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What is the role of the lawyer in non-contentious Singapore probate matters?
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Occasionally, there are disputes over Singapore wills, and certain beneficiaries may choose to challenge the will in a contested probate. However, for the most part, most Singaporean probate matters tend to be uncontested.
Find out the difference between non-contentious and contentious probate matters.
In uncontested probate cases, Singapore probate lawyers are usually only instructed to extract the grant of probate or letters of administration for their clients. More often than not, the clients (executors or administrators as the case may be) will carry out the distribution of the estate on their own.
Sometimes, the lawyer or law firm may provide trust and executorship services. However, most law firms do not generally assist in the distribution of the estate, except in rare situations where the estate is exceptionally large and complex.
Many lawyers and law firms tend to shun this sort of work due to the high potential liability and low profitability.
When a will isn't involved, the Singapore lawyer usually takes instructions from the family member(s) who will eventually become the administrator(s).
Lastly, it should also be noted that the role of a Singapore probate and letters of administration lawyer is to help take the fear and confusion out of the probate process for you during a stressful period of time.
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Surprise! What NYC's Former Cemeteries Are Now
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In New York City's earliest days, Wall Street was the site of a wall constructed to keep the British out, Canal Street was a canal, and the rest of the Island was the countryside. As the City expanded northward, it enveloped and urbanized its rural backyard. However, the bucolic landscape of Manhattan was not the only thing to be overtaken by the encroaching City. The Island's cemeteries were also evicted, ever northward, and finally banished to the outer boroughs.
Presented below is a roundup of some of Manhattan's former cemeteries.
1. Madison Square Park
Madison Square Park, named after James Madison, was opened to the public in 1847. The land was home to a military parade ground, a United States Army Arsenal, and a House of Refuge for juvenile delinquents. Between 1794 and 1797, the land was also home to a potter's field (a common burial ground for those unable to afford burial in another cemetery or for those who died unknown), after which it moved to Washington Square Park.
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In this week's show we have our regular feature entitled Travels Around The Bay where we take listeners through our latest travel experience – today we feature Brixham, Berry Head, Cockington and Dartington.
We then go onto share news from Growing Together which showcases local heroes in the world of gardening through passing on their knowledge and experience and working with a sense of purpose.
We talk about Sky Ocean Rescue's high profile campaign to raise awareness of plastic pollution through the creation of a 10 metre whale made out of plastic which is the same amount that is thrown away every second and we shine the spotlight on an innovative Dutch company who are using tourism to involve as many people as possible to reach their goal for plastic free waters.
The show continues with news of the Earth Guardians and their founder Xiuhtezcatl Martinez who is a 17 year old climate activist, hip hop artist and powerful voice on the frontlines of a global youth led environmental movement and we play his new song entitled One Day.
Hear Us Roar is the name of the new single from duo Unsung Lilly and we take the opportunity share a pre-recorded interview with the duo Sera and Frankie who tell us about about their musical journey together and the forces which have shaped the crafting of this powerful song which reflects the current state of the world.


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Zygmunt Różycki (Rola-Różycki) (ur. 7 grudnia 1883 w Łęce, zm. 3 kwietnia 1930 w Pabianicach) – polski poeta.

Był synem Jana Różyckiego h. Rola i Filomeny z Zielińskich. Ojciec mieszkał i pracował jako notariusz w Tomaszowie Mazowieckim w latach 1884-1912. Willa Różyckich znajdowała się przy ul. św. Antoniego 24 (obecnie mieści się w niej Stacja Sanitarno-Epidemiologiczna). W Tomaszowie spędził Różycki lata dzieciństwa i młodości. Tu udzielał się jako znakomity parodysta i aktor amator. Do Tomaszowa i okolic powracał w kilku wierszach. W poemacie Modre wody (pierwodruk w czasopiśmie "Bluszcz" 1901 R. 37 nr 24) opiewał słynne Niebieskie Źródła. Wspominał spalskie "ciemne bory" (w wierszu pt. Pójdę na ciemne bory...) oraz położone nad rzeką Pilicą w okolicy Tomaszowa nagórzyckie lasy (w wierszu pt. Ze wspomnień II.).

Od 1900 roku mieszkał w Warszawie. Był urzędnikiem zarządu Kolei Nadwiślańskiej, w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym pracował jako referent Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych.

Tworzył lirykę modernistyczną, którą bardzo często publikował w prasie. Niektóre jego utwory adaptowano jako piosenki. Wiersz pt. Na ust koralu (z tomiku poetyckiego Szkarłatna wizja) w aranżacji muzycznej Lucjana Marczewskiego i w wykonaniu Jana Kiepury stał się przebojem lat dwudziestych XX wieku.

Poezje
 1902 – Tęsknota
 1903 – Najmłodsza Polska w pieśni
 1904 – Liliowe śnienia
 1906 – Pocałunki
 1906 – Raj ziemski
 1907 – Serdeczna skarga
 1909 – Płomienne kwiaty (z portretem autora)
 1911 – Szkarłatna wizja
 1911 – Wybór poezji
 1912 – Sen o szczęściu
 1913 – Zielone oczy
 1925 – Złoty czerep. Opowieści dziwaczne

Bibliografia
 Emilian Leszczyński, Teatr w Tomaszowie Mazowieckim w latach 1828-1912, Tomaszów Mazowiecki 2004, s. 17, 20, 71, 74;
 Włodzimierz Rudź, Tomaszów Mazowiecki i okolice, Łódź 1974, s. 34;
 Andrzej Kobalczyk, Gawędy znad Modrych Wód, Piotrków Trybunalski 1998, s. 7, 15-17 (fot.);
 Kozikowski E., Od Prusa do Gojawiczyńskiej, Warszawa 1969, s. 182-192 (fot.);
 Rybak A., Zygmunt Różycki poeta naznaczony cierpieniem, w: Rybak A., Wpisani w historię Dąbrowy Górniczej, ("Dąbrowski Magazyn Historyczny" – zesz. nr 3), Dąbrowa Górnicza 2005;
 Skręt R., Róźycki (Rola-Różycki) Zygmunt (1883-1930), Polski Słownik Biograficzny, t. XXXII, z. 4 (135), Wrocław-Warszawa-Kraków 1991, s. 547-548;

Linki zewnętrzne
 Dzieła Zygmunta Różyckiego w bibliotece Polona
 Zygmunt Różycki, Internetowy Polski Słownik Biograficzny [dostęp 2022-01-30].

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We head to God's Own Country - Kerala in August to experience the thrill of the Boat Race or Vallamkali at Alleppey. Along with the boat race, also get a chance to explore Kochi's rich heritage, the serene backwaters and not to forget the delicious Kerala cuisine!
Arrive in Kochi. Check-in to the hotel.
Experience the Boat Race at the Punnamada Lake in Alleppey.
Spend the whole day on a house-boat and experience the thrill of Vallam Kali.
Early check-outs and depart for Kochi.
Departures to respective home destinations.


