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Servite High School is a Roman Catholic leadership preparatory school for young men, which welcomes qualified students of all religious, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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This church was founded by people of Slavic heritage and is recognized as being "Catholic" by the local Roman Catholic Bishops and the Bishops of the United States and the whole world. Come watch events put on for the community!
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Santa Ana based community theatre. "Our goal is to offer quality, affordable, talented performances in an intimate setting (87 comfortable theater seats) including a variety of plays and musicals- while showcasing the local talents of the many actors in Southern California who perform unpaid because of their passion to the art."
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The Balboa Performing Arts Theater's goal is to collaborate with local arts organizations such as Pacific Symphony, Opera Pacific, Saint Joseph Ballet and many others to showcase their artists and their art forms in new ways. The Balboa Theater Performing Arts Foundation (BPATF) is currently entering the final phase of its project to renovate and reopen the Balboa Theater located in Newport Beach's Balboa Village. The Balboa Performing Arts Theater is pleased to present "Season Without Walls," a series of performing arts programs presented throughout Orange County.
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Since 1947, the Bay Theatre has stood near the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street in Seal Beach. Over the years it has been home to Mainstream Films, Surfing Films, and Concert Performances. Today we offer Independent and Foreign Films, plus special weekly screenings of Classic Films. Spend a day in Seal Beach enjoying the fine shops and restaurants, then come on down and visit us at the historic Bay Theatre — it's like taking a trip back in time!
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Manufacturing can transform India: Kalam
by veena August 13, 2013 0144
Gurgaon, Aug 13 (IANS) Former president APJ Abdul Kalam Tuesday highlighted the critical importance of manufacturing and technology in transforming India into a developed nation.
India is witnessing a wave of growth in manufacturing after its decline in the late 1990s. The current surge in the sector is touted to be much more promising than the first wave. But as this is slated to be more skills-intensive, technology and innovation would play a crucial role, Kalam said.
He was speaking before engineers and industry leaders on the role of manufacturing in India's transformation to a developed nation at the Rockwell Automation On the Move 2013 (RAOTM-2013) exposition-cum-conference here.
Kalam outlined how the phenomenon of sustainable competitiveness, convergence of technologies and culture of excellence had assumed a pivotal role and stressed the need for creative leadership and ethical practices.
Industry leaders like Dilip Sawhney, regional director of Rockwell, said India was well poised to take advantage of this shift.
Frank Kulaszewicz, senior vice president, RA Global Operations, said Rockwell was focused on the biggest emerging markets such as India where there was a rapid growth due to the increased rate of urbanization and this had opened huge prospects for Rockwell's products and solutions.
"Rockwell expects 60 per cent of its global revenues to flow from non-US markets, especially the emerging markets, by 2013-14," he said.
Tom O' Reilly, president, Asia-Pacific, Rockwell Automation, said the US-based company planned to put in some investments in the Research and Development sector and expand its tie-up with partners as India has "an immense potential in the industrial automation market".
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As the Metro Council prepares to take up Mayor Sharon Weston Broome's proposed $918 million budget for next year, Together Baton Rouge is calling on the mayor to fund an initiative she backed on the campaign trail to increase food access in the parish's many food deserts.
The group has made the fresh food financing program one piece of a larger economic development vision that emphasizes investing in public services and helping low-income communities. Together Baton Rouge will hold a rally at 4:30 p.m. today to urge the mayor and council members that promised to support funding the program to keep their word.
Despite the two sides meeting several times in recent months, the budget that Broome unveiled earlier this month—deemed a "standstill" budget—didn't fund the program.
Together Baton Rouge is pointing to an event last year when Broome, while on the campaign trail for mayor, said she would explicitly support sending $1.5 million for the program. Several Metro Council members also championed the initiative.
"We did ask for (the fresh food financing program) to be a priority but at the end of the day it's the mayor's budget," says councilwoman Tara Wicker, who is chairing this week's budget hearings.
In a statement today, the mayor says she has offered to develop a public-private funding stream to support the program, adding she will continue to work with Together Baton Rouge to implement a "pragmatic" funding system.
Edgar Cage, a Together Baton Rouge member who has led the food access initiative, says the group is asking not necessarily for the entire $1.5 million, but merely something to get the program up and running.
The Fresh Food Financing program would use local money to leverage federal and private dollars to bring grocery stores to low-income areas lacking food options. Under Together Baton Rouge's proposal, the city would partner with an organization that could tap federal funding, vet grocers and offer grants or low-interest loans to help grocery stores get off the ground.
The well-documented lack of access to healthy food in Baton Rouge is often cited as a driver of the area's high obesity and diabetes rates. North Baton Rouge leaders have also pitched grocers, which are often anchors for larger retail projects, as economic development tools for the underserved area.


