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"Read!" is the number one tip I give aspiring writers, and, in 2020, I managed to follow my own advice. With our social lives non-existent, this year was a good year to escape into a great book, and I hit my goal of reading 50.
For the full list, check out my Goodreads profile. I read 43 novels to seven works of non-fiction and 42 books by women to eight books by men. And 11 of the books were by authors of colour.
In this post, I'm not going to summarise everything, but to highlight some of the best—the books that have stood out most to me from the year.
Favourite Fiction
It was so tough to choose my favourite reads of 2020, as different books are great for different moods. But there were three that I've been raving about to anyone who will listen.
Mary Toft; Or, The Rabbit Queen, by Dexter Palmer is the novel I would recommend to everyone, despite its slightly strange synopsis. The book is based on the true story of an eighteenth-century Englishwoman who claimed to be giving birth to butchered rabbits. But it's so much more than that. A book about fake news, the nature of truth, and the dangers of partisan hysteria, this piece of historical fiction couldn't have felt more 2020.
I also couldn't go without mentioning The Mirror and the Light, the third novel in Hilary Mantel's trilogy on Thomas Cromwell. Mantel is probably the best living historical novelist and the final book in the series more than delivers.
I've been reading lots of books set during the French Revolution (check out a recent summary here), and Edward Carey's Little, an imaginative look at the childhood of famous waxwork artist Madame Tussaud, is a standout. Like Dexter's novel, this one isn't for the squeamish, with Carey's own illustrations bringing a visual dimension to a lively, gruesome, and original novel.
Non-Fiction Favourite
As you can see from my stats, I read much more fiction than non-fiction, but I did read some great non-fiction this year, on everything from ballet to millennial politicians, and Napoleon's mistresses to Queen Victoria.
My favourite non-fiction read was, unsurprisingly, one of the most fiction-related—How the French Invented Love, by Marilyn Yalom. This book takes readers on a whirlwind tour through French literary history, charting how the country and its capital have become synonymous with romantic love.
Top Nineteenth-Century Read
I didn't read as many books as usual this year actually written during the nineteenth century, probably because the publication of my own debut novel, Bronte's Mistress, brought me into contact with so many talented living authors.
My top pick of those I did read is decadent novel The Marquise de Sade, by Rachilde. Check out my full review here and venture into this scandalous story of late nineteenth-century depravity if you dare.
Top Neo-Victorian Voices Read
I also continued to review books set in the nineteenth century, but written in the twenty-first, for my Neo-Victorian Voices series. Of those I blogged about this year, The Confessions of Frannie Langton, by Sara Collins was my favourite. The story of a woman formerly enslaved on a Jamaican sugar plantation and now on trial for her London employers' murders, this book is written in a compelling first person.
Top Reads for Bronte Lovers
If you follow my blog and me, you might very well be a lover of the Brontes. So, as well as recommending you read my Bronte-inspired novel, Bronte's Mistress, I wanted to suggest some other Bronte-related reads.
The Mother of the Brontes by Sharon Wright, a biography of Maria Bronte (nee Branwell), is my non-fiction Bronte pick (review here). And novels I recommend you check out are The Vanished Bride, by Bella Ellis (review here), The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Bronte, by Syrie James (review here), and Mr Rochester, by Sarah Shoemaker (review here).
Self-Published Pick
My reading skews heavily towards traditionally published books, but I also wanted to give you an indie pick—The Best Man on the Planet by C.G. Twiles. This genre-bending modern Gothic is exactly the kind of gem non-traditional publishing gives us. Check out my interview with Twiles here.
Finally, the best part of 2020 for me has been the support and community I've enjoyed from and with other debut novelists. You might have noticed that none of them were mentioned above, but that's because I didn't want to pick between them! I still have plenty more novels to read by the other debuts, but here's a list of the ones I got to this year.
Historical fiction lovers should read Fifty Words for Rain, by Asha Lemmie (set in post-WWII Japan), and regency rom-com To Have and To Hoax, by Martha Waters. I'm also shouting out The Jane Austen Society, by Natalie Jenner, which I actually read in 2019, but reviewed in 2020, its publication year.
Both contemporary debuts I have to recommend deal with grief. In Lindsey Rogers Cook's How To Bury Your Brother, a woman discovers undelivered letters from her dead brother and takes a journey to the past. And in The All-Night Sun, by Diane Zinna, a young orphaned college professor develops an inappropriate relationship with her female student.
Love thrillers, mystery and suspense? Sisters are pitted against each other in The Better Liar, by Tanen Jones, and family drama is also at the heart of A.H. Kim's A Good Family. While Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden is a dark and violent tale of a vigilante tracking down drug dealers on a Native American reservation.
What did you read in 2020? I'd love to hear your recommendations! If you did read and enjoy Bronte's Mistress, please consider reviewing the book on Goodreads and Amazon—every review helps. Wishing you a very happy 2021 and beyond. To stay up to date with books, news and reviews from me, sign up to my email newsletter below.
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November Articles about Bronte's Mistress
My debut year is almost over and I'm still sharing roundups of the lovely coverage my historical novel, Bronte's Mistress, has been receiving. If you're interested in going back in time, check out the February/March, April/May, June/July, August, September and October editions too!
In November, I received one of my favourite five-star reviews so far—this write up from the San Francisco Book Review. The reviewer calls the novel and my Author's Note "fascinating," and concludes, "wicked women of the [Victorian] era were humans as well and deserve to be remembered as such, Lydia Robinson included."
Bronte's Mistress was also the weekly book pick for radio show What's the Story? on The Krush 95.9. Check out the full episode here.
My interview with Carol Fitzgerald at Bookreporter, centred on my research for Bronte's Mistress, was part of the Miami Book Fair, a huge event in the publishing calendar, which went virtual for the first time. It's free to register if you'd like to hear us chat all things Brontes and to check out other great literary content.
Dixon Public Library recommended Bronte's Mistress on National Author's Day, which falls on November 2nd. I loved that they used the day to celebrate and support other debut authors and me!
Personally, the highlight on my month was spending time at a socially distanced writers' retreat hosted by the Highlights Foundation. Check out my full review of the experience here, or check out this blog post from my friend and fellow writer Cate Simon, who was reading Bronte's Mistress during our time away!
If you're looking for a great read this holiday season or the perfect book to give as a gift, I'd of course recommend Bronte's Mistress! And, don't be a stranger. If you'd like to get in touch for any reason, contact me via Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, and make sure you sign up for monthly updates on my writing and me below.
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Review: The Marquise de Sade, Rachilde (1887)
I wasn't sure what to expect when I started reading The Marquise de Sade, by Rachilde (first published in French in 1887).
