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"Making motion pictures, the most challenging part of my career actually…"
-Diana Ross
Ms. Ross started her career as an actress back to 1972 with her role in "Lady Sings The Blues". The movie tells the story of the jazz and blues legend, Billie Holiday from her youth to her late years. Diana shared the success with Billie Dee Williams, who played the role of Louis McKay. The film was directed by Sidney J. Furie and produced by Brad Dexter, Berry Gordy, Jay Weston and James S. White. The music was arranged by Gil Askey and Michel Legrand. The film earned an estimated $9,050,000 in North American rentals in 1973. "Lady Sings The Blues" was nominated for five Academy Awards. The nominations were for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Diana Ross), Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (Carl Anderson and Reg Allen), Best Costume Design (Norma Koch), Best Music, Original Song Score and Adaptation (Gil Askey & Michel Legrand) and Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced. The film was also screened at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival, but was not entered into the main competition.
Some years later, in 1975, after the success of "Lady Sings The Blues", Berry Gordy decided to release another film starring by Diana Ross and Billie Dee Williams. The film was called "Mahogany". In this ocation, Berry Gordy was the director and it was produced by Jack Ballard and Ron Cohen. The film tells the story of a woman by the name of Tracy Chambers that dreams of becoming a fashion designer in Rome. The film was nominated for the best original song Academy Award.
In 1978, "The Wiz" was released. This films was an adaptation of the Broadway musical The Wiz with an all-African-American retelling of the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. It was directed by Sidney Lumet and produced by Rob Cohen. The cast includes artits, such as, Michael Jackson, Ted Ross, Richard Pryor, Nipsey Russell, Lena Horne, and of course, Diana Ross. The Wiz was nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Art Direction (Tony Walton, Philip Rosenberg, Edward Stewart, Robert Drumheller), Best Costume Design, Best Original Music Score and Best Cinematography, but did not win any of them. On 1979's NAACP Image Awards, Michael Jackson received the Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture Award for The Wiz.
The following films starring by Diana were made-for-television. In 1994, Diana starred in "Out of Darkness". In the film, Ross's character, named Pauline Cooper, is a former medical student who becomes ill with paranoid schizophrenia and loses 18 years of her life due to the sickness. After her release from a mental ward, Pauline struggles to rebuild her life with help from doctors, nurses, and a new experimental medication that will help aid her back to health. Ross earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film at the 52nd Golden Globe Awards in 1995.
The second movie for television was released in 1999 and it was called "Double Platinum". It is starred by Diana Ross and Brandy and it tells the story of a woman feeling unfulfilled and unappreciated in her life so she decides to abandon her husband and infant daughter in order to pursue her dreams of superstardom.


The Maitland Art Drop happens every two/three months, where artists will drop a piece of art they have designed in a secret location for anyone to find. Once the artist drops the work they will film the location for a clue on where to find it (via. Instagram). Like a scavenger hunt!
It's all free and a great way for the artist to get exposure and someone to snag up some free art!
Anyone is allowed to drop or find the artwork, the reasoning behind this event is bringing the art community closer.
So what @maitlandartdrop does is have artists contact them (via. Instagram) and they post the art they will be dropping so people can find the artists account and follow them to find the art!
It's been running in Maitland for about a year and it's been very successful but they would love more people to get involved.


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Q: AWS configuration - Cloudfront handling SSL for EC2 I have a Cloudfront distribution, with an attached ssl certificate. I want to use it to proxy requests to an EC2 instance running Gunicorn.
Currently, I have the ec2 instance listening on some random port (HTTP), with the cloudfront distribution pointing to its private ip, but that doesn't seem to be working. The site is unaccessible via cloudfront, but can be accessed on its public ip (on the correct port). Clearly this is the opposite of what I want.
I want only cloudfront to be publicly accessible (redirect http to https), and the ec2 instance to only be accessible via cloudfront.
Should I in fact be using a load balancer for this, instead of cloudfront, and pointing route53 to that instead?

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World Heritage Convention
1. "Every State Party to this Convention shall, in so far as possible, submit to the World Heritage Committee an inventory of property forming part of the cultural and natural heritage, situated in its territory and suitable for inclusion in the list provided for in paragraph 2 of this Article.
2. On the basis of the inventories submitted by States in accordance with paragraph 1, the Committee shall establish, keep up to date and publish, under the title of "World Heritage List," a list of properties forming part of the cultural heritage and natural heritage, as defined in Articles 1 and 2 of this Convention, which it considers as having outstanding universal value in terms of such criteria as it shall have established. An updated list shall be distributed at least every two years.
3. The inclusion of a property in the World Heritage List requires the consent of the State concerned. The inclusion of a property situated in a territory, sovereignty or jurisdiction over which is claimed by more than one State shall in no way prejudice the rights of the parties to the dispute."
Theme: 2.1 - Nominations to the World Heritage List
Source: Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage
"A partnership approach, underpinned by inclusive, transparent and accountable decision-making, to nomination, management and monitoring provides a significant contribution to the protection of World Heritage properties and the implementation of the Convention."
"Nominations of immovable heritage which are likely to become movable will not be considered."
"States Parties are invited to submit nominations of properties of cultural and/or natural value considered to be of "Outstanding Universal Value" for inscription on the World Heritage List."
"Nominations presented to the Committee shall demonstrate the full commitment of the State Party to preserve the heritage concerned, within its means. Such commitment shall take the form of appropriate policy, legal, scientific, technical, administrative and financial measures adopted and proposed to protect the property and its Outstanding Universal Value."
"Before States Parties begin to prepare a nomination of a property for inscription on the World Heritage List, they should become familiar with the nomination cycle, described in Paragraph 168. It is desirable to carry out initial preparatory work to establish that a property has the potential to justify Outstanding Universal Value, including integrity or authenticity, before the development of a full nomination dossier which could be expensive and time-consuming. Such preparatory work might include collection of available information on the property, thematic studies, scoping studies of the potential for demonstrating Outstanding Universal Value, including integrity or authenticity, or an initial comparative study of the property in its wider global or regional context, including an analysis in the context of the Gap Studies produced by the Advisory Bodies. This first phase of work will help to establish the feasibility of a possible nomination and avoid the use of resources on preparing nominations that may be unlikely to succeed. States Parties are encouraged to seek upstream advice from the relevant Advisory Body(ies) for this first phase as well as to contact the World Heritage Centre at the earliest opportunity in considering nominations to seek information and guidance."
"Effective and inclusive participation in the nomination process of local communities, indigenous peoples, governmental, non-governmental and private organizations and other stakeholders is essential to enable them to have a shared responsibility with the State Party in the maintenance of the property. States Parties are encouraged to prepare nominations with the widest possible participation of stakeholders and shall demonstrate, as appropriate, that the free, prior and informed consent of indigenous peoples has been obtained, through, inter alia, making the nominations publicly available in appropriate languages and public consultations and hearings."
"The Committee seeks to establish a representative, balanced and credible World Heritage List in conformity with the four Strategic Objectives adopted by the Committee at its 26th session (Budapest, 2002)."
"The Global Strategy for a Representative, Balanced and Credible World Heritage List is designed to identify and fill the major gaps in the World Heritage List. It does this by encouraging more countries to become States Parties to the Convention and to develop Tentative Lists (…) and nominations of properties for inscription on the World Heritage List."
"All efforts should be made to maintain a reasonable balance between cultural and natural heritage on the World Heritage List."
"To promote the establishment of a representative, balanced and credible World Heritage List, States Parties are requested to consider whether their heritage is already well represented on the List and if so to slow down their rate of submission of further nominations (…)".
"Tentative Lists should be drawn selectively and on the basis of evidence that supports potential Outstanding Universal Value. States Parties are encouraged to consult the analyses of both the World Heritage List and Tentative Lists prepared at the request of the Committee by ICOMOS and IUCN to identify the gaps in the World Heritage List. These analyses could enable States Parties to compare themes, regions, geo-cultural groupings and bio-geographic provinces for prospective World Heritage properties (…)."