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The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is the biggest student association in Europe. It was born in 1989 with the goal to support and promote student mobility.

It is present in

                    More than 800 Higher Education Institutions

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There are more than 15,000 active volunteers in ESN, offering their services to about 200,000 incoming students every year.

The mission of the network is to foster student mobility in Higher Education, and to provide opportunities for cultural understanding.

The Principle of ESN: "Students Helping Students"

ESN in Greece

Greece has been part of the Erasmus Student Network since 1991, when the first local Greek ESN section was founded.

Currently, there are 22 local ESN sections with more than 200 members, active in the biggest Universities of the country, in Athens and Thessaloniki, as well as in Patras, Ioannina, Crete, Komotini, Lamia, Larissa and the Aegean.

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                  The Crete Trip is organized yearly by ESN Greece in Crete and it is the largest Erasmus event in Greece. It is one of the most popular activities in the Network on an international level, and it is addressed at incoming students all over Greece.
                  It is a four-day trip packed with activities, which gives international students the chance to meet the culture of the island of Crete, and acts as the "peak-point" of their Erasmus.

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Will Smith, Margot Robbie and Jared Leto star in the antihero action movie Suicide Squad, based on the DC comic book. Watch the movie trailer and see the movie photos below in the gallery. A task force of incarcerated supervillains undertake a high-risk black ops mission in exchange for commuted prison sentences.
A task force of incarcerated supervillains: Deadshot (Will Smith), Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie), Boomerang (Jai Courtney) and Enchantress (Cara Delevingne) lead by Rick Flagg (Joel Kinnaman) under the command of Amanda Waller (Viola Davis); undertake a high-risk black ops mission in exchange for commuted prison sentences. "Suicide Squad" is based on the DC Comics' comic book series originally created by Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru in 1959.


