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The school converted to an academy in 2015. It is part of the St Chad's Academies Trust. At the time of the inspection, there was no substantive headteacher in post. The previous headteacher left the school in March 2018. A new headteacher has been appointed and will start in September 2018. Leadership support is currently provided by two local headteachers, one belonging to the same trust. A new chair of governors was appointed by the trust in September 2017. All Saint's National Academy is slightly larger than the average primary school. The large majority of pupils are white British heritage. The proportion of pupils who speak English as an additional language is significantly below average. The proportion of disadvantaged pupils is above average. Inspection report: All Saints National Academy, 15–16 May 2018 Page 9 of 12 The proportion of pupils who have SEN and/or disabilities is much higher than the national average. The proportion of pupils who have a statement of special educational needs or an education, health and care plan is below the national average. The early years provision consists of two full-time Reception classes. The school does not have a nursery or provision for two-years-olds. The school did not meet the government's current floor standards in 2017. These are the minimum expectations for pupils' attainment and progress in reading, writing and mathematics for pupils by the end of Year 6.
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The gate to Thompson Canyon's southern end is locked and is no longer a viable option for short and convenient access. The standard access is now via the longer, rougher Davenport Lookout/Thompson Canyon route.
New Mexico CRAG (NMCRAG) will continue to be in contact with the ranch owners and the Forest Service to see if it can resolve this issue. In the meantime, please respect the closure, spread the word and don't attempt to drive through the private ranch.
Fun, sustained, fest of jugs up the tower. Near the middle of the formation. Climb starts below the black streak and continues up through the black streak to the anchors. Technical crux is near the bottom, enduro route the rest of the way up.
An afternoon ascent of Once Upon a Time.
The midway rest just before the upper crux.
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Seduced by a Highlander
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Sins that can't be forgiven, passions that can't be denied… Tristan MacGregor is famed throughout the Highlands as a silver-tongued seducer and an unrepentant rogue. Bold and charming, he's dallied with many women, yet none as mysterious as the lass he steals a kiss from at king's court. Little does he know this beauty is one of his clan's greatest enemies. Isobel Fergusson has despised the bloodthirsty MacGregors ever since they murdered her father. She's horrified to learn that the handsome stranger she kissed is of this clan. But Tristan means to possess her at any cost, and Isobel's body turns traitor at his touch. Can a man she's sworn to hate be the only one she can ever love?
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Sins that can't be forgiven, passions that can't be denied…
Tristan MacGregor is famed throughout the Highlands as a silver-tongued seducer and an unrepentant rogue. Bold and charming, he's dallied with many women, yet none as mysterious as the lass he steals a kiss from at king's court. Little does he know this beauty is one of his clan's greatest enemies.
Isobel Fergusson has despised the bloodthirsty MacGregors ever since they murdered her father. She's horrified to learn that the handsome stranger she kissed is of this clan. But Tristan means to possess her at any cost, and Isobel's body turns traitor at his touch. Can a man she's sworn to hate be the only one she can ever love?
"Seduced by a Highlander is sparkling, sexy, and seductive! I couldn't put it down!" —Karen Hawkins, New York Times bestselling author
"Scottish romance at its very best! Deliciously romantic and sensual, Paula Quinn captures the heart of the Highlands in a tender, passionate romance that you won't be able to put down." —Monica McCarty, New York Times bestselling author
"Quinn again displays her talents in an engrossing story brimming with atmosphere and passionate characters whose emotions run as deep as their senses of honor. These hallmarks combine to reach out and grab readers, who will dub this book a true keeper." —Romantic Times (4½ stars, Top Pick!)
"Seduced by the Highlander is the perfect ending to an even more impressive series. High caliber writing, gritty characters willing to face demons of their own making, wildly creative and witty dialogue that both rings to true to the characters and resounds in the hearts of the readers. Action, action, and more unyielding action to ensure a fast-paced storyline, and insanely erotic love scenes that unfailingly satiate... what's not to love?" —Romance Junkies
"The third book in Julianne MacLean's Highland Series is as exciting and virile as the first two. The sensuality throughout the story turns the blood to boiling. The passionate romance between Lachlan and Catherine is unsurpassed. Plan to be glued to the book throughout the entire reading. The plot is unique and original and unparalleled. There is just enough of the paranormal to keep this really interesting and waiting for the next surprise. An excellent read." —Fresh Fiction
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Paula Quinn is a USA Today bestselling author of Scottish historical and paranormal romance. Several of her books have garnered starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, and all the books in her MacGregor and Children of the Mist series have been named " Top Picks" by RT Book Reviews. Her work has also been honored as Amazon's Best of the Year in Romance, and in 2008 she won the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence for Historical Romance. Her faerie series has won the Sceal Award of Excellence from Books and Benches, as well as taking 2nd place for the 2016 Best Series award from the Paranormal Romance Guild. Two of her dragon-shifter romances have garnered Crowned Heart reviews from Ind'tale Magazine and "Top Picks" from Night Owl Reviews and The Romance Reviews. She also writes fantasy romance under her pen name of Genevra Thorne.
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IMAX vs. Regular Theater
Difference between IMAX and Regular Theater
If you are a movie buff and depending on your point of view, IMAX either represents a significant step forward in the evolution of movie viewing, or it completely misses out on the point of a regular theater. Regardless, this comparison article takes a look at the key points of each.
IMAX is a film format/projection standard developed by the IMAX Corporation. Among the company's services are design, lease, marketing, maintenance and operation of IMAX film and digital theatre systems. In addition, the company also develops, produces, and distributes IMAX motion pictures. According to the company and some of the technology's movie fan proponents, IMAX presents a significant advantage over regular theater screens.
