"This is an important step for our Koodaideri project which will be a significant leap forward for the global mining industry and Rio Tinto," Rio Tinto Iron Ore Chief Executive Chris Salisbury said.
Initial works for Koodaideri will include detailed engineering for key elements of the project as well as the development of a rail construction camp and Stage 1 of the accommodation camp.
The Koodaideri mine is set to become Rio Tinto's first intelligent mine, with the incorporation of the latest high-tech advances in the industry and the use of increased level of automation and robotics. The large-scale mine is going to be a low-cost and high-quality project that will produce replacement tonnes and form a new production hub for Rio Tinto in the region for decades.
Construction on Koodaideri is expected to commence in 2019, but it still subject to final investment decision and approvals from the government. The mine is projected to create more than 2,000 jobs during the construction phase and a further 600 operational positions.
"We've been building mines in the Pilbara for over 50 years, and, subject to final approvals, Koodaideri will incorporate all of that knowledge to enable us to build the smartest, safest and most efficient mine we've ever constructed. The deployment of leading edge technology will deliver a step-change in both safety and productivity for our business," Mr Salisbury said.
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Posted by Paula Wiseman | Aug 13, 2019 | Comedy, Drama, Movies | 0
Starring: Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie, Emile Hirsch, Margaret Qualley, Timothy Olyphant, Dakota Fanning, Bruce Dern, Luke Perry
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Release date: 14th August 2019
Los Angeles, California and it's the late 60s.. Hollywood is in its Golden Age. Actor, Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) has had a fairly successful career but now he's not getting the roles he wants. His best friend and stunt double, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) tries to offer support but there's only so much he can do. One day while driving home, Cliff spots a young girl hitch-hiking at the side of the road and he gives her a ride home in his car. When he arrives at the place she calls home, he is in for a surprise..
This is the ninth film from acclaimed director, Quentin Tarantino and will possibly be his most successful yet. Having his name attached will push this film to a much wider audience on the whole.
Fans of Tarantino's films will be pretty pleased with 'Once Upon A Time…' and its story arc. With an all star cast it's a long old film, running at 161minutes but to be honest it really doesn't feel all that long. With some movies you're looking at your watch and wondering what time it will finish, especially if it's a long one but with this, the quality of acting and story are of a standard to keep you glued for the duration.
As someone who's never really been a fan of Quentin Tarantino's movies, I went in with a somewhat open mind and was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable it was. Having really disliked 'From Dusk Til Dawn' when I saw it, put me off watching any more of his films. Ended up watching 'The Hateful Eight' a few years ago and saw things in a new light…
If you like a good well told story then this could be a film for you. The only downside really would probably be the very graphic violence towards the end. If you're not squeemish and have a relatively strong stomach then give this a watch. You will be pleasantly surprised. Don't be the only one in your circle of friends that hasn't seen it.
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Can India lead the way in managing the growing burden of cardiovascular disease?
Estimates indicate that the spending to combat the NCDs would reach around $4.8 trillion by 2030.
Anbu PandianAug 02, 2019 15:53:57 IST
While India is paving its way towards becoming one of the world's leading economies, there is one key area where it is lagging woefully behind: healthcare.
In particular, the rising burden of chronic non-communicable diseases (NCD) that primarily includes cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes. 63 percent of all deaths in India can be attributed to these NCDs. 27 percent of all mortalities from non-communication illnesses can be attributed to cardiovascular diseases. Estimates indicate that the spending required to combat them will be around $4.8 trillion by 2030.
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Of all non-communicable diseases, cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality and are a collective term given to different kinds of heart ailments, stroke and diseases of blood vessels nourishing the limbs. Of all the different types, coronary artery disease and strokes account for the maximum number of deaths.
This increasing 'cardiac crisis' in the country can be attributed to five major factors including bad food habits (54.4 percent), hypertension (56.6 percent), air pollution (31 percent), high cholesterol (29.4 precent) and tobacco usage (smoking in particular) (18.9 percent). CVDs affect men and women alike. However, in a large number of cases, the symptoms don't manifest until a very advanced stage, thus making the disease difficult to diagnose and treat.
Prevent, don't treat
One of the drawbacks of the healthcare system in India has been the focus on treatment rather than prevention. However, there has been a positive change in this trend with the new generation becoming more invested in their holistic wellness – including their food habits. The health-tech sector has shown a lot of growth with several technological innovations. Clinical studies indicate that digitally-enabled cardiovascular interventions have the potential to improve outcomes for patients and reduce hospital readmissions by 23 percent.
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Wearable and portable devices are now available to help keep a track of vital parameters such as blood pressure, ECG, blood sugar, etc. Most of the major diagnostic and healthcare service providers now provide 'at-home care' for those suffering from health conditions like CVDs apart from services that facilitate monitoring and management of triggers including stress and anxiety. Consumers are also becoming increasingly focused on tailor-made packages and organic/natural healthcare products. It is now possible to use technology to deliver care and medical advice without requiring a person to step out of their homes.
The Government lends a hand
The government is also doing its part in improving access to affordable and quality healthcare. Last year, under the landmark Ayushman Bharat Yojana, it was announced that 1,50,000 primary health centres would be converted into health and wellness centres. This will be particularly helpful given the fact that early detection is the key to managing chronic diseases and saving lives. When primary care is strengthened through health and wellness centres, and appropriate referral linkages are made with secondary and tertiary levels of healthcare, it can help bring about a 'prevention before cure' approach.
Fever patients stand in a queue for a check-up at a government hospital in Kolkata, India. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri
India has also recently considered a National Essential Diagnostics List (EDL), a country-specific set of tests for detecting common morbid conditions and priority diseases in the country. This list is expected to build on the initiatives of the Health Ministry in terms of providing an expanded basket of tests at different levels of the public health system in India. Drafted by the Indian Council of Medical Research, the list is in line with the WHO's first-ever Essential Diagnostics List published in May 2018. This is expected to provide the much-needed direction for tackling the burden of CVDs in the country.
Apart from this, India is also one of the 130 countries to have a national-level essential medicines' list (EML). This is a list that mentions medicines that satisfy the priority health care needs of the population. Essential medicines are selected with due regard to disease prevalence, evidence on efficacy and safety, and comparative cost-effectiveness. This list guides the safe and effective treatment of priority disease conditions; helps promote the rational use of medicines and optimizes the available health resources. Given that no other country has officially adopted an EDL, India can lead the way not only in this but also in managing CVDs. Diagnostic tests, just like medicines, are an important aspect of improving healthcare delivery and can help in effective diagnosis and management of CVDs.
The Indian healthcare industry is moving into a more holistic preventive healthcare model.
We are witnessing a successful transition of the Indian healthcare industry from remedial care to a more holistic preventive healthcare model. Alternative systems of medicine are increasingly being accepted as they can sometimes offer the only kind of solution within the physical and financial reach of the patient. Technology is proving to be an enabler in access to diagnostics and medicines. The need of the hour is a concerted effort by both the government and private entities in managing NCDs – particularly CVDs.
Question is, can India accomplish this tall order?
The author is a medical advisor at Agatsa.
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Broadly speaking, psychophysiology is the study of the relationship between psychological processes and physiological responses. This relationship is typically examined in human participants, in healthy controls as well as groups with physical or psychological illnesses.
There are many types of psychological processes that are examined, including orienting, arousal, sensation, perception, and higher order "executive" processes such as attention, learning, memory, emotion processing, and cognitive control. Physiological responses that may be examined span both the central and peripheral nervous systems, including the activity of the brain (EEG, ERPs, fMRI, etc.), heart, lungs, muscles, and electrodermal system.
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6 out of 10 seek to move assets from UK amid brewing of perfect storm
