff Group, to real estate tax law firm Goldberg & Iryami.
The firm then quietly gave the ex-state Assembly speaker $700,000 in referral fees.
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Germany's Greipel wins stage 13 of Tour de France
LE CAP D'AGDE, France - Andre Greipel of Germany led a photo-finish sprint to win the 13th stage of the Tour de France on Saturday, while Britain's Bradley Wiggins retained the overall leader's yellow jersey as the race headed south to the Mediterranean.
The windy and flat 134.8-mile run, with one major climb from Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux to Le Cap d'Agde, was tailored for a win by one of the race's sprinters.
Greipel's ability to get over the super-steep Mont Saint-Clair climb, in the picturesque port town of Sete about 14 miles from the finish, helped pave the way for his victory. Several other top sprinters - such as Britain's Mark Cavendish - struggled up the hill and fell back.
Greipel, who turns 30 on Monday, earned his third stage victory of this year's Tour after winning the fourth and fifth stages in sprint finishes. Still-photo imagery showed he won by half a wheel ahead of Slovakian rider Peter Sagan. Edvald Boasson Hagen of Norway was third.
Wiggins trailed close behind in the main pack. Overall, he leads his second-place Sky teammate and fellow Briton Christopher Froome by 2 minutes, 5 seconds. Vincenzo Nibali of Italy is third, 2:23 back, and defending champion Cadel Evans of Australia is 3:19 off the pace in fourth.
Saturday's route was known as a transitional stage because it was mostly flat, and guided riders away from their last big test - the Alps - and toward their next, the Pyrenees.
Greipel's Lotto Belisol team did the hard work of leading the pack through a wind-swept ride along the shore in pursuit of breakaway riders Michael Albasini and Alexandre Vinokourov, ultimately catching them.
In a bold move, with less than a mile left, Wiggins powered up to the front of the pack with Sky teammate Boasson Hagen on his back wheel, trying to set up the Norwegian for the stage win.
Greipel said he "speculated" that such a plot was being hatched. He pulled up just behind Hagen, then whizzed around him after a final bend and held on to the line.
"I'm really happy with this victory ... it was once again a team effort," said Greipel, who has four career Tour stage wins. "The sprint was very long. I was just on the wheel of Boasson Hagen, and I saw that I could win if I just gave a little extra at the end."
Wiggins said he led the late surge because he wanted to stay in front and out of possible trouble in a big final bend in the road. He also wanted to help Boasson Hagen to return a favor for his support in the Alps.
"Once we knew that Cavendish wasn't going to come back, everybody said we'd try to do the job for Edvald," Wiggins said. "Sometimes it's just good to get on the front and try to repay a friend of mine back."
Still, Spain's Luis Leon Sanchez, who had been leading in a two-man breakaway that was overtaken by Wiggins, showed his frustration with an angry hand gesture against the man in the yellow jersey.
Sanchez said he felt Sky was being too dominant and didn't understand why Wiggins was working to help a teammate win a stage while in yellow himself.
"It's unfortunate. I can't look after everyone in the peloton," said Wiggins, adding that he does "love" Sanchez as a person. "It's a shame he feels like that."
Sanchez later appeared to have second thoughts about his first reaction and wrote on Twitter, "I beg (at) bradwiggins' pardon. He is the leader of the race so he and his team have the right to do whatever they want."
As the riders neared the coast, the stage's big challenges arrived, including a windy ride between the Mediterranean Sea and the Bassin de Thau - known for its oyster farms.
Riders swung their bikes left to right as if in slow motion as they arrived at Mont Saint-Clair, a mid-grade ascent over roughly a mile - but with an average gradient of 10.2 percent.
Evans attacked on the Mont Saint-Clair and got a few seconds ahead of Wiggins, but the Briton and his other closest rivals for the yellow jersey all hung close on the Australian's back wheel.
However, the climb and the windy road to the finish split up the pack, with sprinters like Cavendish and Australia's Matt Goss in a bunch that was more than 81/2 minutes behind Greipel and the overall leaders.
Today's 14th stage takes riders along two big climbs over a 118-mile trek from Limoux to Foix.


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WORLAND – Worland High School speech and debate team won first for small schools at the Riverton tournament last weekend finishing second in the tournament overall behind Cheyenne East.
"They booked 1A, 2A and 3A all together as small schools and then they put the 4As by themselves," Worland High School speech and debate coach Rick Dorn said. "We were up against Starr Valley and Cody which is a good test for us because those are two of the schools that have beaten us in state before," he added.