The premise behind IMAX's supposed superiority lies in its ability to record and display images of far larger size and higher resolution than conventional film systems used in regular theaters. Standard IMAX screens measure 22 x 16.1 m, although there are some that are much larger. There are actually two different varieties of IMAX theatres, including the "Classic Design," and the "Multiplex Design." At present, the largest cinema screen in the world is an IMAX, and it is also the largest IMAX screen currently in use. Towering eight stories high and measuring 35.73 x 29.42 m, the screen is located at the LG IMAX theatre in Sydney, Australia. This one, and most IMAX screens in fact, are much larger than the screens in regular theaters, obviously. But as to whether or not the larger size is worth the cost–and effort in finding an IMAX theater–is in dispute. While it some movies do benefit from the experience that a larger screen provides, it must be said that some regular theaters do feature pretty sizable screens.
This is where most movie buffs split hairs. It generally costs a lot more to watch a movie at an IMAX theater than at a regular theater. In 2011, most IMAX theaters charge about $11 (sometimes up to $19) per ticket, which is more than most casual movie viewers would be willing to pay. Regular theaters on the other hand typically charge $4.50 to $5.00 for a matinee, with regular rates of $8.00 for adults and $6.50 for students. In addition, most regular theaters offer more options with regard to concessions and even restrooms than IMAX theaters, which should sway the audiences a bit more in favor of regular theaters.
A film format/projection standard developed by the IMAX Corporation
Designs, leases, markets, maintains and operates IMAX film and digital theatre systems
Also develops, produces, and distributes IMAX motion pictures
Records and displays images of far larger size and higher resolution than conventional film systems used in regular theaters
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Offers a satisfying enough movie experience in most cases
Many feature large movie screens that can compare favorably with IMAX theaters
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User Voice: ZWCAD Has More Than Seamless Compatibility by John Doe
User Voice: ZWCAD Has More Than Seamless Compatibility
Guangzhou, China - ZWSOFT , a leading supplier of CAD/CAM solutions for the AEC and MCAD industries, is glad to announce that its Korean partner, ZWCAD Korea , successfully finished a user review campaign, with over 70 thorough user reviews collected from a wide range of industries to reaffirm that ZWCAD is among the most popular and widely-accepted CAD programs in Korea. Today ZWSOFT would like to share the first prize review from Mr. Lee Wangje, a sophisticated architect with over 20 years of CAD experience, who chose ZWCAD for its functionality and cost-effectiveness.
ZWCAD Can Endure All Kinds of Tests
Before deciding to introduce ZWCAD to his company, Mr. Lee had run multiple tests, mainly on its compatibility and performance. Compatibility was tested in three aspects, namely its file format compatibility, external resources compatibility and compatibility with different versions. "The results of the compatibility tests are very satisfying," Mr. Lee commented. "ZWCAD can not only fully support many different formats like .dwg and .dwt, but also work smoothly with external resources like external references. Other versions are also fully supported — there is no problem in opening and editing drawings that have been created using other versions."
ZWCAD Is Really Easy-to-navigate and Fast
"When it comes to switching to other CAD programs, many designers would be reluctant to accept it," Mr. Lee said. "But switching to ZWCAD is not even a problem. it has a very similar UI and commands to AutoCAD. Speed is another big advantage that should be stressed in ZWCAD. The installation package of ZWCAD is smaller than other CAD software which largely lowers requirements for computer configurations and takes up less memory. Because of these, it runs very fast when it comes to opening and saving drawings and saves a lot of time processing large-sized drawings. Still speed is also reflected in printing drawings — ZWCAD can export and print drawings really fast, which also increases efficiency a lot."
"I first heard ZWCAD in 2000. Honestly I didn't expect much from ZWCAD, because the market was dominated by AutoCAD in Korea," said Mr. Lee. "But looking at the data from all kinds of rigid tests and users' positive feedback, I am impressed by the high performance of ZWCAD, and I really think I made a right choice."
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That's almost as sad as the attempt to pass of something that looked like swimming pool chemicals in a bag marked "Made in Saudi Arabia" as chemical weapons because there was a hazard symbol on it. I suppose that if Assadists can fool five people and those five each tell five people who know nothing about Syria you have 25 people fooled so it's worth looking stupid.
As far as I can tell, the "Hell Cannon" seems to be similar to the German idea of using obsolete 37mm anti-tank guns to fire shaped-charge "muzzle bombs" which were in effect gigantic rifle-grenades.
The projectiles that have been discussed on this blog at length are clearly rockets. In one of your images in the last article on this subject, the (black) rocket nozzle was still present at the base of the tube, but in many other examples it's not visible, perhaps having driven itself up the tube on impact.
The fairing around the fins suggest that this has to be a tube-launched rocket, but the tube could be fibreglass and quite light.
Previously we've seen the disposable storage/launch cannisters from Roland SAMs re-used to fire short-range siege rockets across a street.
It looks to me as if these were made to fit a launcher rather than vice versa. There must be something pre-existing which is brought back into use by the invention of these projectiles.
Sarin degrades chemically quite fast, which is why talk of "stocks" of Sarin is a bit meaningless, because the stockpile would have a very short shelf-life. It's a bit like building a strategic stockpile of fresh fish.
This is also why the sarin attacks on the Tokyo underground produced so few serious casualties: by the time the terrorists had made and distributed their jars of sarin ready for the attack, most of it had degraded.
There have been several chemical incidents in Syria, where there have been some sarin symptoms, but not the huge number of casualties that everyone expects of a Sarin attack, and the natural degradation may be the reason there, too.
So someone being caught with 2KG of sarin, some time ago, is probably less relevant than it seems. To be as effective as last week's attack was, I think the Sarin must have been made no more than a week or two before the attack, and more probably what was done was that the two precursor chemicals were loaded into the munitions, probably the type described above, and sarin was formed in the munition just before launch. Almost like a binary munition, which would probably be too complicated to make if the munition we see is what the culprits can do.
None of that answers the question of who did it, but it's worth considering the question of who COULD have done it, and the answer doesn't include many of the rebel groups.
The more recent post may be of more help, as there's an analysis of where one of the munitions landed, and which direction it came from. How far it traveled is still unanswerable.
But assuming it was aimed at where it landed, more or less, then someone hostile to the inhabitants of a rebel-held area would be a logical assumption. The alternative is to suppose that the rebel leaders and most of their troops are absolutely psychotic, and there's no evidence for that.
"use it or lose it" might be a deciding factor in any decision to use such a weapon.
After I subscribed to an Australian broadband service provider, I have been exposed more on how the world has changed a lot. Now, chemicals are being used to kill innocent individuals. Let us pray for the souls of the victims.