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I got 2lbs. of cucumbers in the CSA and decided to experiment and make refrigerator pickles. I based these pickles on my recipe for pickled onions and it worked! The pickles are crispy and sweet and sour at the same time. Yet another food item I will be making myself from now on!
These pickles were great after 5 hours and even better after 5 days!
Clean the cucumbers and slice them into rounds. Place them into a bowl and sprinkle with salt. Let them sit for 45 minutes tossing occasionally. Pour them into a strainer to drain the excess water.
Place the cucumbers into a clean mason jar (I used a 300ml Ball mason jar) and refrigerate for at least 8 hours. Eat on sandwiches or with ice cream. Enjoy!


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'They treated us as though we were animals': Letters from inside an immigration detention facility
(CNN) — In the letter, she calls the facility "la perrera" — the kennel or dog pound — because of the chain-link cages she and others were held in.
For eight days after she was captured near the US-Mexico border, she says she did not bathe or brush her teeth. She and other women slept on the floor under "aluminum paper" blankets, she says.
"They treated us so horribly, as though we were animals," she wrote in the letter, in which she called herself "anonimo," anonymous.
But worst of all was not knowing the fate of her daughter or son for 21 days after they were taken from her, she wrote.
The account came via Grassroots Leadership, a nonprofit that describes itself as "a nationally recognized civil and human rights organization" that fights to "end prison profiteering, mass incarceration, and deportation." The group, which is circulating a petition to reunite separated families, posted the letter on its website on June 25 and followed it up on June 29 with several more accounts from women who had been separated from their children.
Grassroots Leadership volunteers met with the women in T. Don Hutto Residential Center in Taylor, Texas, organizer Bethany Carson told CNN. Those volunteers spoke to the women about writing the letters and "helped them figure out how to get the letters out," she said in an email.
"They were written to tell their experience publicly to ask for help in being released from detention and reunited with their children," Carson said.
CNN reached out to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which oversees Hutto and other facilities where migrants are held while they await legal proceedings, for comment on allegations of mistreatment made in the letters. But the letter writers' names, when provided, are redacted, and it's not clear which facility each letter describes. Without knowing a facility's name or the person's identity, an ICE spokesperson said the agency was unable to address the specific claims.
A lawyer for the anonymous letter writer said her account describes a holding center near Hidalgo, Texas. The woman stayed there before she was transferred to another center in Laredo, and then finally Hutto. But even her lawyer said she did not know the exact locations of those holding centers.
Some of the accounts offer a glimpse into conditions in the facilities. Other women simply used the letters to lay bare their heartache and offer words of comfort to their children.
One woman, Mirian, wrote:
"My son, I write these words with an immense pain in my heart for having you separated from me. But I want you to know that I miss you a lot. And that every day, I pray to God that we'll be together again soon and that they will never again separate you from me because you are the most beautiful thing that God has given me, you my son. I want you to know that I love you with all my heart and what I am asking God the most is that we will be together."
In a separate letter, another woman from Guatemala addressed her 5-year-old son, a spokesman for her lawyer said. Her husband was already in the United States and took custody of the boy. The woman has spoken to her husband, but she and her son are "too emotional" to speak to each other, Chris Lippincott said.
"I hope to see you soon. I know you're with your father but soon the three of us will be together. I know you miss me and I miss you too and when we're together, we'll go out and have fun. I don't want you to be sad. I love you my son. See you soon. I send you hugs and kisses."
Other women addressed a broader audience in their letters.
One woman who gives her name as Claudia says her story began on May 21, when she and her son crossed the river that is the US border. Two days later, she says, she was separated from him with "lies" when she was brought to criminal court without realizing it.
"I cried a lot and I felt like I was going crazy, like part of my life was missing and I wasn't complete," she wrote in a letter dated June 28.
"People come here to seek asylum, not to be imprisoned like a criminal or to have your child taken from you. In all this time, we've only spoken three times and the last time he told me he was sad and asked when we would be together again. And that tears my soul apart. We want justice and to be reunited with our children as soon as possible. We are human beings and we are spending many nights suffering."
The anonymous letter writer came from Guatemela with her 9-year-old daughter and 17-year-old son, her lawyer, Stephanie Taylor, said. Her husband was already in the United States pursuing an asylum claim, and the family wished to be reunited, she said.
Taylor confirmed the woman's account that she spent eight days in "la perrera," the first place she ended up with her children after they were captured in May near Hidalgo, Texas. She was separated from her son as soon as she arrived at the facility, and her daughter stayed with her for one day before she, too, was taken. On May 19, the children were taken to another location in Texas before landing in a center in Michigan, Taylor said.
The woman describes the anguish of the separation in her letter.
"From then on, I didn't know anything more about my children, I asked them and they told me they didn't know anything. I asked them for a minute to speak with my husband and they didn't let me, all the mothers were crying in anguish, distraught from not knowing anything about our children, this is the harshest thing they could do, to take our children from us. They told us our kids would be adopted by other people."
Then, 21 days later, the woman says she finally heard her children's voices again.
When she spoke with her husband, he told her the children were in Michigan, wondering what had happened to their mother. The children were released to their father on June 19, the lawyer said.
At the first holding center, some women were allowed to stay with their infants, she said. To them she attributed a different kind of suffering.
"… They cry from hunger and cold, it makes you sad to see these tiny, defenseless babies," she wrote. "The pregnant women faint, and also the women who cannot stand the pain of not knowing (anything) about their children, their whereabouts…"
From the first holding center she went to another one in Laredo, and then to Hutto, transported with her feet and wrists in chains, the letter says. She was released from custody June 26.
"This is an account of what I have lived, thank you for your attention."