By George Prior
Six out of 10 investors are now actively seeking to move assets out of Britain as a perfect storm looks set to hit the UK economy, reveals a new poll.
The survey of more than 740 clients carried out by deVere Group, one of the world's largest independent financial advisory organizations, which has $12bn under advisement, comes as the pound plunged to its lowest level for a decade late on Sunday amid growing fears the UK is heading for a no-deal Brexit.
It also follows Monday's report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) that finds the outlook for the general economic situation for the year ahead is worse than at any point since the final quarter of 2011.
Nigel Green, the CEO and founder of deVere Group, notes: "There is a legitimate and growing sense amongst those who were polled that in order to build and safeguard wealth, assets should be moved outside of the UK.
"It comes amid a slew of negative official data and public sentiment regarding Britain's economic outlook over the next few years.
"Clients have expressed that they feel there's a closing 'window of opportunity' to transfer their UK-based financial assets within the next few months."
He continues: "Investors are seeing a perfect storm brewing: the UK's slowing economy, weak global economic growth, the pound at a 10 year-low, the increasing possibility of an interest rate cut and the risk of a no-deal Brexit pushing the UK into a recession.
"Increasingly they're now actively looking to take action to mitigate the risks to their wealth – as well as benefitting from the opportunities – through established, international financial planning solutions."
It's not just individuals and families. It has been widely reported that firms in the City of London alone have already committed to moving many billions out of the UK to prepare for Brexit – and this figure is expected to increase with many leaving details of their plans unpublished until the Brexit deadline on October 31.
Last month, Nigel Green noted: "There is no end in sight to the embattled British pound's plight with both the current Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the leader of the official opposition Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn promoting policies that will deliver fresh – and serious – blows to the currency."
The deVere CEO concludes: "The poll underscores that the UK is no longer an attractive place for investors.
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deVere Group is one of the world's largest independent advisors of specialist global financial solutions to international, local mass affluent, and high-net-worth clients. It has a network of more than 70 offices across the world, over 80,000 clients and $12bn under advisement.
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Researchers recently asked over 200 electronics scrap reclaimers how they feel about the state of the electronics recovery business. The response: These are dark days. Welcome to E-Scrap 2015
"We heard from about 75 percent of our respondents that they feel the industry is either staying the same or declining. That's a pretty significant change over the last few years," said Anne Peters, president of Gracestone, Inc. "Our respondents reported that the industry is under pressure due to commodity prices and the uncertainties in the global market."
Peters and Libby Chaplin, CEO of Arcadian Solutions, presented on the results of a survey at E-Scrap 2015 in Orlando, Fla. last week. The survey focused on what effects certifications and standards are having on the industry as well as the business climate as a whole. It was the third time they had conducted the survey.
Only 24 percent of respondents in 2015 said they saw the number of companies in the industry growing, while 41 percent said the number was declining and the rest said it has remained about the same, according to their presentation.
An even smaller percentage (12 percent) said they saw industry-wide profitability increasing, while 55 percent said it was decreasing and the rest said it has remained about the same.
Peters told session attendees they heard continuing concerns about the persistent flow of CRTs, which respondents ranked among the most pressing issues.
"Clearly we're not done with the CRTs and that pig in the python isn't through the python yet," she said.
The researchers have seen a shift toward the refurbishment and resale market, because that side of the house isn't as affected by low commodity prices, Peters said. They also see more competition for higher-metal-content scrap from higher-end businesses, including telecommunications companies.
They expect some of the companies entering the market during the good times will close during this downturn, she said. And manufacturers may feel added pressure to pay higher fees under state extended producer responsibility programs.
Researchers also heard companies find it harder to justify maintaining the expense of certifications as profits decrease, Peters said.
At the same time, the survey showed the industry sees value in certification programs. For example, 84 percent of respondents said certifications add some level of value to their businesses, and 93 percent said they add some level of value to the industry as a whole, according to their presentation.
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WEBVTT POSITIVE MARK ON OUR COMMUNITY.ANGELA ROZIER HAS THE STORY.ANGELA: DOZENS OF PEOPLE PACKEDTHE DUNCAN THEATRE HERE ON THEMAIN CAMPUS IN LAKE WORTHTHURSDAY.THEY WERE THERE TO HONOR THISYEAR'S RECIPIENTS FOR THE MLKLEADERSHIP AWARD.THOSE NOMINEES INCLUDE LYNNEGASSANT, WHO IN 2012 FOUNDEDSCHOLAR CAREER COACHING, ANONPROFIT EDUCATIONALORGANIZATION THAT ASSISTS SOUTHFLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.>> I THINK IT'S GREAT JUSTGIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY,DO SOMETHING BEYOND JUST NOTFOCUSING ON YOURSELF.AND MY MAIN FOCUS IS TO PAY ITFORWARD. ANGELA: AND DR. LOUISE AURELIEN,THE DIRECTOR OF THE BACHELOR OFSCIENCE IN NURSING PROGRAM, WHOVOLUNTEERS AT A UNIVERSITY INHER NATIVE HAITI.>> I REMEMBER ABOUT LEARNIABOUT MARTIN LUTHER KING WHEN IWAS A YOUNG GIRL BACK IN HAITI,AND JUST REALIZING HOW MUCH HEGAVE OF HIMSELF.AND TO BE HONORED AND TO BERECOGNIZED AS SOMEONE WHO HASERVED THE COMMUNITY AND TO HAVETHAT MARK ON ME IS REALLY QUITEA PRESTIGIOUS AND INCREDIBLEHONOR. ANGELA: THE LEAGUE OF WOMENVOTERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY ALSORECOGNIZED.LEAGUE PRESIDENT KAREN WILKERSONALSO HAS A MESSAGE FOR OURCOMMUNITY.>> I THINK THIS IS THE TIME TOREDEDICATE OURSELVES TO MAKESURE WE PARTICIPATE INDEMOCRACY.A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE CONCERNEDABOUT WHAT IS HAPPENING LATELYWITH OUR COUNTRY.WE HAVE TO GET OUT THERE ANDVOTE, BE INFORMED ABOUT THEISSUES.WE HOPE OUR ORGANIZATION WILL
Palm Beach State College held its 19th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Thursday morning inside the Duncan Theater on the main campus in Lake Worth.This year four individuals as well as one local organization received leadership awards for public service. Alumni Lynne Gassant, who in 2012 founded scholar career coaching, a nonprofit educational organization that assists south Florida High School students, said she was honored to be a recipient. "I think it's great just giving back to the community just focusing on doing something beyond not focusing on yourself and my main focus is to pay it forward," said Gassant. Recipient Dr. Louise Aurélien is the Director of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. She volunteers at a university in her native Haiti. "I remember learning about Martin Luther King Jr. When I was a young girl back in Haiti and just realizing how much he gave of himself and to be honored and to be recognized as someone who has served the community and have that mark on me is really quite a prestigious and incredibly honor," said Aurelien. Also honored, James Green the Director of Palm Beach County Community Services and student Christian Allen. The League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County organization was also recognized. League President Karen Wilkerson had a message for the community. "I think this is the time to rededicate ourselves to make sure we participate in democracy a lot of people are concerned lately what's happening with our country we have to get out there and vote be informed about the issues we hope our organization will help people do that," said Wilkerson. This year's theme: Building Community through shared experiences.
LAKE WORTH, Fla. —
Palm Beach State College held its 19th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Thursday morning inside the Duncan Theater on the main campus in Lake Worth.
This year four individuals as well as one local organization received leadership awards for public service.
Alumni Lynne Gassant, who in 2012 founded scholar career coaching, a nonprofit educational organization that assists south Florida High School students, said she was honored to be a recipient.
"I think it's great just giving back to the community just focusing on doing something beyond not focusing on yourself and my main focus is to pay it forward," said Gassant.
Recipient Dr. Louise Aurélien is the Director of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
She volunteers at a university in her native Haiti.
"I remember learning about Martin Luther King Jr. When I was a young girl back in Haiti and just realizing how much he gave of himself and to be honored and to be recognized as someone who has served the community and have that mark on me is really quite a prestigious and incredibly honor," said Aurelien.
Also honored, James Green the Director of Palm Beach County Community Services and student Christian Allen.
The League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County organization was also recognized.
League President Karen Wilkerson had a message for the community.
"I think this is the time to rededicate ourselves to make sure we participate in democracy a lot of people are concerned lately what's happening with our country we have to get out there and vote be informed about the issues we hope our organization will help people do that," said Wilkerson.
This year's theme: Building Community through shared experiences.