Thomas completed his articles at Ernst & Young in 1995. From there, he joined Investec Bank as a Corporate Finance Consultant. He gained vast experience in capital raising and restructuring, listings and disposals.
After executing a series of pre-IPO investments on behalf of Investec, his passion to establish long-term investments in unlisted companies was born, the culmination of which saw him help establish Investec Private Equity in 1999.
Thomas left Investec in 2010 to pursue his own interests in the private equity industry. As Principal Investor and CEO of DP Capital, Thomas endeavours to assist management teams throughout Southern Africa acquire and grow the businesses they manage.
Thomas currently serves as Chairman on three boards, and acts as a director on one other.
Nazmi has more than 25 years' experience in the gases, LPG and welding industry. In addition to being General Manager, Sales & Marketing for Afrox, he also previously served on the Afrox (AOL) Board.
He was promoted to the BOC Group (UK) as Marketing Director for the global BOC Industrial Gases and welding business and later taking on the position as Global Marketing Director and Head of the Welding Consumables business for ESAB based in London. In addition, he was a shareholder and Director of Thombo Petroleum, an offshore oil and gas exploration company.
Nazmi returned to South Africa to assist in the transformation of the Afrox business and after a short retirement, took on the role of the Weldamax CEO in January 2017.
Rene is a qualified Chartered Accountant. She holds a Masters Degree in South African and International Taxation from RAU, and completed her articles at PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Entrepreneurial Advisory Division.
Since joining Tiso Group in 2004 as Finance Manager and Private Equity Deal Executive, Rene has been very active in the private equity industry.
In 2008, she joined Tsiya Group as Director. During her time there, she was made a Managing Director of Gagasi 99.5, a KwaZulu-Natal radio station.
Rene joined SPE in March 2011 as Investment Principal. She is responsible for sourcing, evaluating and implementing investments, and deals with post-investment management. She also represents SPE on various governance structures of its investments.
Ntshediseng holds a BCom in Accounting from the University of the Witwatersrand and an MBA from the Gordon Institute of Business Science. She began her career in the banking arena as a consultant at Investec Private Bank after which she joined Business Partners Limited in 2008 as a Business Analyst. Her role involved portfolio management and deal execution where she worked on transactions in the engineering, consulting and manufacturing sector. She subsequently joined the National Empowerment Fund as a transactor in the SME fund.
She joined Sanlam Private Equity in March 2013 as an Investment Associate and is responsible for the origination, evaluation and implementation of prospective investments as well as post -investment management of portfolio assets.
Executive Director B Bus Sc (Finance and Accounting) Post Graduate Diploma Accounting; CFA, Program for Leadership Development (Harvard Business School).
Bukelwa is a founder and executive director of Jade Capital. She has over 12 years of experience in Investment Banking, having worked for 11 years in the Private Equity Division of Investec Bank Limited. She has obtained exposure to a wide spectrum of sectors including the hospitality, quick service restaurant, industrial services, engineering, retail and wholesale sectors.
Bukelwa has served as a non-executive director on the boards (and board committees) of the following companies: Franki (Pty) Ltd, Plumblink (Pty) Ltd, Kumnandi Food company (Pty) Ltd, Anglo V3 Crane Hire (Pty) Ltd, Elcon Cranes and Construction (Pty) Ltd, Protea Hospitality Holdings (Pty) Ltd, Metaf Investment Holdings and The Business Place (eQonce). She has also represented Investec Bank Limited as an observer on the boards of Kensani Corrections (Pty) Ltd, African Revival Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd, Tsiya Radio (Pty) Ltd, Tsiya Group (Pty) Ltd, and Shanduka Group (Pty) Ltd.
Bukelwa is a non-executive director on the board of Unispan Holdings (Pty) Ltd, and is also a member of the Women's Property Network in Gauteng.
Natalie holds a BA LLB from the University of the Witwatersrand. She was admitted to practise as an attorney, notary and conveyancer by the High Court of South Africa in 2000 and spent a number of years in practice in firms in Johannesburg before spending some time abroad.
On her return to South Africa in 2010 she made the move to corporate, joining The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited in 2011, where she worked as a legal manager in various divisions for a period of some 3 years before starting at Sanlam Capital Markets (Proprietary) Limited in the role of legal advisor in 2013.
Natalie advised both the debt team as well as the private equity division of Sanlam Life Insurance Limited, before permanently taking up the position as the dedicated legal counsel for Sanlam Private Equity in November 2016.
Non-Executive Director B-Comm (Honours in Accounting) CA(SA).
Zola is a founder and executive director of Jade Capital Partners. She was previously a director in the Real Estate Finance Division of Standard Bank, heading up the New Business Team, where she was a member of the Executive Committee and the Deal Approval Committee.
Prior to this, she was an Investment Banker having held roles in the BEE Finance and Investments Division of Standard Bank and as a Corporate Finance Consultant at Investec Bank Limited.
Zola serves as a non-executive director on the board of Hospitality Property Fund, Sasol Inzalo, Grindrod Bank and Grindrod Limited. She is a South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) board member and was the 2014 Chairperson of the Women's Property Network (Gauteng).
Anil represents Sanlam Private Equity on the board of Weldamax and has over 15 years of private equity deal making experience.
Prior to joining Sanlam, Anil was a director at Brait's private equity business. Anil qualified as a chartered accountant in South Africa, before spending some time abroad at Ernst & Young's corporate finance division in London.