Antonio Halili, a controversial mayor of Philippines, was shot dead as he sang the national anthem outside the town hall of Tanauan, south of Manila. The CCTV footage showed bystanders screaming and running away after the shooting.
Mr. Halili, who paraded drug suspects through the streets, was known for his hardline position on drugs. But he was also accused of protecting drug traffickers – something he firmly refused.
The shooter escaped, and no suspects have been identified yet. Local police chief Renato Mercado told AFP the shooter had opened fire from about 150m (490ft) away. "The distance was extraordinary. It could not be done by an amateur person. His skill can be compared to a trained sniper," he said.
Mr. Halili attracted international attention two years ago after he forced drug suspects to walk through the streets with signs of their alleged crimes, described as a "walk of shame". But last year, his political power over local police was curtailed after the government accused him of links to the illegal drugs trade.
Since the Philippine government launched its all-out campaign on drugs in July 2016, it says more than 4,000 suspected drug users and dealers have died in police operations. The police argue that all of the killings were made in self-defense after the suspects resisted arrest. Rights groups say more than 12,000 have died in the drug war, and that many of the killings, including those by vigilantes, were extra-judicial.
Crime remains a significant concern in urban areas throughout the Philippines. According to the Philippine National Police (PNP) Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management, Illegal drug trade, human trafficking, murder, corruption and murder-for-hire remain significant concerns. The Philippines has one of the highest rates of murder cases in Southeast Asia. PNP struggles to solve such cases due to a multitude of reasons. Sometimes there isn't enough evidence for a conviction; other times, there is no DNA or witnesses.
Local police chief Renato Mercado said that the shooter was a trained sniper who killed Mr. Antonio Halili from about 150m (490ft) distance. This murder was well planned and executed, leaving the authorities dazzled. Two other high-profile murder case, Philippine journalist Marlene Garcia-Esperat in Mindanao and Palawan radio journalist Gerardo Ortega are still unsolved. The law enforcement authorities haven't found any substantial evidence or intelligence to arrest/interrogate any relevant suspect. Law enforcement is constantly challenged to find an innovative way and distinct approaches to solving murder cases. With the security technologies currently at law enforcement's disposal, authorities are having problems in keeping up with the criminal parties, as their methods are time and money consuming and don't always reveal enough proof to lead to further investigation or prosecution.
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With the assistance of iCognative, authorities can gain valuable sources of missing information and links related to the murder of Antonio Halili. iCognative by Brainwave Science detects crime concerning concealed knowledge from any suspicious brain and aids an investigation by swift identification of the criminal. The technology relies on brain information processing that detects a distinct change in electrical activity, Event-Related Potential (ERP), when an individual brain responds to the sight of familiar stimuli.
In order to conduct a test on a suspect, a case test needs to be built, both known (relevant), as well as confidential information (only known to the perpetrator and investigating agencies), is input into iCognative system. For example, in this case, information such as dates of the crime, location, type of the sniper, location of the perpetrator and any relation to previous drug suspects? This information, used as stimuli in the form of words, phrases or pictures, depending on its availability, will be flashed for the suspect on a monitor, one after another. iCognative system collects brain responses to each stimulus and all these brain responses are analyzed at end of the test by fully automated software and determine with 99.9% accuracy if the information is present or absent in the brain of the suspect.
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Berlin 09 Diary: Day 5, Men's 1,500m Final: Kamal, Mekkonen, Lagat, 52.9 last lap! Note by Larry Eder
byLarry Eder
1,500 meter finals are tough. They are a combination of roller derby, chess, and then, one has to sprint against the best distance runners in the world! This race was no exception. Bernard Lagat, the 2007 gold medalist, was in good shape. So was Augustine Choge, Asbel Kiprop, the Olympic champion, Deresse Mekonnen, the 2008 World Indoor champion, and Lopez Lomong, Leonel Manzano, among others.
Bernard Lagat, the semi finals, photo by PhotoRun.net.
Bernard Lagat went to the lead right away, but Augustine Choge of Kenya, the man with the fastest time in the world, took the lead and lead the pack of Choge, Lagat, Mekonnen, Lomong, Moustaoui, Kamel through the 400 meters in 59.54. An honest pace, but a dangerous pace for non-kickers.
Augustine Choge pulled a Steve Scott, circa 1984 LA, by continuing to lead, hitting the 800 meters in 2:00.18, with the crew of kickers, first, licking their lips and two, getting ready for the mean last lap.
The third lap heated up, but not much, as the field got even closer, Lagat inside, Lomong behind him, and Manzano on the outside. Manzano looked good. The person who I was not looking at was this tall kid in red and white of Bahrain, Yusuf Said Kamel, son of a certain Billy Konchallah ( World Champ, 1987, 1991), who was upfront. I was watching Asbel Kiprop move through the crowd.
The third lap was another sixty seconds at the 1,100 meters was hit in 2:44.02! Mekonnen charged into first and began sprinting madly, his arms pumping, his legs following. Mekonnen took the field through the 1,200 meters in 2:57.04!Yusuf Kamel was on his shoulder, as was Lagat, Choge, Lomong, and the pack. Leonel Manzano fell off the back as the pack hit the back stretch and speed really picked up, like from about sixty second pace to 52 pace! Mekonnen was leading, Kamel was following, and Lagat and Lomong were boxed!
Coming off the final 200 meters, Kamel was on the outside, charging behind Mekonnen, Choge and Kiprop were kicking, and Lagat was dying on the inside
curb. Lomong was there too!
Asbel Kiprop of Kenya, in earlier round, photo by Photorun.net.
Coming off onto the final stretch, Yusuf Said Kamel charged into the lead, Mekonnen was in second, and Choge was in third, with KIprop in fourth, as Lagat did this move,
that was amazing. He went from lane 1, inside to lane three in less than three steps and just sprinted like crazy. He went from sixth to fifth, to fourth, to third, and if he would have had more room!
Mekonnen, shown here in the semi finals, made the brave move! photo by PhotoRun.net.
Deresse Mekonnen, of Ethiopia, the 2008 World Indoor champion, showed some real bravery going for broke with a lap to go, he held onto the silver in 3:36.01. Lagat held onto the bronze, winning it in the last steps, in 3:36.21 and Yusuf Said Kamel, now of Bahrain, won the 1,500 meters in 3:35.93.
As is de rigeur, Yusuf Said Kamel expressed his happiness with his gold medal with a bit of modern dance. His comments right afterwards were, " I love the crowd, I am happy with my medal, thank you very much. " For a moment, I was wondering if the late Andy Kaufmann was going to show up.
Fourth in the final was Asbel Kiprop, in 3:36.47. Fifth was Augustine Choge, in 3:36.53, and sixth was Mohamed Moustaoui of Morocco, in 3:36.57.
In seventh, Mehdi Baala of France ran 3:36.99, and was in the medal fight, but he could not answer Lagats' final push. Lopez Lomong, the US champion, who had looked in good shape, did not get out of his box until way too late, and finished eighth in 3:37.62.
Belai Mansoor Ali of Bahrian was ninth in 3:37.72. Amine Laalou of Morocco was tenth in 3:37.83, Abdalaati Iguider of Morocco was eleventh in 3:38.35. Leonel Manzano of the US, who looked so good through 1200 meters, finished 12th in 3:40.05.
So, a last 800 meters in 1:49, with the last 400 meters in 52, and a last 200 meters that was, well, flying. First through seventh was 1.07 seconds!
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Larry Eder has had a 50-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America's first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: "I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself." Theme song: Greg Allman, " I'm no Angel."
Berlin 09 Diary: Day 4: In Praise of Kerron Clement, Round Up by Larry Eder, Complete results courtesy of IAAF. org.
Berlin 09 Diary: Day 5, Men's Discus: Harting Kicks Butt, Germany worships! Note by Larry Eder
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Pressing Voices
On view through June 6, 2021
South Carolina has been home to an impressive array of printmakers creating works in a diverse range of styles. Pressing Voices brings together a group of artists showcasing styles and stories that illustrate how a centuries-old artistic process continues to inspire and endure. Pressing Voices is a companion show to the exhibition The Imaginative Worlds of M.C. Escher.
The Imaginative Worlds of M.C. Escher
Images by artist Maurits C. Escher (1898-1972) fascinate audiences with their imaginative design, consummate draftsmanship, and dreamy visions. His mind-bending prints include subjects like infinite staircases, tessellating birds changing into fish and back again, and two hands drawing each other.
This is the largest private Escher collection on exhibition in the world and includes woodcuts, lithographs, drawings, and mezzotints. You will see his best-known prints as well as lesser-known works, spanning his entire career from his earliest print to his final masterpiece. You'll also get a glimpse into the artist's process with a woodblock study and lithographic stone. Collection of Paul and Anna Belinda Firos, Athens, Greece.