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Polar Reveries? The US Seeks a Strategic Return to the Arctic (and Antarctica)
Posted on June 15, 2020 August 22, 2021 by Over the Circle
[Photo via Pixabay]
by Marc Lanteigne
Last week, the United States government took another step in the development of a new security policy for the Arctic, (and for the Polar Regions as a whole), via a memorandum published by the White House issued to government agencies, including the Defence and State Departments. The statement called for an enhanced US strategic presence at both poles, including via the building of an icebreaker 'fleet' by 2029, and the opening of new bases. The directive further established that American policies in the Arctic would continue to reflect a downgrading of some vital areas of regional security, namely environmental security / climate change and human security and development, in favour of a hard military stance. As well, the statement also illustrated emerging US interests in countering the polar interests of great powers Russia and China, including concerns about a developing Arctic partnership between Beijing and Moscow.
(However, Sino-Russian Arctic relations may have taken a hit this week, in the wake of a confirmation that a St. Petersburg-based professor of Arctic Studies was arrested on suspicion of passing classified engineering information to China).
Should these new US Arctic plans move forward, (and that will be greatly dependent upon budgetary questions, given the current precarious status of the American economy), there will be a greater focus on the improving American 'situational awareness', (referring to knowledge of one's surroundings, as well as the presence of obstacles and threats), in the Polar Regions. However, it remains to be seen whether this approach will effectively address the more multifaceted security issues facing the far north, or if it will offer an effective counter against the emerging policies of other great powers.
The memorandum's first component included a call for plans to build new US icebreakers to be deployed in both the Arctic and Antarctic to serve 'national interests' in the Polar Regions. This study, to be submitted within the following sixty days, would optimally include 'at least three heavy polar-class security cutters', with an estimated cost of US$2.6 billion. Currently, the US has one active heavy icebreaker, the USCGC Polar Star, which was commissioned in 1976 for the country's Coast Guard and is rapidly reaching the end of its operational lifespan.
In April 2019, a Mississippi-based firm, VT Halter Marine, (a subsidiary of Singapore Technologies Engineering), was awarded a US$746 million contract to build the first of the new icebreaking vessels, in order to address what Washington has long viewed as 'icebreaker gap'. This is especially the case as compared with Russia, which has more than forty operational icebreaking ships, including nuclear powered vessels such as the planned Arktika (Арктика), which is expected to enter full operation next year after faults with an electric engine are addressed.
As for China, the country's newest icebreaker, the Xuelong 2 (Snow Dragon 2 / 雪龙 2 ) is currently preparing for sea trials in the Arctic Ocean, and Beijing has initiated plans for its first nuclear powered icebreaking vessel, reportedly comparable to the Arktika model. Although China and Russia were not directly cited in the US government memorandum, there was a reference to the requirement to 'evaluate defensive armament adequate to defend against threats by near-peer competitors and the potential for nuclear-powered propulsion'.
US Coast Guard icebreaker Polar Star in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, January 2016 [Photo by US Coast Guard via Wikimedia Commons]
Until the new vessels are put to sea, the memorandum also advocated options to lease foreign vessels as a short-term measure. It was unclear which countries may be approached for this endeavour, but as a recent article in the High North News pointed out, a leased foreign icebreaker could run afoul of the United States' own Jones Act of 1920, which stipulates that goods transported between two American ports must be on vessels which are built, operated and owned by American citizens or permanent residents. For decades, this Act has been a thorn in the side of outlying US territories, including Puerto Rico as well as the state of Alaska, because of the protectionist restrictions it places on non-American vessel activities.
A second component of the new memorandum was the announcement of four new polar bases to be established, with two on American soil and two outside of the US. It is assumed that Alaska would house one, if not both, of the domestic facilities, but the possible location of the foreign bases is an interesting question. It is probable that there would be one base in each hemisphere, but the selection of locations could be limited. In the north, another facility in Greenland is possible, given current US diplomatic overtures to Nuuk and concerns about the need for improved monitoring of Russian Arctic activities.
The American military has also resumed operations at Keflavík in south-western Iceland, after withdrawing from the country in 2006. Yet, a formal base in Iceland may run into considerable political opposition, given current unease in some Icelandic political quarters of the current status of US forces in the country. There may be a similar risk of a pushback in Canada over the potential placing of a base in that country's vast Arctic territories due to current fragile relations between Ottawa and Washington, and the fact that the US has recently pressed its assertion that the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago is international waters, despite Canadian policy declaring the passage is an internal waterway.
In the south, political complications may also eliminate some possibilities. Although military relations between New Zealand and the US improved with the signing of the 2010 Wellington Declaration, after security ties were downgraded due to bilateral frictions over NZ nuclear policies in the mid-1980s, there has yet to be full formal restoration of military relations under the 1951 ANZUS Treaty. Argentina could also be problematic, given brittle economic ties with the US in recent years, including over American tariff policies, and the closer Sino-Argentinian trade relationship, along with the opening in 2018 of a Chinese space monitoring facility in Neuquén State in the Patagonia region. Australia, which has been aligning towards Washington more closely of late, (albeit with some bumps), due to shared concerns about China's global power, may be a more viable southern hemisphere choice.
Buenos Aires [Photo by Marc Lanteigne]
Last week also saw the official reopening of the previously announced US consulate in Nuuk, Greenland, after the offices were closed in 1953. The new facilities, currently based in the same facilities as the Danish Joint Arctic Command in Nuuk, were described by statements from the US Embassy in Denmark and the State Department as another sign of improving relations with Greenland, and reflecting Washington's commitment to improving the island's economic growth and development. The resumption of American consular activities in Greenland comes at a time when the island has found itself at the centre of US strategic interests in the far north, starting with the failed 2019 attempt by Washington to 'purchase' Greenland and continuing with the recently-announced US$12.1 million investment proposal. Although American interests in Greenland are partially based on the country's potential resource wealth and it's location close to Russian Arctic waters, China, which has interests in three potential mining projects in Greenland, has also been a justification for the increase in American security thinking in the Arctic as a whole.
Since last year, Washington stepped up efforts, including through policy speeches and defence policy papers, to overtly criticise Chinese Arctic policies and to paint Beijing as an interloper in the region. In some cases, however, the American government narrative has begun to deviate from the actual data. For example, during testimony to the US Senate Committee on Armed Services in May this year, outgoing US Ambassador to Norway Kenneth Braithwaite, who has been named the United States' next Secretary of the Navy, remarked [pdf] that 'you would be alarmed at the amount of Chinese activity off the coast of Norway in the high north,' without citing evidence or specific activities, and also implied that China had designs on a strategic foothold in northern Norway.
Those statements drew a response from Mr Audun Halvorsen, State Secretary of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who said that Chinese activities in the Nordic-Arctic region remained 'limited' and that he did not view China as being a threat to NATO. As well, in another response to Ambassador Braithwaite's testimony, a senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) in Oslo suggested that statements like these could be interpreted as speaking over the heads of Northern Norwegians in regards to determining what are and are not emerging security challenges in the region.
As well, in a commentary [in Danish] published by US Ambassador to Copenhagen Carla Sands in the Danish news service Altinget last April, there was the erroneous assertion that China was referring to itself as 'en arktisk stat' (an Arctic state), despite the fact that said term has never been officially used by Beijing. For the past decade, academic and government policy papers in China have referred to the country as a 'near-Arctic state', (jin beiji guojia 近北极国家), a reference to geography as well as Beijing's growing scientific and economic interests in the far north. China's Ambassador to Denmark, Mr Feng Tie, later pointed out the mistake and also took issue with the US Ambassador's reference to Chinese Arctic policy as being based on 'predatory' economic practices and projecting authoritarianism.
The inclusion of Antarctica in the US government memorandum is significant, especially since the South Pole has not factored into American strategic policy to the same degree as has the Arctic until recently. The statement took pains to stress that US activities in the region would be in accordance with the post-1959 Antarctic Treaty System (ATS), but there are signs that the US is beginning to question the longer-term security situation on the continent. The ATS specifically forbids military activity in Antarctica, and the Treaty System's Protocol on Environmental Protection (a.k.a. the Madrid Protocol), which entered into force in 1998, disallows most forms of mineral extraction activity.
However, there is the question of whether these prohibitions will remain intact in the coming decades should great power competition accelerate, and the US may also be wishing to keep an eye on China's activities in Antarctica as well. China is currently preparing a research base, its fifth on the continent, at Inexpressible Island in the Ross Sea region, with an anticipated opening in two years. When Beijing hosted the 2017 Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in May of that year, the country released its first White Paper on Antarctica policy, which confirmed its interests in scientific endeavours and cooperation on the continent. Yet, concerns have been expressed in the United States, as well as Australia, that Beijing may now be in a better position to chip away at the laws governing economic activities on Antarctica.
As Liu Nengye, Associate Professor of International Law at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, commented to OtC, 'I think it is evident that US-China competition in the Polar Regions is going to be intensified. While the pandemic is going on, amid China's fast expansion in the Arctic and Antarctica, the Trump Administration made up its mind to seriously extend its competition with China into the Polar Regions.' He added that, 'on the other hand, it should not be too surprising because the Trump Administration has always been emphasising security interests, rather than economic and environmental interests, which requires cooperation, in the Poles.'
B-1B Lancer bombers from the US Air Force flying in formation with Royal Norwegian Air Force F-35A fighters over Northern Norway, May 2020 [Photo via Forsvaret: Bodø QRA 331 Skvadron / Forsvaret, Royal Norwegian Air Force]
The memorandum, and its components, have sparked much comment and some criticism, including about the omission of security threats, including to local economies and livelihoods, caused by ice erosion and climate change in the Arctic, a process which the current US government continuously dismisses as without basis in fact. There is also the question as to whether icebreaking vessels can act as an effective policy to balance both Russian strategic activities in the region as well as Beijing's multifaceted Arctic diplomacy. In an article published last week in the journal The Hill, recommendations were made to further bolster US interests in the Arctic. These included developing enhanced transportation infrastructure in Alaska, providing further support to the US National Oceanic and Administrative Association (NOAA), and improving local research and data-gathering mechanisms.
At present, however, the US government appears to be placing a much higher priority on hard security concerns in the region. Many recent events, including the October-November 2018 Trident Juncture NATO operations, ongoing US diplomacy in Greenland, the May 2019 joint US-UK naval manoeuvres in the Barents Sea, and this month's joint flights over the Arctic Ocean by American and Norwegian military aircraft, have further underscored the rapid shift in US polices in the Arctic away from environmental concerns and towards great power competition.
How these moves will impact regional security, as well as American cooperation with the other Arctic states, is unclear, but in the medium term there may be a difficult political period in the far north, especially given that early next year will see the Chair of the Arctic Council passed from Iceland to Russia, (Moscow put forward a list of regional policy recommendations to the Council last week), as well as shorter-term questions about the region's recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic effects. The evolution of Washington's current Arctic policies may suggest an even greater policy chasm appearing between the United States and many other Arctic governments and stakeholders.
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"The Samba within me" is a documentary set on the Mangueira Hill in Rio de Janeiro, during the pre-carnival period. The opening scene is at Estação Primeira de Mangueira (Mangueira Samba School) court, a place where director Georgia Guerra-Peixe is reunited with her own history. At the beginning of the documentary, the director states in the first person, what the carnival always meant to her family, and her life. From the court, she leaves to clim the hill for the first time, moved by the desire to go beyond samba.