I've read books by other writers who were part of the late nineteenth-century Decadent Movement. I've blogged, for instance, about Joris-Karl Huysmans's 1884 À Rebours (Against Nature), which is often held up as representative of the excesses of the artistic and literary movement. I've read Oscar Wilde, Max Beerbohm, and Algernon Charles Swinburne, some of the most famous Decadent writers in English. And I've enjoyed the illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley, probably the most famous British visual artist in this group.
However, I had no idea until recently that there was a woman writer amongst the leading French Decadent authors—Marguerite Vallette-Eymery, who published under the pen name Rachilde.
The Marquise de Sade, Rachilde (1887)
The novel of Rachilde's I picked up was The Marquise de Sade (1887), though her 1884 Monsieur Venus is perhaps slightly better known. Flicking through its front pages, I discovered that it had taken more than a hundred years (!!) for The Marquise de Sade to be published in English, with this translation, by Liz Heron, appearing in 1994.
An intriguing writer, a racy title, and a recent translation? I was in, and flew through the novel within days. Now I'm blogging to tell you all about it. Warning: spoilers ahead, as this one's a little off the beaten track…
CN: Sexual Violence, Animal Cruelty, Transphobia, Homophobia
First up, the title is pretty misleading. The novel has nothing directly to do with the nobleman, philosopher, and sexual libertine who put the "S" in "BDSM." Rather, the feminisation of the title (this is the Marquise de Sade, rather than the masculine Marquis) is a reference to the novel's central theme. Rachilde's book is a bildungsroman about how a girl grows into a woman with a perverse taste for cruelty.
Second, if you're expecting sex on every page, you're going to be disappointed. Mary Barbe, our protagonist, is seven years old in the opening chapter and the book mainly deals with her childhood. This, of course, includes references to her nascent sexuality, but it's only in the last quarter of the novel, when Mary is an adult, that the content becomes overtly and consistently sexual.
What I was least prepared for was how (deliberately!) funny the book was in parts. Mary is the daughter of a colonel and Rachilde's satirical depiction of the social life of officers in the French army is incredibly entertaining.
As a writer, I was also impressed by Rachilde's convincing use of a child's point of view, while the narrative still winks at what's really going on between the grown-up characters. Even as the book plays with the excessive and the absurd (e.g. a brawl between the officers' children over live lambs, which have been given out as gifts at a kids' party), I felt like the writer really knew and could empathise with children—something that's pretty rare in nineteenth-century novels.
I'm no psychiatrist, but Rachilde's psychological portrait of Mary reads as proto-Freudian and progressive. Mary is initially a sensitive and caring child. But neglected by her family, who would prefer her to be a boy, she is starved of affection and has several early experiences that lead to her associating love and pain. Her first (pretty innocent) fumblings with a boy in her tweenage years are also linked to power play, as she convinces him to steal a prized rose from his employer for her in return for a kiss.
As the novel progresses, her development becomes less believable. She ends the novel fantasising about murder, having tasted every other excess. And, in a strange twist I didn't see coming, it is a "transvestite man" that she considers killing. She talks of men who sleep with other men as "fallen" and "ill-equipped to defend [themselves] against women." And says, "her conscience would be clear if the chosen victim were among that kind!"
While the ending is a clear escalation in violence, there are also plenty of other moments readers will find problematic, distasteful and shocking throughout the book.
There are various instances of animal cruelty. The opening scene sees Mary faint as she watches an ox being butchered and its blood drained as a cure for her consumptive mother. As a small child, Mary's beloved companion is a cat (even though it scratches her). I won't go into details, but, predictably, the cat and her kittens meet unpleasant ends, further cementing Mary's misandry and misogyny.
Mary's own "cruelty" as an adult at first revolves around exercising her newfound power to deny men. She pretends she loves them, but refuses to have sex with them, or goads them into making sexual advances, but then blackmails them about what they have done. Eventually, one of the young men she's been playing with rapes her, cuckolding his father in the process. The narrative suggests that he is the victim.
But it's not only men who Mary can captivate and torture. In one of the most memorable scenes in the novel, Mary has a woman who wishes to sleep with her strip naked before her, and then, without warning, brands her with a red-hot poker. Reader, I gasped.
I've written before about the misconceptions people can have about the nineteenth century. This was certainly not a period when everyone was swooning at the sight of an ankle or an uncovered table leg. French Decadent literature may be more out there than the novels of British novelists in the time period, but you can be sure that many of our literary greats were reading books like this one. Overall, I'd recommend The Marquise de Sade to enthusiasts for the period with a strong constitution, and to adventurous readers with a taste for more than Fifty Shades of Grey…
Compared to The Marquise de Sade, my own novel, Bronte's Mistress, seems almost wholesome, but, if you love the nineteenth century, please consider buying a copy for yourself or as Holiday gift this Christmas season! Want to get in touch? You can always message me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (no creepy DMs please), and you can also sign up for my monthly email below.
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Your urine can reveal a great deal about your health. Its color, density, and odor are all indications of what is going on inside your body. If you want to be able to maintain the right level of hydration and notice warning signs that may indicate a problem, you need to pay attention to your urine.
The liquid waste from your body is made up of water, chemicals like urea, and salt. The urinary tract filters and disposes of it. It passes from your kidneys through tubes (uterers) into your bladder. The bladder is like a tank for the urine. It sits there until you pee and release it through your urethra.
A change in urine color may simply be because of what you ate, medication, the supplements you take and how hydrated you are. It can also indicate a potentially serious health problem. It gives you warning signs that you need to heed. You may be suffering from a urinary tract infection or a problem with your liver, bladder or kidneys.
Checking the color of your urine can help you to understand how much fluid you need to drink to stay properly hydrated. Staying hydrated is crucial to the proper functioning of all the systems and organs in your body.
Your urine can be many different colors and each color tells a story. Changes in the color are related to the concentration of your urine, substances that are filtered into it or conditions of your urinary tract. Healthy urine can range in color from light to dark yellow. If it turns any other color and it's not a result of diet, dehydration, over-hydration, supplements or medication, you need to have it checked out.
If you are healthy, the normal color of your urine stays within the range of pale yellow to a darkish yellow. The hue is thanks to a pigment called urochrome. A pale, straw yellow means you are drinking enough water. If the urine does not have much of an odor and the consistency is clear, these are other signs that your urine is normal and you have no cause for concern.
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Much of the time, when the color or odor of your urine is not yellow, it is temporary and is usually caused by artificial food colorings, medications or supplements. At times, however, an abnormal color or odor can indicate more serious health issues. If you are well hydrated, have eliminated any foods, medications or supplements that may be affecting your urine and the problem persists, it's time to contact your doctor.