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The two squirrel species that most commonly get into attics and need to be removed from homes in Metro Atlanta and all of Georgia are the Eastern gray squirrel (which we'll talk about on this page), and the flying squirrel.
If you're not sure which squirrels are living in the attic of your home or building, please feel free to give us a call. We'll be happy to help you identify "your" squirrels, and we'll provide a plan to keep squirrels and other nuisance wildlife and rodent pests out of your attic.
Gray squirrels are usually grayish in color, but there's a lot of color variation. We've encountered "gray" squirrels ranging in color from jet black to albino, along with a lot of reddish-brown ones. In nature, they live mainly in hollow trees; but they're even happier to find a nice, warm, dry attic to live in, especially during the cooler months.
The need for squirrel removal in Atlanta usually peaks during the late fall or early winter; but squirrels start looking for their winter homes long before the weather gets cool. Squirrels become highly motivated to get into houses, by any means necessary, in the late summer through the early fall. That's the time of year when squirrel-removal companies get busy.
In addition to trapping and removing existing squirrels, permanent squirrel control also requires sealing up the gaps in the house or building to prevent new squirrels from getting in. We call this "squirrel exclusion" or "squirrel-proofing." We make your home or building off-limits to squirrels and other nuisance wildlife. There's no point in removing squirrels from a house if you're not going to seal up all the gaps to keep the squirrels out of the attic.
Squirrel Damage
Like all rodents, squirrels like to gnaw. They gnaw to eat, they gnaw to make holes to get into or out of places, and they gnaw for the sheer joy of gnawing. They also gnaw to keep their teeth sharp and in good shape.
When squirrels get into houses and other buildings, they gnaw on things like PVC pipe, HVAC ducts, personal belongings stored in the attic, and worst of all, electrical wiring. Squirrels and other rodents cause many thousands of home fires every year when they chew on live electrical wires.
Another serious kind of damage that squirrels do is gnawing at flexible heating and air-conditioning ducts in the attic. If they manage to get inside the ducts, the entire duct system will have to be inspected and cleaned, and parts of it may have to be repaired or replaced.
Squirrel Removal and Exclusion in Atlanta
The only permanent solution to a squirrel problem is to humanely remove them, relocate them, and seal up the gaps in the house to keep squirrels and other nuisance animals out of the attic. That's what we do, and we do it best. We use safe, humane, non-chemical squirrel-control methods to remove the squirrels from your home or commercial building and make it squirrel-proof. We also back our work with the best warranty in the business.
If you live in or around Metro Atlanta and have a problem with squirrels or other wildlife or rodent pests living in the attic, please call us for an on-site inspection and consultation. We look forward to hearing from you. In the meantime, please have a look at some random pictures of squirrel-removal and squirrel-proofing jobs we've done over the years.
Atlanta Squirrel Removal Gallery
Here are some randomly-selected pictures of squirrel-removal and squirrel-proofing work we've done in and around Metro Atlanta.
Squirrel burrows in the insulation in Monroe
Squirrel hole in a soffit in Stockbridge
Squirrel damage to a house in Sandy Springs
Squirrels gnawed a hole into a Lithonia home
Squirrel hole into a house in Stone Mountain
Squirrel hole into an attic in Lawrenceville
Man-made squirrel entry gap in Marietta
Squirrel damage to frieze board in Stone Mountain
How squirrels got into this attic in Kennesaw
How squirrels got into a Peachtree City home
Squirrel damage to shingles in East Point
Squirrels gnawed a hole into a soffit in Riverdale
Squirrels gnawed the wires in an attic in Lilburn
Water and squirrel damage at a house in Atlanta
Squirrel gap in the chimney of a house in Atlanta
Squirrel hole through a rain gutter in Franklin
Squirrels damaged the roof of a Conyers home
Squirrels gnawed through a soffit panel in Atlanta
Squirrel entry gap in the siding in Lithia Springs
Squirrel gaps into a stone house in Grayson
Squirrel chew hole in a soffit panel in Marietta
Squirrels often use vines as ladders to get inside
Squirrel gap in the chimney of a Johns Creek home
Water damage let squirrels into this Atlanta home
We have the tools and personnel to handle any squirrel control job, so please call us today for an on-site consultation.
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Gray squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole right through the screening that a handyman used in a failed attempt at squirrel-proofing a house in Atlanta. We have a crew of wildlife-exclusion specialists at the house trapping and removing the squirrels and making the home wildlife-proof.
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A pile of scat next to a flexible heating duct with a hole torn through its outer sheath in the attic made it clear that there were raccoons that needed to be removed from a house in Dallas, Georgia. We'll also have to repair the damage and replace the insulation.
A Ground-Level Gap in the Brick Wall Makes it No Wonder this House in Kennesaw, Georgia Needs Norway Rat Control
Squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tennis ball through the flimsy soffit vent screen to get into the attic of a house in Atlanta. The crew trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic is also replacing the screen with a sturdy one that will keep wildlife out of the house.
Gray squirrels found it very easy to gnaw a hole through the water-damaged soffit panel at a roof junction to get into the attic of a house in McDonough, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew on the scene is looking for the water leak, which they will repair to animal-proof the house and prevent both wildlife problems and water damage.
Squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a small melon through the soffit panel right under the peak of the roof to get into the attic of a house in Locust Grove, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal crew is repairing the damage and animal-proofing the house, in addition to humanely trapping and relocating the squirrels.