which, I think, just about covers them all.
"Let's play Sardines!" said Syd.
Syd looked glum. "I know; but, can't we put it to a vote, Harry?" he asked.
Not a hand went up.
They all carried on with their game of kiss-chase.
Harry swam off to the other end of the aquarium, bubbling with laughter.
Syd huddled in his corner, slowly mulling over one of life's big questions.
in their own cloudy way.
or I'll get it wrong.
The Haiku speaks of 'Nature'?
Birds, trees, lakes and stuff?
So all mine are wrong?
They are more like 'Sen-r-yu?
and we give our praise.
If only I could practice?
who tried to sell me fallen leaves.
so, I just didn't go there once again.
that law to me seemed quite random.
It rained upon my open plan.
so needed nowhere for it to float.
and maybe I will wear a vest.


January 18, 2018 // Franchising.com // Surprise, AZ - Scooter's Coffee, the Midwest-based coffee franchise that has experienced tremendous growth over the past year, has increased its Arizona presence with the company's latest opening at 12675 West Bell Rd. To celebrate, the location will be hosting a Grand Opening on Friday, January 26, where all drinks will be $1 off (excluding Red Bull drinks).
The new location is owned by Mark and Denise Stevenson. "We are thrilled to officially open the doors to our newest Scooter's Coffee in Surprise," said Mark Stevenson. "The community response has been fantastic, there are so many excited customers ready to try something new. The neighborhood has welcomed us with open arms, and we look forward to bringing amazing coffee and amazing customer service to a new corner of the valley!"
Following the Grand Opening, on January 27 - February 16, the location will have a half off any drink discount available on the Scooter's Coffee mobile app. The app allows customers to quickly pay for purchases by scanning a barcode linked to a registered Scooter's Coffee gift card.
Scooter's Coffee is quickly approaching 200 locations in 16 states, and has 135 franchisee commitments to build new stores. The company is in the midst of a robust grand opening pipeline. It recently opened additional locations in San Antonio, Texas and Sacramento, California. Other expanding markets include Nevada, Arkansas, Colorado and Texas.
Scooter's Coffee, based in Omaha, Nebraska, specializes in hand-tamped espresso drinks, baked-from-scratch pastries and features their signature drink, the Caramelicious. The company roasts its own shade-grown coffee, sourced through the Arbor Day Foundation. Over the past year, some of Scooter's Coffee's product innovations and additions included the Tropical Red Bull Infusion, Horchata Latte and new Caramelicious flavors.
Founded in 1998 by Don and Linda Eckles in Bellevue, Nebraska, Scooter's Coffee roasts only the finest coffee beans in the world at its headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska. In nearly two decades of business, Scooter's Coffee's success is simple: stay committed to the original business principles and company core values. The Scooter's Coffee brand promise, often recited to franchisees, customers and employees is: "Amazing People, Amazing Drinks...Amazingly Fast!"™ It represents the company's business origins from 1998 and reflects a steady commitment to providing an unforgettable experience to loyal and new customers.