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People sure are upset about the wonderfully gory and heartbreaking season seven premiere of AMC's The Walking Dead. My social feeds were filled with people either vowing to never watch the show again or linking to articles about people vowing to quit watching The Walking Dead or headlines asking "Has The Walking Dead Gone Too Far?"
I can understand being dismayed at how brutal the season premiere was. It was extremely hard to watch and heartbreaking. I can see feeling horribly sad when one of your favorite TV characters dies. When a particularly violent and sad death befell one of my favorite Sons Of Anarchy characters I was bereft for about a week. But I can't understand the season premiere of The Walking Dead finally being the thing that drives fans over the edge and makes them refuse to tune in Sunday nights and watch something on ABC Family instead. Didn't these same fans see Season 3 when Carl had to perform an emergency c-section on his own mom before she died? Or season 4 when Hershel died? Doesn't anyone remember Beth?!
The Walking Dead has been breaking our hearts and making us cover our eyes for the last seven years. It's a horror show. Sure, it's a horror show with great storylines and strong character development but that doesn't mean at its essence it isn't a horror show, and what horror does, what horror should do, is frighten us and make us sad and make our hearts beat faster and make us worry. It's why we watch horror shows! So we can remind ourselves that what we saw wasn't real and there are no walkers outside our doors our big bad villains wielding barbed-wire-covered baseball bats.
I'm not a The Walking Dead superfan, I haven't read every graphic novel and I can't argue to whether or not the TV show is straying too far from the books and all that, but I am a horror superfan and I'll defend The Walking Dead and its right to show heartbreaking, gory, violent, depressing deaths until Rick is the one getting his precious head beaten in.
But not Daryl or Michonne. That would be too far even for me.