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Good story from the USA, as the Texas Branch of the White Supremacist Crime organisation is virtually wiped out after 73 arrests - and 73 convictions.
Dallas Prosecutors outline the operation to journalists.
The Aryan Brotherhood is on the surface an organised crime gang, often involved in drug trafficking, extortion, illegal weapon sales, prison inmate prostitution, and murder-for-hire. But underlining their activities is their Neo-Nazi roots, shown by their tribal tattoos, incoporating Nazi symbolism such as SS, sig runes, swastikas, as well as 'White Supremacist' symbology such as shamrocks and celtic iconography.
We find it disappointing that none of the charges involved any hate crime of any description, but mainly involved kidnapping, murder, drug trafficking and arson.
But jail is jail, and that's where they're headed.
Most arrests came after serious and often dangerous undercover FBI work - mirroring the plot of this years film 'Imperium' which we wrote about recently.
FBI expect many more arrests as AB members, with no idea who's loyal and who's not, scramble to spill the beans and make deals while they can. This will likely spill over into other states, and the ripple effect should keep the AB's heads down for a while.
Kudos to the undercover FBI officers involved, unnamed for obvious reasons. Scary way to make a living.


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Sister style is a weird thing. When you were younger, maybe your parents would dress you in coordinating clothes. And, then they'd promptly snap a picture to torture you with remember the moment forever. As teens, you may have fought over items you "borrowed" from each other. And, then there was the peculiar phase when you just showed up to family reunions wearing the same thing. Accidentally, promise. But, when the trio Haim stepped out of a BBC London studio, the three served as the perfect example of how killer sister style can be, especially when done in harmony.
Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim each have quite a bit in common here. There's the leather, the emphasis on black, the retro shades, and, of course, a sense of laid-back cool. And, we enjoy how each sister's look is individually rad. For instance, one is a bit more prim, another more classic, and the third seemingly has a penchant for vintage tees. But — call it a soft spot for sisterly lover — we much prefer the trio's collective look over one specific ensemble. What's your take on this sartorial family affair?


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Takata to Reduce Production of Airbags With Ammonium Nitrate
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Takata says it will slowly transition away from using ammonium nitrate in its airbag inflators, according to new reports. The supplier made the announcement during a house panel hearing on the defective airbags yesterday.
Instead, the company is looking to increase production of airbag inflators with guanidine nitrate, a compound used by other airbag companies like TRW and Autoliv. The new chemical can tolerate heat and moisture better than ammonium nitrate. Kevin Kennedy, executive vice president of Takata's North American affiliate, acknowledged that "ammonium nitrate appears to be one of the factors" behind the infamous airbag ruptures.
Just last month, Takata expanded its airbag recalls to include 33.8 million vehicles in the U.S. The inflators in these airbags can explode upon activation, hurling metal shards at drivers and passengers. The airbags have been linked to six deaths and more than 100 reported injuries.
Ammonium nitrate has been criticized for its tendency to degrade when exposed to moisture. When this happens, the compound ignites with too much force during a crash, causing the metal inflator canister to rupture. According to Kennedy, these ruptures are believed to occur after several years of exposure to hot and humid climates.
Despite the risks behind ammonium nitrate, Takata says it won't completely stop using the chemical for now. Kennedy even defended the company's use of the chemical, saying it is safe when used correctly. The automaker is adding a drying agent to many -- but not all -- of its new airbags with ammonium nitrate. This should help absorb moisture and extend the inflator's shelf life.
Pictured above are airbags from the 2015 Chevrolet Sonic -- they are not subject to the Takata recall.
Source: The Detroit News, Automotive News (Subscription required)


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Q: Why is groupbox a button in Win32 API? (BS_GROUPBOX) In Win32 API we create a groupbox with BS_GROUPBOX, where BS stands for button style and there are BS_PUSHBUTTON, BS_RADIOBUTTON, BS_CHECKBOX, BS_3STATE etc.
Pushbutton, radiobutton, checkbox and 3-state checkbox are really buttons, but how can a groupbox becomes a button? There seems not anything in common. For me I would rather call it a static.


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Pierre François Verhulst, belgijski matematik, * 28. oktober 1804, Bruselj, Belgija, † 15. februar 1849, Bruselj.

Življenje in delo

Verhulst je leta 1822 začel študirati na Univerzi v Gentu, kjer je leta 1825 doktoriral. Raziskoval je v teoriji števil in nanj je vplival Quételet. Začel se je zanimati za socialno statistiko. Hotel je objaviti celotno Eulerjevo delo. V letu 1829 je objavil prevod Herschlovega dela Teorija svetlobe. Tedaj je zbolel in se je odločil potovati v Italijo, da se mu zdravje izboljša. Leta 1830 je prišel v Rim, nato pa se je vrnil v Belgijo. Leta 1835 je postal profesor matematike na Université Libre v Bruslju, kjer je predaval astronomijo, nebesno mehaniko, infinitezimalni račun, teorijo verjetnosti, geoemetrijo in trigonometrijo. Leta 1840 je ošel na vojaško šolo École Royale Militaire.

Leta 1838 je objavil logistično enačbo:

kjer  predstavlja število osebkov v času ,  pravo stopnjo rasti in  transportno sposobnost, oziroma največje število osebkov, ki jih lahko vzdržuje okolica. Ta model sta leta 1920 ponovno odkrila Raymond Pearl in Lowell Reed, ki sta pomagala širiti njegovo široko in nekritično uporabo. Logistično enačbo lahko integriramo in ima rešitev:

kjer je  določena z začetnim pogojem . Kot zanimivost velja omeniti, da lahko rešitev zapišemo kot uteženo harmonično srednjo vrednost začetnega pogoja in transportne sposobnosti:

Čeprav se neprekinjena časovna logistična enačba večkrat primerja z logistično preslikavo:

zaradi podobne oblike, je dejansko bližje diskretno-časovnemu Beverton-Holtovem modelu. Verhulst je izboljšal Malthusov model zakona rasti:

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 Stran o Pierreu Françoisu Verhulstu Univerze svetega Andreja

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Q: Responding to jQuery Ajax request with Python I am currently trying to implement the pre-built inline editor located here: https://github.com/wbotelhos/inplace
Unfortunately, the support documentation leaves a lot to desire and I have very little experience with Javascript, jQuery, or Ajax.
I have been able to successfully implement the HTML edits:

{{ people['name'] }}

The Js:

and have successfully grabbed, and printed the info sent from the Javascript.
@app.route('/update/<id>', methods=["POST", "PATCH"])
@login_required
def update(id):
    new_data = request.get_data(as_text=True)
    print(new_data)
    return "200"

The issue I am facing, is that the Js returns an Undefined value which is what the HTML updates to.
Ignore the return "200" - I have tired several different methods. Success = True, json values, etc and nothing seems to work.
I am sure I am missing something simple.