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Болтирик Алменулы, Болтирик шешен (1771, ныне Шуский район Жамбылской области — 1854, там же) — казахский оратор, батыр, судья . У казахов, кыргызов и узбеков много крылатых изречении и высказываний, называемых «Слова Болтирика».

Родился в 1771 году в ауле Шокпар. Происходил из рода ысты Старшего жуза. Похоронен в ауле Жадик Таласского района Жамбылской области.

В честь него названы села Болтирик и Болтирик шешен.

Биография
В молодости он прославился и как стихотворец, и как герой, а когда вырос, стал решать конфликты и ссоры.

Народная память сохранила много мудрых высказываний Болтирика. Его краткие рассказы-назидания: "«Седая борода ночью виднеется, как луна», «Осталась слава вора-грабителя», «Благословение ханского сына»,"Как казах и кыргыз примеривались богатствами","Бог все исправит", «Суть спора разрешит выданная девушка» — стали примером лаконичных высказываний, когда в малом тексте передается глубокий смысл. В одном из них Болтирик-шешен заключает: "У чистокровного скакуна острижена грива, чтобы беспородная лошадь не сравнивала с ней свою гриву. У отважного воина нет богатства, чтобы недостойный не примеривался к нему своим богатством ".

Сочинения
 Әлменұлы Б., Шешендік сөздер. А., 1991.

Примечания

Литература

 Дәдебаев Ж., Бөлтірік Әлменұлы және қазақ шешендік өнері. А., 1994.

Казахские ораторы
Казахские батыры

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Foreign imports from Djibouti to Port of Los Angeles in 2015 were $124,271, while exports to Djibouti were $769,087.
The value of container cargo imported into Port of Los Angeles from Djibouti represented 100.0% of all vessel imports, $124,271 versus $124,271.
By weight, container cargo imports to Port of Los Angeles from Djibouti represented 49.2% of all vessel shippments, 18,725 (kg) versus 38,029 (kg).