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Q: What is the dynamic type of this object? I am JAVA beginner. I am confused about this code
Map<Integer, Map<String, Integer>> map = new HashMap<>();

This is a map of map, and I know the outer map is a hashmap, but what is the type of the inner map?

A: The dynamic type of a value is its type at runtime; an expression or a variable does not have a well-defined "dynamic type" because an expression's value can have a different type at runtime each time the expression is evaluated; and a variable might hold values of different types at different times. Some expressions might never be evaluated at runtime, and some variables might never hold a value (e.g. a field belonging to a class which is never instantiated, or a local variable of a method which is never invoked), so in those cases there aren't even different dynamic types at different times.
In your question, you are asking about the dynamic type of something that doesn't necessarily exist at runtime, or which might take different values at different times, so the question doesn't really make sense. There may even be multiple inner maps at the same time, each with different types at runtime.
On the other hand, it does make sense to ask about the static type of the inner map(s), i.e. the type at compile-time. This is Map<String, Integer> because that's what it's declared to be.

A: Your question is kind of like asking:

What is the dynamic type of an element in this list?
List<Number> list = new ArrayList<>();

There isn't even one element in the list! The same thing happens here. There are no inner maps in the outer map, so it does not make sense to ask what "the inner map's" type is.
Also note that there aren't just two types involved in this "nested map". new HashMap<>() means new HashMap<Integer, Map<String, Integer>>() It' not

an outer map of type HashMap, capable of containing one certain implementation of Map

It's

an outer map of type HashMap, capable of containing any implementations of Map

Using the aforementioned list example:
list.add((Integer)1);
list.add((Double)1.0);

It doesn't make sense to ask "what is the dynamic element type of the list?", because, well, which one do you mean? Each element's dynamic type is different.
With Map, one inner map could be HashMap, and another could be TreeMap. Which one do you mean?
Therefore, a better way to ask such a question is e.g. "what is the dynamic type of the inner map associated with the key 1? (assuming such a map is put into the outer map beforehand)"

A: In java, Map is an interface. An interface is also considered a type just as a class is considered a type. In order to add an entry to variable map, you will need to supply an instance of some class that implements the Map interface. This can be a class that you write or an existing class that implements the Map interface, like HashMap, for example. Hence you cannot know what the actual type for the "value" part of the entry in map will be, just from the declaration of variable map.

A: It is null. You have to instantiate the inner entry e.g.
map.put(1, new HashMap<>()); // know you know the type.

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Dele Alli gave a transfer hit on the cut-off date after Christian Eriksen from Inter Milan
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Dele Alli's hopes of sealing a deadline-day exit from Tottenham Hotspur were dealt a blow after comments from Inter Milan boss Giuseppe Marotta.
The England international are pushing to see Mauricio Pochettino reunited at Paris Saint-Germain, to which Jose Mourinho reportedly agreed, but the final decision rests with Daniel Levy.
With Spurs losing Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg to an injury, Levy reportedly isn't interested in losing Alli unless a replacement is due.
This sparked a resurgence in interest in Christian Eriksen, who spent twelve months at Inter Milan, and the Danish international seemed to have the key to Alli's chances of an exit.
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On the way to the deadline, Alli's chances of being allowed to leave were dealt a severe blow after Marotta ruled out late departures from San Siro – and checked Eriksen's name in the process.
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"We don't have any of these situations, so this is the squad we will have until the end of the season.
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Unlike its various stables, the main building of the Montreal Hippodrome was accessible to graffers and urban explorers only for about 3 to 4 weeks in March 2018. Prior to that the spot was kept off-limits by security, and after that the whole site was fenced in ahead of the planned demolition.
Only a selection of what I have photographed is presented here. For clarity's sake I am showing only the more elaborate pieces. What was created on the last sunday before the fence went up is missing from the retrospective below as I was unable to get back inside to photograph it.
Contrairement à ses diverses écuries, l'édifice principal de l'Hippodrome de Montréal n'a été accessible pour les graffeurs et explorateurs urbains que pour une durée de 3 à 4 semaines en mars 2018. Avant cette date la sécurité était très stricte autour de l'édifice, et à la fin de mars 2018 le site complet de l'Hippodrome a été entouré d'une clôture en vue de la démolition.
La galerie-photo ci-dessous n'inclut que les pièces les plus élaborées que j'ai eu la chance de photographier. De plus, ce qui a été créé au cours du dernier dimanche avant l'érection de la cloture autour du site n'y figure pas puisque l'accès y a été coupé et je n'ai pas pu y retourner pour les photos.
General view of the main building's upper deck.
There wasn't much wall space on the lower deck, hence very little graffiti was done here.
Il y avait très peu d'espace mural à la galerie inférieure, donc très peu d'oeuvres y ont été créées.
The Western half of the main building had a bar/restaurant area with view over the tracks. Instead of bleachers, this section had counters and tables for patrons to eat, drink and mingle.
L'aile ouest de l'édifice principal incluait un bar/resto avec vue sur la piste de course. Au lieu de sièges, cette section était composée de comptoirs et tables pour que les clients puissent manger, boire et socialiser.
Algue and Ekes representing the 203 crew.
Lyfer, with tag from Snob top right.
Rouks is a multi-talented artist working on both sides of the urban art spectrum. On one hand he excels at portraits, he is actually earning his place among this city's best portraitists. On the other he also shines as a graffiti writer alongside his mates in the Nextime Crew. My favourite works of his is when he brings the two together, doing letters with a side of figurative work. The image gallery below is therefore split into sections showing the murals he did or contributed to, his smaller figurative work, his graffiti work, and those special pieces combining letters and portraits.
To see more by Rouks than what is found below, check out his Instagram and Facebook pages.
Rouks est un artiste aux multiples talents touchant aux deux cotés du spectrum d'art urbain. D'une part il est un excellent portraitiste en train de se tailler une place parmi les meilleurs de Montréal. D'autre part, il brille aussi comme writer de pièces de graffiti aux cotés de ses amis dans le Nextime Crew. La gallerie-photo ci-dessous est donc divisée en sections montrant les murales qu'il a effectuées ou auxquelles il a contribué, ses plus petites pièces figuratives, ses pièces de graffiti, et ma section préférée comprenant ses pièces jumelant lettres et figuratif.
Pour en voir plus que ce qui se trouve ci-dessous, vous êtes invités à jeter un coup d'oeil à ses pages Instagram et Facebook.
Rouks on main characters, with Zek on background, for Ashop. This was done for a family get together, and the people who attended filled in the silhouette figures at the bottom with their own art.
Monk.e on letters and Rouks on woman, in Rosemont. See below for close-up on Rouks' central character.
Close-up of central character from above collaboration mural with Monk.e.
Rouks (top left), Lapin (top right), Haks (ground left) and Nemo (ground right) for the 2017 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.
Rouks mural for Ashop downtown.
Five Eight and Rouks' collaboration for Ashop's Hip Hop You Don't Stop project on the walls of a NDG garage.
Nextime Crew mural in Hochelaga featuring Rouks on characters and Wonez (top) and Crane (ground level) on letters.
Rouks (left) and Eskro (right), in the Plateau.
Zoofest promo wall painted by Rouks, Crane, LP Montoya and Wonez.
Rouks contributed figurative work to this mural for the 2014 edition of the Under Pressure Festival. Letters are by Eska (ground), Asyne (middle), Fokus (top). The older piece above it all is by Serak.
Small chrome'n'black piece at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Rouks' part in the Estival de Canes 2018.
Using someone else's piece as a background at the Rouen legal graffiti wall.
At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel for the October 2017 Sino Jam.
In Longueuil for the Festival de Canes, next to letters by Sank (top) and Wonez (ground).
At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel for the May 2017 Sino Jam.
Going graphic novel style at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Concert promo for Manu Militari at the PSC legal graffiti wall.
Rouks (woman and bird), Lapin (headdress), Speak (top feather), Capes (middle feather), Eskae One (bottom feather) and Sirvis (top piece) for the 2016 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.
Rouks on the reverse of Naimo's board for the 2016 edition of Mural Festival; small sculpted face on the frame is by Biko.
Next to letters by Nextime crewmate Wonez in Rosemont.
Next to letters by Nextime crewmate Crane at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel next to and beneath letters by Crane.
With letters by Eskro at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
With a double dose of Crane at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
With letters by Crane at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Monk.e and Marian Clem (ground left) and Rouks (ground right) at the Rouen tunnel legal graffiti walls.
Akym (bottom left), Rouks (bottom right) and Reabs (top left) at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Next to letters by Reabs at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Work-in-progress at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Next to letters by crewmate Wonez at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Between letters by Crane and Noper at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel. Also visible above are Serum (above Rouks), Aces (middle right) and Kelen (very top).
Rouks (letters and alien) and Loyal (astronaut) in Rosemont.
Rouks at the Rouen legal graffiti wall. Mostly visible above is Aces.
Comic book combo at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel. Visible above is Aces.
At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel. Character at the far end is by Flavor.
Rouks on character and letters on the right, with letters by Wonez on the left.
Small chrome throw found at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
With Bart Simpson character by Crane at the PSC legal graffiti wall.
Inside a school under demolition.
Rouks (left) and Crane (right) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.
Above the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
MC Baldassari (left) and Rouks (right) at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel; above is a throwie by Flavor.
Nextime crew Etch-A-Sketch featuring Crane (top), Rouks (middle) and Wonez (bottom) at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.
Rouks at the Rouen legal graffiti wall. Visible top left is Reabs.
At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel. Also visible above is Reabs.
Tag on a legal graffiti wall.