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The changing role of the CFO in a post-pandemic era: Leading business change through digital transformation
By Shannon Williams, Thu 6 Jan 2022
The role of the chief financial officer is changing post COVID-19, according to Nathan Kale, country manager A/NZ for contract intelligence company Icertis.
Kale says there is no doubt Covid-19 has changed the nature of the finance office.
"The pandemic exposed a new normal where commercial circumstances are changing daily, and the CFO's office is shifting to a more real-time and proactive focus," he says.
The traditional way of operating, with a monthly close, a quarterly close and an annual planning process, has been totally upended, according to Kale.
"CFOs must be totally agile now and be able to react immediately to changes in the business. Indeed, ultimately they have to look forward and predict what's going to happen and steer their businesses in the right direction," he says.
"Like almost everything else that came with the pandemic, the imperative for the CFO to have insights into the day-to-day operations of the business—and play a strategic role in guiding those operations—will not go away once the virus is finally defeated."
In fact, in light of a post-pandemic boom, Kale says the CFO's role is arguably growing even more expansive as companies lean on their expertise to help maximise their rebound from last year's disruption.
Deloitte reports in its CFO Insights newsletter: "Over the past year, many CFOs have had to deal with higher demands and expanded responsibilities thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Across industries, those expanded duties have included leading transformation efforts—both within finance and the overall organisation—as well as driving enterprise growth as companies seek to capitalise on post-pandemic opportunities."
Kale says these new demands are requiring finance professionals to think differently about the capabilities of their teams to meet these new challenges while, at the same time, "keeping the lights on" in the traditional finance functions.
"CFOs need to improve finance operations with a focus on delivering timelier information, better insights, and automation to streamline operations," he says.
"The modern finance leader plays a critical role in sponsoring and driving digital transformation efforts in both the finance function and more broadly across the business. These high-impact automation projects will help CFOs increase the agility and resilience of their businesses and increase the probability of success in this rapidly changing and uncertain environment."
Kale says the ability for enterprise leaders to respond quickly to changes in the operating environment is a function of visibility and control.
"Today, finance leaders have access to a depth and breadth of data that was unimaginable just a few years ago and our ability to use that information to drive tangible outcomes is still evolving," he explains.
"The pandemic has shown many of us that the gap between great business insight and the ability to act on that insight is still wider than it should be – many companies were unable to course-correct quickly because they lacked visibility and control in the midst of the crisis."
For this reason, Kale says systems that structure and connect contract data from across the enterprise are quickly becoming must-have systems of intelligence for CFOs.
"An organisation-wide contract lifecycle management (CLM) system can give finance and business teams instant access to the company's full range of entitlements and commitments. That visibility gives CFOs great confidence in managing their business risk and the bottom line."
"Risk is present in every one of our businesses – that's a fact," says Kale.
"Since we can't predict the future, the goal as CFOs is to make companies more competitive by creating systems and processes that allow the business to be more risk-tolerant and resilient," he says.
"The pandemic highlighted the importance of resiliency and determining the ability of the enterprise to respond to, and navigate, a risk event," Deloitte notes. "For example, if the supply chain for a critical semiconductor part in a company's automobile production is disrupted, how quickly can it adapt to—and overcome—the constraint?"
Kale says operationally minded finance teams will partner with procurement and supply chain teams to drive a more proactive and nimble approach to plan for and manage risks to the business.
"Cross-functional teams can collectively leverage organisation-wide visibility to make the business more resilient and risk-tolerant," he says.
Execution and Outcomes
"As business leaders, we place a premium on people and systems that improve the probability of success. Deloitte notes that CFOs are increasingly leading the way inside their companies, with "49% of [CFOs] serving as co-leaders for business transformation," says Kale.
"It is indeed the golden age of technology for the office of the CFO – there are myriad solutions that automate transaction processing, streamline the close process, and give us levels of insight that would traditionally take armies of financial analysts to deliver," he says.
Kale says tools that act as systems of intelligence are available to give CFOs the visibility and control they need to manage their business.
"And through automation and integration into surrounding systems, these sophisticated solutions can ensure the intent of contracts are fully realised, which ultimately improves cash flow and reduces risk," he says.
According to World Commerce & Contracting, an estimated 9% of revenue is lost due to poor contract management.
"A contract intelligence platform can prevent this kind of leakage by automating contract renewals or by connecting to the revenue delivery system to ensure that all terms and conditions are met to maximise the earning process," Kale says.
"Similarly, businesses can leverage their contract systems to monitor supplier performance or to balance supply chain risk with customer obligations."
According to Kale, the CFO takes a long-term strategic view and works across functions to drive overall business improvement — they are in a unique position to lead digital transformation efforts that work across functional silos and systems to drive growth, improve the bottom line and reduce risk.
"As CFOs take on this increased responsibility to drive transformation across their business, they should consider investing in high-value systems of intelligence that provide the visibility and control they need to drive agility, resilience, and outcomes across the business."
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27.10.202010:48 نشرة تحليل الفوركس: Analysis and forecast for EUR/USD on October 27, 2020
In yesterday's trading, the US dollar was in demand as a protective asset and strengthened across a wide range of markets. This demand for the US currency was caused by the lack of a compromise on the adoption of a stimulus package in the US, as well as the increase in the daily number of COVID-19 infected in Europe and the United States. So, in the United States, the highest daily number of coronavirus infections has been observed for several days. The situation is no better in France, where the daily number of infections last Sunday reached 52 thousand people. According to yesterday's data, the number of infected people in the country was slightly less (27,000), however, this is a fairly high figure. Against this background, the French authorities are ready to introduce new stricter restrictions, which include extending the curfew and strengthening quarantine in places where the greatest number of infections is observed. And the United States, as expected, seems to be covered by the second wave of COVID-19, which does not bode well for either the country's citizens or the American economy. By the way, the Russian Federation is introducing a mandatory mask regime, and penalties will be applied to those who do not comply with the instructions of the authorities. In general, the COVID-19 pandemic does not think to subside, rather the opposite.
If you look at today's economic calendar, the price dynamics of the main currency pair of the Forex market can be influenced by data from the United States on orders for durable goods, which will be published at 13:30 London time.
Turning to the technical part of the review, we see that the pair draws a so-called "fence" on the daily chart, this is when white and black candles alternate in turn. The quote was not able to demonstrate the true exit up from the Ichimoku indicator cloud, and this is an absolute minus for the euro bulls. If you follow this logic, today is a day of growth, but after such attempts and reaching the mark of 1.1835, the daily candle began to deflate like a balloon, and at the moment of writing, almost nothing remained of the bullish body of the candle, but a long upper shadow was formed. Of course, the main events of today's trading are still ahead, but judging by the mood of investors, the US currency has every chance to continue to enjoy increased demand in the foreign exchange market. The pair has already moved into negative territory and the euro/dollar is trading below today's opening price of 1.1808.
Once again, a strong and important level of 1.1800 appears in the focus of attention, leaving under which consolidation below will send the pair to the no less significant mark of 1.1700. However, the 50 simple moving average, which runs at 1.1793, and the red Tenkan line of the Ichimoku indicator, which runs slightly lower at 1.1784, can provide strong support and provoke a good rebound up, if not a reversal. The nearest and quite strong resistance of sellers is in the price zone of 1.1835-1.1847, where the current highs of today's trading were shown and the upper limit of the daily cloud passes.
At the end of the review, the EUR/USD pair shows a fairly strong downward trend and risks falling to the area of 1.1795-1.1786, where the moving averages of 89 EMA and 50 MA are used, as well as the support level. If bullish patterns (or a model) of candle analysis appear in the designated zone, this will be a signal to open purchases for EUR/USD. It's too late for sales right here and now. For those who are bearish in relation to the euro/dollar, I suggest waiting for a pullback to the price area of 1.1815-1.1830, and if there are signals to sell, open short positions on the main currency pair.
Ivan Aleksandrov,