Presenting sponsor: Dominion Energy. Supporting sponsors: Susan Thorpe and John Baynes. Contributing sponsors: Jeffry C. Caswell, Caroline and Kester Freeman, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, and Mrs. Myrtle T. Robinson. Friend sponsors: Mary and John Kessler, Sam and Sandy McGuckin, Ann Marie Stieritz and John Carran, and The Weinkle Family. Patron sponsors: Robbie Barnett and Kathy Schaffer Olson, Barbara Boyd, Julie and Mike Brenan, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Dukes, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Gimarc, Good Neighbour Foundation, Michelin North America, Mr. William C. Schmidt Jr., Brenda and Rick Wheeler, and Dr. and Mrs. Peter A. Zvejnieks. Media sponsors: Free Times, Grace Outdoor, and WXRY 99.3 FM. Grantors: City of Columbia, Richland County Government, South Carolina Arts Commission, and South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism.
Assembly Required: Collage from the CMA Collection
On view through July 11, 2021
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque famously "invented" collage as a fine art in the 1910s, and it is a particularly playful art form. Artists can arrange and affix paper, fabric, photos, and other found ephemera to a surface — the results ranging from purely abstract form to a collision of deliberate messages. This exhibition showcases hidden gems by little-known artists and recent acquisitions.
To purchase tickets or register for classes, visit columbiamuseum.org or call 803-799-2810.
Book a Tour and Save
Gather some friends and enjoy discounted admission as you get an inside look at our exhibitions or collection with a docent-led tour. Due to the global pandemic, the CMA is currently offering extremely limited in-person tours. Groups must be between 10 and 15 individuals. Details at columbiamuseum.org/visit/tours.
School programs are developed to align with classroom goals, align with key components of the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate, and meet standards across the curriculum to ensure a well-rounded and engaging learning experience, whether online or in person. Choose from virtual field trip options, including live experiences with trained educators, pre-recorded video gallery tours, and asynchronous, interactive discussions. Check our website to see whether onsite tours are currently available. For more information or to book your experience, visit columbiamuseum.org/learn/educators/virtual-field-trips or contact us at 803-343-2163.
CDL presents Derby by Design at Plaza Downs
Saturday, May 1 | 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Place your bets and join CMA affinity group the Columbia Design League for a Kentucky Derby party on Boyd Plaza. Dress to impress in your derby best to sip on juleps, nibble derby fare, and watch the ponies live. Raise the stakes and enter our contest for best hat or bowtie — jump to the top of the leaderboard for designing your own! Advance registration required as space is limited to ensure physical distancing. Face coverings are required when not eating or drinking and while inside the museum. $85 / $75 for CDL members.
Virtual Talk: Getting to Know Escher Collector Paul Firos
Sunday, May 2 | 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. | Vimeo
The allure and mystery of collecting art fascinates us all. While it takes passion, expertise, resources, and tenacity, collecting is scalable and attainable for all who wish to learn. There are no better examples of avid collectors than Belinda and Paul Firos. Join CMA Executive Director Della Watkins for this live one-on-one interview with Paul as they talk about his fascinating life in Greece and the U.S., the chase of collecting, and his desire to share his collections globally. Paul explains his affection for M.C. Escher's work and delves into Escher's life, themes, and craftsmanship. Live Q&A follows the talk. Free. This talk is only available for live viewing.
Virtual Evening for Educators
Wednesday, May 5 | 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, the CMA is offering up this session as a time to relax, restore, and refresh through art and mindfulness. Join us virtually for chair yoga with Stacey Collins, owner of City Yoga; a guided mindfulness artmaking session with Julie K. Hansard, a Columbia artist; and a thoughtful slow-looking experience in the CMA collection galleries with Curator of Education Glenna Barlow. Plus, get a sneak peek of upcoming exhibitions The Ironic Curtain and 30 Americans with Curator Catherine Walworth. Free. Registration is required and space is limited.
Small teacher appreciation gift bags including artmaking supplies, a candle from Kiroka Essentials, a cocktail/mocktail mixer kit, and CMA swag will be available at the CMA Welcome Desk for pickup Saturday, May 1, through Wednesday, May 5, or while supplies last. Limited to the first 50 teachers with teacher ID; one per person. One lucky kit includes a golden ticket good for a free teacher workshop!
Free First Thursday at the CMA
Thursday, May 6 | 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Enjoy free admission and extended hours courtesy of BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina. Plus, head to the galleries at 6:30 p.m. to chat with our friendly docents about the art you see. Due to the popularity of The Imaginative Worlds of M.C. Escher, advance tickets are strongly recommended. There may be a small wait to enter the galleries.
Ask Me About the Art!
Thursday, May 6 | 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Saturdays, May 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 | 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Get insight on art from our knowledgeable group of interpretive guides. Docents will be stationed throughout the galleries to chat and answer questions about works on view. Look for their "Ask me about the art!" buttons to learn more. Free with membership or admission.
Jazz Al Fresco
Friday, May 7 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The Pete Neighbour Quintet performs swing music for the modern era in a free outdoor concert celebrating spring, and with it the return of outdoor seating for our downtown community on Boyd Plaza. Drop by any time during the concert to enjoy the music. Bring your lunch — or better yet, support our Main Street neighbors and purchase your food from them. In partnership with ColaJazz Foundation. Free. Seating is limited. Face coverings required when not eating and while inside the museum.
After the performance, come back to enjoy the warm weather in days to come! Boyd Plaza is the perfect place to hold an outdoor meeting, share a table for lunch, or just soak up the sun.
CMA Chamber Music on Main
Monday, May 10 | 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. | Vimeo
Tune in to the finale concert of the 2020–2021 season of CMA Chamber Music on Main with the return of some familiar faces. Fan-favorite Amy Schwartz Moretti and fellow violinist Melissa Reardon join CMA Chamber's previous creative director and cellist Edward Arron alongside current artistic director and pianist Andrew Armstrong. These beloved musicians take you on a journey through the 19th-century masterpieces of Ernest Chausson, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Antonín Dvořák. Purchase tickets in advance to join us for this virtual concert. Ticketholders will receive an email with the Vimeo link for the concert as soon as tickets are purchased. $42 / $35 for members / $5 for students. Presented by Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Gimarc.
Baker & Baker presents Composer George Fetner
Thursday, May 13 | 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. | Galleries open 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Columbia's own George Fetner premieres a new electroacoustic piece for chamber ensemble inspired by the exhibition The Imaginative Worlds of M.C. Escher. Drawing from the inherently musical elements in Escher's work like repetition and development, tension and release, and paradoxical storytelling, Fetner's new piece Three Worlds translates Escher's art into a live concert experience on Boyd Plaza. Joining Fetner are Jeff Vaughn on percussion and Moses Andrews on keyboard, synth, and organ. Registration required as space is limited to ensure physical distancing; face coverings are required. $25 / $20 for members / $5 for students.
The Baker & Baker series is devoted to highlighting diverse musical performances, ranging from Baroque music with harpsichords to avant-garde music played with nontraditional materials, and showcases musical excellence in its many forms.
Sponsored by the Baker & Baker Foundation.
Art Class: Woodblock Printmaking
Saturdays, May 15 and 22 | 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Woodblock carving and printing provide opportunities to see the world with fresh eyes. In this two-session workshop, students carve two complementary woodblocks and create a variable edition of color prints using multiple inking techniques and chine collé, a printmaking collage technique. No previous printmaking experience necessary; appropriate for beginners as well as advanced artists. All materials and equipment provided. Taught by artist Mary Robinson. Capacity limited to 10 participants to ensure physical distancing in the CMA studios; face coverings are required. Priority registration for members only through Wednesday, April 14. $120 / $96 for members.
Robinson is a longtime professor of art and director of printmaking at the University of South Carolina, where she teaches both undergraduate and graduate students. In 2020, she received the Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award at UofSC. Her work is currently on view in the CMA Guignard Gallery exhibition Pressing Voices.
Virtual Lecture: Mathematics and the Art of M.C. Escher
Sunday, May 16 | 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. | Vimeo
In celebration of the complex works of M.C. Escher, the CMA welcomes mathematician and Escher scholar Dr. Doris Schattschneider for a virtual presentation followed by a Q&A.
Imagery in Escher's graphic works not only makes obvious use of geometry, but often provides visual metaphors for abstract mathematical concepts. This illustrated lecture examines those mathematical concepts implicit in several of Escher's works, outlines the transformation geometry that governs his interlocking figures, and reveals how this "math anxious" artist actually did pioneering mathematical research in order to accomplish his artistic goals. Free on Vimeo. This program will only be available for live online viewing.