A: It looks like you need to print json with the field name that matches your field_name attribute which is name.
So you will need to print something like this. I don't use python, so you will need to follow actual python syntax. Where the word name is correct, but you will need to add the value that you want shown
print('{"name":"NEW FIELD VALUE"}')


Curated by Performances à la Carte, the Pasadena based collaborative arts and social conscience entity, presents its final concert of the Spring 2019 Jazz 'n Paz intimate seasonal early Sunday evening jazz series. Join vibraphonist, bandleader, composer and arranger Nick Mancini and his Collective along with special guest vocalist Jamie Perez on Sunday, April 28 at 5 p.m. at Neighborhood UU Church, in a concert of improv standards, originals and Elton John tunes that will blow your mind. The Nick Mancini Collective features Nick Mancini, vibraphone; Danny Janklow, saxophone; John Tegmeyer, clarinet; Michael Ragonese, piano; Cooper Appelt, bass; James Yoshizawa, drums; Scott Breadman, percussion; and Pete Korpeta, percussion.
Nick Mancini began his professional career as a drummer, at the age of 15. He graduated Manhattan School of Music's Master's degree program in jazz performance, establishing himself as a sought-after presence in NYC's jazz scene. In 2006 he relocated to Los Angeles, where his undeniable jazz wizardry was immediately recognized and an eager following of appreciators gained momentum. Since then he has steadily performed, recorded and promoted the Los Angeles jazz scene with performances, multiple recordings and his own jazz series at the gallery Curve Line Space. Mancini has shared the stage with such diverse luminaries as Arturo Sandoval, Kenny Werner, Charles Fambrough, Marvin "Smitty" Smith, New York Voices, Jennifer Holliday, Bob Hurst, John Beasley, Jesca Hoop, Leon Fleisher and Julian Fleisher, and performed at such notable venues as Birdland (NYC), the Aspen Music Festival, Catalina Jazz Club, Jazz at LACMA, Jazz Bakery, Troubadour, Hotel Cafe and virtually every jazz venue in Los Angeles.
A fierce and prolific composer and arranger, Mancini boasts nine independently released records under his own name; the latest entitled The Long Game. His original compositions, along with some choice jazz standards, create the fertile soil for spontaneous arrangements, which are, at once, fresh, incisive, and cinematic. With a host of world-class musicians in his midst, he selects from the cream-of-the-crop to form his highly energized Collective. Mancini, at the helm of this rotation of Los Angeles' most creative and inventive musicians, will tempt your curiosity and leave you always wanting more.
Advance online purchase of Jazz 'n Paz tickets for Eclectic Collective are $25, or $28 at the door (cash only). Subscribe to mailing list online and be notified about future events and special offers. Neighborhood UU Church is located at 301 N. Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91103. For tickets and more information visit jazznpaz.com, email jazznpaz@performancesalacarte.com; or call (626) 296-9843.