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One of the most promising choreographers of his generation!
Hip-hop dance would never have reached the great international stages without Mourad Merzouki. A recognised choreographer, his shows are now touring worldwide, with more than 2800 performances in 58 countries. The film offers an immersion into the heart of his next creation: Vertikal. In the middle of his troupe of dancers and close to Mourad, we participate in the creative process backstage, until the first performance – between doubt and creative impulse. With an objective: to defy gravity and create a visual vertigo. Through Mourad's confidences and moments stolen from his busy life, we discover his influences, his artistic career and his universe. Thus emerges the portrait of one of the most promising choreographers of his generation.


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The biography, scores, albums of Hexil; even recent pictures of this musical ensemble.
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Josh Dun
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One half of the musical duo Twenty One Pilots who performs alongside lead vocalist Tyler Joseph. He was part of the independently released album Regional at Best.
He was previously a member of House of Heroes until he joined Twenty One Pilots in 2011 following the departure of original members Nick Thomas and Chris Salih.
With Tyler, he signed with Fueled By Ramen in 2012 and performed at the MTV Movie Awards in 2014.
He has two sisters named Ashley and Abigail and a brother named Jordan. He is from Ohio and the band originally formed in Columbus. In December 2018, he got engaged to actress Debby Ryan.
He worked with producer Greg Wells, best known for his work with Katy Perry and Adele.
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We stayed at Destiny a week before Christmas. The rooms were clean and comfortable with fantastic views of the lake and valley. We particularly enjoyed sitting on the balcony reading a book with a cup of tea. The numerous activities provided for the children were wonderful that adds to our overall experience. The children loved the horse rides and the towel origami. The travel to and from the resort is an adventure and the actual grounds are a pleasure to walk around. Our only regret is that we didn't stay longer.
Destiny is a reminder of all that we have lost, a window offering a glimpse into the bygone days. We, a family of four, couldn't get enough of Destiny – from waking up to chirping birds, intoxicating vistas, lovely treks, friendly horses, pulling out carrots from the farm, visiting the dairy, idling over newborn calves, zipping across the valley and gazing at a star-studded sky, we had our plates full. The children, in particular, were enthralled by the chicken coop, fishing, pet rabbits and so much more. My favourite pastime was lounging by the wonderful lake with a book and the spot next to the spa offers a mesmerizing view. Stories across the bonfire, board games to bragging about how we rode horseback to a cottage an hour away. We realised how isolated we had become as individuals, each immersed in his or her electronic poison. The staff were helpful at all times, receptive to our needs. We would place Destiny on top of our 'must visit places'. We will definitely be back!
I stayed here with my husband and a 5-year-old son. It is such an amazing retreat, cut off from the rest of the world. We enjoyed a blissful vacation overlooking a beautiful, serene lake. It is the perfect blend of peace and quiet yet there was never a dull moment for us or our son with so many activities to choose from. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They always went out of their way to offer their assistance. Would love to visit this piece of paradise again.
"It's choice - not chance - that determines your Destiny." 'Destiny Farm Stay' is truly a piece of heaven. I am glad I chose it for my Birthday. What a fantastic experience; from the booking, driving to the place, experience at the front office to each of the hotel staff, the well kept room with stunning views of the valley, the farm, the stables, impressive menu, great food and the green pastures surrounded by a valley of mountains cradling the Emerald Dam. Felt like another world. Kudos to the Destiny team. You surely stand far, far ahead in hospitality and services. Good luck and God bless.
Leah my daughter was 7 months and Neil, 2 years old in 2008 and his whole world was about animals when we went to Destiny. That year we needed double boiled food for my little ones and they catered to our every little need. Neil and Leah used to wake up on their own, get dressed and go to the horses. We sipped coffees with a view of the whole place and could keep an eye on them. I had the holiday I always wanted as a mother. We kept going back there. We had the best anniversaries there. In 2018, we had our 8th visit with our parents. Expect us again, very soon!
For me, destiny is the jewel of Ooty. We had the most fabulous experience away from all the hustle and bustle of life. The team did an outstanding job to make sure our stay was truly amazing. My daughter loved it so much that she spent her last two summer vacations there. She says the cookies and white brownies were the best she has ever tasted. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The food was amazing as well. Thank you so much and all the best to the entire team.


78-card Swiss edition of the Japanese Stella's Simple Tarot. Different borders distinguish this edition (beyond the addition of the minor arcana, of course). Lovely and charming, the illustrations exude an infectious innocence that's hard to resist.


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The Slaughter Rule is a 2002 independent film directed by Alex Smith and Andrew J. Smith and starring Ryan Gosling and David Morse.  The film, set in contemporary Montana, explores the relationship between a small-town high school football player (Gosling), and his troubled coach (Morse). The film was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.

Plot
Roy Chutney is a high school senior in the fictional Montana town of Blue Springs. Roy does not have an especially close relationship with his mother Evangeline and has not seen his father in years. That does not prevent Roy from feeling emotionally devastated when he learns that his father has killed himself, and Roy's self-esteem takes a beating when he is cut from the high school football team shortly afterward. Roy whiles away his time by swilling beer with his best friend, Tracy Two Dogs, and falling into a romance with Skyla, a barmaid at a local tavern, but Roy's short time on the high school gridiron seems to have impressed Gideon Ferguson, a local character who coaches an unsanctioned high school six-man football team when he is not delivering newspapers or trying to score a gig singing country songs at nearby honky-tonks.

Gideon thinks that Roy has potential and asks him to join his team; encouraged by Gideon's belief in him, Roy agrees, and he persuades Tracy and his friend Russ to tag along. While playing hardscrabble six-man football helps restore Roy's self-confidence, he finds it does not answer his questions about his future or his relationship with Skyla. When Gideon's overwhelming interest in Roy begins to lend credence to town rumors that Gideon is gay, Roy starts to wonder just why he was asked to join the team.

Cast
 Ryan Gosling as Roy Chutney
 David Morse as Gideon Ferguson
 Clea DuVall as Skyla Sisco
 Kelly Lynch as Evangeline Chutney
 David Cale as Studebaker
 Eddie Spears as Tracy Two Dogs
 Amy Adams as Doreen
 Ken White as Russ Colfax

Production
Jay Farrar, founder of the alternative country bands Uncle Tupelo and Son Volt, composed the film's musical score. New songs were written and performed by Vic Chesnutt and Freakwater, and existing songs by Ryan Adams, Uncle Tupelo, and the Pernice Brothers were also included.

Filming for the movie largely took place in Great Falls, Montana, and a series of small towns in the Great Falls vicinity.

The title of the film comes from the term "slaughter rule." The unofficial rule provides for an athletic competition's premature conclusion if one team is ahead of the other by a certain number of points prior to game's end. The rule helps to avoid humiliating the losing team further.