For a while now I have had this problem and it is getting progressively worse. I normally turn off my studio computer overnight and switch off at the wall. In the morning I turn the electric back on and the computer is dead. No amount of flicking the on switch will bring it to life. Then after about 20mins I am able to switch it on. The time it takes to switch on everyday is getting progressively longer. Once on the computer works absolutely fine with no issues. The green led on the motherboard doesn't glow either until its ready to come on. I'm assuming its either a power supply or motherboard issue.
Sounds like it could be a PSU (Power Supply) Issue or something to do with the mains leading up to the PC.
That does sound like a PSU issue. I advise buying a cheap compatible PSU for testing purposes. A friend of mine went through a farcical adventure where the PSU was at fault but he replaced motherboard, CPU and RAM only to find it was the PSU in the end. Don't trust those $20 PSU testers either: only loaded by running a system can you be sure a PSU is working. His PSU was a Zalman and tested fine at the store using one of those testers but in fact when plugged into a system it failed.
I normally turn off my studio computer overnight and switch off at the wall.
What do you mean turning the switch off at the wall?
Do you have a switch on the wall that regulates power to the outlets? Flick the switch up, and outlets have power; flick the switch down, and outlets don't have power? Umm, I hate to state the obvious here, but have you tried leaving that switch ON?
Well I got around to putting in a new PSU. Replaced my 5yr old Zalman with a 550w Rasurbo EAS ECO PSU. Saw it recomended on Quietpc.com and was only £35. Amazingly quiet for the price. Everything working fine again. Thanks.
This is not directed at the OP, just a general consideration. It's a typical mistake of inexperienced PC builders to cheap out on components that may seem to be of marginal importance but that they, in fact, are critical to ensure that the computer works well for a long time. Typically this category includes mobos, cases, fans/cooling systems and PSU's. Try to balance your system, don't just spend most of your money on CPU, RAM and drives and then leave almost nothing for the rest.


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UK: Shareholders approve Somerfield takeover
Shareholders in supermarket chain Somerfield have voted to accept a bid for the company from Violet Acquisitions, a bid vehicle consisting of Apax Partners, Barclays Capital and the Tchenguiz Family Trust, the Somerfield board announced today (Monday).
Completion of the acquisition remains subject to the High Court sanctioning the scheme and confirming the associated reduction of Somerfield's share capital at court hearings which are expected to take place on 16 December 2005 and 20 December 2005 respectively, the board said.
Subject to the scheme receiving the sanction and confirmation of the Court on those dates, the effective date of the scheme is expected to be 21 December 2005. It is expected that dealings in Somerfield Shares will be suspended at 7.30am on 19 December 2005 and, if the Scheme becomes effective on 21 December 2005, listing of the Somerfield Shares will be cancelled on 21 December 2005. The consideration due to shareholders is expected to be sent by 4 January 2006.
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CADS stands for "Cerebral Palsy, Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Dyslexia, Slow Learners". CADS Centre is a non-profit organisation, established in 2003 and registered with the Malaysian Registrar of Societies (Reg. No. 1659-03-5). The major activities of CADS Centre are the running of CADS Enhancement Centre (one-stop special education centre), CADS Therapy Centre and CADS Vocational Centre.
CADS Centre is a special education centre which provides a holistic education system for special needs children, teenagers and adults.
CADS Centre is committed in creating a learning environment that supports each child's social, emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing and growth.
We conduct an initial assessment for every student that comes to us and then design a suitable education program to cater to their educational needs. We provide an individual education plan for each child which includes occupational therapy, speech therapy, cognitive skills enhancement, Montessori- based education, pre-vocational skills, social skills and spiritual therapy.
We also provide them with two home cooked healthy meals daily.
We have also recently opened a vocational centre in Taman Melawati offering pastry courses, computer skills, basic communication skills and occupational therapy for special needs teenagers and adults.
We are committed to preparing all our students to achieve their full potential in life. We believe that each special child is capable of doing his/her best if given a loving and supportive environment. The sheltered and conducive environment of CADS Centre gives them security, opportunity for constructive activities and the creative and recreational activities keep them happy and content.
These children need a lot of attention and guidance and so we welcome anyone who would like to contribute their time to assist our teachers.
Our AIM is to nurture a kind, happy, healthy and confident special needs child!
Providing a comprehensive quality education to special needs children is very costly. We wish to extend our services to special learners across various economic backgrounds. Your valuable contributions would be channeled to the CADS Education Fund which will be used to sponsor children from low to middle income group so that they too have the chance to learn and grow and be productive members of the society.
Supporting the education of special needs children is a worthwhile and highly rewarding experience especially when you get to see the light and shine of hope in their eyes as they slowly accomplish each developmental milestone that many of us take for granted.


We have a special interest in high-end residential property refurbishments. This is all done at a competitive cost in order to maximise return for the property owner with minimal expenditure. Where more extensive refurbishment is recommenced this would be to increase the property yield or add value to the property.
We have a special interest in high-end residential interior design and do all our interiors in-house.
We are able to provide house dressing (or staging) for residential lettings or sales to increase yields or sales prices for the property vendors and clients.