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To those in the know, Belgrade is party city; a calm, dignified party that shows style, finesse and an undeniable joie de vivre.
The first thing anyone will tell you about Serbia's capital is that it does not live up to its name – Belgrade, or Beograd (the 'White City'), is anything but white. Rather, it is mostly a utilitarian grey, the colour of concrete, which looks its dreary worst under a leaden, winter sky and only marginally more cheerful in spring sunshine. This stereotypical Eastern-bloc greyness is deceptive though, because although the grim monoliths of New Belgrade's high-rises and the Roma shanty town that clings haphazardly alongside the railway tracks do their best to dispirit the first-time visitor, the city has far more to offer than these initial impressions might suggest.
For a start, there is Belgrade Fortress perched high above the town, overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. The 18th-century fortress is impressive enough but it is Kalemegdan Park, the ample green space of parkland and gardens that surrounds the fortress, which holds most year-round appeal for Belgrade's citizens. The view from Kalemegdan Park gives a clue to the way the city's history has unfolded by virtue of its geographical position. Belgrade's singular geography has been both a blessing and a curse; its strategic vantage point at the confluence of two great rivers and its position as a sort of crossroads between northern and southern Europe have led to it being attacked, sacked, plundered and bombed numerous times during its long history – at least 20 times in fact. The city lies at a political and cultural tectonic boundary, at a point where, historically, civilisations, cultures and religions have collided and clashed for over a millennium with furious upheavals: Christianity and Islam; Austro-Hungarians and Turks; the Catholic and Orthodox schism; the westward-looking Croats and eastward-facing Serbs; communism and free markets. Even today, Belgraders who live in Novi Beograd (New Belgrade) or Zemun joke about some fellow citizens across the water being 'Turks', as if the city is still divided by some invisible cultural fault line.
If you enjoy a game of chess, you can always find somebody to play against at Kalemegdan © Laurence Mitchell
Nudging the park to the south and east is Stari Grad, the Old City, with its cathedral, secessionist buildings and a few, and now sadly rare, Ottoman remnants. Running through the elegant streets that lead down to the city's more prosaic commercial centre is pedestrianised Knez Mihailova (alternatively called Kneza Mihaila) – a constant stream of humanity, particularly in the evening when Belgrade's younger citizens take their place in the Balkan equivalent of the korso, the southeast European evening promenade.
Such is the cosy and intimate scale of this older part of Belgrade that it is only when you reach the splendid Art Nouveau edifice of the Hotel Moscow on busy, traffic-laden Terazije at the bottom end of Knez Mihailova, having passed Trg Republike (Republic Square) and Studentski trg (Students' Square) along the way, are you reminded that you are in a large capital city; a city that has, perhaps inevitably given its recent history, become a little battered and careworn in places. However, those expecting to find a bomb-damaged, war-ravaged city on its uppers may be disappointed – despite the extensive damage done by the NATO bombing of 1999, little physical evidence remains of this today. Similarly, the mood on the streets is upbeat. To those in the know, Belgrade is party city; a calm, dignified party that shows style, finesse and an undeniable joie de vivre.
Street art in Savamala © Laurence Mitchell
In recent years Belgrade has shifted considerably from its stereotyped image of Eastern-bloc greyness. Proposed new developments along the waterfront in Savamala, still in the planning stage at the time of writing, look set to show a far more modern and dynamic face of the city to the world. With new ultra-modern high-rise buildings and dramatical redevelopment, Belgrade should certainly look very different when seen from confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers in a few years time. How such a project will influence developments in the rest of the city remains to be seen. What is certain is that – whatever happens – the city's soul should remain intact. Nevertheless, some might argue that it is the juxtaposition of a unique natural setting coupled with the thick patina of history that is displayed in the well-worn and occasionally down-at-heel face that Belgrade shows to the world are precisely that which give the city its unique character.
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A Look Into The Ultimatum Couple April Marie And Jake Cunningham Relationship
The first eight episodes of The Ultimatum: Marry or Move Out will air on April 6. April Marie will be on the program as a participant with her better half, Jake Cunningham. The former issued an ultimatum to the latter. Marie has made it clear that Jake either marries her or leave. Six couples who have been in a long-term relationship but are unsure whether to marry are featured in the reality program. One person in the respective relationship feels unsure about getting married, but the other is certain. As a result, on the program, couples will be switched and will date other people.
The official summary for The Ultimatum is as follows:
"Six separate couples on the brink of getting married. One spouse is eager to marry, while the other is unsure. An ultimatum is delivered, and they have just over eight weeks to commit to marriage or go on. In the interim, each will pick a new prospective mate from one of the other couples, in a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see two alternative possible futures."
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Jake and April's relationship history in The Ultimatum
On The Ultimatum: Marry or Move Out, Jake and April will be a volatile pair. Similarly, on September 18, 2019, 23-year-old April Marie and 26-year-old Jake Cunningham started dating. On the same day, Cunningham changed his relationship status to "In a relationship." In reality, his girlfriend, Marie, had also shown her affection for him by leaving a remark with three hearts.
However, during the last two years, the pair has had various ups and downs and has reached a point where they are unable to determine whether or not to marry. Jake is having difficulty making a big choice, whilst his influential girlfriend is eager to marry him. April was also shown admitting to her partner in the trailer for The Ultimatum: Marry or Move Out, which was released on March 29, 2022:
"I adore you, but I can't wait any longer." That's why I'm issuing an ultimatum."
However, as the clip progressed, Jake was shown developing feelings for another character on the program. After that, April was spotted sobbing in front of her boyfriend, who said:
"Should I remain with you since you're sobbing and I'm sorry?" Or should I search for what I really want in life?"
Furthermore, it seems that the pair will be splitting up in the forthcoming program since April and Jake's Instagram no longer have each other's images. On April 6, viewers will be able to watch the series on Netflix.
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Investigation launched after officer pulls gun on black man picking up trash on his own property
The Boulder Police Department has launched an internal investigation after an encounter between a group of officers and a black man was captured on video and circulated online.The video, which was published on YouTube and on social media, was filmed on the morning of March 1 in Boulder, Colorado. It shows a man with a bucket and a long item in a front yard of a townhouse complex. An officer appears to be talking to the man and has his hand on his hip."He's picking up trash," the person filming says repeatedly, as the man and the officer exchange words at a distance. "He's picking up trash and you have your hand on your gun? Go home." "He lives here," the person filming says. The officer is then joined by other officers and the man and the officers appear to be yelling at each other. The video ends with all the officers walking away.Three days later, the Boulder Police Department released a statement that recounted officers' version of events and announced an internal affairs investigation."A Boulder police officer observed a man sitting in a partially enclosed patio area directly behind a 'Private Property' sign and initiated contact with the man to determine if he was allowed to be on the property," the department said.After the man said he was a resident of the property and provided ID, the incident continued."The officer detained the man to investigate further and made a request over the radio for additional assistance to respond, indicating that the person was uncooperative and unwilling to put down a blunt object."The "blunt object" was determined to be a grabber used to pick up trash, something the person filming the video stated several times."Officers ultimately determined that the man had a legal right to be on the property and returned the man's school identification card," the release concluded. "All officers left the area and no further action was taken."In recent months, instances of civilians and police confronting black citizens have attracted national attention, and it didn't take long for the incident in Boulder to spark ire in the community. On Tuesday evening, the Boulder City Council meeting was filled with angry and concerned citizens demanding answers."This is a very concerning issue, and one we're taking very seriously," Police Chief Greg Testa told the crowd. "All aspects of this incident, specifically the actions of the initial officer, are being investigated."Testa also pushed back on the assertion that the officers had their guns drawn during the encounter."In contrast to what was stated in the video that is on social media, body worn camera video indicates that only one officer had a handgun out, and it was pointed at the ground," he said. "I'm not making excuses, I'm just trying to provide some needed context in terms of that specific aspect."Testa said the investigation could take months, and the officer at the center of the incident has been placed on administrative leave.
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The Boulder Police Department has launched an internal investigation after an encounter between a group of officers and a black man was captured on video and circulated online.
The video, which was published on YouTube and on social media, was filmed on the morning of March 1 in Boulder, Colorado. It shows a man with a bucket and a long item in a front yard of a townhouse complex. An officer appears to be talking to the man and has his hand on his hip.
"He's picking up trash," the person filming says repeatedly, as the man and the officer exchange words at a distance. "He's picking up trash and you have your hand on your gun? Go home."
"He lives here," the person filming says.
The officer is then joined by other officers and the man and the officers appear to be yelling at each other. The video ends with all the officers walking away.
Three days later, the Boulder Police Department released a statement that recounted officers' version of events and announced an internal affairs investigation.
"A Boulder police officer observed a man sitting in a partially enclosed patio area directly behind a 'Private Property' sign and initiated contact with the man to determine if he was allowed to be on the property," the department said.
After the man said he was a resident of the property and provided ID, the incident continued.
"The officer detained the man to investigate further and made a request over the radio for additional assistance to respond, indicating that the person was uncooperative and unwilling to put down a blunt object."
The "blunt object" was determined to be a grabber used to pick up trash, something the person filming the video stated several times.
"Officers ultimately determined that the man had a legal right to be on the property and returned the man's school identification card," the release concluded. "All officers left the area and no further action was taken."
In recent months, instances of civilians and police confronting black citizens have attracted national attention, and it didn't take long for the incident in Boulder to spark ire in the community. On Tuesday evening, the Boulder City Council meeting was filled with angry and concerned citizens demanding answers.
"This is a very concerning issue, and one we're taking very seriously," Police Chief Greg Testa told the crowd. "All aspects of this incident, specifically the actions of the initial officer, are being investigated."
Testa also pushed back on the assertion that the officers had their guns drawn during the encounter.
"In contrast to what was stated in the video that is on social media, body worn camera video indicates that only one officer had a handgun out, and it was pointed at the ground," he said. "I'm not making excuses, I'm just trying to provide some needed context in terms of that specific aspect."
Testa said the investigation could take months, and the officer at the center of the incident has been placed on administrative leave.