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Dan Cooney
Partner, Patent Attorney, Litigator
With his background in chemical engineering, Dan is particularly interested in process and manufacturing technology. In this field, and as a member of J A Kemp's Cleantech team, he has experience of using the UK Green Channel to help secure fast patent protection for his clients. Dan has litigation experience with both patents and designs, assisting clients with multi-national litigation strategies in fields such as medical devices and safety helmets.
More generally, Dan handles a range of electrical, electronic and mechanical patent work. He also enjoys interdisciplinary cases that fall at the interface of engineering with biotechnology or chemistry, such as in the medical device sector.
Dan has spent time on secondment working in-house for an active biotechnology start-up with a broad intellectual property base. This experience has given him insights into the practical considerations taken into account when determining an intellectual property strategy.
Dan has lectured on 'Intellectual Property Rights and Product Design' as part of the MEng course in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cambridge. He is also a member of the CIPA Education & Professional Standards Committee.
Dan joined J A Kemp in 2007 and became a partner in 2016. He has responsibility for overseeing the training of trainee patent attorneys at J A Kemp towards qualification as European and UK patent attorneys.
Medical Devices and Technology
University of Cambridge, Masters Degree in Chemical Engineering; University of Cambridge, PhD in Separation Technology
European Patent Attorney, UK Chartered Patent Attorney
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA), Member of the Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office (EPI)
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Patrick Cullen
by Jo Case, editor of Readings Monthly
Patrick Cullen's short stories have been extensively published, including in The Sleepers Almanac, in Best Australian Storie*s three years in a row, and broadcast on ABC Radio National. This interlinked collection, *What Came Between is his debut full-length publication.
What Came Between takes the unusual – and, I think, very effective – form of an interlinked short story collection that reads like a novel. It has the crispness and the discipline of good short stories, but the ongoing pull of following its characters' lives, the narrative drive, of a novel. What drew you to telling the story in this way?
I'm pleased you found that the form of What Came Between works. Discovering that form was really an organic process, driven in part by my love of short stories, but equally by the desire to revisit these characters at different points in their lives, just to check in on how they were doing. The challenge with writing a book like this is that while you're trying to give a little toward the novel form by developing the characters through successive stories and providing some sort of escalation throughout the book, you're also trying to hold back a little all the time, making sure each story retains its independence without isolating it entirely.
Read any of the chapters out of the context of the book and you'll find it easy enough to call it a short story. Critics debate this kind of thing at length. I'm completing a PhD on it, and was just reading an interview with Louise Erdrich in which the interviewer tried to draw her into the debate over whether her book Love Medicine really was a novel because it, too, is composed of stories as chapters. Erdrich said that it wasn't something she ever worried about but she made an interesting point: 'It's a novel in that it all moves toward some sort of resolution.' The thing is, if you can get your head around the fact that a book can actually be two different things at once … Not an easy thought, I know, but it's possible. If someone had one shelf in their bookcase for novels and another for short stories I'm happy for What Came Between to be on either shelf. And even happier if it's on both!
This book has a very strong sense of place and setting. Newcastle itself almost seems to be the main character: the 1989 earthquake, the presence (and decline) of the steel industry, the fig trees, the fruit bats, the sea and the surfers. How important was place to you in telling this story?
'Place' was a definitely a guiding principle of the book. The character of Newcastle, the physical reality of it and something of its emotional life, was important in that it offered a complementary or contrasting tone. The setting dictated other choices as well, some of which were simply about where a particular story was likely to take place, but the city also influenced the kinds of characters I wrote about. I wanted a realistic cross-section of characters that may have represented something about their different generations: the youngest characters are uni students; the middle-aged are a teacher and nurse; the eldest couple are a librarian and a steelworker facing redundancy with the end of steelmaking in the city. Having these characters living in adjoining terraces meant that they were likely to turn up in each other's lives in ways that were believable and necessary, rather than merely coincidental. I didn't want anything too coincidental because it doesn't take much to remind a reader of the fiction being created.
The stories and characters here are carefully constructed, piece by piece, through the conversations they have, the gaps in those conversations, and a symphony of 'domestic notes'. The descriptions of making coffee, mopping floors, packing sandwiches and hanging out washing are integral to the atmosphere of the book. How consciously did you accumulate those 'domestic notes' and weave them into the stories?
As I wrote each story I made a deliberate attempt to work in specific details and these things often suggested themselves quite clearly, almost imposed themselves at the relevant moment in a scene. But there were other times when I was leaving notes in the text to remind myself to include something 'FRAGILE' or 'DARK', or 'HE/SHE IS DOING SOMETHING THEY'D RATHER NOT BE DOING', or I would make a note like 'WHERE ARE THE BATS? WHAT ARE THEY DOING NOW?' Then, during the rewriting I was looking at the repetition of these details and trying to determine whether they were merely duplicated or actually adding something useful. By the time you're editing on screen you can quickly search for this kind of thing, see where and how you've used it, and tweak it if need be.
As reference points, I had a huge number of photographs from in and around Laman Street, photographs of fig trees, terraces, leaves in gutters, photographs of beaches and ships strung out along the horizon. I kept notes on actions and the details usually came from me doing whatever a character was doing – making coffee's the obvious example, but also mopping the floor – and I'd be really mindful of the process and try and see it as if for the first time. We're all so intent on getting things done these days that we often overlook the engaging and, dare I say it, sensual moments in any domestic act.
Each story in this sequence introduces something new about the characters, some small element that is built on in later stories and gives the reader the feeling of getting to know them bit by bit, in the way you'd make someone's acquaintance in life. Was that a feeling you aimed to create?
The way details about characters are gradually worked into the book, and the fact that it might feel a little like the way we get to know people in our own lives is at least partly attributable to the point of view used throughout much of the book. Because it's mostly written from the objective third-person point of view, the reader is really there as a witness to what's going on in front of them. In the absence of passages of exposition, details tend to arrive in context – you only find out what you need to know at the moment that it becomes relevant – and this probably does reflect what tends to happen in life.