Release
The film premiered in January 2002 during the Sundance Film Festival. Later that year, the film entered the South by Southwest Film Festival and the AFI Film Festival. It went into limited release nationwide beginning January 2003.

Critical reception
On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 74% based on 31 reviews, and an average rating of 5.9/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "A bleak but original indie, The Slaughter Rule benefits from outstanding performances by Ryan Gosling and David Morse." On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 65 out of 100, based on 13 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".

While the performances by Morse and Gosling were generally received positively, some reviews of the film criticized the script. Reviewing the film for The New York Times, Stephen Holden praised the performances of Gosling and Morse, but opined that the film is "confused" and "doesn't have much dramatic momentum". In her review for the Los Angeles Times, Manohla Dargis praised the film's cinematography but wrote that although the film has the virtue of sincerity, the story is "over-explained".

Joe Leydon of Variety claimed the script "plays like a first draft". However, Marjorie Baumgarten of The Austin Chronicle thought that the "writing and directing team of twin brothers Alex and Andrew Smith have made an astonishingly good first feature". J. R. Jones, writing in Chicago Reader, described the film as "powerful" and especially praised David Morse's performance.

Accolades
The film received the FIPRESCI Prize at the 2002 Stockholm Film Festival and the Milagro Award at the 2002 Santa Fe Film Festival. The film was also nominated for the John Cassavetes Award at the 2003 Film Independent Spirit Awards and the Grand Jury Prize at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival.

References

External links
Official site

2002 films
2002 independent films
American LGBT-related films
Films set in Montana
Films shot in Montana
High school football films
LGBT-related drama films
2002 drama films
2002 LGBT-related films
2000s English-language films
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At the same time, EU funding is closely tied to projects that will deliver tangible and visible improvements in the daily lives of BiH citizens.
What EU funds are currently available to BiH?
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Jasper Carstens (* Februar 1705 in Bargfeld, Kreis Stormarn; † 1759 in Wulksfelde) war ein deutscher Architekt und Baumeister.

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Japer Carstens wurde als erstes von drei Kindern des Bauern Vogt Jasper Carstens und seiner Frau Trincke im Februar 1705 geboren. Später wurde er Leibeigener des Gutsherren Benedikt von Ahlefeldt und lebte auf dem Gut Jersbek. Durch das Wohlwollen seines Herren wurde er zum Baumeister ausgebildet. Jasper Carstens lebte in der Zeit von 1734 bis kurz vor seinem Tode überwiegend in Uetersen, verstarb jedoch im Frühjahr 1759 bei seinem Bruder im Wulksfelde.

Bauwerke
Seine ersten Umbauarbeiten nach der Ausbildung waren die am Jersbeker Herrenhaus im Jahre 1739. Für den Komponisten Filippo Finazzi baute er Haus "Lombardei" in der Nähe von Jersbek. Durch sein architektonisches Talent prägte er später die Landschaft an der Oberalster in der zweiten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts. Er verband die Musik und das Theater mit der Architektur und dem Gartenbau.

Zu seinen ersten Bauwerken außerhalb von Jersbek gehörten unter anderen das noch heute bestehende Propsteigebäude auf dem Gelände des Klosters Uetersen aus dem Jahre 1734, das er für seinen Herren Benedikt von Ahlefeldt baute. Dieses Gebäude wurde 1829 nochmals umgebaut und steht heute unter Denkmalschutz. Ein Hauptwerk war das pompöse Sommerschloss des Plöner Herzogs Friedrich Karl von Schleswig-Holstein-Plön in Traventhal. Das unter Carstens' Leitung in der Zeit von 1740 bis 1749 entstandene Schloss war ein langer elfachsiger und eingeschossiger Rechteckbau mit Gartensaal und vergiebeltem Risalit. Im Nachfolgebau, dem sogenannten Herrenhaus, ist heute ein Alten- und Pflegeheim untergebracht. Die dazugehörigen Stallungen wurden an den Verband der Reit- und Fahrvereine Schleswig-Holstein verpachtet und werden als Ausbildungszentrum genutzt. Dieser Gebäudekomplex steht ebenfalls unter Denkmalschutz.

Ein bekanntes Bauwerk ist auch die Bergstedter Kirche, die im 13. Jahrhundert aus romanischen Feldsteinen und frühgotischen Hausteinen erbaut wurde. In der Zeit von 1745 bis 1750 baute Jasper Carstens das Kirchengebäude im spätbarocken Stil um, erweiterte dieses nach Westen um 20 Fuß und errichtete über dem Westgiebel einen Fachwerkturm mit Pyramidenspitze. Sie ist Hamburgs einzige Kirche ohne elektrisches Licht und wird nur durch Kerzen beleuchtet.

In der Zeit von 1747 bis 1750 errichtete er sein bekanntestes Werk, die neue Klosterkirche in Uetersen, deren Baupläne er bereits 1738 bei den Landbaumeistern Otto Johann Müller und Cay Dose einreichte. Sie entstand auf Teilen der Grundmauern der alten Kirche aus dem Jahre 1234, die wegen Baufälligkeit 1738 abgerissen wurde. Die Kirche ist ein spätbarocker Backsteinbau. Der gesamte Kirchenbau ruht auf Granitquadersockeln, die aus einem Hünengrab gewonnen wurden. Dieses Gotteshaus gehört zu den beachtetsten barocken Sakralgebäuden des 18. Jahrhunderts mit rechteckigem Grundriss in Schleswig-Holstein und steht wegen ihres architektonischen und historischen Wertes unter Denkmalschutz.

Die letzte bekannte Arbeit von ihm war die Begutachtung des südlichen Erweiterungsbaus der alten Rellinger Kirche, die später von Cay Dose neu erbaut wurde.

Literatur und Quellen
 Johann Friedrich Camerer: Historisch-Politische Nachrichten, Bd. 2 (1758), S. 262 u. 355–400.
 Wilhelm Ehlers: Geschichte und Volkskunde des Kreises Pinneberg. Groth, Elmshorn 1922, S. 503.
 Hans Ferdinand Bubbe: Versuch einer Chronik der Stadt und des Klosters Uetersen. 2 Bde., Heydorn, Uetersen 1932–1939.
 Rudolf Jaeger: Carstens, Jasper. In: Schleswig-Holsteinisches Biographisches Lexikon. Band 2. Karl Wachholtz Verlag, Neumünster 1971, ISBN 3-529-02642-5, S. 96–98.
 Ein Leibeigener erbaute die Klosterkirche in Uetersen. In: Jahrbuch für den Kreis Pinneberg (1982/83).
 Jasper Carstens. Ein Leibeigener aus Stormarn wurde ein bedeutender Architekt. In: Jahrbuch des Kreises Stormarn (1984).
 Ralf Lange: Architekturführer Hamburg. Edition Menges, Stuttgart 1995, ISBN 3-930698-58-7.
 Curt Davids: Chronik des alten Gutsbezirks Jersbek-Stegen. Meyer, Hamburg 1954.
 Hermann Heckmann: Baumeister des Barock und Rokoko in Mecklenburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Lübeck, Hamburg. Verlag für Bauwesen, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-345-00692-8.