A sloppy miter joint in the roof trim where it meets the shingles at a roof junction created a gap that allowed squirrels into the attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. Our squirrel-removal experts will seal the gap to animal proof the house.
The reason we have a crew in the attic doing squirrel removal in Conyers, Georgia this fine Friday morning is because a gap of more then two inches between the roof sheathing and the fascia allowed the squirrels to walk right into the attic without lifting a tooth. We're covering the gap with a metal wildlife barrier to animal-proof the attic.
Technicians doing squirrel removal in McDonough, Georgia are replacing some roof shingles. The squirrels gnawed a fist-sized hole through the shingles right at the corner of the roof to get into the attic
Happy Friday! Let's Start Out the Day with a Video of an Atlanta, Georgia Squirrel Removal Job
Gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size and shape of a large cucumber through the soffit panel right under the peak of the roof to get into the attic of a Douglasville, Georgia home. Our crew will repair the damage as soon as the squirrels have been removed from and sealed out of the attic.
Sunlight coming through from the eaves of the roof into the attic showed our wildlife-management technicians exactly how the squirrels were getting into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Understanding the squirrels' travel routes helps us to more effectively place traps to catch them and remove them from the attic.
This Morning We Have Technicians Repairing Gray Squirrel Damage to the Pipe Insulation at a Smyrna, Georgia Squirrel-Removal Job
This morning a crew doing squirrel removal in Dallas, Georgia is repairing a fist-sized hole that squirrels gnawed through the shingles and roof sheathing at the corner of the roof to get into the attic.
Lifting the edge of a shingle revealed that gray squirrels gnawed a hole about the size of a tennis ball through the plywood roof sheathing to get into the attic of a house in Kennesaw, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is covering the sheathing and fascia with a metal wildlife barrier to keep animals out of the attic.
Our wildlife-control technicians are getting up in the world doing a squirrel-removal job at a four-story house in Dunwoody, Georgia. Trapping and relocating squirrels is not a good career choice for people who are afraid of heights.
Gray squirrels gnawed a slight indentation into the top edge of the wooden roof fascia to get into the attic of a house in Atlanta. Our squirrel-removal experts are covering the gap and the entire edge of the roof with a metal wildlife barrier to keep nuisance animals of all kinds out of the attic.
The soffit is sagging and exposed gaps where it meets the shingles at a roof junction, which allowed gray squirrels into the attic of a house in Stone Mountain, Georgia. The squirrel-removal crew is also repairing the damage to the soffit to close up the gaps and keep wildlife out of the attic.
A series of fist-sized gaps between the top of the stone wall and the wooden roof trim made it exceptionally easy for gray squirrels to get into the attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. Squirrel-removal technicians are sealing the gaps to keep squirrels and other nuisance wildlife out of the attic.
A gap of several inches between the roof trim and the brick wall right at the peak of the roof is why our wildlife-control specialists are doing squirrel removal in Atlanta today. The gap allowed squirrels to climb the brick wall and get into the attic from behind the trim.
Here's Yet Another Picture of a Handyman's Attempt at Squirrel Exclusion in Dallas, Georgia
Gray squirrels made extensive trails through the blown-in insulation between the joists in the unfinished attic of a house in Duluth, Georgia. The crew that's trapping and removing the squirrels from the attic will also replace the insulation once the house has been made animal-proof.
Insulating Foam Can't Keep Squirrels Out of an Attic. That's Why We Have a Crew on their Way to Correct a Handyman's Squirrel-Proofing Attempt at a Dallas, Georgia Home
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Paper Titles in Periodical
International Letters of Natural Sciences
Effect of Ethrel on the Starch Sugar Changes of Off-Season Fruits of Mango (Mangifera indica l. Var. Neelum) during Ripening
Timber Degrading Fungi in Sawmills of Gujarat, India
Identifying Overlapping Phylogenetic and Geographic Roots of HIV – 1 Evolution through Computational Analyses
Dosage and Temporal Dependent Arsenic-Induced Mortality in Ceriodaphnia dubia: an Effective Biomarker for Arsenic Pollution
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Prediction of Indels and SNP's in Coding Regions of Glutathione Peroxidases – An Important Enzyme in Redox Homeostasis of Plants
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The present investigation is aimed at studying the effect of ethrel on the ripening of off-season fruits of Mangifera indica L. var. Neelum. The control fruits were kept in the laboratory naturally while the experimental fruits were treated with different concentrations of ethrel (100, 200 and 300 ppm). In control fruits, partial ripening led to incomplete metabolic changes, which did not alter the presence of sourness in the fruits. Hence, they were not fit to be eaten. On the other hand, the fruits treated with different concentrations (100, 200 and 300 ppm) of ethrel ripened on 13th day, 11th day and 9th day respectively after treatment. The colour changed from green greenish to yellow and the fruits were palatable in nature. The starch decreased during ripening, both in the treated and control fruits. On the other hand, the sugar, α-amylase, β-amylase, activities increased. Among the different 100, 200 and 300 ppm ethrel treatments, the 200 ppm alone had the optimum effect on the ripening of off-season fruits of Mangifera indica L. var. Neelum.
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International Letters of Natural Sciences (Volume 7)
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T. Venkatesan and C. Tamilmani, "Effect of Ethrel on the Starch Sugar Changes of Off-Season Fruits of Mango (Mangifera indica l. Var. Neelum) during Ripening", International Letters of Natural Sciences, Vol. 7, pp. 1-12, 2014
T. Venkatesan, C. Tamilmani
Amylase, Fruit Ripening, Starch, Sugar
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Claudiu Dorin Tudor (born 29 April 1985) is a Romanian retired footballer who is the president of Liga I club Petrolul Ploiești.