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Beckman Senior Fellow examines working memory
The prospect of collaborating with one-time colleagues Monica Fabiani and Gabriele Gratton, led Nelson Cowan, Curators Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of Missouri-Columbia, to an appointment as a Senior Fellow at the Beckman Institute. The Senior Fellows Program gives established faculty from other universities the opportunity to do short-term, on-site, interdisciplinary research with other Beckman Institute researchers.
By Maeve Reilly
The group will examine working memory, which, says Cowan, is information that is temporarily held in your mind in order to help you perform different tasks.
"For example, in language comprehension, you need to remember what was just said in order to interpret what's going to be said," Cowan explained. "In math, you have to hold partial results in order to get the right final result. In just about everything we do, working memory is involved."
"Working memory is a critical cognitive function," Gratton said. "Every task we perform in real life, from sustaining a discussion to going shopping, requires that we maintain information, which needs to be stored quickly, but not necessarily maintained for a very long time."
Paying attention to a piece of information, then, might seem key to working memory, however Cowan says that even when we're not paying attention, we can still recollect some information.
"Cognitive psychologists often seem to find that the information is fairly stable across maybe 10 or 15 seconds at least, even without paying attention to it," Cowan said. "But that seems discrepant with what is typically said in neuroscience, which is that the information disappears or degrades pretty quickly when there isn't any attention to it."
Working with Fabiani and Gratton, both professors of psychology and neuroscientists, Cowan hopes to create a shared concept of working memory that can bridge the gap between how neuroscientists and cognitive psychologists define the term.
To begin, the researchers are conducting a literature review in order to resolve the issue. Thus far, their research has indicated some cross-over information within the points of view.
"The resolution appears to be that, if you look carefully, you find that some of the cognitive behavioral results do show loss over time or decay, and some of the neuroscience results show stability over time. The question is how to match those up, that is, what are the circumstances under which information lasts or does not last?" Cowan said.
Even if someone is not paying much attention to a piece of information, there are cues that can help with recall.
"If someone asks you to remember six letters, you might find it rather difficult," said Cowan. "But, for example, you might get six letters such as 'FBICIA.' Then it becomes easy because you've used your knowledge to form a new couple of chunks in long-term memory."
Cowan explains that's one method that can work and there may be others, including that your brain may flag things that it thinks it might need in the future. Or the space allocated for working memory can hold only certain information for certain periods of time, limiting what new information can be added.
"Within that space, a smaller amount of information is in the focus of attention, and the focus of attention results in a stronger, more regular, more logical memory of whatever's in there at the same time," Cowan said.
"Some people have talked about working memory as if it's all of that activated information and other people have talked about it as if it's only what's in the focus of attention. Part of what we need to do is draw attention to the fact that we're not all talking about the same thing—the terms are used in different ways."
"Working memory has been extensively studied by both cognitive psychologists and by neuroscientists," Fabiani said. "However, they do not always share the same idea of what the term means. Nelson and the two of us have set up the task of accomplishing this in order to provide a framework in which the two types of theories can be reconciled."
The review and the definition of working memory will form some research experiments over the next few years, says Cowan, possibly at the Beckman Institute.
"The facilities at Beckman are obviously wonderful," Cowan said. "As nice as the facilities are, the important thing about the Beckman Institute is the people."


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The  Iran Meteorological Organization, also called the Met Department, is an agency of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development of the Government of Iran. Headquartered in Tehran, it is the principal agency responsible for meteorological observations, weather forecasting and seismology, operating hundreds of observation stations across Iran.

History
In 1928, the meteorological office was included in the Barzegaran school curriculum, taught by French teachers. The first platform for the measurement of meteorological data, air temperature, relative humidity and rainfall was built and completed in 1929 in the Barzegaran school. After World War II, the first meteorological observatories were established in Iran by the Allies in 1948.

Heads of Meteorological Organization
Before the revolution:

-Professor Mohammad Hassan Ganji from 1335 to 1347

- Abdolhossein Parviz Navai from 1347 to 1357

- Ginos Nemat (Supervisor of 1978)

- General Asghar Behsarsht (1978)

After the revolution :

- Cyrus Ahadpour from 1357 to 1358

- Hassan Hajilari from 1358 to 1359

- Kazem Samadian from 1359 to 1360

- Ali Mohammad Nourian from 1360 to 1372

- Hossein Ali Taravat from 1372 to 1373

- Ali Mohammad Nourian from 1373 to 1388 (second time)