Characterisation can be a challenge in this kind of book. Consistency is the key and while this wasn't usually a problem in What Came Between, many of the stories were published separately as I wrote the book and I did occasionally have to remind myself of characters' occupations! I just finished reading Olive Kitteridge, Elizabeth Strout's Pulitzer Prize-winning book of stories (or novel, depending on the flexibility of your definition) and as I moved from one story to the next, I was really conscious how the eponymous Olive was described. At times the description was merely repeating something we already knew about Olive, but other times there really was a rich detail that did much to flesh her out.
The book is anchored to a certain place and time period in part by a string of landmark moments: the 1989 Newcastle earthquake, Halley's Comet, the closing of the BHP steelworks, the 1999 Y2K scare. Some of these moments are specific to Newcastle; others are broader symbols of what was going on in the wider world. What made you decide to use these moments in the book?
I've always been drawn to the moments following an incident more than the drama of the actual incident. That's when all the really interesting stuff happens, as people are faced with the emotional aftershocks. As I said before, the Newcastle dictated many of the choices I made about characters but it was also influential when it came to plot. The earthquake was a great place to start because it really showed everyday people trying to deal with something that only ever seemed to happen elsewhere in the world.
Deciding to end the book at the end of the century seemed equally logical. I was really interested in all that talk of Y2K having a global impact, but on a much more tangible level people were worried about whether they'd still be able to get money from the ATM, and that the supermarket would still be open, and that the traffic lights would still be functioning. The tenth anniversary of the earthquake fell days before the end of the century, steelmaking was at its end, I felt that all I needed to do was bring in a major change to the lives of the youngest couple and the book would reach a logical resolution without overstaying its welcome.
The title, What Came Between, seems to encompass both the things that come between people, to keep them together or push them apart, and the gaps in knowledge between people, the things they don't know about each other's lives. The unsaid, the hidden, the forgotten. Was this what you intended by the title?
Finding a title for the book was immensely difficult for the reason that I knew exactly what resonance I wanted it to have but just couldn't find the right words. I always wanted something that not only captured the idea of this timeframe bookended by the 1989 earthquake and New Year's Eve 1999, but on a deeper level suggested all those things about relationships that I find fascinating, all the unsaid things.
I spent hours scribbling away with a thesaurus beside me, just trying to get the right words. At times I felt I was close but the harder I tried the more elusive it became. And finally, as I was talking through my brief for a title with fellow Newcastle writer Ryan O'Neill and his wife Jenni, and we were throwing possibilities around, Jenni said, 'What Came between'. She'd nailed it, capturing the timeframe and the inner dynamic of the book in those three words.
One thing I love about this book is the idea that this street, these neighbours, these domestic dramas, are part of a wider picture; that all these ordinary lives and relationships are duplicated in the other streets and towns, all of them significant and all co-existing and colliding oblivious to each other. What do you think about that?
There is universality to stories; it's easy to imagine that although the circumstances of our lives vary greatly we are all living through similar kinds of experiences. Much of what happens in What Came Between could be transplanted into almost any other street or town. You could even overlay the experiences of these characters onto people living in other countries and, with some fine-tuning of the local details, go along way toward having the story appear to have been born of that culture.
This seems to be a very compassionate book. I got the feeling that you loved your characters, even if they weren't always doing the right thing. They try, they care about each other – and yes, they mess up, but they don't give up. There are moments of ordinary bravery in all of them. Did you grow attached to your characters? (And was it sad to finish; to write no more stories about them?)
I was conscious that with the point of view I was writing from, I wasn't really giving myself any chance of judging the characters; they were just going about their lives as they best knew how. By originally writing the book in three sequences – Paul and Sarah's stories were completed first, then Ray and Pam's, and finally Lucas and Cate's – I did enjoy focusing on each couple and felt that I was able to make the most of the attention I was giving them. You do feel that you know a character well when their story is the sole focus of your efforts and they do seem quite real and likeable after the amount of time you spend working on them. As to whether it was a sad thing to finish working with them – I don't think I'm necessarily finished writing about these characters.
I'm obviously interested in episodic and intersecting narratives so, while I won't be completing something equivalent to Richard Ford's Frank Bascombe trilogy or a John Updike's Rabbit Angstrom tetralogy, you're likely to see some of my characters turn up in other stories. I'm almost certain that one of these characters will be in my next book as a minor, even off-screen character; and the death of another is possibly going to be the premise of a third book. Neither book would be an extension of What Came Between but I do like the notion of a community of characters out there in the world, co-existing and potentially colliding at some future point.
Who are your literary influences? Who do you like to read?
The most direct influences on my own work are writers and films, the former for style and the latter for structure; the substance of my work comes from life itself. Even though I haven't read his work for a couple of years, I'd still say that Raymond Carver remains the primary influence – and then you're only one degree of separation from Chekhov. Tim Winton's not far off, though, somewhere over Carver's right shoulder. The community of characters that Winton has created over the years are always a pleasure to revisit: Jerra Nilsam and Queenie Coupar-Cookson keep turning up in places that surprise and delight.
Film influences, ones that really have me thinking about the way multiple narratives can come together are things like Krzysztof Kieslowki's Decalogue and his Three Colours Trilogy, and the three films written by Guillermo Arriaga and directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu: Amores Perros, 21 Grams, and Babel. Films like Lantana and Bobby weave their narrative strands together in different but equally impressive ways.
My reading continues to focus on short stories and that can be almost anything from the latest to a classic but I do head back toward old favourites. Every now and then I like to re-read Tim O'Brien's story 'The Things They Carried' from the book of the same name, John Cheever's 'The Swimmer', or Tillie Olsen's 'I Stand Here Ironing' to remind myself of what's possible.
What Came Between