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Harley-Davidson Sportster: A 60 Year History
60 years ago, a legend was born into the world of Harley-Davidsons. This year is the 60th anniversary of the Sportster and bike enthusiasts all over the world are paying tribute. The most versatile of Harley Davidsons, the Sportster is a favourite for a lot of bikers and not just for Harley lovers!
History of the Sportster
The Harley-Davidson Sportster is a legendary motorcycle line that has been in continuous production since 1957.
A lot of the features on the first Sportster replicated those of the KH model that came before it. However, the KH had a sidevalve engine (or flathead) and the Sportster had an overhead valve engine.
One year after the birth of the Sportster, the KH was discontinued. After three years, the production of its replacement had increased nearly 40% from the first year.
Since the early Sportsters, Harley-Davidson has made many changes to the bike including multiple upgrades to its engine. The move from an 'Ironhead' engine to the new Evo engine in 1986 was arguably its most radical upgrade. This change brought about a choice for Harley riders; a choice between the bike with an 883cc engine or a 1100cc engine - the Sportster's biggest engine yet.
The Evo engine came with fantastic benefits but that didn't mean that Harley fans abandoned the Ironhead. Many of them still favour the Ironhead for its true authenticity and traditional carburettor-fed engines. In 1988, the big engine got even bigger with an upgrade to 1200cc which replaced the earlier 1100cc.
Performance of a Harley-Davidson Sportster
The Sportster ticks a lot of boxes as an all-rounder which makes it versatile and accessible to a wider audience. Harley-Davidson motorcycles aren't always recognised for their performance but the Sportster has a history of achievements. The bike was the first made by Harley-Davidson to compete with top-performing sports bikes at the time such as the Bonneville.
Famous rider, Cal Rayborn, set the world land speed record at 265.492 mph in 1970 on a bike with a Sportster engine. In 1972, he won three out of six races at the Transatlantic Matches Races in 1972 on a Harley-Davidson XR750, also from the Sportster line.
1983 was the year of the XR-1000, a Harley Sportster well-known for its performance and power. The Daytona BOTT race in 1983 saw a bike nicknamed 'Lucifer's Hammer' take first place on the podium - it was an XR-1000 built for racing.
However, this bike didn't make Harley-Davidson any money. They hoped it would be cheap to manufacture so they could put an affordable price-tag on it to sell more. This wasn't the case - the modifications cost more than anticipated so the bike went on sale for a whopping $7,000. And, even though it was a fantastic bike to race, the vibrations were way too strong for a casual ride. These contributing factors made the XR-1000 a hard motorcycle to sell.
Sportster models offered in 2017
The Harley-Davidson Sportster has continued to evolve along with its sub-models which means the bike appeals to a wide audience and is available at a whole range of prices. It has also had some great design improvements in the 21st century. Today's modern Sportsters come in the following models; Iron 883, SuperLow and SuperLow 1200T, 1200 Custom, Forty-Eight and the Roadster.
Celebrate 60 Years of the Sportster with Strastone Harley-Davidson
The British Motor Museum situated in Gaydon, which holds the largest collection of historic British cars will celebrate 60 years of the American-V Sportster, where it will feature static displays and industry traders showcasing everything from motorbike parts to clothing.
Our Harley-Davidson dealerships in Birmingham and Wolverhampton are encouraging riders to attend the two-day event which starts from the 24th June between 10:00am and 5:00pm. A range of packages are available to purchase from £9, including a weekend camping ticket.


It has been quite some time since the last major Google Earth update, and the Android app was really beginning to stagnate. Allaying fears of abandonment, Google today released a new version, Google Earth 8.0, that introduces a revamped rendering engine, better maps, and slight UI enhancements.
The biggest improvement by far, Google claims, is the new 3D rendering technology. Representing the first engine overhaul since Google Earth's inception, the change should result in sharper and more fluid animations while zooming around 3D buildings, structures, and topography.
Other tweaks regard mapping data. Historically, Google Earth has not received road and places information as quickly as Google Maps, but now the two are synced. Labels should be easier to read, thanks to a few color and contrast tweaks.
For amateur cartographers, Google Earth has also gained the ability to import KML files from Google Drive.
Predictably, the update is rolling out in stages. If you have not downloaded Google Earth to your device, though, follow the link below to install it.


Cycle International School partners with Berlitz language school to improve parents and guardians. The educational community can now conduct 4 different courses geared to adults.
The partners is fundamental for non-bilingual parents with their childrens at home. Read de full article here.


Here's the setting: I'm sitting on the bus, speaking in English to a fellow Fellow, who is seated next to me. Across the aisle, a ten-year-old girl has her eyes glued to me. Everything about me must have been intriguing–the language I was speaking that she didn't understand, my fair skin, and the far away world I come from. During lulls in my conversation, I would look across the aisle to see if I still had my young friend's attention. Sure enough, each time, the staring continued. She met my glance with a shy smile, and made sure not to blink so as not to miss a beat. After a while, she summoned up the courage to spark conversation.
I told her that my friend and I were speaking English and that we were from the United States.
I went on to explain that the United States is another country and that it was far away. Next, I asked her where she was from.
"Paripe," she responded, and this time I was dumbstruck.
My new friend, Ana, lived in the same neighborhood as me. Here we were, in another part of the state, far from home, and one of my neighbors was across the aisle. This sparked my interest.
Ana and I continued our conversation for the remainder of the bus ride. She explained to me that she aspired to become a doctor, and that her dream is to open a community center in our neighborhood, Paripe, so that people will have somewhere to eat and sleep and study. She spoke precociously about the social ills evident in our neighborhood, which is located in the underserved periphery of Salvador da Bahia. Ana told me about her school, her friends, and her mother's response to her ambitions.
I told her the opposite. I asked Ana to promise to me that she would never stop dreaming, and that she would do her best in school so that she could open up her community center when she gets older.
Ana, and millions of girls like her, are the key to global economic development. In a world where poverty is a reality not only in far away lands, but also the neighborhood Ana and I live in, economic development lies in the hands of girls empowered through education. Educated women leaders are testaments to the economic power that lies in our hands–in the hands of women and girls worldwide. Educated girls have brighter futures. They have fewer kids, give birth at a later age, have higher self-esteem, invest in their families, and function as contributing members of a nation's economy. A country's economy cannot function effectively without the participation of half its population. By empowering girls through education, we have a means for fighting poverty and aiding economic development.
The Girl Effect Campaign is an effort launched by the Nike Foundation in order to combat global poverty by way of empowering young girls. As a Global Citizen Year Girl Effect Champ, I serve as an ambassador to the movement, simultaneously acting as a storyteller, mobilizer, and leader, all while observing Brazil through a gender lens. In doing so, I have launched a project of my own focused on unleashing the Girl Effect within the community I work in. Serving as a facilitator for an all-girls English course, I have been delivering themed workshops focused on various areas of women's leadership- from the representation of women in the media, to the importance of role models and mentoring, to goal setting strategies. By combining English materials with each workshop theme, the girls benefit not only professionally, but also personally, developing their language skills alongside their leadership skills. As college-aged Afro-Brazilian women from underserved communities, these girls benefit through skills-development, which maximises their potential, and unleashes the Girl Effect.
After all, the Girl Effect lies within us all. It lies within Ana— who I have confidence will grow up to become a positive force within Paripe, within girls like Malala Yousufzai, and within our little sisters around the world. With a good education, we become empowered. We reach our full potential, and thrive. And when we thrive, our economy thrives. This is the Girl Effect.
For more information about the Girl Effect, take a look at this video and then hop on over to the Girl Effect website (girleffect.org).