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Arsene Wenger Confirms Arsenal Are Prioritising Europa League Success Ahead of Crucial Semi Final
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that winning the Europa League is the club's main priority for the rest of the season, after explaining that the weekend's Premier League clash against West Ham will be 'preparation' for the semi final against Atletico Madrid next week.
Champions League football is on offer for the Gunners if they can win the Europa League, with a sixth or even seventh place finish their likely fate in the Premier League after a poor domestic campaign, with a defeat Newcastle last weekend the most recent setback.
A number of players, including Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil and Hector Bellerin, were rested for the Newcastle game following the previous week's away clash with CSKA Moscow.
Wenger has confirmed they will now come back into the team to face West Ham on Sunday in order to keep up their match fitness ahead of facing Atletico at the Emirates Stadium four days later.
The boss on #AFCvWHU...
"This weekend is preparation for Thursday. I rested some players after the Moscow match, and they will need a game." pic.twitter.com/uLtTH7gsa6
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) April 19, 2018
"This weekend is preparation for Thursday. I rested some players after the Moscow match, and they will need a game," the boss explained when addressing the press on Thursday morning.
Aaron Ramsey, who suffered a nasty gash during the game in Moscow, is also set to return after recovering from the wound. Henrikh Mkhitaryan is nearing a return and may feature against Atletico, but Sunday could come too soon for the Armenian international.
After the semi final first leg, Arsenal will travel to Madrid for the return fixture a week later in early May. For the winner of the tie, either Marseille or Red Bull Salzburg await in the final in Lyon. The winner will get automatic passage to the 2018/19 Champions League group stage.