He played as a midfielder for teams such as Petrolul Ploiești, FC Universitatea Craiova, Juventus București, Astra Ploiești or Studențesc Iași, among others.

Career

Petrolul Ploiești
Claudiu Tudor made his debut in Divizia B at the age of just 17 for Petrolul Ploiești.

Universitatea Craiova
In 2002, he moved to Universitatea Craiova. Not making an impact, he was loaned to Sheriff Tiraspol and Juventus București.

Astra Ploiești
He moved to Astra Ploiești in 2009 and helped them gain promotion to the liga I. Later that year he damaged his Achilles tendon and was sidelined for almost a year due to that injury.

Politehnica Iași
In January 2011 he moved to Politehnica Iași, becoming captain of the team after just six months. At the end of the 11–12 season, CSMS Iași gained promotion to the Liga I, as Tudor scored three goals from 27 games.

Honours
Sheriff Tiraspol
Divizia Națională: 2004–05
Moldovan Super Cup: 2004

Studențesc Iași
Liga II: 2011–12

UTA Arad
Liga III: 2014–15

Petrolul Ploiești
Liga III: 2017–18
Liga IV – Prahova County: 2016–17

References

External links

1985 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Ploiești
Romanian footballers
Association football forwards
Romania youth international footballers
Liga I players
Liga II players
Liga III players
FC Petrolul Ploiești players
FC U Craiova 1948 players
ASC Daco-Getica București players
FC Astra Giurgiu players
FC Politehnica Iași (2010) players
FC UTA Arad players
CS Afumați players
AS Voința Snagov players
Moldovan Super Liga players
FC Sheriff Tiraspol players
Romanian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Moldova
Romanian expatriate sportspeople in Moldova

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i have missed all of you ... the visits and the conversations. i have missed your daily going ons and your art. i have missed my art too. art has become a luxury, now that baby Maia's home. but in between dirty diapers and my new occupation as a milk cow, i stole time to make some wee art just before the year ended. it was something i had to do ... simply for self expression and to release all the pent up energies in me.
i guess you can say that these pieces have been inspired by baby Maia and me being a newborn's mother all over again. after a 5 year break, i feel like an novice mom!
i dunno if i should call these 5 pieces 'a series' ... they all look different to me, yet they were inspired by the same source.
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unless you have the experience of having a preemie, you'll never know the things preemie parents have to go thru to protect their babies. others might look at us as being paranoid or overly protective of the baby, but the health hazards and dangers to a preemie are very real.
the number is her identification number on the NICU tag. and of course, the littlest washer represents her ... tho small, but standing unique and firm amongst her larger friends.
well ... i'm sure there were some things, art-wise, i have accomplished in 2010. it's funny that i can't seem to remember them off hand now. i guess it's becos they all pale in comparison to our greatest creation of all. so i'll say, my greatest accomplishment last year was to bring my baby, Maia Fae, into the world safely.
* (while breastfeeding) visualizing a studio ... so that it will materialize some time down the road .. YAY!
* further my research into altered art and assemblage ... i am so totally hooked that i signed up for Michael deMeng's online course!! looking forward to that!!
I am a new player at Inspiration Avenue and I love your art. I am new at mixed media art and THIS is amazing!! Congratulations on baby Maia and wish you both love. My 2 girls are 6 almost 7 years apart so I completely understand the feeling like I started all over again when I just got my life back. But my older one will be 23 in a few weeks. So I offer to you that it is well worth these days in the longer run. Take care and wish all the best in 2011.
You made some great things and some fine projrcts, but your greatest project is your little beautiful babay.
I wish you and your family a happy new year, feel invited to join my giveaway if you like.
Those art pieces are marvelous.
Happy New Year. Wishing all the best to you.
I'm so glad you were able to enter this last challenge of the year. I love that you were able to work some of what's going on in your life into these pieces...that's what art is all about, isn't it?
Here's to more wonderful art, a new studio, and lots of rusty stuff! Happy New Year! You made it through a most trying year!!
These pieces are so wonderful and I LOVE the symbolism behind each one. The Maia is so beautiful, I had tears in my eyes after reading the meaning of each piece and then, to see your glowing little beauty! WOW, words cannot express how this touched me!
Here's to YOU, because, you are doing an amazing job being a Mommy to both your girls! May you continue to find time for your art- I know it must be an amazing outlet for you!
This is my first time visiting your blog and I am HOOKED. Your art is over the top gorgeous. I hate cliches, but I love your art. I love rusty bits, metal of all kinds, and paired with paper, it really speaks to me. No, it SHOUTS at me. And your write as well as you make art, so I'm sure I'll be returning often to see what you've made.
So glad to read your sweet preemie has made it into the world and I know you will take your responsibilities seriously. Especially the milk cow part, which put a smile on my face.
Here's to a rusty, healthy, and artful 2011.
I forgot to add, if you want to preserve the seed, you might try resin or that two part stuff called "liquid water" or some such (I'm actually not quite sure that's the right name). It's resin, but not as expensive and can be found at craft stores in the floral department.
Firstly, what a darling photo of Maia - truely your creative masterpiece!
I love your art made in stolen moments - very meaningful and perceptive as well as visually beautiful.
Oh and both of your little ones are beautiful!
Luthien, it has been so long! I'm so happy to be reading this and I see I've missed the homecoming of Baby Maia Fae, I'll read that post next. I must say you've done good. Real good. She is perfect. What a beautiful child. And your new work! Oh! I am taken with it. I especially am drawn to the Stretched. I giggled, cried and smiled at this wonderful post. I hope you're getting back on the blogging post as you find the time. I've missed you!