STEVEN HARTOV is the coauthor of the New York Times bestseller In the Company of Heroes, as well as The Night Stalkers and Afghanistan on the Bounce. For six years he served as Editor-in-Chief of Special Operations Report. He has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, FOX, and most recently the History Channel's Secret Armies. A former Merchant Marine sailor, Israeli Defense Forces paratrooper and special operator, he is currently a Task Force Commander in the New York Guard. He lives in New Jersey.


Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NArFU) of Arkangelsk, Russia and the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) have partnered to hold a Natural Hazards Workshop at NArFU. Some 40 scientists and students from Russia, USA, Finland, and Canada will participate in order to begin the development of an online course for UArctic in natural hazards.
(3) an emphasis on problems that are unique to or exacerbated by Arctic conditions. The latter include presence of ice, limited transportation infrastructure, great length of supply lines, and the time pressure for response that extreme cold imposes.
The workshop is the first major activity of the newly formed Natural Hazards Thematic Network of UArctic.
Additional information can be obtained from Katia Kontar (ykontar@alaska.edu) or Lubov Zarubina (l.zarubina@narfu.ru).


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This study examined the relative efficacy of brief Cognitive Restructuring (CR) and Mindfulness-based interventions on the disruptive effects of perfectionistic concerns during an evaluative threat scenario. Participants were 70 undergraduate women at a private liberal arts college. Each participant was randomly assigned to an 8-minute CR, Mindfulness-based, or control intervention before participating in a 10-minute speech task in front of two audience members. Few intervention effects were found, but the results suggest that a CR intervention may best disrupt the harmful effects of perfectionistic concern over mistakes. Further research examining possible interventions for maladaptive perfectionism and its effects is needed.
Munroe, Mary, "The relative efficacy of brief cognitive restructuring and mindfulness-based interventions on perfectionistic concerns" (2008). Honors Project, Smith College, Northampton, MA.


As the 2010 Thomas Fraser Festival is gearing up, I attempts to explain why the UK's love of Country music can perhaps in good measure be traced back to this one mans passion.
The Festival is being held from 11th to 14th November. Award winning yodeller Jimmy Rogers and Hank Williams aficionado, John Lilly from West Virginia will be returning as a climax to his November Scottish Tour. Meanwhile Chris Scruggs, riding high on the success of his latest album 'Anthem' is making a welcome return as a solo artist . A full line up will be released soon. Here is some back ground on one of the UK's most important Heritage Music Festivals.
many of the great names of Country Music to perform with them all to. Some of whom are the descendants of the people Thomas loved and promoted through his song and home spun recordings all those years ago. The likes of Rick McWilliams, living descendant of Jimmy Rogers is a regular guest, and representing an other important dynasty Chris Scruggs picture right who appeared last year also..
The world wide Thomas Fraser phenomenon, would I'm sure have baffled the unassuming Shetland Fisherman Yodeller in his own life time. After all he never performed out of his native Shetland isles, in fact he rarely performed live for any audience even in his home of Burra, the collective name for two small islands, which huddle on the Atlantic side of the Shetland mainland, in the full face of all prevailing weather. Burra's situation also offers untrammeled direct radio reception from The America's. An important plus to anyone in the newly electrified 50's Shetland with the acumen to build a crystal radio. A seminal fact I'd argue, that would influence the history of Country Music in The UK as whole, but crucially would develop in a young Thomas Fraser, as a deep love of the masters and founders of Country Music . What he may, I hope, have been aware of in his life time, was at least some of the effect of passing on his love and his authentic guitar and vocal styling to his contemporaries on Shetland. The result being, he fostered that deep love and knowledge of Country Music in them and through them to future generations across those remote Islands, and with their respective travels, seeding the rest of these British Islands as they to went about their ways.
Many of Thomas's prodigies, like Arthur Pottinger (pictured right) who Fraser also recorded, joined and formed Ceilidh Bands which travelled south to the mainland and soon introduced this new music to their repertoire and began to foster and help spread their love for Country Music to a wider public, now also able to tune in on mass to those radio hits from the former colonies across the Atlantic. How much this migration south actually did influence the process is open to conjecture. A question which still does lie in fascinating evidence and microcosm in modern day Burra itself. Any visitor to Burra will find a population from 8 to 80, in the main committed to a love of Country Music, and to the Thomas Fraser legacy and all of them who knew Thomas and did travel with his music in those early day will argue fervently that his and their legacy is of inherent importance and they were indeed at the cutting edge of a new wave who's sea change and subsequent ripples are still very much in evidence today.
The modern rise of interest of Thomas's home recorded sparkling renditions of classic golden era Country Music, is now well cataloged. These recording where shared only with family and friends at the time but are now available to all, remastered and released lovingly by those said family and friends. Now four volumes (with a fifth on its way 'Just Call me Lonesome' to be released at this years festival, with 25 more unreleased tracks), throwing his own passionate light and individual accent on songs by the likes of Jimmie Rogers, Hank Williams and Hank Snow, can be obtained in all modern formats, but no longer on reel to reel, unless you might know where of an original recording may lie ready for re-discovery and distribution, they are still showing up and returning home from far and wide. Arthur Pottinger The Setter Sessions 1962 recorded by Thomas, is available now too.
I have to say on a personal level, its one of the privileges of my life to be witness to and involved with (in small measure) the growth of worldwide awareness of Thomas's music and through that process becoming friends with Thomas's family , with the added bonus of getting to visit them and the wonderful Burra from time to time. I do strongly advice that any fans of these recordings should make the pilgrimage, see where and how they made, and celebrate them with the people who were party to the process originally and influenced by them latterly. Why not make it this year, but you better be fast as this Festival does always sell out every available ticket.
Thomas Fraser Festival, Burra, Shetland, 14th November 2009. Scott Icenogle (bass and vocals), Dave Tanner (vocals and guitar), and Chris Scruggs (lead guitar) perform Don Gibson's Oh Lonesome Me. Shaky camera, great performance!