Johnson is just one of thousands of NHL sufferers suing Monsanto for not only causing their cancer, but for knowingly exposing them to risk by concealing Monsanto's own internal evidence linking Roundup to NHL and other health problems.
Johnson could have chosen to live out the rest of his life in peace. Instead, he chose to use the time he has left to face down one of the most powerful companies in the world.
OCA sued Monsanto last year for its deceitful labeling on Roundup sold to consumers in stores like Costco and Home Depot. Monsanto tried to get the case dismissed, and failed. We're now working with our attorneys to build a bullet-proof case.
We've also committed at least $25,000 to help fund the largest, most comprehensive global study ever undertaken of Roundup and glyphosate. Depending on the outcome, this could be the study that leads to a global ban on Roundup and all glyphosate-based herbicides.
And we're the largest financial supporter of U.S. Right to Know, a consumer watchdog organization whose investigations have exposed widespread corruption within the Monsanto organization.
We owe it to Johnson and the millions of Monsanto victims around the world, including babies born with birth defects, to keep this fight alive.


In the very early Church there was a belief that the risen Lord would retune during the hours of the Easter Vigil. Everyone gathered for this glorious final coming. Our Vigils are shorter but in the ritual we see mirrors of those early centuries. The first hours after the evening star rose were spent in listening to Scripture and prayers. The normally there were twelve reading emphasising the prophecies of a new creation and salvation.
Eventually, the prominence of the Easter Vigil faded. Baptism became normative for infants and was celebrated locally and at other Sunday celebrations. The time required for the Vigil lessened and by the end of the 6th century Easter Sunday morning Mass became popular.


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Seminar on 'A Review of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1986'
Alok Dubey, Ravi Kant, Akriti Gaur, Kulbir Krishna
Add to Calendar 2017-11-21 10:30:00 2017-11-21 10:30:00 Asia/Kolkata Seminar on 'A Review of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1986' Human trafficking, a form of organized crime that extends across borders, covers various forms of human rights violations, ranging from commercial sexual exploitation to forced labour and organ donation. Over the years it has taken on more complex and diverse forms making it necessary to reform laws and strategies geared towards its eradication and control. In the most recent Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2016 released by the UNODC, although most detected victims are still women, children and men now make up larger shares of the total number of victims than they did a decade ago. In 2014, children comprised 28 per cent of detected victims. With the rise of trafficking as a global phenomenon India's involvement in it has also grown. While the bulk of trafficking in India takes place internally, and is believed to be targeted mostly at forced labour, lack of consistent and credible data makes it hard to establish the precise numbers, especially as far as children are concerned. However, despite the increase in trafficking, according to the National Crime Records Bureau Report the conviction rates for child trafficking in 2015 were an abysmal 14.3%. This should not come as a surprise though, as the legal and policy apparatus available in India to combat trafficking is largely remiss. The only legislation, i.e., The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act [ITPA, 1986] does not even define trafficking and deals with only one aspect of it, namely – commercial sexual exploitation. Further, rights of victims, provisions for their rehabilitation, conflicts over territorial jurisdictions, cross-border issues, lack of data and convergence across departments are other issues that have frustrated attempts to control this growing menace. While, several attempts have been made at amending the law in the last 2 decades they have yet to see the light of day. CPR is bringing together a panel of experts to discuss the lacunae in the existing legal apparatus dealing with human trafficking. The discussion will focus on the urgent need for necessary legal and policy reforms, especially the need for a more robust and comprehensive law to holistically address of issue of human trafficking. Agenda 10:30 – 10:45 a.m.: Welcome Address and Introduction of the panellists 10:45 – 11:05 a.m.: Putting the agenda in perspective: Gaps in the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1986, by Kiran Bhatty, Senior Fellow, CPR 11:05 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.: Presentations by Panel of Experts 12:15 – 12:55 p.m.: Open house discussion to discuss need for legal mechanisms to address trafficking and effectively combat its growing nature 12:55 – 1:00 p.m.: Concluding Remarks by the moderator Conference Hall, Centre for Policy Research
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Human trafficking, a form of organized crime that extends across borders, covers various forms of human rights violations, ranging from commercial sexual exploitation to forced labour and organ donation. Over the years it has taken on more complex and diverse forms making it necessary to reform laws and strategies geared towards its eradication and control. In the most recent Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2016 released by the UNODC, although most detected victims are still women, children and men now make up larger shares of the total number of victims than they did a decade ago. In 2014, children comprised 28 per cent of detected victims. With the rise of trafficking as a global phenomenon India's involvement in it has also grown. While the bulk of trafficking in India takes place internally, and is believed to be targeted mostly at forced labour, lack of consistent and credible data makes it hard to establish the precise numbers, especially as far as children are concerned. However, despite the increase in trafficking, according to the National Crime Records Bureau Report the conviction rates for child trafficking in 2015 were an abysmal 14.3%. This should not come as a surprise though, as the legal and policy apparatus available in India to combat trafficking is largely remiss. The only legislation, i.e., The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act [ITPA, 1986] does not even define trafficking and deals with only one aspect of it, namely – commercial sexual exploitation. Further, rights of victims, provisions for their rehabilitation, conflicts over territorial jurisdictions, cross-border issues, lack of data and convergence across departments are other issues that have frustrated attempts to control this growing menace. While, several attempts have been made at amending the law in the last 2 decades they have yet to see the light of day.
CPR is bringing together a panel of experts to discuss the lacunae in the existing legal apparatus dealing with human trafficking. The discussion will focus on the urgent need for necessary legal and policy reforms, especially the need for a more robust and comprehensive law to holistically address of issue of human trafficking.
10:30 – 10:45 a.m.: Welcome Address and Introduction of the panellists
10:45 – 11:05 a.m.: Putting the agenda in perspective: Gaps in the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1986, by Kiran Bhatty, Senior Fellow, CPR
11:05 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.: Presentations by Panel of Experts
12:15 – 12:55 p.m.: Open house discussion to discuss need for legal mechanisms to address trafficking and effectively combat its growing nature
12:55 – 1:00 p.m.: Concluding Remarks by the moderator
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The Street Lights version of the 1966 single, in aid of the Peter McVerry Trust, Simon Community Ireland and Focus Ireland, was released at 9am today. By lunchtime it had soared to number two on iTunes.
Alongside the U2 singer it features Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody, Conor O'Brien of Villagers, Cathy Davey, Saint Sister and David Geraghty of Bell X1, with arrangements by Colm Mac Con Iomaire, formerly of The Frames, and backing vocals by the High Hopes Choir (whose members are former homeless people). The song was assembled at Camden Studios in Dublin by the producer the arranger Cian Boylan.
Bono delivered his line from his home in Dalkey, several hours before he took to the stage for the third of U2's four homecoming gigs.
An accompanying album, Street Lights, will be released next month, featuring favourites from, among others, The Frames (Angel at My Table), David Gray (Falling Down the Mountainside), Lisa O'Neill (No Train to Cavan) and Saint Sister (a cover of The Cranberries' Dreams).