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Original 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible. Must see for collectors!!
1965 Chevrolet Corvette, Rare original Red on Red! Beautiful Car!


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Green SURF
In a place close to the heart of many Sabahans, five prominent Non Governmental Organisations (NGO) have united to form a coalition named 'Sabah Unite to Re-Power the Future' or Green SURF, to oppose dirty energy such as coal-fired power plants.
14 EIA Pts
Letter to DOE
Time is running out...(EIA deadline this Friday)
The deadline for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) comments is the 31st of July. While the term EIA sounds daunting everyone has the right to comment on this document.
To help regular folks like ourselves out, we have summarised the "problems" with the EIA out with 14 points of concern. Click here to view whole document or scroll down.
We have also composed a sample letter you can use to write your concerns to the Department of Environment (DOE). Click here or scroll down.
However, these letters MUST REACH THE DOE BY SATURDAY THE 31ST OF JULY. To make sure that these letters reach DOE by Friday, you can fax it directly to us at 088-244502. We will make sure it gets to the DOE by Friday.
These letters are extremely important but they need to be signed hence the faxing. They also need to have your name and IC number. If you need to send them via email please do so to nocoal.sabah@gmail.com but you will need to scan the letter as the letter needs your signature.
Whether you are Malaysian or not, please do take the time to write.
NOW IS THE TIME OF ACTION, OF MAKING A DIFFERENCE. LET'S DO IT.
Points of concern
Comments on Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA) for
the 300MW Coal-Fired Power Plant in Sinakut, Lahad Datu, Sabah.
Key points for public comments:
1. One of the objectives for the DEIA is to improve on the environmental design of the project. However, the public or technical people are unable to assess the environmental design as it is not outlined/described and it is therefore difficult to know the efficiency of the plant. For instance, the DEIA does not specify the type of plant parts used. To assess the plant, we need to know types of parts used for the coal plant as the type used will determine efficiency of the plant in the waste generated.
2. The potential mitigation measures mentioned in the DEIA are shallow and general. One of the objectives of the DEIA is to facilitate informed decision making. However, the DEIA report does not allow for this as there is a lack of basic design details, poor data on the marine environment, and assumptions of sufficiency based on no data are unacceptable at this level of review and assessment.
3. Compensatory mitigation for impact on marine environment, loss of income, health impact, greenhouse gases and others are completely overlooked.
4. Earthquake risk: It is inaccurate to say that the site is safe from earthquake tremors. The whole Dent peninsula is within the 40-100 kilometre range of earthquake tremors generated onshore and offshore. In April 2008, an earthquake at the Celebes Sea caused tremors in the Tungku area, near the proposed site. This resulted in cracks on several buildings including SMK Tungku and Hospital Tungku. A New Sunday Times article on 20th May 2007 quoted Sabah Mineral and Geoscience Department director Alexander Yan as saying Sabah has experienced 78 quakes in the last century.
5. Sampling done for the DEIA do not cover a wide enough range of sites to give a full understanding of the site and its surroundings. In short, sampling site chosen are not good enough to represent the area. In assessing the marine area, only two days were taken for sampling and why certain sites were chosen were not indicated. A habitat map showing sand, mud/silt, seagrass, rocks, corals and areas of high benthic diversity should have been done. Comparisons are made with far away locations and coral ecosystems instead of similar habitats. This is misleading.
6. There is no mention that Darvel Bay is home to resident and migratory marine animals like turtles, whale sharks, dolphins, dugongs and others.
7. Fish species used in the report as indicators are not representative of species found at the site. The species list should have been modified to cover locally common, unique or commercially important species.
8. There will be a large impact on larvae fish according to the study, but that there will be no impact on adult fish. It is misleading for the DEIA to state that there is no impact on adult fish as larvae wont have a chance to grow. Marine zones like seagrass, mudflats and mangroves are spawning areas for fish and crustaceans. Impact on fish larvae will effect fish populations over a wider area.
9. In its list of mammal species, the report stated two mammals that are not present in Sabah. The two are wild pig (Sus scrofa) and Dusky langur (Semnopithecus obscurus). In its list of bird species, the White rumped shama is not present in Sabah.
10. There is a lack of assessment and interpretation of results on phytoplankton. The report calculates Boyd's Biodiversity index for phytoplankton and shows it to have a value approaching that of pristine waters, but this is not indicated.
11. The socio-economic study is doubtful. It states that the community in Kampung Sinakut are squatters, which cannot be the case for a traditional village with a village headman. The DEIA also states that "Orang Sungai" are of Indonesian descent. This clearly shows ignorance on the part of those doing the study.
12. A baseline study shows that acid rain is already present at the site with a pH of 4.66. There is a need to further study why acid rain is happening in the area. It is also wrong to compare agriculture and forested Dent peninsula with Petaling Jaya which is industrialised and urbanized.
13. Climate change as a major impact is not mentioned. The scope of the DEIA should include measures to minimise/mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from the proposed project.
14. Despite repeated newspaper articles that mention clean coal technology will be used, there is no mention of it in the DEIA. This is a cause of grave concern. Also there is no such thing as "clean coal technology" today hence it is extremely misleading to use this term.
Sample letter
xxst July 2010
The Department of Environment, Malaysia.
Comments on the Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment for the 300 MW coal-fired power plant in Lahad Datu, Sabah.
Having read the DEIA report that was put up at some public places, I have a number of concerns on the overall project. There are glaring technical issues:-
• the existing physical environment has been wrongly represented by the consultants, thereby misleading the public;
• the full adverse impacts from the plant has not been discussed analytically,
• identification of species that do not exist in Sabah have been listed, and
• that potential mitigation measures are shallow and too general.
This does not allow me to assess the real situation. In short, the whole study is faulty and should be dismissed.
I would like to single out some points which I feel are important to Sabah's tourism industry and our potential as a seafood basket for the nation and region. The following are my comments:
1. There is no mention that Darvel Bay is home to resident and migratory marine
animals like turtles, whale sharks, dolphins, dugongs and others.
I am unimpressed with the way this study has been carried out, and I will continue to closely monitor the next step that the government takes on this plant.
IC number
date published: 7/24/2010
Arang Dilarang
Himpunan Hijau
It ain't green, It's BLACK!
Sabah, Northern Borneo, Malaysia fights against having coal-fired power plant
This site is not related to any politicians or political party.
We are just the Rakyat speaking up in the spirit of 1Malaysia, RAKYAT Didahulukan, Pencapaian Diutamakan
"I know some say that with today's technology, the proposed plant is safe and clean but some experts also disagree with this...But after careful consideration, we just cannot take the risk and destroy the environment that is intact. We need to look for more environmentally-friendly sources of energy."
Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Musa Aman as cited in The Star, 2nd April 2008.
Southeast Asia Renewable Energy People's Assembly
Sabah Women's Action-Resource Group
Malaysian Youth Climate Justice Network
Jaringan Orang Asal SeMalaysia
Land Empowerment Animals People
Malaysia Nature Society
Partners of Community Organisations
Sabah Environment Protection Association
WWF-Malaysia
Wong Tack
Re-Look Into DEIA Report
Reject Assessment for Power Plant!
BM Version of EIA letters and points!
400 stage protest against coal-fired plan
New Sabah coal plant threat to ecosystem, says rep...
Biomass Capability Potentially 1,000 MWs According...
Activists ask PM to Scrap Power Plant
Global Call to Scrap Coal Plant
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UN Says There Are an Estimated 3,000 to 5,000 New Cholera Cases a Day in Yemen
A suspected cholera outbreak is spreading quickly in war-ravaged Yemen, with an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 new cases every day, the U.N. children's agency said on Saturday.
Geert Cappelaere, the Middle East director of UNICEF, said in an interview with The Associated Press that 70,000 suspected cases of cholera have been reported in the past month in 19 of Yemen's 22 governorates.
He voiced his concern that cholera cases could double every two weeks — to 130,000 and then about 300,000 cases — unless more aid is delivered.
He says the outbreak might "spread beyond Yemen" and should perturb all states neighboring Yemen where civil war is now in its third year.
"It is sad today, but we hope the cholera outbreak will the turning point in turning people's attention to Yemen," he said. "Cholera is not going to be stopped by any border."
The fighting has killed more than 10,000 people, displaced 3 million others and devastated the country's health sector and economy. Cappelaere says many patients can't afford to travel to free clinics.
Just back from a five-day trip to the Yemeni capital Sanaa, Cappelaere said the outbreak is the latest horror faced by Yemeni children alongside growing starvation, militias' recruitment of kids, and rising child marriages.
"Yemen is one of the worst places in the world to be a child," he said.
Geert Cappelaere
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The Farmington Civic Center project includes both renovation and new construction. The Exhibit Hall, kitchen, meeting rooms, administration offices, and theater will be remodeled to bring these spaces up to date. Other improvements include technology and lighting upgrades, as well as, an improved theater sound and mixing system, seating, and a new stage curtain. The new 5,500 North addition will provide more space for additional ballrooms, increasing seating to a total of 620 guests.