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Dexter is Dead
By Keith Nixon
Written by Jeff Lindsay — Dexter Morgan is in a Miami prison, in the section reserved for the worst of criminals. He's being held for the murder of three people, his wife, his lover and a man by the identity of Robert Chase. Worse still the police are claiming Dexter is a paedophile. But this time Dexter is innocent. Chase is the killer and he's the paedophile who had designs on Dexter's children.
Dexter was arrested by Detective Anderson, a cop who hates him with a passion. As a result he's been in prison for an age, the system seemingly arrayed against him. No-one seems willing to spring Dexter, not even his sister, Deborah. She knows Dexter and his desires and has sided with him before, but now even she has had enough. Deborah arrives at prison with papers for Deter to allow her to legally adopt his children. She has disowned him, and Dexter is alone.
Weeks go by until Frank Kraunauer turns up at the prison. He's the best and therefore most expensive legal eagle in Miami, and even the police are scared of him. He gets Dexter out on bail immediately. It transpires that Dexter's equally depraved brother, Brian, has put up the bail money. Dexter is surprised, Brian isn't wealthy, so where did the money come from?
Dexter goes to ground in a hotel, he checks in but heads out immediately to see Deborah and hand over the papers. On his return he finds two bodies. One on the bed, the other in the wardrobe. It looks like one was awaiting his return, someone else entered and a fight ensued. Someone is still after Dexter.
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Brian reveals he stole money from a drug baron, Raul, whom he was working for. The dead are Raul's men. With Anderson still hot for Dexter's head and the clock ticking before he's back in prison he needs answers. When Deborah gets in touch and says the children have been taken Dexter knows who has them and what to do about it. But will it be the end for Dexter?
This is the eighth, and final, installment in Lindsay's hugely popular Dexter series, the serial killer everyone roots for. It featured in our list of the best serial killer series – one of the most popular articles on our site, and there's even a Dexter wiki. By day Dexter is a blood spatter pattern analyst with the Miami Dade police force, by night he hunts the killers that have slipped through the net.
Many will lament his passing, myself included. The hugely successful books spawned a successful television series which ran for eight seasons, garnering a following of its own and 23 Emmy nominations. It depicted Dexter at his dark and gory best, yet allowed the characters to develop and grow.
In Dexter is Dead our favourite serial killer isn't his usual, incisive self throughout. He makes mistakes, gets a bit confused and has conflicting feelings, particularly after Deborah disowns him. For a murderer who operates without qualms this is a surprise to him, it will probably surprise you as well. He tends to stumble through the plot, bumping into one issue, resolving it, then moving onto the next, only Brian at his side. He seems lost and trying to find his place. For a man who was so certain of his goals in life it's disturbing. There's no real plan here, beyond the next objective, until the end when he faces up to Raul and knows what to do… sort of.
The opening paragraph says, "It wasn't supposed to end this way." That's the thread within the novel, Lindsay setting up Dexter for the conclusion. It's clear to see why and what he's done on the final page, but it does drag the story down a bit and dulls Dexter's incisiveness. The finale will more than likely please some people but I was somewhat disappointed. As ever a good plot, but a sad ending…
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The Pain Tourist by Paul Cleave
Taut. Twisty. Propulsive. You can trot out all the cliches regularly used to describe thriller fiction and use them with abandon for Paul Cleave's new police procedural, The Pain Tourist. In Christchurch, New Zealand, a serial killer named Joe Middleton was caught but somehow escaped…
Keep It in the Family by John Marrs
When John Marrs titled his new crime thriller Keep It in the Family, he meant something much darker than grandma's chicken pot pie recipe or granddad's precious World War II medals. When Mia and Finn buy a new fixer-upper of a house in Bedfordshire, they're…
Sweet Dreams by Anders Roslund
Swedish crime writer Anders Roslund returns with Detective Ewert Grens for the 10th instalment of his gritty crime series set in Stockholm. Grens, now 65, is as depressed and gloomy as ever, and the psychological scars of years of police work are beginning to show….