Baumeister des Rokoko
Architekt (Schleswig-Holstein)
Person (Uetersen)
Deutscher
Geboren 1705
Gestorben 1759
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Christopher Wood
A Fishing Boat in Dieppe Harbour
Walk Through British Art: 1910
Christopher Wood 1901–1930
Support: 650 × 810 × 19 mm
frame: 743 × 904 × 70 mm
Bequeathed by Winifred Le Roy 2001
Technique and condition
In 1929 Wood wrote to his mother that he had found 'a very good painting place' (Ingleby, p.213). He was writing from Dieppe where he had arrived a few days earlier with his friend Frosca Munster. The Normandy port, renowned for its scallops and herrings brought in by the fishing fleet, had attracted many artists, notably Walter Sickert (1862-1942) who had painted the buildings of the town, and Georges Braque (1882-1963). Braque had visited Dieppe in 1928, and built a house and a small studio in nearby Varengeville the following year. He painted the foreshore and studies of small boats, which Wood may have seen. Furthermore Dieppe would have reminded Wood of St Ives, where he had stayed with his friends Ben (1894-1982) and Winifred Nicholson (1893-1981) a few months earlier. There he had become fascinated with boats and the traditional life of fishing communities, a subject that was to become a recurring theme in his paintings during his last years.
A Fishing Boat in Dieppe Harbour is characteristic of many of Wood's paintings from the late 1920s. Many art historians, including Charles Harrison, have made comparisons between these paintings and the work of Alfred Wallis (1855-1942). Wood had met Wallis, a reclusive seventy year old Cornish fisherman, whilst staying in St Ives in 1928. Harrison suggests that, following frequent visits to Wallis's studio to see his naïve paintings of sailing boats on irregular shaped pieces of cardboard and wood, Wood's paintings became 'more robust in shape and colour' (Harrison, p.189). Wood's interest in the design of Wallis's little pictures is evident from the manner in which he allows the boat to dominate the composition. In addition, as Ingleby remarked, the boat 'is poised at an angle to the sea, like an object on a table top' (Ingleby, p.213). This enabled Wood, who himself was an experienced sailor, to include details of the equipment and rigging. Behind the harbour wall he paints the tall cliffs, the homes of the fishermen in Le Pollet and a weather vane, which appears to be out of scale to the rest of the scene. In contrast to many of the pictures Wood made at Dieppe, in which he used a neutral palette of black, white, greys and creams, A Fishing Boat in Dieppe Harbour is richly coloured. The turquoise sea and threatening grey sky contrasts with the brightly coloured houses and yellow wooden boards in the boat.
A preparatory drawing for this painting in the collection of Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums reveals that, despite its childlike appearance, Wood thought carefully about the composition of the finished work. Sophie Barthelemy suggests that he 'integrated it [the boat] fully into a complex interplay of lines, and colours values, creating a composition that is at once densely structured and rigorously simplified' (Barthelemy, p.34).
Sophie Barthelemy, 'Fishing-boat, Dieppe', Christopher Wood: A Painter Between Two Cornwalls, exhibition catalogue, Tate Gallery St Ives, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Quimper, 1996, p.34
Charles Harrison, English Art and Modernism 1900-1939, New Haven and London, 1994
Richard Ingleby, Christopher Wood: An English Painter, London, 1995, p.213, reproduced pl. 27 in colour
Heather Birchall
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Wood travelled to the Normandy port of Dieppe with his friend Frosca Munster, describing it in a letter to his mother as 'a very good painting place'. Dieppe attracted many artists to depict the town's fishing fleets, including Walter Sickert and Georges Braque. In Wood's picture, the influence of the naïve paintings of the St Ives artist Alfred Wallis (whom Wood met in 1928) may be observed in, for example, the scale of the boat in relation to the surrounding landscape and the receding line of houses on the shore.
Gallery label, September 2016
The painting has been executed in oil paint on stretched, primed canvas It is framed in a deep moulded wooden frame painted with off-white housepaint.
The artist did not prepare his own support but acquired it ready-stretched, sized and primed on a French fixed wooden strainer. The priming is probably oil, it is well-bodied but thinly-applied to create a smooth surface. The artist drew out the design probably in pencil and then filled in the regions with oil paint, probably artist's tube paint.
In each pre-defined area the paint appears to have been used directly from the tube in simple mixtures of a basic colour and white. Linear detail is painted on top with a thin round brush. In the townscape these lines are added after the underlying paint was dry but in the nets and baskets the artist worked into wet paint, pushing and scoring through the pasty surface with his brush. In this way he carved coloured ripples and waves into the paint. The sky and the cliffs are created from heavy applications of thick paint brushed in short staccato strokes. Similarly, the sea, which was the last part to be painted, is filled in methodically in green and various quantities of white and blue.
The paint is distorted by a thin layer of loosely applied natural resin varnish, which has now yellowed and is covered by a layer of black surface dirt. There is a small amount of overpaint at one corner but otherwise the painting is in very good condition.
Mary A. Bustin
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cliff(1,500)
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Dieppe - non-specific(130)
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boat, fishing(340)
Christopher Wood Boat in Harbour, Brittany
Christopher Wood Zebra and Parachute
On display at Tate St Ives part of Modern Art and St Ives
Christopher Wood Porthmeor Beach, St Ives
Christopher Wood The Fisherman's Farewell
Christopher Wood Douarnenez, Brittany
Christopher Wood Church at Tréboul
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art
John Bigge (Sir John Amherst Selby-Bigge, Bt) Dieppe
Richard Eurich The Landing at Dieppe, 19th August 1942
Paul Nash Black and white negative, fishing boats in the harbour, Marseilles
Alfred Wallis String of Boats
Sir William Nicholson Harbour in Snow, La Rochelle
Jacques-Émile Blanche On the Pier at Dieppe
Christopher Wood Untitled (Helford)
John A. Park Snow in the Harbour of St Ives
Eileen Agar Colour glass lantern slide of fishing boats in harbour


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