Schattschneider holds a doctorate in mathematics from Yale University and has 37 years of experience teaching mathematics at university level, mostly at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Her fields of interest are discrete geometry, tiling, and mathematics and art, especially that of Escher. She has lectured at over 100 campuses and conferences and written over 60 publications. Her most well-known books are M.C. Escher, Visions of Symmetry, and M.C. Escher Kaleidocycles.
Friday, May 21 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The Soda City Brass Band brings Nola to Cola in a free outdoor concert, one of the final three shows to celebrate spring on Boyd Plaza. Drop by any time during the concert to enjoy the music. Bring your lunch — or better yet, support our Main Street neighbors and purchase your food from them. In partnership with ColaJazz Foundation. Free. Seating is limited. Face coverings required when not eating and while inside the museum.
Trivia Night at the CMA
Tuesday, May 25 | 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Join us on Boyd Plaza to test your art smarts and general trivia prowess on topics and themes emerging from the CMA collection and beyond. Hosted by CMA staffers Wilson Bame and Dana Witkoski and featuring a special guest. Prizes for first, second, and third place, and most creative team name.
Registration required as space is limited to ensure physical distancing. Beer and wine available for purchase. Face coverings required while not at your seat and while inside the museum. 6-person table: $60 / $48 for members, 4-person table: $40 / $32 for members.
The Contemporaries present Picnic Pop Up
Sunday, May 23 | 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Local company Picnic Pop Up joins CMA affinity group the Contemporaries to create a downtown picnic party. Physically distanced pods of 4 or 8 people on Boyd Plaza give plenty of space to comfortably enjoy this exciting event featuring live painters, paint-with-your-pod activities, and music. Two separate seating times are available. Sponsored by Alexandra Madison Weddings. Face coverings required while not seated and while inside the museum. Entry into the CMA galleries included with your ticket; food and drink all inclusive. Due to the popularity of the Escher exhibition, there may be a wait to enter the galleries. Registration required by May 16. Pod for 4: $340 / $280 for Contemporaries members; Pod for 8: $680 / $560 for Contemporaries members.
The Columbia Museum of Art is a charitable nonprofit organization dedicated to lifelong learning and community enrichment for all. Located in the heart of downtown Columbia, S.C., the CMA ranks among the leading art institutions in the country and is distinguished by its innovative exhibitions and creative educational programs. At the heart of the CMA and its programs is its collection, which encompasses 7,000 works and spans 5,000 years of art history. Established in 1950, the CMA now welcomes more than 150,000 visitors annually and is a catalyst for community creativity and education, engaging people of all ages and backgrounds. It is the recipient of a National Medal from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, a National Art Education Association award for its contributions to arts education, a National Park Foundation Award, and two Governor's Awards for the Arts for outstanding contributions to the arts in South Carolina. In order to serve even more audiences, the CMA underwent a transformation. Funded by a successful capital campaign, the two-year renovation project garnered new collection galleries with a progressive thematic layout, new studios for artmaking, cutting-edge program and event spaces, and an entrance on Main Street. Overall, more than 15,000 square feet of functional space were added to the building's existing footprint. To learn more, visit www.columbiamuseum.org.
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A stand-up comedian, writer and actor Fortune Feimster first made a name for herself on E!'s Chelsea Lately. She is known for her role of 'Nurse Collette' on Hulu's The Mindy Project. Feimster recently starred as a series regular in the NBC series Champions, and her stand-up special on Netflix's The Standups was released to rave reviews. Feimster has also performed stand-up on TBS's Conan and has her own Comedy Central half hour special.
Feimster can be seen in a fun role for the Amblin Pictures feature film, Office Christmas Party, in addition to the adventure comedy, Deported. Amblin Pictures also recently acquired Bad Cop, Bad Cop a feature that she co-wrote and will star in. Prior to that, Fortune co-wrote and sold two comedy pilots to ABC with the latter being produced by Tina Fey.
Previously, Feimster had a recurring role on CBS' Life in Pieces and has had many guest appearances on hit TV shows including Dear White People, Idiotsitter, Workaholics, Drunk History, and @midnight.
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WFP continued providing emergency relief assistance to over 98,600 conflict-affected people from 184 Muslim, Buddhist and Hindu villages in Buthidaung and Maungdaw townships of northern Rakhine State. In central Rakhine, WFP reached over 112,600 food-insecure people from various communities. WFP's treatment of moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) reached over 18,200 pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and children under five years in northern Rakhine. In central Rakhine, over 4,700 PLWs and over 22,800 children under five years have been reached.
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Gibson v Manchester City Council [1979]
Facts: Manchester City Council (MCC) offered tenant (Gibson) the option of purchasing council home. Application form states the the MCC MAY be prepared to sell. Gibson returned form, leaving price blank. There was a change of government and the new council refused to honour the contract.
Issue: Whether the correspondance between the parties can be found a legally enforceable contract given that the forms used for communication were standard.
Judgement: There was no conditional offer and acceptance.
Lord Diplock The wording of the Council's letter 'May be prepared to sell' was an invitation to treat and Gibson's replying was the offer, to which the Council never indicated acceptance.
Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company [1893]
Facts: Carbolic Company made a device which was claimed to prevent colds and influenza. Company advertised that would pay 100 pounds to any person who contracted the flu after using product in accordance with instructions, also deposited 1,000 in bank. Carlill used product and still became sick. Applied for 100 pound reward, Carbolic refused to pay.
Issue: Was the advertisment a 'mere puff' or was it an express promise by the company? And it the promise binding?
Judgment: There is an express promise which becomes binding when a consumer uses the product as directed.
Lindley and Bowen: the offer is made to any person who happens to purchase the product and use it in the way directed by the company. It is not a mere puff because the offeror deposited 1,000 pounds which signifies the seriousness of the offer. There is no need for the consumer to notify the offeror of acceptance because the acceptance comes 'contemporaneously' with the performance of the offer. Consideration is sufficient because the offeree is inconvenienced by the using the product and the offeror is advantaged by the purchasing.
MacRobertson Miller Airline Services v Commissioner of State Taxation (WA) [1975]
Facts: A person wishing to take passage on MacRobertson Miller Airline would be advised on what flight seats were available. The prospective consumer would select a flight and be handed a ticket in return for the cost of the fare. At the time of the flight the passenger presented the ticket to secure his/her flight. A condition on the ticket stated that the airline reserved the right to cancel any ticket or booking or abandon any flight, and that upon abandoment the ticket holder would be entitled to a refund of the cost of the fare that was cancelled but the airline would be under no obligation to to carry the passenger at a later date.
Issue: Whether the ticket so issued was an 'agreement or any memorandum of agreement'.
Judgment: The issue of a ticket neither constitutes agreement nor a memorandum of agreement.
Barwick: the exemption conferred by the clauses on ticket "fully occupy the whole area of possible obligation, leaving no room for the existence of a contract of carriage". Similar to a unilateral contract, the passenger was making an offer and the airline accepted by conduct by carrying the passenger.
Stephan: conventional analysis of ticket cases. The ticket constitutes an offer by the airline which the passenger accepts or rejects once the passenger has reasonable time to read the conditions. The ticket records the terms of the offer.
Jacobs agreed with both.
Offers: distinguished from invitation to treat
Pharmacuetical Society of Great Britain v Boots Cash Chemists [1953]
Facts: Boots operated a self-service shop, and in one part drugs were displayed, under the control of a qualified pharmacist. Consumers would take a drug off the shelf and then proceed to the register where the final sale was transacted under the supervision of the pharmacist. The Pharmacuetical Society of Britain claimed that the taking of drugs off the shelf constituted a sale and thus contravened the Pharmacy and Poisons Act.
Issue: Whether the taking of drugs off a shelf constituted a sale.
Judgment: The act of placing an item in a basket does not constitute a sale (offer/acceptance.
Somervell: The contract is not completed until the customer, having indicated the items he/she wishes to purchase and the shopkeeper accepts the offer. The customer has a right to return and substitute one article for another even after placing the orginal item in a basket.
Birkett:Agreed.
Offer: auction
AGC (Advances) Ltd v McWhirter [1977]
Facts: The McWhirters owned a piece of land with the mortgage held by AGC. McWhirters defaulted on payments and AGC became liable as guarantors. AGC put land for sale at $70,000. Reserve not met so removed. McWhirters offered $70,500. The auctioneer refused the offer because the promise to pay mortgage had been dishonoured. Accepted lesser bid of $70,000. McWhirter sued.
Issue: When is a contract formed in the case of an auction?
Judgment: No contract exists.
Ratio: An auction is simply an invitation to treat and each bid is an offer which can be accepted/rejected by the auctioneer.