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Nora Webster
Nora Webster Synopsis
* * * Shortlisted for the 2014 Costa Novel Awards and the 2015 Folio Prize * * * Nora Webster is the heartbreaking new novel from one of the greatest novelists writing today. It is the late 1960s in Ireland. Nora Webster is living in a small town, looking after her four children, trying to rebuild her life after the death of her husband. She is fiercely intelligent, at times difficult and impatient, at times kind, but she is trapped by her circumstances, and waiting for any chance which will lift her beyond them. Slowly, through the gift of music and the power of friendship, she finds a glimmer of hope and a way of starting again. As the dynamic of the family changes, she seems both fiercely self-possessed but also a figure of great moral ambiguity, making her one of the most memorable heroines in contemporary fiction. The portrait that is painted in the years that follow is harrowing, piercingly insightful, always tender and deeply true. Colm Toibin's Nora is a character as resonant as Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary and Nora Webster is a novel that illuminates our own lives in a way that is rare in literature. Its humanity and compassion forge an unforgettable reading experience. 'A profoundly gifted world writer' Sebastian Barry
Nora Webster Press Reviews
If there is a more brilliant writer than Toibin working today, I don't know who that would be -- Karen Joy Fowler * Irish Times, Books of the Year * Once again Colm Toibin proves he knows women perhaps better than we know ourselves in this quietly devastating portrait of a grieving widow's tortoise-like re-emergence into the world. Toibin provides a seductive narrative, moments of levity and an entirely honest portrayal of a woman struggling to simply be herself and rebuild her life -- Mariella Frostrup * Waitrose, Books of the Year * As elegantly and delicately wrought as gossamer . . . What makes Nora Webster so intriguing is the author's complex and nuanced attitudes both to the period and his characters * Metro * A moving masterpiece. Toibin really plumbs the heart of his characters * Women and Home * Toibin is a master at evoking emotions with particular sensitivity . . . This is a beguiling story that envelops readers like Irish mist. The slow unhurried narrative keeps pace with Nora's grief and changing emotions. By the time she is ready to cut the last ties to her husband, Toibin has woven the complex threads of family life into a portrait of a much-loved woman * Daily Express * Beautifully told * Good Housekeeping * Moving, honest and truthful, this is a masterful depiction of the grief process * Psychologies * Nora Webster is a beautiful and heartbreaking portrayal of one woman's experience of depression and loneliness. But it also evokes the protagonist's struggle to find - and express - her own voice and identity. Quietly perceptive and [a] wonderfully modulated portrayal . . . It's so richly detailed and laced with such dialogue that you feel like you are living in Nora's world. Very moving * Radar * In plain and unsentimental prose, Colm Toibin has created a character who, in her recently widowed state, must find her way through life for herself and her children. Deftly depicting the self-confined world of Nora and her boys, Toibin provokes sympathy from the reader, but also unexpected feelings of frustation as Nora dwells on the death of a husband who cushioned her against the realities of life. As haunting as Hedda Gabler, Toibin's latest offering a triumphant addition to his canon. The relatable voice of Nora Webster will remain with the reader long after the story has ended * The Lady * A work of extraordinary achievement. In Nora Webster the slow build-up of pressure, the sense of pain experienced and barely withstood, is cumulatively almost unbearable, and the climax provides a catharsis that raises the hairs on the back of your head. The novel at once takes it place with the very best of Toibin's fiction -- Roy Foster * Irish Times * This novel is the real thing, rare and tremendous . . . It does everything we ought to ask of a great novel: that it respond to the fullness of our lives, be as large as life itself -- Tessa Hadley * Guardian 'Book of the Week' * This very readable novel undercuts the cliches of misery fiction . . . Toibin's great weapon in this regard is Nora's genuine agency as a character. Both she and the novel which bears her name are defined by what has come before, this is true, both both are more interested in moving forward than being caught in the past * Irish Examiner * [A] love story and a love letter . . . from one of Ireland's contemporary masters * Observer * This novel deserves to be read as closely as Nora listens to Beethoven. It leaves you with much to ponder . . . Our bond with the Websters makes us imagine they're out there, living and longing, with fire crackling in their hearth * Guardian * The story is so expertly crafted that it achieves a luminous intensity, which lingers long in the memory * Mail on Sunday * Arresting. As this novel movingly proposes, there are no ordinary women and no ordinary lives * Irish Indendent * Beautiful and heartbreaking. It's so richly detailed and laced with such dialogue that you feel like you are living in Nora's world * Independent * A luminous, elliptical novel in which everyday life manages, in moments, to approach the mystical . . . There is much about Nora Webster that we never know. And her very mystery is what makes her regeneration, when it comes, feel universal -- Jennifer Egan * New York Times * Tender, delicately oblique in its narration, and exquisitely well-written * The Times * So rich, so observant, so moving * Observer, Books of the Year * A clear-sighted yet sympathetic portrait of a woman destabilised by grief * Financial Times, Books of the Year * This is his best yet. The ache of a widow's grief is rendered with such an unadorned intensity that you might not think the book could be entertaining too, but it is * Spectator, Books of the Year * Toibin's measured prose and close attention to emotional nuance is shown at its best here * Daily Telegraph, Books of the Year * A fine companion piece to his acclaimed novel, Brooklyn . . . Mixing irony and nostalgia in its portrayal of a provincial Irish town. Subtle and enthralling * Sunday Times, Books of the Year *
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Ah, that's more like it.
If cooked tomatoes are going to get all soft and squishy, then let's put them in a pasta dish where that won't matter! You expect tomatoes to be soft and warm and squishy in a pasta sauce.
Normally, when I have too many cherry or grape tomatoes and can't get them all into salads before they go soft, I use them in my Fish & Tomatoes dinner. But it's nice to have other options, and this Spaghetti with Heirloom Cherry Tomatoes seemed like an easy place to start.
It's incredibly simple: just tomatoes, oil, and garlic to make the "sauce", then some fresh mozzarella and basil added after the pasta's tossed in. Because the sauce is so basic, the quality of the ingredients makes a difference. I used fresh basil leaves from my garden and found some of the good squishy fresh mozzarella at the cheese counter at Wegmans. I didn't use "heirloom" tomatoes, as the goal was to use up my grape tomatoes that had already started to go soft, but I don't think that took away from the flavor. Where I compromised was to use a store brand box of fettuccine. Oh, it was still a tasty dinner. But I think if I'd splurged on some fancier pasta, or gone all-out and made my own fresh pasta, it would have taken it to a whole other delicious level.
Yay, an excuse to try making fresh pasta again! I'll just need a free weekend, because that's a big project!
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A renewed thrust on coal mining, coupled with plans to implement more projects in various infrastructure segments at a faster pace has rekindled the growth prospects of tyre industry in India. Major tyre manufacturers are busy introducing innovative products and scaling up volume to meet the expected demand in the future.
The past couple of years were passing through a passive stage for tyre industry as the vehicle production had drastically come down in this period. So, to that extent OEs have consumed much less tyres, which has impacted the tyre manufacturers. The market was supposed to grow, which didn´t happen, however the market has not gone down either as there is no negative growth in the aftermarket.
After the new government taking charge at the Centre, there is some momentum visible in infrastructure and mining sectors. While the work is gaining pace in roads and highways, there are positive vibes in ports sector as well for setting up new facilities and acquiring port equipment. These is also some movements in the mining sector, especially from cement industry and some activities from the coal sector. The allocation of coal blocks by the government is expected to accelerate these activities in the near future, which in turn will help the tyre industry look for a better business trend in the coming period.
Onkar S Kanwar, Chairman, Apollo Tyres, commenting on the budget said that the additional focus on roads and rail infrastructure along with an increased spend of Rs 70,000 crore would prove to be beneficial for the economy as well as the tyre industry.
Reiterating their aggressive approach to enhance presence across industries and geographies, the leading tyre manufacturers are in the process of constantly innovating their product offerings. Most of the leading players have launched new tyres for mining and off-highway applications. JK Tyre & Industries recently made a commercial launch of the biggest-ever tyre in India at the 12th International Mining & Machinery Exhibition (IMME) in Kolkata. The company also launched 18.00-25 VEM Smooth tyre.
Standing at 12 ft high and weighing 3.7 tonne, VEM 045 is specifically built for India´s biggest rigid dump-truck having nominal payload capacity of 240 tonne, according to the company. The giant marks the tyre maker´s aggressive strategy to ride on the expected growth across the mining and infrastructure sectors in the coming months.
The second product launched by JK Tyre, 18.00-25 VEM Smooth, is a specialized product for reach-stacker application to improve life and productivity. Its massive tread is designed to optimized tread wear giving an exceptional longevity and mobility, the company says.
Apollo Tyres also showed its strength in the industry by launching AWL 822, the largest loader tyre produced in India, at the IMME 2014. The company also introduced ALT 188 TX tyre with the industry´s first traction tread design at the exhibition. AWL 822, used for loaders and dozers in high-abrasion conditions, is manufactured using 1,300 kg rubber, 700 kg carbon black and silica, 200 kg nylon fabric and 300 kg of other rubber chemicals, according to the company. With a size of 45/65-45 L5, the tyre has a special tread design with stone ejectors for protection and trouble-free service and side protector for improved resistance to shoulder and sidewall cuts. ALT 188 TX is said to be a unique and innovative traction tread design introduced in bias construction segment for slurry and muddy conditions. It has a customized tread compound which provides excellent performance in varying mine conditions, wider grooves towards the shoulder which reduce the chances of stone entrapment and superior and enduring carcass for high load carrying capacity and exceptional structural stability under extreme conditions.
Continental India has added new tyres to its TBX as well as TBR portfolio. Its new mining tyre Conti ML and radial tyre meant for construction and on/off segment HDX2 are specifically designed for these applications. Mining tyres often have to operate in high ambient temperatures while carrying very heavy loads. Continental is focusing on developing cooler running compounds with high resistance to chipping for mining tyres as higher load carrying trucks are being introduced in mining applications.
On the innovations in tyre products, Bridgestone says, ´We are well invested in R & D with over six technical centers and over ten proving grounds globally. Within this global network, the information gathered from subsidiaries, from raw materials, products and its performance serves as a feed to our R&D labs (technical centres) to develop world class products. In the OTR segment, Grand Unified Tire design Technology (GUTT®) has greatly contributed to the design and manufacture of extremely durable tyres, as well as helped shorten the development term for new tyres.
According to Bridgestone official, the Indian tyre industry is linked to the performance of the automotive sector. With economic activity accelerating, tyre demand is expected to increase in 2015-16. ´The important factors that will affect the OTR segment positively are the re-allocation of the coal blocks and implementation of UMPPs,´ he says.
Accroding to a research report, tyre production in India is anticipated to reach 191 million units by the end of FY 2016. Also, manufacturers are expected to invest huge amount into the industry over the next few years, with a major proportion of this investment directed towards the radial tyre capacity expansion.