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Barak Jacuzzi is taking not only the Kenyan hip hop scene by storm, but also dominating in America. Getting his start as the "hype man" for Kenyan hip hop artist Octopizzo, Barak Jacuzzi has made a name for himself. He first attracted attention with his cypher in "Nokia Don't Break the Beat" in 2012. After stepping out of Octopizzo's spotlight, Barak spent some time in America understanding hip hop on a different scale, but soon realized he needed to be in Kenya to join its revolutionary hip hop industry. When he decided to go to Kenya, where his parents immigrated from, Barak started as a radio host, slowly perfecting his hip hop craft. Barak Jacuzzi has been regarded as not only an artist, but also as a personality and an entertainer who can dance, rap, sing, host, and DJ, just to name a few. His much awaited debut mixtape, The Juice Bar, was released in 2017 and a seven track project, which is heavily influenced by his American roots. Barak's style is definitely influenced by his roots to both America and Kenya. Most of his songs are in English, however some of the slang and the nature of his lyrics are true to Kenyan hip hop style. His most popular solo song is called "Coco Ma$ta," with over 50,000 views on YouTube.
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HISTORY OF THE KNEE SOCIETY
It all began more than 30 years ago, in 1983. At that time, the Frank Stinchfield's Hip Society already had been active for 15 years, fostering a leadership experience in total hip arthroplasty. This was the time when total knee arthroplasty, also, was growing as a successful treatment for knee arthritis. The development of total knee arthroplasty in the 1970's included diverse opinions on implant design and surgical technique. As the excellent five-year results of the total condylar prosthesis became available, there was a clear need for exchange of ideas on implant design and surgical technique among surgeons and engineers.
Recognizing this need for a forum for intellectual exchange of concepts in total knee arthroplasty, on April 2, 1982, Chitranjan Ranawat sent a letter to Donald Kettlekamp in which he outlined his thoughts on organizing a small elite group of surgeons interested in creating The Society of Total Knee Arthroplasty, with plans to meet at the 1983 AAOS Annual Meeting. The main goal of this group was to bring together the scientific information related to total knee arthroplasty. Over the ensuing months, Chit and Don composed a list of interested members. By November 1982, the initial group included Clement Sledge, Norman Scott, Richard Scott, David Hungerford, John N. Insall, Lawrence Dorr, Charles Townley, Paul Lotke and Thomas Sculco. In final preparations for the inaugural meeting at the 1983 AAOS Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA, Chit also sent invitations on January 11, 1983, to James Rand, David Murray, Lester Borden, Alan Wilde, J. Allen Lacey, S. David Stulberg and Richard Bryan. The initial responses from the invited members were mixed: while many were enthusiastic, some felt this new knee arthroplasty "club" should be a subsection of the International Society of the Knee. Yet, there was enough overall interest in this concept of a social and academic club with focus not only on total knee arthroplasty, but also on reconstructive surgery of the knee. The Knee Society then had its beginning.
This select group met on March 13, 1983, at a dinner hosted by Chit Ranawat in Anaheim, CA, during the 1983 AAOS Annual Meeting. This became the first official meeting of The Knee Society. Attendees at the dinner meeting were Drs. Chitranjan Ranawat, Lester Borden, Richard Bryan, Lawrence Dorr, John N. Insall, Paul Lotke, David Murray, John Moreland, James Rand, W. Norman Scott, Richard Scott, Thomas Sculco, and Charles Townley. The consensus of the meeting was the creation of a society for education and research in the area of total knee arthroplasty as well as in the pathogenesis of osteoarthritis and other disease processes that lead to end stage arthritis of the knee.
The group also formulated the purposes of The Knee Society: 1) to advance the knowledge of the knee joint in health and disease; 2) to provide an appropriate educational setting that will maintain the highest level of professional standards in order to promote continuous advancement in professional knowledge and improved treatment of disorders of the knee; 3) to create an optimum environment to enhance education, research and treatment of arthritis of the knee joint; and 4) to promote and maintain professional standards to provide the best care to patients with arthritic disorders of the knee joint.
Once founded in 1983, the membership of The Knee Society has continued to grow. Active membership was initially being offered to surgeons in North America with an academic interest in total knee arthroplasty. Honorary membership was extended to prominent knee surgeons who resided outside of North America. In 2004, an International membership category was created. A broad spectrum of membership was sought with the goal to establish membership by invitation based upon a proven ability to perform research and teach, as well possession of exceptional skills as a clinician and a surgeon. The initial membership was comprised of 20 members representing 11 states and 15 academic affiliations. Today, the current membership of The Knee Society is 109 active, 39 emeritus, 15 honorary, and 10 international members. Our members represent 9 countries, 30 US states, and 72 academic institutions.
The future of the Society is secure with the annual addition of new members who challenge their older peers with provocative new ideas and exciting basic research. This leads us to the conclusion that the history of The Knee Society is rich with accomplishments and contributions to the field of knee surgery. This is history in the making, more chapters are yet to be written, and all of us – members of The Knee Society – are a part of this inspirational story.
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For his second feature film, Belgian filmmaker Nic Balthazar chose the rather drab and immensely polarizing subject of euthanasia. But he managed to tactfully circumvent both – the film was infused with enough zest that made it more engaging and less academic; and, his intent wasn't in going into a sociopolitical or philosophical debate, but to chronicle an essentially human story. The film began on an interesting, and on hindsight, divergent note – close buddies Mario Verstraete (Koen De Graeve) and Thomas (Geert van Rampelberg) being involved in political protest movements, and making unrestrained allusions to their close friendship as also the zeitgeist of the age by literally sharing the brazen and beautiful Lynn (Lotte Pinoy). However, this 'based on real events' story soon aligned itself to its core theme when a few years later Mario, now a politician fighting for legalization of the right to death, is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Though he is always surrounded by the people he loves – his best friend Thomas, now a doctor, his concerned parents, his former wife, his loving son, and through a nicely handled plot development, Lynn, who he has always been in love with, he decides to choose his departure while he is still in his senses once his fight for mercy killing succeeds. The initial breezy, here and now feel of the film got supplanted with a more melodramatic approach during its later half – the last half hour was in fact quite long-drawn, and ought to have been compressed. But, fine, heartfelt performances by the cast, and the director's decision of not burdening the story with any unwarranted pyrotechnics, made this a decent watch – emotionally, if not intellectually.
p.s. 1: Watched this film in 2012 Kolkata International Film Festival (KFF)
p.s. 2: Incidentally, this also happens to be my 800th movie review at Cinemascope - and what better way to reach this mark than by my first viewing at this year's KFF
Director: Nic Balthazar
Genre: Drama/Political Drama/Biopic/Docu-Fiction
Labels: 2010s, 3.5 Star Movies, Belgian Cinema, Biopic, Drama, Worth a Look