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The EMD GP7 is a four-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division and General Motors Diesel between October, 1949 and May, 1954.
Power was provided by an EMD 567B 16-cylinder engine which generated 1,500 horsepower (1.12 MW). The GP7 was offered both with and without control cabs, and those built without control cabs were called a GP7B. The GP7B locomotives were built between March and April of 1953.
They were the first EMD road locomotives to use a hood unit design instead of a car-body design. This proved to be more efficient than the cab unit design as the hood unit cost less, had easier and cheaper maintenance, and had slightly better vision.
Of the 2,729 GP7s built, 2,615 were for American railroads, 112 were for Canadian railroads, and 2 were for Mexican railroads. All 5 GP7Bs were built for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
ALCO, Fairbanks-Morse, and Baldwin had all introduced road switchers before EMD, whose first attempt at the road-switcher, the BL2 was unsuccessful in the market, selling only 58 units in the 14 months it was in production.
Its replacement, the GP7, swapped the truss-framed stressed car body for the un-stressed body on a flatcar-like frame that EMD's competitors had used on their road-switchers from the start. Unfortunately, in heavy service, the GP7's frame would bow and sag over time.
The GP7 proved very popular, and EMD was barely able to meet demand, even after opening a second assembly plant at Cleveland, Ohio. Later, locomotives in EMD's GP-series came to be nicknamed 'Geeps'. Many GP7s can still be found in service today, although most Class 1 Rail carriers stopped using these locomotives by the early 1980s.
The GP7, GP9 and GP18 locomotives share a similar car-body that evolved over time. Most GP7s had three sets of ventilation grills under the cab (where the GP9 only had one), and two pair of grills at the end of the long hood (where only the pair nearest the end was retained on the GP9).
However, some late GP7s were built with car-bodies that were identical to early GP9s. Early GP7s had a solid skirt above the fuel tank, while late GP7s and early GP9s had access holes in the skirt. Many railroads later removed most of the skirt to improve access and inspection.
Locomotives could be built with the engineer's control stand installed for either the long hood, or the short hood designated as the front. Two control stands for either direction running was also an option, but one end would still be designated as the front for maintenance purposes.
The GP7 was also available with or without dynamic brakes, and a steam generator installed in the short hood was also an option. In the latter case the 1,600 US gallons (6,100 l; 1,300 imp gal) fuel tank was divided, with half for diesel fuel, and half for boiler water. One option available for locomotives without dynamic brakes, was to remove the two 22.5 × 102 in (0.57 × 2.59 m) air reservoir tanks from under the frame, and replace them with four 12 × 150.25 in (0.30 × 3.82 m) tanks that were installed on the roof of the locomotive, above the prime mover.
These "torpedo tubes" as they were nicknamed, enabled the fuel and water tanks to be increased to 1,100 US gallons (4,200 l; 920 imp gal) each, although some railroads opted for roof-mounted air tanks and 2,200 US gallons (8,300 l; 1,800 imp gal) fuel tanks on their freight 'Geeps'.
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Noveller is the solo project of Brooklyn-based guitarist and filmmaker Sarah Lipstate. While attending college in Austin, Texas between 2003 and 2006, Lipstate played guitar in an experimental duo called One Umbrella with synth/electronics partner Carlos Villarreal.
Noveller was devised as a guitar-based solo moniker in 2005 when Lipstate contributed songs to a few different noise compilations, as well as self-releasing two 3" CD-R EPs, Vasovagal and Nerves and Endings. Her heavily processed guitar loops resulted in an icy wash of distant sounds, spare and unsettling by turns. In 2007, a move to the East Coast brought Noveller into the realm of live performance, starting with a spot at Washington, D.C. experimental festival Sonic Circuits. Various shows in the New York area followed, which led to a meeting with sound artist Carlos Giffoni. Giffoni issued the first two Noveller full-lengths, Paint on the Shadows and Red Rainbows, on his No Fun Productions label. Both records saw release in 2009. The same year, Canadian label Divorce released Colourful Disturbances, a split LP between Noveller and Aidan Baker.
In 2010, Lipstate started her own imprint, Saffron Recordings, releasing her third solo full-length, Desert Fires, as well as a split LP with unFact. Her fourth proper full-length, Glacial Glow, was released jointly through Saffron and Weird Forest in May 2011. In the interim between albums, Lipstate kept very busy with one-off festival performances as well as regular shows in Manhattan and Brooklyn and tours of Europe and the U.S. for each new album. She also collaborated frequently, performing at times as a member of Cold Cave and Parts & Labor. Lipstate also acted as a player in Rhys Chatham's Guitar Army and Glenn Branca's 100-guitar ensemble, among other duo improvisation dates with fixtures of N.Y.C.'s experimental scene. Following a limited 2012 tour-only CD-R titled Artifact, the proper full-length No Dreams saw release in 2013 on the Important Records label. Reveries, a collaboration with Thisquietarmy, appeared on French label Shelter Press in June of 2014. Noveller then signed to Fire Records, which issued Fantastic Planet, an album of decidedly more cinematic soundscapes, in early 2015. Following the album's critical success, the label subsequently reissued No Dreams and Glacial Glow. A Pink Sunset for No One followed in 2017. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi
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What's the Difference Between CSR and CSA — and Why Should I Care?
By Katie Paine February 27, 2020 CSR/CSA
Interested in how to measure CSR? See this page for a guide to our coverage.
Corporate social responsibility and corporate social advocacy (CSR and CSA) are two similar but different strategies that organizations use to enhance their reputations and brand images by doing good or investing in social causes. They have become common of late, and this issue of The Measurement Advisor is about how to measure them. Let's take a closer look:
CSR has been around for more than three decades. Essentially, a lot of former hippies grew up, started companies, and decided to use the power of those companies to try fulfill some of the hopes and dreams they had back in the '70s. Folks like Ben & Jerry, of ice cream fame; Tom Chappell, founder of Tom's of Maine; and Anita Ruddock, founder of The Body Shop, all were idealistic entrepreneurs who managed to do very well by doing good.
Over time the concept spread, and the notion that you could win more customers if you stood for something other than corporate greed became part of everyday corporate culture. Indra Nooyi at PepsiCo famously embraced Performance with Purpose, pledging to be responsive to the needs of the world around her. She then watched the company's profits and market share rise. Benno Dorer took the reins of Clorox pledging to make it the "Sustainable Growth" company and saw similar results.
Today, the marketplace simply expects you to have a CSR strategy. Prospective employees, customers, and investors shun companies that don't.
Such strategies typically involve not just environmental responsibility but also cultural diversity and inclusion as well as ethics and community outreach. All of which are social change efforts that most people can agree on.
Research shows that consumers will readily pay a bit more for products or services from a company that they believe has good values as well as good practices. According to the 2018 Porter Novelli/Cone Purpose Premium Index, 89% would switch to a brand that is associated with a good cause, given similar price and quality—up from 66% in 1993. 87% said they'd be more likely to trust a company that supports a social or environment issue, and 88% would be more loyal.
Corporate social advocacy
CSA, on the other hand, is generally lead by the CEO and tends to involve far more controversial issues. Think Nike's support of Colin Kaepernick, or Chick-fil-A's anti-LGBT stance. But, similar to the manner in which CSR became normalized, such advocacy is now increasingly expected, particularly among the talent pool that most organizations are trying to recruit.
According to the 2019 Porter Novelli/Cone Gen Z Purpose Study, 90% of Gen Z-ers believe companies must act to help social and environmental issues, and 75% will do research to see if a company is being honest when it takes a stand on issues.
Which is why so many CEOs are jumping on the CSA bandwagon. Think Ed Stack, CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods, announcing a variety of gun control measures including stopping the sale of assault-style weapons in his stores. Or the various CEOs that came out against bathroom bills in Indiana and North Carolina. The latest example is David MacNeil, founder of Weathertech, maker of cell phone cup holders and other automotive products. He spent $6 million to run an ad during the Super Bowl in support of the vets at University of Wisconsin School of Medicine who saved his dog from cancer.
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Q: how to elimate the need for a large number of if elif else statements My script uses a if elif else check to determine which array item to look at for crafting values. The issue is there are a total of 24 elif statements to allow for a total of 26 choices, (1 for the if, 1 for error catching). What I'm trying to figure out is how to reduce the number of elif statements so the code is better structured.
while choice == 0:
    choice = input("Choose a block (Enter only the Number):")
    if not choice.isalpha(): # Makes sure that the input is a number and not a string.
        choice = int(choice)
    else:
        choice = 0
        print("Thats not a number. Choose a number Numbnuts.")
    if choice == 1:
        print("\n",block[0])
    elif choice == 2:
        print("\n",block[1])
    elif choice == 3:
        print("\n",block[2])
    elif choice == 4:
        print("\n",block[6])
    elif choice == 5:
        print("\n",block[7])
    elif choice == 6:
        print("\n",block[8])
    elif choice == 7:
        print("\n",block[3])
    elif choice == 8:
        print("\n",block[4])
    elif choice == 9:
        print("\n",block[5])
    elif choice == 10:
        print("\n",block[9])
    elif choice == 11:
        print("\n", block[10])
    elif choice == 12:
        print("\n", block[11])
    elif choice == 13:
        print("\n",block[12])
    elif choice == 14:
        print("\n",block[13])
    elif choice == 15:
        print("\n",block[14])
    elif choice == 16:
        print("\n",block[15])
    elif choice == 17:
        print("\n",block[16])
    elif choice == 18:
        print("\n",block[17])
    elif choice == 19:
        print("\n",block[18])
    elif choice == 20:
        print("\n",block[19])
    elif choice == 21:
        print("\n",block[20])
    elif choice == 22:
        print("\n", block[21])
    elif choice == 23:
        print("\n", block[22])
    elif choice == 24:
        print("\n",block[23])
    elif choice == 25:
        print("\n",block[24])
    elif choice == 26:
        print("\n",block[25])