-Bahram Sanaei from 1388 to 1392

- Davood Parhizgar from 1392 to 1397

- Sahar Tajbakhsh since March 1397

See also
 Atmospheric Science and Meteorological Research Center

References

Governmental meteorological agencies in Asia
Government agencies of Iran

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'Synchronic' Review: Twisted, Trippy Trips Through Time
There's brainy sci-fi, and then there's very brainy sci-fi. It's rare that very brainy sci-fi packs a genuinely emotional, or even just sensationalistic, wallop. But the filmmaking team of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (of 2017's "The Endless") are working up an impressive batting average in this department.
Their new movie, "Synchronic," is inspired, at least to some extent, by the wreckage wreaked by designer drugs of dubious legality (the ostensibly synthetic marijuana called K2, for instance). Here, a couple of overworked New Orleans paramedics, Steve (Anthony Mackie) and Dennis (Jamie Dornan), discover casualties of the pill that gives the movie its title. Some die of mishaps, like falling down an elevator shaft, but one woman expires of a snake bite. Not necessarily uncommon — except she was in a hotel without any venomous snakes on the loose.
As we get to know the central characters better, their circumstances feed a story line that gets curiouser and curiouser. Steve has a brain tumor he's keeping secret. Dennis's rebellious teenage daughter disappears after going to a drug party. The proximity of Steve's tumor to his pineal gland and the average age of Synchronic users both prove significant. And Steve's dog is named Hawking.
After Steve discovers that Synchronic is in fact a "time-travel pill," it's off to the races. Mackie's character puts his life — which he considers expendable — on the line to help find his friend's child, whom he suspects has become stuck in another, more hostile, time.
"The past sucks!" Steve discovers on his journey. Moorhead and Benson don't overlook the more amusing aspects of the scenario: The expressions Hawking makes each time Steve goes into the past are droll, for example. And the duo deliver shocks, scares and a resonant payoff.
Synchronic
Rated R for language and violence. Running time: 1 hour 36 minutes. In theaters. Please consult the guidelines outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention before watching movies inside theaters.
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Van der Walt wins Mandela Golf event
South African Dawie van der Walt shoots four-under 66 on final day to lift trophy in rain-shortened tournament.
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Van Der Walt of South Africa holds the Nelson Mandela Championship trophy [Getty Images]
Dawie van der Walt shot a four-under 66 to win the Nelson Mandela Championship by two shots, giving the tournament a South African victory in a week when the country bids farewell to its former president.
Van der Walt finished with a three-round total of 15-under 195 on Saturday as the sun eventually shone on the final day of the rain-shortened event.
It was his second European Tour victory.
England's Matthew Baldwin (68) and Spain's Jorge Campillo (68) were tied for second.
Even before the rain disrupted the first two days, organisers had brought the schedule forward a day to make sure the tournament did not run over into Sunday out of respect for the state funeral of Mandela.
"It's making you kind of part of history, winning it at this time when it's sad for everyone and everyone's mourning and tomorrow's the big day,'' Van der Walt said, wearing a black ribbon on his cap.
"It obviously means a lot and can be something that I can keep close to my heart forever.''
Mandela trophy
Van der Walt lifted a trophy that depicts an image of Mandela surrounded by children and also won a painting bearing the signature of South Africa's most famous figure.
The tournament donated money to one of Mandela's charities, a children's hospital that bears his name.
Englishman Daniel Brooks had held a three-shot lead after the second round in Durban, which was only completed earlier Saturday because of the weather delays, but struggled with five bogeys and a double bogey in his final-round 76.
Van der Walt, who was tied for second heading to the final 18 holes, made five birdies and an eagle to go with three bogeys on the Mount Edgecombe course.
Coming in, he recovered from his third bogey at No 11 by making eagle at No 12 and birdie at No 13.
The South African also caught a break on the par-five No 14 when a shot heading toward the rough bounced favorably for him.
Neither Baldwin nor Campillo could apply enough pressure in the final stretch, with Baldwin making just one birdie in his last 11 and Campillo crucially dropping a shot at No 15.
Campillo and Colin Nel on Friday became the first players to card 59s in a European Tour event, although their scores don't count as records because players were given preferred lies on the rain-soaked course.
France's Romain Wattel was alone in fourth on 12 under and South Africa's Oliver Bekker fifth on 11 under. American John Hahn finished in a four-way tie for sixth alongside four-time European Tour winner Branden Grace.