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Displaying episodes 31 - 60 of 314 in total
November 17, 2021 • 1 minutes
COVID-19 Virus Uses Sugar to Invade Human Cells
Sugars found on the surface of human cells influence COVID-19 infection, according to a University of Alberta-led study that is one of the first to observe this relationship and suggests that cells in the brain might be particularly susceptible. Source: https://www.ualberta.ca/folio/2021/11/sars-cov-2-uses-sugars-to-invade-human-cells-new-study-shows.html Produced by Saveta Cartwright.
Vaccine mandate divide across AB school boards
Investigations done by CBC have shown that 30 of Alberta's 63 school boards have already, or have plans to, implement vaccine mandates or routine rapid testing for staff. Here is a list from CBC of school boards that have already implemented these programs or have plans to:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jshtbbYMsToJBZwpwJSq-6w6FKDz8-lljIZMCIWYQaU/edit#gid=0 Produced by Hannah Cunningham.
With no university update we dig into the current numbers and approaching deadline for in person classes back on campus.
How to Ensure Active Transportation When You Move
How to incorporate active transportation when you move Produced by Karly Coleman
Health Canada Authorized the Use of the Pfizer Comirnaty Vaccine as a Booster Shot
Health Canada has authorized the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine as a booster shot. The booster is authorized for adults 18 years or older, to be used at least six months after an individual has completed their primary vaccine series. Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/news/2021/11/health-canada-authorizes-the-use-of-the-pfizer-biontech-comirnaty-covid-19-vaccine-as-a-booster-shot.html Produced by Saveta Cartwright
November 9, 2021 • 1 minutes
Union workers at Cargill voice COVID-19 concerns in strike vote
Last week, workers at the Cargill meatpacking plant in High River voted to strike if their conditions, including health and safety concerns about COVID-19, are not met by the company. Produced by Hannah Cunningham. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/cargill-alberta-union-meat-packers-1.6239617
Onward and Upward
As cases rise we see deadlines set forth a while ago become tougher and tougher to imagine.
COP 26 and Cycling
Cycling suggestions for COP26 from 64 cycling organizations. Produced by Karly Coleman
Rapid tests available for K-6 outbreak schools
Last week, Alberta's Minister of Education announced that rapid tests for at-home COVID-19 testing will be provided to students in K-6 schools that are on the outbreak list. The program is free, optional, and is available now. Produced by Hannah Cunningham. https://www.alberta.ca/lookup/covid-19-school-status-map.aspx
Campus Passes Day #1
Its the first day of mandatory campus ready passes, who does this affect and when?
October 29, 2021 • 1 minutes
Cycling and Walking in the Mornings
The trials of cycling and walking in the mornings Produced by Karly Coleman
Study Confirms Disposable Masks can be Decontaminated and Reused
Researchers confirm how to decontaminate and reuse masks during COVID-19 pandemic: heat and methylene blue with light activation shown to decontaminate N95 respirators and medical masks without affecting performance. Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34016200/ Produced by Saveta Cartwright.
The Cost of School Contact-Tracing
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In his four years at the Academy, Petro has come out of the shadow of his famous sisters, Jolie and Justice, and made a name for himself as a computer programming prodigy. Severely injured in the accident that killed his parents, Petro had to go through years of intense and experimental surgery, replacing most of his spinal column, left arm and leg with cybernetics and providing him with a protective exoframe to prevent any further injury.
The first several years were difficult, but as a teenager he has become well-adjusted to the social atmosphere of the Academy, taking after Justice in his ability to network and make friends quickly. Although his greatest asset is his mind, providing counsel or hands-on technological expertise, his Vulcan exoframe makes him a real terror on the battlefield as well.
Petro is an expert at programming, reprogramming, hacking, or sabotaging almost anything that operates on machine language. Using his Vulcan exoframe, he can interface with machines directly, enabling him unparalleled processing speed. In battle, he assimilates and combines aspects of his teammates abilities in real time to create an eclectic fighting style using ranged weapons built into the exoframe and various close combat maneuvers. Through a direct wetware link causes the exoframe to respond as quickly and fluidly to his mental commands as his own body would, ensuring that he doesn't miss a step during field operations.


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Qeelin is a fine jewellery company. The brand's products refer to mystical or superstitious symbols strongly embedded in the Chinese culture. The name Qeelin comes from the Qilin, an auspicious Chinese mythical animal and icon of love.

Qeelin was created in 2004 by Dennis Chan and Guillaume Brochard. The company is headquartered in Hong-Kong and owned by the French luxury group Kering.

History

Launch in Paris

The idea of creating a luxury brand strongly embedded in the Chinese culture came to the designer Dennis Chan while visiting the Dunhuang Caves along the Silk Road in 1997. He co-founded with Guillaume Brochard the luxury jewellery company Qeelin in 2004 in Paris. Qeelin's first collection, the Wulu, became a hit after actress Maggie Cheung wore it at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.

In 2009, Qeelin opened its first store in Paris, inside the Palais-Royal.

Kering acquisition

In January 2013, the French luxury group PPR (now Kering) acquired a majority stake in Qeelin, the group's first acquisition in China. By then, Qeelin had 50 employees and 14 stores worldwide.

The acquisition enabled Qeelin to accelerate store openings (7 new stores in the first year), and to launch its first high jewelry collection. In 2015, Guillaume Brochard left the company, and Christophe Artaux became the CEO of Qeelin.

Timeline

 2004: Launch in Paris.
 2004: Qeelin gained worldwide publicity when actress Maggie Cheung wore the Wulu during the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.
 2009: Parisian store opened in Palais-Royal.
 2013: Qeelin was acquired by Kering.
 2015: Qeelin started distribution in the USA.
 2018: Chinese actress Gulnazar became Qeelin's brand ambassador.
 2019(June/17) : Chinese Actor Xiao Zhan became brand ambassador

Designs

The company's first collection was the Wulu, which revisited the legendary Chinese gourd, an auspicious emblem in Chinese tradition. Often inspired by mythical or superstitious myths, Qeelin's following creations used the symbols of the panda (Bo Bo), bells (Ling Long), kissing goldfish (Qin Qin), and dogs (Wang Wang).

In 2009, Qeelin launched a line of rare jadeite jewels. In 2010, Qeelin launched Maggie's bangles, a set of bracelets initially worn by Maggie Cheung. In 2012, Qeelin launched the XiXi collection to celebrate the Lion in the Chinese culture. In 2016, Qeelin collaborated with Chinese visual artist Chen Man to design a limited edition of the Bo Bo pendant. In 2017, Qeelin released 8 rooster designs to celebrate the Year of the Rooster in the Chinese zodiac.

Retailing

Activities

Qeelin is a Chinese fine jewellery company whose products refer to mystical or superstitious symbols strongly embedded in the Chinese culture. Qeelin uses meticulous craftsmanship to create its China-inspired jewellery, and nurtures a «East meets West» philosophy to appeal to an international audience.

Qeelin opened its first store in Taiwan in 2009, and its first store in Shanghai in 2010. In June 2014, the company announced its intention to double in 2 years the number of Qeelin stores in China to 24.

In 2015, Qeelin started to retail its products in the USA through a handful of stores, initially to cater to the Chinese diaspora in North America.

In 2017, Qeelin opened its first store in Thailand.

In 2018, Qeelin chose Chinese actress Gulnazar to become its new brand ambassador.

Retail stores

Qeelin operates 32 stores and 4 Duty-free shops worldwide. Some of those stores include:
 Paris (France), Palais-Royal
 Hong Kong SAR (China), The Peninsula Hotel
 Beijing (China), Wangfu Central
 Macau SAR (China), The Venetian Macao
 Toronto (Canada), Holt Renfrew
 New York (US), Carat & Co
 Bangkok (Thailand), Sette

Management

Qeelin is based in Hong Kong SAR and owned by the French luxury group Kering.

CEOs
 2004-2015: Guillaume Brochard
 Since 2015: Christophe Artaux

Creative directors
 Since 2004: Dennis Chan (also co-founder)

See also
 Kering
 Qilin
 Chinese culture

References

External links
 Official website

High fashion brands
Jewellery companies of China
Jewellery companies of France
Luxury brands
Companies established in 2004
Hong Kong brands
Kering brands


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I am done. I am done. I am done.
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