A: Look for structure:
elif choice == 12:
    print("\n", block[11])
elif choice == 13:
    print("\n",block[12])
elif choice == 14:
    print("\n",block[13])
elif choice == 15:
    print("\n",block[14])
elif choice == 16:
    print("\n",block[15])

Clearly, this is the same as;
print("\n", block[choice - 1])

However, for choice in {4,5,6,7,8,9} the logic isn't that simple, so you could keep the ifs:
if choice == 4:
        print("\n",block[6])
elif choice == 5:
        print("\n",block[7])
elif choice == 6:
        print("\n",block[8])
elif choice == 7:
        print("\n",block[3])
elif choice == 8:
        print("\n",block[4])
elif choice == 9:
        print("\n",block[5])
else:
        print("\n", block[choice - 1])

You could also go a step deeper: for choice in {4,5,6} the index is choice-2, and for choice in {7,8,9} the index is choice-4:
if choice in {4,5,6}:
   idx = choice - 2
elif choice in {7,8,9}:
   idx = choice - 4
else:
   idx = choice - 1

print("\n", block[idx])

A: As another answer suggested, look for structure; you have different ranges of choices that correspond to different offsets in block, so you can iterate over those:
while True:
    try:
        choice = input("Choose a block (Enter only the Number):")
    except ValueError:
        print("Thats not a number. Choose a number Numbnuts.")
        continue
    if choice < 1 or choice > 26:
        continue
    print("\n")
    for limit, offset in ((3, -1), (6, 2), (9, -4), (26, -1)):
        if choice <= limit:
            print(block[choice + offset])
            break
    break

Hence for 1 <= choice <= 3 you print block[choice-1], for 4 <= choice <= 6 you print block[choice+2], and so on.

A: my version:
block_2 = block[:3]+block[6:9]+block[3:6]+block[9:]
print("\n", block_2[choice - 1])