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New Chapter: Fandom: Historicized Fandom and the Conversation between East and West Perspectives
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Dr Ricarda Vidal How do you translate a poem into a film, how do you render a soundscape in words, what will this look like when it is turned back into a poem? How could it be performed? I'd like to invite you to listen, watch and read the example below – and as you… Continue reading An Invitation to Translate
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Jazmín Ruiz Díaz In the face of the pandemic, there is no need to overexplain that as a PhD student, I needed to find the right mechanisms to cope with anxiety, uncertainty and a severe case of writer's block after the lockdown started in the UK, while my home country, Paraguay, took a much strict… Continue reading Ut[app]ías del deseo: An artistic project on utopias, desire and dating apps
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Taylor Annabell Like many in the CMCI academic community, my research has adapted and responded to the unfolding social environment brought about by Covid-19. In fact, entering lockdown in the UK on the 23rd March 2020 was the midway point for me in my fieldwork interviews. My PhD looks at how memory is entangled in… Continue reading Remembering life using social media during pandemic times
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Takao Teuri Dr Hye-Kyung Lee (CMCI), Karin Chau (CMCI), and I (Takao Terui, CMCI) launched a new seminar series titled Asian Cultural Policy Research Seminar Series (ACPRSS). This series aims to broaden our understandings about the cultural and creative industries /cultural policy and to contribute to de-Westernising this field and de-colonising our curriculum, by sharing voices… Continue reading The Asian Cultural Policy Research Seminar Series
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Shaping digital methodologies and ethics at Humboldt University's MeDiA Lab
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East Asian Popular Culture as a Disruptor 2020 Symposium Report
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The Lost Girl – practice as research
Dr Kate McMillan In a recent public lecture, the well-known curator and art critic Nicolas Bourriaud declared that when he has questions, he makes an exhibition, and when he has answers he writes a book. This statement really resonated for me, as both an artist and a writer on art. During the course of my… Continue reading The Lost Girl – practice as research
Understanding contemporary Chinese national identity formation through Taiwan
Andong Li Scholarship of nationalism studies has been trying hard to respond to the paradox that nationalist sentiment sharply surges in many countries while the world is becoming more digitalised and globalised. It seems to be increasingly obvious that the cosmopolitan promise of globalisation and digitisation has failed, and cross-Strait (Chinese mainland-Taiwan) relations might be… Continue reading Understanding contemporary Chinese national identity formation through Taiwan
Curating expertise: Towards an Interdisciplinary Museums Studies Research Agenda at KCL
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The 'Migration Crisis' in Italy: a Crisis of Identity?
Maria Paola Pofi My PhD research project aims at investigating the phenomena of human mobility (migration) and mediated mobility (mediation) across national borders through a study of migrant transnational lives in Italy. In particular, placing the research within the context of the 'migration crisis' – and the conflicts over cultural diversity it triggered – has… Continue reading The 'Migration Crisis' in Italy: a Crisis of Identity?
Response to Ofcom Consultation on BBC Children's news and first-run UK originations and the BBC's request to change its Operating Licence
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Chile: Doing research in times of social change
Catalina Urtubia Figueroa Just two months ago, Chilean president Sebastian Piñera stated in a televised interview that Chile was "an oasis in Latin America", referring to its stable democracy and growing economy. On October 18th, it became evident that Chile was more likely to be a mirage when mass protests kicked off in Santiago due… Continue reading Chile: Doing research in times of social change
#KuñaJesareko: Instagram as a place for the female gaze
Jazmín Ruiz Díaz I have recently had the opportunity of presenting my book chapter The Female Gaze in Times of Selfies as a member of the Feminist & Gender Research Reading Group at King's/Queen Mary (Liss DTP). This chapter — part of the book Amalgama: Women, Identity & Diaspora— represents the culmination of what started… Continue reading #KuñaJesareko: Instagram as a place for the female gaze
China on the Move and the Children Left Behind
Xiaoying Han My research interest in children's media grew out of my time studying for a master's degree in journalism. I came across an online forum called 'Left-behind Children Bar', the members of which were mainly left-behind children in China. Many of them posted about their hatred towards their parents and their feelings of abandonment.… Continue reading China on the Move and the Children Left Behind
The new activist museum agenda: an interview with Dr Red Chidgey
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Media education in the age of digital capitalism
Professor David Buckingham Readers of this site would probably agree that all of us need to study and learn about contemporary media – and that includes children. Teaching about media in schools is by no means a new development: in the UK, it can be traced back to the 1930s, both as part of English… Continue reading Media education in the age of digital capitalism
The co-created museum: art institutions' search for new roles and relevance
Stella Toonen When visiting museums as a child I was always fascinated by the exotic stories from far away countries or the extraordinary ideas coming from the creative minds of the featured artists. When I grew up, that fascination transformed into wanting to find out where those stories and ideas came from, and especially who… Continue reading The co-created museum: art institutions' search for new roles and relevance
Intersemiotic Journeys between Practice and Theory
Dr Ricarda Vidal Can we translate between poetry and dance, between painting and music, between scent and performance in the same way as we translate between French and English in literary translation? How would such a translation differ from response, adaptation or illustration? And what might we find out about communication if we tried to… Continue reading Intersemiotic Journeys between Practice and Theory
A Window into South Africa through Reality TV and Social Media
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Museums in Arabia Conference: An Intercultural Dialogue through Museum Practice
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Un-Governing the Neoliberal Subject: Humanities in the Service of Cultural Criticism
Jessica Davis Under the influence of neoliberal tendencies, knowledge generation within academia is increasingly focused on heightened productivity, metric performance, and enhanced competitiveness. Within this context, the university has been characterized by its recalibration through a new market logic (De Angelis and Harvie, 2009). Demonstrable in this regard is the reconfiguration of higher education as… Continue reading Un-Governing the Neoliberal Subject: Humanities in the Service of Cultural Criticism
Trans-Disciplinary Fieldwork and Post-Fieldwork at CMCI
Camilo Sol Inti Soler Caicedo When I mention that I do research on dance, I am always pleased to see faces of interest, curiosity and intrigue. What is even more enthralling for me, and seemingly for those who listen to my doctoral accounts until the end, is the diversity of approaches I used during fieldwork… Continue reading Trans-Disciplinary Fieldwork and Post-Fieldwork at CMCI
Investigating Cosmic Wellness
Dr Bridget Conor On 19th November 2017, a new Instagram post appeared on the official goop Instagram feed, a 30 second video announcing: 'The wait is over. GOOPGLOW is here 👏. A power shot of 6 potent antioxidants in one tiny package. Simply mix the powder with water, stir and #bottomsup (it's delicious p.s.).' The… Continue reading Investigating Cosmic Wellness
CMCI Emerging Voices Conference 2019
Lauren Cantillon On Thursday 6th and Friday 7th June, the CMCI department was delighted to welcome over 100 speakers and delegates from around the world to our annual postgraduate conference, CMCI Emerging Voices. Held in Bush House, this year's conference theme was 'Beyond Disciplines' – chosen by the organising committee to reflect the interdisciplinary nature of… Continue reading CMCI Emerging Voices Conference 2019
The  Feminist Research Reading Group
Katrin  Schindel The  Feminist Research Reading Group  has emerged out of the LISS-facilitated "Feminist Methods" seminar that took place at King's College in the summer of 2018. The group is run by three PhD students, Sarah Louise Marks (Business School, Queen Mary), Sally King (Global Health & Social Medicine, King's), and Katrin  Schindel  (CMCI, King's). Our aim is to continue… Continue reading The  Feminist Research Reading Group
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Dr Anna Woodham @Aura Films For the last year, I have been part of a project called 'Energy in Store' working with the Science Museum Group (SMG) to consider how museums can better meet the needs of diverse audiences. In particular, we have been looking at new ways of working with 'enthusiast experts' that could benefit not only the experts themselves but also new generations of researchers, the museum and… Continue reading Energy in Store: How can museums encourage more productive relationships with their communities?
Reflections on the Cultural Memory Group: Forgetting in the Digital Media Ecology
Taylor Annabell At a recent session of the Culture Memory Group, Professor Andrew Hoskins from the University of Glasgow invited us to consider the significance of forgetting in understanding memory and in particular, approaching memory in the digital media ecology. In my PhD project I have followed the path of memory studies in focusing on memory… Continue reading Reflections on the Cultural Memory Group: Forgetting in the Digital Media Ecology
CMCI Emerging Voices 2019: "Beyond Disciplines"
Elena Terranova and Rebecca Young CMCI Emerging Voices is an annual conference led by PhD students at the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries (CMCI), in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities at King's College London (KCL). The CMCI conference offers an opportunity for creating stimulating discussions around latest research and practices in the… Continue reading CMCI Emerging Voices 2019: "Beyond Disciplines"