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Q: What branch GIT considers as source branch while creating new branch? I am new to GIT & in learning phase of GIT Concepts. I have two simple & quick questions.
Q1. Whenever we want to create a new branch, we type below command:
git checkout -b BranchName

Here, my question is that git checkout consider which branch as it's source branch while creating new branch?

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*Does it consider master branch as source branch?

*Does it consider current branch as source branch?

Q2. Suppose, whatever branch which it is considering as source branch is not up to date from remote. So while creating a new branch from that source branch, does it create a pull for the source branch & then create new one OR it considers local branch as it's base and doesn't pull anything from server?

A: There is no notion of source branch. The branch is what we call a 'ref', a pointer toward a commit.
So when you create a branch, the branch point toward the commit you are on (or indirectly, the first commit pointed by the current branch you are on).
If you don't specify a specific commit via a has or a refspec, git will create the branch on the commit with the following hash that you could get with the command:
git rev-parse HEAD

A: It will consider as source your current branch or use one more arg:
git checkout -b BranchName StartPoint

Note: below I answer to Q2:
If the start point is not up to date and you did not commit anything locally, you can pull, otherwise you could rebase it (alternatively you can merge, still using the pull).
git fetch --all refreshes history from the remote
You may be a few commits behind. Then git rebase origin/master (or whatever the branch) thus updating it and putting your commits on top.

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Working when you're sleep-deprived "we now know is the cognitive equivalent of coming to work drunk," Arianna Huffington, author of "The Sleep Revolution" and cofounder of The Huffington Post tells Business Insider.
Huffington says an "absolute no-no" is letting any kind of light in the room.
Whether it's the light streaming through your blinds from the streetlamp next to your window, or the blinking lights from the TV, phone, or even the smoke detector, Huffington says all of these lights are preventing you from getting much deeper, restorative sleep.
She says that she always covers these lights, even when traveling, either with black-out curtains, black tape, or a towel.
"I promise you, your sleep is going to be so much deeper, and so much more restorative, that it's totally worth it," she tells Business Insider.
Sticking to a routine is good for sleep in other ways, too.
"When stress rises and becomes cumulative during the day, it's much harder to fall asleep at night because it's harder to slow down and quiet our brains. So, the key here is to recognize that and to create a ritual for going to sleep," Huffington tells Business Insider. Following a bedtime rituals signals that it's time for rest.
Huffington says she likes to have a hot bath every night as a "kind of washing away the day."
It may seem counterintuitive, since job burnout is often associated with feelings of exhaustion, but a symptom of job burnout is also poor sleep. Oftentimes, people that are over-stressed at work will lose sleep over something they they did (or didn't do).
If you ignore the signs that your job is slowly wearing you down, you could be costing yourself the precious sleep you need to get through the day.