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Starting out as a frontline janitor, Holly Borrego now finds herself in a director position at C&W Services.
We all start somewhere. For Holly Borrego, that somewhere was cleaning restrooms part time as a frontline janitor in the mid-1980s. Now, Holly is the new senior director of cleaning services at C&W Services.
"Years in the field have given me the experience to know how long it takes to do something and how important the tools and machines are in the cleaning process," she says. "I focus on the efficiencies machines bring to the operations to help managers achieve their financial targets."
After her first janitorial position, Holly—who joined C&W Services in July—climbed up the ladder, holding every field-level operations position up to her current role. For Holly, her field experience is what makes her stand out in the corporate world.
"I understand how physically demanding the work is," says the Baker University graduate. "I try to focus on making the work easier by incorporating better machines and tools."
Putting innovation to work.
During her first year, Holly is looking to introduce a number of innovative projects to the marketplace. Most important to her are those that positively impact labor costs and reduce the likelihood of workplace injuries. As well, Holly wants to hone in on operations training and labor calculation tools.
"My goal is to build the processes and tools that operations need to deliver on our promise to the customer," she says. "Bringing innovative solutions that contribute to our competiveness will be a big focus along with driving the quality program."
Holly's background and experience reflect C&W Services commitment to providing customers with innovative products and services.
Changing the narrative.
Because of this background in cleaning services, Holly understands the importance of diligent janitorial work and how it makes as much of a difference for clients as electrical, HVAC and mechanical services. As an example, Holly cites the implementation of open offices spaces. While practical, these layouts can help spread illnesses, leading to increased employee absences. Disinfection, then, is key to workplace productivity, just as electricity is vital to the office environment, and that's the position Holly wants to stress.
"Cleaning is a very technical service, but it isn't viewed that way by everyone," says Holly. "I hope we can eventually change that perception."
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We have just introduced two styles in our Mix and Match range of door handles, where we have a choice of 13 different backplates with four different handle styles. Both are plain designs with rectangular backplates and you can choose the handle shape. One is long, slim and elegant 240 x 26mm and the other is a bit shorter and wider at 225 x 41mm. Cast in solid brass, they are best quality and made in England to order. Other finishes are available including polished nickel and chrome, satin nickel and chrome and bronze.
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Over the last thirty years I have practiced as a psychologist, marriage and family therapist, Rolfer, dream researcher and health consultant. I obtained my PhD in Counseling Psychology from Florida State University (FSU) in 1981, and was certified as a bodyworker by the Rolf Institute in 2000.
I have led numerous seminars for therapists and laypersons on Depth Psychology, the use of dreams for psychological and spiritual guidance, and the power of meditation for potentiating creativity and health.
See my past presentations for a sampling of interviews and public discussions I have facilitated that are integrative of psychology, health, and spiritual development.
I am scheduled to publish two books on dreams in the early part of 2018, "Your Dreams Ten Best Friends: Essential Guiding Principles to Protect the Truth of Your Dreams" and "Apology to the Serpent".
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Check-splitting became more of a commonplace practice when the recession first struck, but it can still feel awkward -- especially as the lines between business and social relationships frequently blur.
Be proactive. Don't wait for the bill to come to the table. If you're paying, let the server or maître d' know how your party will be handling the check in advance. In the case of a client lunch, when possible, provide the server with your credit card information before your guest even arrives. This will eliminate any squabbling over who pays the check. Or, excuse yourself during dessert, find your server, and pay then.
Follow the leader. When you're not sure what to order, ask your hosts what they recommend. If the other guests are having salad, order on the light side yourself. If it looks like everyone's settling on filet mignon, it's also acceptable to order in that price range. And always wait for your host's cue before ordering an alcoholic beverage.
Don't let the bill just sit there. If the bill is delivered to your table and no plan has been established -- and no one reaches for it -- turn it over yourself and say to your dining companions, "Let's see what we owe. Do you mind if we split the check?" We all know the awkward feeling of letting a check linger on the table, so avoid that at all costs.


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We're just three weeks away from the first ever mid-summer Bestival and due to huge demand, we have put a limited number of day tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday on sale. Bursting with eye-popping wonder, mind melting stages, must-see destinations, off-the-wall amusements and amazing circus trickery, now you can take your pick of three days of incredible music and good times, this August.
Friday 3rd August sees the opening of the castle stage and the first ever UK performance of Diplo & Mark Ronson's Silk City. A UK festival exclusive, Silk City are the hottest dancefloor act on the planet right now, and this is your chance to catch a bit of history.
As if that wasn't enough, we also have essential performances from Mura Masa, Bicep (DJ set), Sundara Karma, IAMDDB, Django Django, IDLES and lots more. Bass bin pressure comes from the likes of Metalheadz, DF Tram, Mabel, Lotto Boyzz, Not3s, Kojo Funds, and more. And tongue-in-cheek fun comes courtesy of Jodie Harsh & Friends and Sink the Pink presents Ta'Dah.
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Sunday 5th August, the final day of festival fun at Bestival's initiation into a new season, sees MIA's only scheduled UK appearance of the Summer and it's got momentous written all over it. Especially as it will be followed by our Biggest Ever Finale featuring a high wire on fire, a huge choir, a virtuoso violinist and a dazzling firework display!
Music throughout Sunday will include Plan B, Chaka Khan, Rudimental (DJ set), Flava D, Dubioza Kolektiv, Gentleman's Dub Club, and Solardo. There's Yuletide thrills with East 17's Christmas Party, and Mike Skinner & Murkage present Tonga, and we have Camelphat, RAM Records, Chali 2na & Krafty Kuts, Gilles Peterson, Jaguar Skills, and many more.
Circus freakery, audacious action and curious capers will astonish all weekend with a real life Human Cannonball, Lords of Lightning, the World's Largest Confetti Cannon, and Dubstep Dodgems. Explore incredible venues like Temple, Stacey's, Caravanserai, Bollywood, Ambientland and many more, and experience Wellbeing and Healing feelings with Spiinbox Spinning Raves, Slow Motion Therapies, Gong Baths, Hot Tubs and more. And there's a host of delicious food and drink from Rob & Josie's Gin Festival to the Feast Collective and beyond.
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"Human" é uma canção da cantora e compositora estadunidense Christina Perri. A canção foi composta por Perri juntamente de Martin Johnson, no qual também ficou a cargo da produção. "Human" foi lançada como single de avanço do segundo álbum de estúdio de Perri, Head or Heart, em 18 de Novembro de 2013 através da Atlantic Records.

Precedentes
"Human" foi composta por Perri e Martin Johnson, em abril de 2013, e produzida por Johnson. A canção foi escrita no final de uma longa sessão de composição, e originalmente Perri não tinha certeza se o canção estaria no álbum, porque ela sentiu muito pessoal, mas por causa das reações positivas à música, ela decidiu colocar no álbum e escolheu como o primeiro single. A canção foi lançada no iTunes em 18 de novembro de 2013, e Perri estreou a canção com uma performance no The Queen Latifah Show no mesmo dia.

Recepção da crítica
Sam Lansky do Idolator aplaudiu a música por ser "devidamente dramática" na sua abordagem, notando que Perri "[canta] seu coração para fora sobre a produção triunfante", resultando no que ele descreveu como uma balada "épica e amiga das rádios". Amy Sciarretto do PopCrush respondeu positivamente à natureza confessional das letras, assim como a voz "angelical" de Perri, na qual ela "mostra uma gama mais ampla do que nunca" em sua entrega. Ela classificou a canção com 3,5 estrelas de 5.

Vídeo musical
O vídeo musical oficial de "Human" foi lançado em 3 de Janeiro de 2014 e enviado para a conta oficial de Perri no YouTube no dia seguinte. O vídeo foi dirigido por Elliott Sellers e mostra Perri como uma robô sentada numa sala branca com mecânicos trabalhando em seu corpo. Conforme Perri começa a se mover, várias partes do corpo se mostram biônicas. Para o final do vídeo, Perri começa a se transformar de uma máquina em um ser humano como faíscas caindo atrás dela; suas tatuagens reaparecem como um símbolo de sua individualidade e seu coração robótico começa a bombear o líquido ao redor de seu corpo.

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