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Stefan Jentsch
Ubiquitin Family Proteins, DNA Transactions, Chromatin Biology, Autophagy
The JENTSCH Lab
Our laboratory has a long-standing interest in proteins of the ubiquitin family. Covalent modification of proteins by attachment of ubiquitin (ubiquitylation) is best known for its function to label proteins for degradation by the proteasome. However, ubiquitylation plays non-proteolytic roles as well, e.g. for DNA repair, protein sorting, gene expression and signal transduction. Other members of the ubiquitin family, e.g. SUMO, Rub1(NEDD8), Urm1, Hub1, and Atg8, regulate the ubiquitin pathway, affect protein-protein interactions, control DNA repair, transcription, pre-mRNA splicing, or mediate autophagy.
We are conducting basic research with a focus on functional aspects related to ubiquitin family proteins. We identify the components of these systems and study their roles in vitro and in vivo. We are particularly interested in the non-proteolitic (non-proteasomal) functions of ubiquitin family proteins and currently focus primarily on their roles in DNA repair, pre-mRNA splicing and autophagy. Moreover, we have a general interest in DNA repair, genome stability and chromatin biology - in particular if ubiquitin family proteins are involved. For the "discovery phase" we primarily use the genetically tractable budding yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) as a model system. However, to extend the significance of our findings made in yeast to a more universal level, we complement our studies by analyzing the respective functions also in mammalian cells. [Header illustration: structures of ubiquitin, Rub1, SUMO, Hub1]
Examples of our work with the respective papers are found here.
STEFAN JENTSCH - Director and Group Leader
PhD 1983 Max Planck Institute of Molecular Genetics,
Berlin, Germany (Free University Berlin)
Postdoctoral work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),
Cambridge, USA
Max Planck Research Group Leader at Friedrich Miescher Laboratory
of the Max Planck Society, Tuebingen, Germany
Professor at Center for Molecular Biology (ZMBH),
Heidelberg University, Germany
Director at MPI of Biochemistry and Member of the Max Planck Society since 1998
At the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry since 1998
ERC Advanced Grant (2013)
Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine (2011)
Max-Planck Research Award (2003)
Otto Bayer Award (1996)
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize (1993)
Otto Klung Prize for Chemistry (1992)
Elected member of EMBO, German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina & Academia Europaea; elected AAAS Fellow; honorary professor at Fudan University, Shanghai, China
Contact Information: Secretary
Klara Schwander +49 89 8578-3000 +49 89 8578-3011 schwande@...
Postal Address, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Dept. of Molecular Cell Biology, Am Klopferspitz 18, 82152, Martinsried (Munich), Germany
A new cellular garbage control pathway with relevance for neurodegenerative diseases
Several human neurodegenerative diseases are linked to an accumulation of abnormal and aggregated proteins in cells. Cellular "garbage" of this type can be removed from cells by sweeping them via a "self-eating" pathway (autophagy) to a cellular recycling station known as the lysosome. The newly identified adaptors, termed CUET proteins, recognize labeled cellular protein waste and guide them efficiently to the lysosome for destruction.
Autophagic clearance of polyQ proteins mediated by ubiquitin-Atg8 adaptors of the conserved CUET protein family.
Lu, K., Psakhye, I., and Jentsch, S.
Cell 158, 549-563, 2014.
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Discovery of a new DNA repair pathway
Reagents like formaldehyde, produced by cells e.g. upon histone de-methylation, or taken up from the environment, can cause highly toxic, cancerogenous DNA-protein crosslinks, which interfere with replication. The newly identified DNA repair pathway destroys the protein components of DNA-protein crosslinks, thereby enabling cells to duplicate their genome.
A DNA-dependent protease involved in DNA-protein crosslink repair.
Stingele et al.,
Cell 158, 327-338, 2014
DNA-protein crosslink repair
Stingele and Jentsch
Nat. Rev. Mol. Cell Biol. 16, 455-460, 2015
DNA-protein crosslink repair: proteases as DNA repair enzymes
Stingele, Habermann and Jentsch
Trends Biochem. Sci. 40, 67-71, 2015
Mechanisms and principles of homology search during recombination
Renkawitz, Lademann and Jentsch
Control of nuclear activities by substrate-selective and protein group modification
Psakhye and Jentsch
Ann. Rev. Genet. 47, 185-204, 2014
ERC Advanced Grant
Our laboratory receives 2.48 million Euros in EU funding


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