Symposium "Invisible Children: Children's Media, Diversity, and Forced Migration", 14 September 2018, King's College London
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Home/Social Media/Herschel Walker's son is a social media persona going viral for denouncing him
Christian Walker is a conservative social media persona and podcast host whose father, businessman and school soccer legend Herschel Walker, is the Republican nominee to run towards Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock on this 12 months's midterm elections.
However father and son have not often crossed paths in public this 12 months — till this week, when the youthful Walker criticized his father in a collection of social media posts and movies.
Christian Walker's criticism was prompted, he mentioned, by Herschel Walker's newest scandals: On Monday evening, the candidate denied a Every day Beast report that he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion in 2009. He campaigned for the Senate as an anti-politician. of abortion.
Within the Every day Beast story, Herschel Walker advised Fox Information' Sean Hannity on Monday: "It is a lie."
His son used the identical phrases to assault him.
"Individuals on the fitting pulled that I did a marketing campaign occasion with my dad final 12 months… I did an occasion final 12 months after we have been advised that he would transfer previous his previous and take duty for himself," mentioned Christian Walker in one among his movies this week after the Every day Beast story.
"Nothing occurred to that. Everybody lies," he mentioned. "Do not lie about your life to the detriment of me, my mother, and all of the folks you've got labored with all through your life. You possibly can't fake to be an ethical household man.
Christian Walker didn't reply to a number of requests for an interview from ABC Information.
In his social media posts, Christian Walker has hinted at different controversies that his father has denied, together with information articles this 12 months that Herschel Walker had a number of youngsters whereas publicly figuring out solely Christian. ("To say that I hid my youngsters as a result of I did not point out them to reporters with a view to win a marketing campaign? That is horrible," Herschel mentioned in a press release this summer season.)
Christian Walker took one other view.
"You already know my favourite problem to speak about is the lack of the daddy. Shock! As a result of it impacts me," he mentioned in a Tuesday video, including, "He has 4 youngsters, 4 completely different women. Not at dwelling elevating one among them. ."
Final evening, shortly after the Every day Beast report, Christian Walker wrote on Twitter, "[H]ow DARE YOU SPEAK and act like a 'ethical, Christian, upright particular person.' You reside a lifetime of LOVING different folks's lives. How about you."
In one other tweet, Christian Walker wrote "Each member of Herschel Walker's household requested him to not run for workplace, as a result of everyone knows (a few of) his previous."
Herschel Walker additionally tweeted this week. "I really like my son it doesn't matter what," he wrote.
Republican Senate candidate for Georgia, Herschel Walker speaks at a marketing campaign occasion on Sept. 9, 2022, in Gwinnett, Ga.
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Who's Christian Walker? The varsity athlete turned a social media star
Christian Walker, 23, is the one little one of Herschel Walker and Cindy DeAngelis Grossman, the candidate's first spouse. They married in 1983 after assembly on the College of Georgia, the place the elder Walker discovered success in soccer and Grossman in operating.
Christian Walker was born in 1999 in Dallas shortly after the retirement of Herschel Walker from the Dallas Cowboys, the final skilled group for which he performed. She and Grossman divorced in 2002, when their son was 3 years previous.
Grossman sought and was granted a restraining order towards Herschel Walker in 2005.
In a 2008 interview with ABC Information' "Nightline," Grossman provided a disturbing take a look at the ultimate years of their relationship, claiming that her ex-husband as soon as threatened her with a weapon. .
"He obtained a gun, and he put it to my temple," she advised "Nightline."
"Put a gun proper to your temple," replied ABC Information reporter Bob Woodruff, "and what does he say?"
"I'll blow your effin' brains out," Grossman mentioned.
Herschel Walker admits he does not keep in mind the precise incident — which he suggests is the results of his prognosis with dissociative identification dysfunction, or DID, a posh psychological well being situation characterised by some extreme and probably debilitating signs . He has since contended that he acquired remedy and was "cured" of his DID, and he says he takes duty for any previous transgressions — one thing his son took problem with this week.
Courtroom information associated to Grossman's divorce proceedings comprise further allegations that Herschel Walker made threats of violence towards her and her former girlfriend. Herschel Walker denied these allegations when he was interviewed by the police in 2005.
Christian Walker, son of the Republican US Senate candidate for Georgia, Herschel Walker, spoke in a submit from his Twitter feed, Oct. 4, 2022.
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Grew to become a political persona
Christian Walker, although now a vocal political conservative with tons of of 1000's of followers on social media, mentioned final 12 months he not often heard or talked about politics rising up, even from his father.
"It's totally unusual, however we do not discuss it, in my home," he mentioned in a 2021 interview with former President Donald Trump's daughter-in-law, Lara.
"My dad particularly, like, I do not keep in mind him ever having actual information. My mother typically has information. previous, [I started] listening and being attentive to politics."
She was additionally about 14 years previous when she began cheering in competitors, together with Spirit of Texas, one of the fashionable applications within the nation. He additionally ran observe on his highschool group.
He as soon as mentioned he by no means felt like he let his dad down by cheerleading as a substitute of taking part in soccer. In an interview with CBS Information in 2015, Herschel Walker mentioned that he was "proud" that his son was in such an athletic sport.
At 16, the youthful Walker received the 2016 All Star Cheerleading World Championship at Disney World and went on to cheer at Southern Methodist College. He graduated within the spring from the College of California, Los Angeles, and moved to Florida — troubled by California's progressive politics, he mentioned, whereas eager for a "free" state.
Since highschool, he has targeted extra on his conservative views and his social media persona.
In 2020, he reportedly led a "Gays for Trump" march in West Hollywood outdoors Los Angeles and he has constructed a web-based presence largely attributable to snide and tongue-in-cheek social commentary. and political points — reminiscent of testing whether or not Chick-fil-A hen "fixes him" — whereas drawing followers, critics and lots of commentators.
His content material, uncompromising and fierce, options movies about "liberal blue-haired" sorts, complaints about rising gasoline costs and all the most recent from his waterfall of frustrations whereas courting males. (He mentioned he was uncomfortable with the time period "homosexual.")
Typically, he narrates his movies from the Starbucks drive-thru line, the place he saves his monologues to order a drink. A few of his on-line exercise spills out of the automotive — however continues to be on the go line — like when he FACE R&B artist Kehlani, after she mentioned Kehlani known as her an "a–hole" whereas ordering.
He tried to create a picture completely different from his father's, he mentioned, and he not often used his social media accounts to advertise his father's political efforts.
"I am making an attempt to construct my platform by myself and never just below his shadow or something," he advised Lara Trump final 12 months.
The youthful Walker joined his father in December to help his candidacy, introducing him at an occasion at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago.
Individually, Christian Walker additionally offered some pro-Herschel Walker merchandise this 12 months via his web site, although these objects seem to have been taken.
On Twitter this week, she admitted that she largely opted out of her dad's marketing campaign due to how her father dealt with her private baggage.
"We're advised that 'he'll face his previous and inform the reality,'" he wrote. "You already know, earlier than he began mendacity."
ABC Information' Lalee Ibssa contributed to this report.
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Soon after the opening of the App Store in 2008, The Wall Street Journal sat down with the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs to discuss the store and future of the company. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the online store, it recently published (along with The Information) both the audio and transcript of the interview with Jobs. The historical record shows even Jobs was surprised by the App Store's immediate success. Here are some key highlights from the interview, which was held on Aug. 7, 2008.
I would not trust any of our predictions because reality has so far exceeded them by such a great degree that we've been reduced to spectators just like you, watching this amazing phenomenon and just doing our best to try to help everybody get their apps done and get them on the store.
Jobs also discussed whether Apple was serious about mobile vs. desktop. In 2018, we now know the answer. Ten years earlier, the question was probably far more controversial.
I think there are a lot of people and I'm one of them who believe that mobile's going to get quite serious because there are things you can do…Obviously, mobile's with you all the time, but there's services you can provide with mobile that obviously are not relevant on a desktop, such as location-based services integrated into your application.
Whether the App Store would become a significant part of Apple's business, Jobs suggested it could eventually become a $1 billion marketplace. At WWDC this June, Apple reported that developers have now made $100 billion on the App Store.
An audio recording of the 43-minute interview with Jobs is available online and well worth your time.
What's your biggest surprise about the App Store after 10 years? Leave your comments below.