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Spc. Travis Repella and Sgt. Andrea Geringer, along with a New Jersey Army National Guard mechanic, conduct maintenance and repairs on a New Jersey helicopter at the flight operations facility Jan. 15, 2019. Wyoming Army National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk crews are conducted pre-mobilization training at Fort Bliss, Texas, before deploying to various parts of Afghanistan. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jimmy McGuire)
Missileers from the 90th Operations Group are pictured with Retired Col. Pat Fornes, the first female officer on a U.S. missile crew and the first female missile squadron commander, and Retired Col. Linda Aldrich, first female Minuteman ICBM crew member, at F.E. Warren Air Force Base on March 22, 2016. In commemoration of Women's History Month, 90 all-female missileers within 20th Air Force pulled a 24-hour alert. (U.S. Air Force photo by Lan Kim)
Col. Stacy Jo Huser, 90th Missile Wing outgoing commander, gives her speech during the change-of-command ceremony on the Argonne Parade Field at F.E. Warren Air Force Base on May 31, 2019. Huser thanked the 90th Missile Wing for supporting her through her command, giving special thanks to her husband and children for their support at home. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Ashley N. Sokolov)
Wyoming Army National Guard Spc. Tara Halfhill qualifies expert during her first time shooting a .50-caliber machine gun at Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center. She's a light wheel mechanic with the 920th Forward Support Company. (Wyoming Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jimmy McGuire)
A morale patch designed for the all-female alert missileers at F.E. Warren Air Force Base is pictured March 7, 2019. The patch depicts the logos of famous comic book superheroes – Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel and Superwoman. The 90th Missile Wing participated in an all-female alert during Women's History Month in March. For 24 hours, female crews operated all ICBM silos across the United States. (Courtesy photo)
Women's roles in the military change significantly in past 150 years
By Elizabeth Sampson For the Wyoming Tribune Eagle
From scrubbing the laundry to serving as commanding officers, the role of women in the military has changed significantly in the years since the dawn of women's suffrage in Wyoming,
Today's military women are part of a fighting force that sees women serving in more jobs than ever before, and taking on deployment and combat positions that would have been unheard of 150 years ago.
United States Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ashley Ishmon is a woman who has served for more than 13 years at six duty stations. But her assignment to F.E. Warren Air Force Base was the first time she experienced having a female in the top leadership position with Col. Stacy Huser.
"Being here at this base was my first ever experience having a female as a wing commander," Ishmon said. "She was amazing. That was just awesome to see. I've seen women as chiefs, but to see an actual woman leading the base was pretty impressive."
Ishmon is a defense paralegal who works as an Area Defense Counsel, a military attorney who represents any airman accused of a crime or facing some other action by the Air Force. She joined the military to further her education, and throughout her time in the Air Force, she has earned two associate's degrees, as well as a bachelor degree in criminal justice and a Master of Business Administration. She is currently working on her doctorate degree in psychology, with an emphasis in industrial and organizational psychology.
She said people may be surprised at all the different positions women serve in at F.E. Warren.
"Simply coming through the gate and to see a women standing there with a weapon – that may surprise them," she said. She added she wants to highlight the fact that women are serving on the base just like men.
During her time in the military, Ishmon has seen a growth in women serving in leadership roles, and she expects that trend to continue.
"I definitely see more women in command as we progress on," she said.
Kyle Brislan, a historian with the 90th Missile Wing at F.E. Warren, said women first were authorized to enlist or commission in the Air Force in 1976. Before then, they were part of the women's auxiliary groups instead. Brislan said initially their roles in the Air Force were limited, and they could not fly combat missions or work missile alert. By 1978, some of those limitations were lifted, and by 1991, Congress allowed women to fly combat missions, he said.
"In today's Air Force, women serve alongside men in a variety of roles, ranging from pilot to missileer to security forces," Brislan said in an email. "Their legacy is celebrated annually here at F.E. Warren AFB, as the base's female missile crew members conduct an all-female alert once per year to honor the history of those heroines who challenged social and cultural conventions to improve gender equality."
Improvements over 20 years
Maj. Lara Taylor of the Wyoming Army National Guard has been in the military for 20 years, but it is within the last decade that she has seen some noticeable changes in the jobs of women in the military.
Taylor said two major changes she has seen in her time in the military include women being allowed into combat arms roles and the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) gearing up to be non-gender specific in terms of passing requirements. She said making the fitness test the same for everyone isn't fully integrated yet, but it soon will be.
"It allows us to be on an equal playing field with our male counterparts when it comes to physical aspects of our jobs," she said.
Another change Taylor has seen is how the military handles family time. When Taylor first joined the military, she was in the Naval Reserves for five years. She said during that time she was barred from going to school to become an officer due to a pregnancy. While she did get maternity leave, none of her male counterparts received any time off when their children were born. Now, in her current job, she just signed off on paternity leave for one of her male soldiers whose wife had a baby, she said.
"A plus for the military is they understood how important family is, and they have put a better focus on that throughout my career," she said.
Taylor remembers being a brand new second lieutenant who was straight out of school, and she deployed with a field artillery battalion who had not had women in their ranks before. Taylor said she was very welcomed into the group and knew there was no question that she was able to do the job she was expected to do.
"It was a very good experience," she said. "They taught me a lot, and they showed me a lot. They kickstarted my career to where I am today."
She currently serves as the officer in charge of the 94th Troop Command, and as she looks to the future for women in the service, she sees the military moving toward basing jobs on capability, not gender.
"If an individual is fully capable, both mentally and physically, of doing a position or a job in the military, it's not going to be questioned anymore whether they're male or female," Taylor said. "It's just going to be 'Can you do the job?'"
Overview of women in the military
According to Wyoming historian John Woodward, who is the director of the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum in Casper, 150 years ago, the role of women in the military was much different than it is now. Women served as civilian employees, rather than as members of the military, and they served in roles such as laundresses who washed and mended uniforms. They also would have served as nurses and cooks, he said.
Though women didn't officially serve in combat roles until 2016, after the Pentagon opened all combat positions to women, Woodward said throughout United States history, women have disguised themselves as men and fought in wars.
"There are no statistics of how many took this path, but there are examples in almost every major conflict of women masquerading as men in order to serve," he said.
In a list of highlights of the role of women in the military, Woodward said women contributed more and more as time went on.
The government established the U.S. Army Nursing Corps in 1901 and the U.S. Navy Nursing Corps in 1908, and women moved beyond civilian employment and into an official codified capacity with the military. The advent of World War I saw women beginning to contribute more, including serving as clerks, yeoman and telephone operators, Woodward said.
"They saw women being able to fill non-combat personnel roles that would free up men for combat roles," he said.
As World War I drew to a close and women's enlistments ran out, women's role in the military remained relatively unchanged until the second world war, Woodward said.
"That's when you saw the greatest expansion for places for women in the military," he said. He mentioned the formation of women's reserve or auxiliary services, including the Women's Army Corps and the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service, which was the women's branch of the Naval Reserve during World War II.
"Probably the biggest and most substantive change that these women's reserve service groups implemented occurred in 1948, when President Harry Truman signed the Women's Armed Services Integration Act," Woodward said. "This officially codified a place for women in America's armed forces."
Women served in the U.S. military in Korea and Vietnam, and in 1976, the first women were admitted to the armed forces services academies, graduating with the class of 1980, Woodward said. He added that by the end of the 1970s, the Navy began integrating female sailors and Marines on non-combat vessels.
In 1991, Congress authorized women to be able to fly combat missions and serve on combat naval vessels, with the exception of submarines.
Woodward said that within the last 20 years, women have achieved some of the highest ranks the military offers, including Gen. Ann Dunwoody becoming the first female four-star general in the U.S. Army in 2008 and, in 2014, Adm. Michelle Howard becoming the first female Vice Chief of Naval Operations, which is the second highest ranked officer in the Navy.
The first three women completed Army Ranger School in 1995, and the Department of Defense opened all combat roles to women in 2016.
A Wyoming National Guard solder, Sgt. Shelby Atkins, had the distinction of being the first female non-commissioned officer to complete a U.S. Army infantry qualifying course.
"At this point, all roles within the military are open to women," Woodward said. "There are physical requirements for different positions, but there are no longer any barriers in regulation or status to women serving in any capacity. Women are a big part of our military, and are going to be contributing as veterans for decades to come."
Elizabeth Sampson is a freelance journalist living in Cheyenne who has more than 12 years of experience. She can be reached by email at esampson78@gmail.com.
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Candidate filing for local district elections open through August 7
By Miguel Gracia-Zhang | July 30, 2020
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MENDOCINO Co. 7/30/20 — People wishing to run in the November 3 statewide election for local district offices can file for their candidacy from now through August 7. If you are interested in serving on a local board in a special district or school or college district, you can call the Mendocino County office at (707) 234-6819 or email [email protected] to receive an application.
The candidate filing period began on Monday, July 13 and will continue through August 7. However, if an incumbent does not file for their seat by that date, the filing deadline will be extended through August 12.
The same filing schedule applies for people who plan to run for city council, who can pick up their nomination papers by contacting their respective city clerks. Here is an article with more information on nomination papers for this year's city council elections.
Due to COVID, most forms and applications will be completed via email and USPS, though some in-person appointments may also be arranged.
Here is the press release from the County Clerk, Katrina Bartolomie, with more information:
CONTACT: KATRINA BARTOLOMIE
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November 3, 2020 Election
Mendocino County's candidate filing is in full swing for the November 3,, 2020 Statewide Election for our local Special Districts and School/College Districts. The filing period began Monday July 13 and will continue through August 7, 2020 according to Assessor-County Clerk Recorder Katrina Bartolomie. If an incumbent fails to file for their seat, the filing deadline for that race will be extended through August 12, 2020.
Due to COVID, we are trying to do as much of the candidate forms via email and the USPS as possible to reduce the in-person visits to our office. Appointments can be made for those who would prefer to come into our office.
If you are interested in serving on a local board, please call our office, we will be happy to email you the application. Once we receive the completed application we will be able to email out the other forms that are required to be completed. Please don't wait until the last minute, get this done as soon as possible
Please call or email our office for additional information or to receive an Application for Declaration of Candidacy at 707 234-6819 or [email protected].
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The Talisker Whisky Coastal Challenge
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Adventure company IGO Adventures has partnered with Scottish whisky brand Talisker to put on a weekend event that fuses the best of both their worlds; adventures and whisky. IGO Adventures was started by ex professional polo player and ocean rower Bobby Melville and George Bullard, the world record breaking adventurer/explorer. Its mission is to bring the daring adventurers of the world on exhilarating experiences in the most beautiful settings. All participants need is a basic level of fitness – they need not be olympic athletes – and a positive attitude that alongside the physiotherapists that join the group and photographers to capture the moments worth capturing, makes for a fun-filled experience quite like no other.
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The partnership with Talisker couldn't be more appt. Adventure is rooted deep in the company's history; in 1830, the MacAskill brothers (founders) crossed the Atlantic Ocean to find a base for the Talisker distillery on the Isle of Skye's Loch Harport. Over 200 years later, the distillery still stands.
This special collaborative experience takes place from July 19-21 and features high energy, challenging activities including a 25km hike or run across Exmoor National Park, a 1km swim (optional) and fitness sessions with Be Military Fit, a very well regarded UK outdoor fitness company. To balance out the intense workouts there'll be open fire cooking to teach participants about the locally sourced foods and outdoor cooking techniques, sunrise yoga sessions, photography workshops and lessons teaching bush craft and survival skills. The intense days will end with cosy campfire vibes and wind-down sessions. Participants will relax under the stars with Talisker cocktails, hot chocolates and drams of which the ingredients come from the coast.
"After the exhilarating physical elements of the challenge, what better way to compliment the weekend than with the distinctive notes of Talisker Whisky. We wanted to create a moment where people can gather, reflect and share stories and we believe that it's around a warming campfire, with a dram of whisky after a day of adventure where this these things happen best."- Jason Clark, Brand Ambassador, Talisker
Across Exmoor National Park and the Isle of Skye
Adventures start from £359 per person, book yours at igoadventures.com. But be quick – there are only 100 spots available (aged 21 and over).
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https://www.igoadventures.com/challenges/talisker-whisky-coastal-challenge/
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After a few days of wondering just what Paramore have been up to on their social media, all has finally been revealed.
Four years after the release of their self titled album in 2013, Paramore are set to release their brand new album 'After Laughter' on May 12th 2017. Alongside the release of this news, Paramore have also unveiled a new music video for their single 'Hard Times'. The track features something a little different to Paramore's well-known style with more 80's sounding synths and an overall pop vibe but either way it still sounds brilliant! Listen to their album debut single Hard Times below!
More good news for those in the UK/Europe as Paramore have also released news of 'Tour One' happening from June 15th- July 14th. Tickets go on sale next week.
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