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Q: Writing array of structures through pipe I am learning process managing in Linux and I need to make child and parent communicate though a pipe. I have declared two structures:
typedef struct
{
    double min, max, avg;   /*Number stats*/
} Stats;

typedef struct {
    pid_t pid;      /*Process ID*/
    int first;      /*First number to process*/
    int last;       /*Last number to process*/
    int fd[2];      /*Pipe descriptor*/
    Stats stats;    /*Stats computed by process*/
}Process_list;

I need the M child processes to compute some stats out of an array of numbers (dividing the work). Then, the child process would read the Process_list structure, process the numbers in the array from first to last (specified there) and save the computed stats into the stats structure.
The most relevant parts to my trouble of the code are the following (I am adding comments instead of other pieces of code to explain what is done OK):
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    pList=(Process_list *)malloc((M+1)*sizeof(Process_list));
    /*Correct allocation is checked*/

    int i;
    pid_t pid;
    for (i=0 ; i<M ; i++)       /*M clones*/
    {
        /*Fork and pipe creation*/
        pid = fork ();
        pipe(pList[i].fd);

        /*If it's the child*/
        if ( pid == 0 )
        {
            pList[i].pid=pid;
            printf("CHILD %d: %d a %d\n",i, pList[i].first,pList[i].last);

            /*A function here computes stats and saves them OK in the struct*/
            /*(e.g. min is saved in pList[i].stats.max, when printed it's a reasonable value)*/

            /*Now I need to send the info to the parent*/
            ret1=close(pList[i].fd[0]);
            /*ret1=0 => OK */

            ret2=write(pList[i].fd[1], &(pList[i].stats), sizeof(Stats));
            printf("return write: %d\n",ret2);
            /*TROUBLE HERE! This isn't even printed. sizeof(Stats)=24 which I think is OK*/

            exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
        }

        /*Parent*/
        else if ( pid > 0 )
        {
            wait(NULL); /*Is this really neccesary?*/

            ret1=close(pList[i].fd[1]);
            ret2=read(pList[i].fd[0], &(pList[i].stats), sizeof(Stats));
            /*Both ret1 and ret2 = 0*/

            printf("[p]Mín: %lf\n Max: %lf\nAverage: %lf\n",pList[i].stats.min,pList[i].stats.max,pList[i].stats.avg);
            /*Everything printed here  = 0.0000000000*/

        }

        else /*fork error*/
                return -1;
    }

So my problem is that childs compute their stats perfectly, but the parent doesn't receive them. The write() function does nothing. This happens for every value of M (including M=1 -just one process).
Also I don't know if wait(NULL) is necessary, as I've seen some working examples that doesn't use it. However, if I don't write it there, the parent's printfs will appear before the child's, so I think it just doesn't wait for the child to write in the pipe. It doesn't work without it, anyway.
Or maybe the structure approach is just not a good one?
Thank you very much in advance!

A: You have to create the pipe before you fork it. Otherwise you are creating two pipes. One on your parent and one on your child which are not connected.
And wait for the child after you got all the data, else you may end up waiting forever if the child is blocking on write for the pipe buffer to clear. wait frees up resources associated with a dead child. If your child is not dead this will wait until it is.
Another thing: use fwrite for writing blocks of data (arrays of structs) to a file descriptor. fread for reading. You can convert a file descriptor to a FILE* with fdopen.
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
pList=(Process_list *)malloc((M+1)*sizeof(Process_list));
/*Correct allocation is checked*/

int i;
pid_t pid;
for (i=0 ; i<M ; i++)       /*M clones*/
{
    /*Fork and pipe creation*/
    if(pipe(pList[i].fd)) {
        perror("pipe");
        return -1;
    }
    pid = fork ();

    /*If it's the child*/
    if ( pid == 0 )
    {
        pList[i].pid=pid;
        printf("CHILD %d: %d a %d\n",i, pList[i].first,pList[i].last);

        /*A function here computes stats and saves them OK in the struct*/
        /*(e.g. min is saved in pList[i].stats.max, when printed it's a reasonable value)*/

        /*this just closes your read end of the pipe*/
        close(pList[i].fd[0]);
        /*ret1=0 => OK */

        FILE* fp = fdopen(pList[i].fd[1], "w");
        while (!fwrite(&(pList[i].stats), sizeof(Stats), 1, fp) && !feof(fp));
        if (feof(fp)) {
            fclose(fp);
            fprintf(stderr, "reader closed his end of the pipe\n");
            return -1;
        }

        // sends eof to reader
        fclose(fp);

        printf("%d bytes written successfully",sizeof(Stats));
        /*TROUBLE HERE! This isn't even printed. sizeof(Stats)=24 which I think is OK*/

        exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
    }

    /*Parent*/
    else if ( pid > 0 )
    {

        // this is actually nessesary to ensure that the pipe properly closes
        close(pList[i].fd[1]);
        FILE* fp = fdopen(pList[i].fd[0], "r");

        if (!fread(&(pList[i].stats), sizeof(Stats), 1, fp)) {
            fprintf(stderr, "writer sent eof, but not enough data\n");
            return -1;
        }

        fclose(fp);

        printf("[p]Mín: %lf\n Max: %lf\nAverage: %lf\n",pList[i].stats.min,pList[i].stats.max,pList[i].stats.avg);
        /*Everything printed here  = 0.0000000000*/

        wait(0);

    }

    else /*fork error*/
            return -1;
}

A: In the case of a terminated child, performing a wait() allows the system to release the resources associated with the child; if a wait() is not performed, then the terminated child remains in a "zombie" state. Its kind of a safe practice and always good to use it. Reference: man -s2 wait
The wait(NULL) system call implies that, the parent process will wait for any child process(and in your case it will wait for the child that been just forked) and will not store the status returned by your child process. If you want more control on the wait, check out: man -s2 waitpid. Basically, wait() is a vanilla form of waitpid().
Now, the pipe part. You are creating a pipe inside the child process. How will this be accessible to the parent process? In reality it works this way: if a pipe is created in a parent process, the pipe fd's will be copied to the child process. Not the other way around.
Refer: man -s2 pipe
So, create the pipe in the parent process, then issue a fork() and then use the pipe fd in the child process to send to the parent. The child can now write() the data into the pipe's write fd and the parent code can now read() what the child process wrote.
You wrote a uni-directional IPC communication from child to parent. So, you're closing the read fd in the child and you  are also closing the write fd in the parent. So, that way you only write in child and only read in parent. The logic is properly implemented.No fault there.
Once you fix the logical problem with the pipe()(creating the pipe in parent and then forking), your code should work as you intended. There's no reason why the pipe shouldn't work with any datatype or the structure you wrote.

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			if(v.type !== 'header') {
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		mydata[isKey] = isMe;
		var btn = $(this.refs.resetbutton.getDOMNode())
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			url: Text.resetemail,
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			}.bind(this),

			error: function(xhr, status, err) {
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			}.bind(this)

		/* always reset our buttons
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	}
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Jerklenn nodded her head slowly, searching for words. 'I understand. But perhaps it is you who does not understand.' Her voice was strong and clear, although she kept her eyes on the ground in front of her.
Anger began to creep into Vance's words. 'What is there to understand? My father is being criticised for doing the same thing that the Minbari were doing to countless humans. Killing. Does it really matter how?'
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Everywhere Vance turned, his father seemed to be there already, lining his way with booby traps. 'And I thought this might be a clean start,' Vance said.
'You should still believe that,' Jerklenn replied. 'We will soon be Anla'shok. Our focus must be on defeating the enemies to come, and the phantoms of our past should be forgotten.'
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On the issues, they largely agree, but Israel's politicians are letting their egos ruin everything
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The latest election is now two weeks behind us, and the result can only be described as a political fiasco. Is it not madness that my 19-year-old son, who is in the army right now, has already voted three times, and a fourth election is already scheduled for this year, just in case? The clear will of the voters is simply not emerging from the elections. None of the candidates are managing to achieve the necessary majority of 61 mandates in order to forge a stable governing coalition. Neither Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing bloc nor Benny Gantz and the Center-Left-Arab bloc.
In order to avert a fourth election, the political powers in Israel are pushing in two directions. They are aiming at either a minority government or a unity government. If you ask around it appears that most people favor a unity government. A minority government is very controversial as it would rely on the backing of Arab members of Knesset who view Palestinian terrorism as legitimate.
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