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I came across this brand on the amazing Mineral Makeup Blog where they mentioned J.Lynne's clearing-out 50% sale on sample baggies (sadly, now ended). From the rave review on the foundation's finish, coverage, and oil-control properties I knew I had to at least give it a try.
I bought the foundation in three shades, Fair Golden (0.9), Ivory Golden (1.5), and Ivory/Light Golden (1.9), the Mineral Matte Priming Powder in Peach, and the Mineral Finishing Powder in Golden. I was rather horrified at the shipping charge - US$11, until I read the FAQ and discovered that J.Lynne will refund surplus amount once the package has been sent. And I did receive a refund of US$8, plus three samples of her mineral glows and eyeshadow.
J.Lynne has a comprehensive collection of almost 40 foundations shades running the gamut from cool - neutral - warm, from fair - dark. So finding a shade that suits you should definitely be possible. Of the three shades, both Fair Golden and Ivory Light Golden were a tad too yellow for me. Ivory Light Golden could pass in a pinch, but Fair Golden was very yellow indeed! Fortunately, Ivory Golden was just right (I feel like goldilocks).
The foundation is a joy to use. You don't need much, and just one layer applied with my Bobbi Brown Kabuki brush was enough to even out skin tone and cover minor blemishes. Using a concealer brush I went over my undereye circles, and more stubborn blemishes, concealing them perfectly.
The foundation felt lightweight and very comfortable. The finish was air-brushed, not as shiny as L'Oreal. but not as flat as Silk Naturals. I really loved this as I wanted enough light-reflecting particles to detract from my acne scars, but not so much that I glowed like a disco ball in the sun.
It also proved to be oil-controlling and long-lasting when used with the matte primer. I only needed to blot once in a long evening out (unheard of!), and my eye-makeup and blush stayed fresh and in place all night. The foundation on its own without the matte primer does provide pretty good oil control, better than either Silk Naturals or L'Oreal.
At US$18, it isn't as good a deal as the SN foundations, but it remains a more affordable buy than L'Oreal's foundation here in the UK. I just hope I can hold out till the site has another sale or offer on its foundations.
This primer comes in three shades - Porcelaine/Fair, Peach, and Ivory/Light. I chose to apply this with a foundation brush as I really wanted a high degree of oil-control. The primer provides a certain degree of coverage, and I found the Peach shade brightened my complexion and disgused minor blemishes without altering my skintone. If you have oily but clear skin, you may be able to just use this primer and skip the foundation.
This primer - used with the foundation - is a dream come true for me. Until now, this degree of oil-control has been something that I long for, and dream of but have never quite found. Even Milk of Magnesia gave up on me once summer hit, but this foundation and primer controls like nothing ever has before.
Used with another, less oil-controlling foundation, the primer does control oil, but once the oil broke through, it all went downhill from there. I had to blot and powder like normal every 2 hours or so, something I found unnecessary when the primer was paired with J.Lynne's foundation.
The primer can also be used as a finishing powder, providing a matte not-quite translucent finish. However, like most mineral products, once it's settled into the skin, the primer becomes more translucent and the foundation is allowed to shine through.
Golden, should have been called yellow! Or "Banan" like the famous yellow powder by T.L'Clerc. The powder proved to be quite translucent however, although too yellow to be paired with J.Lynne's foundation in Ivory Golden. But I can see it being useful for correcting foundations that are too pink or orange, and for brightening up the undereye area.
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Pedestrian restrictions in Coronado
No-crossing signs are "a prudent measure," says mayor
By Sheila Pell, July 1, 2016
After coming off the Coronado bridge — speed limit 50 — most drivers don't slow to the posted 25 mph on Fourth Street.
In Coronado, pedestrians face new restrictions on crossing two major streets at intersections near the bridge.
The roadway, also known as SR-75, runs to and from the bridge along Third and Fourth streets, acting as a channel for Navy traffic but an obstacle to those on foot or bike. Last week, Caltrans began installing "No Ped Crossing" signs along Third and Fourth streets at A, B, and C avenues.
The nearest crosswalk with traffic lights is blocks away on Orange Ave., prompting some to take their chances. In recent years, serious accidents at the intersections involving children on bikes, and one pedestrian fatality, have led to lawsuits against the city and Caltrans.
Coronado City Council member Bill Sandke feels the signs "are more of a brute force measure to fend off liability" than a help to the city's transportation planning.
While some residents say the road should belong to cars, others call for "complete street" changes that accommodate all ways of getting around.
"Sadly, National City beat out Coronado in being a pedestrian-friendly community in a recent study," Sandke says.
But decisions about the highway lie with the owner, Caltrans, which isn't required to even notify the city before making changes. A bill that would give control of SR-75 to the cities it runs through is being revised after the Coronado City Council voted in March to seek removal from the legislation. Sandke was the lone vote in favor of staying in the bill, if only to explore the option.
Last year, Caltrans infuriated many residents by taking another step to promote traffic flow — raising the speed limit on the road from 25 to 30 mph. The decision was based on a traffic survey and formula the state uses to set highway speeds. Now, the agency cites a review of pedestrian travel patterns at the intersections to support the no-crossing signs.
A traffic study commissioned by Coronado had different recommendations for the Third and Fourth street corridor — calming traffic with devices like signals. But Marcelo Peinado, Caltrans district division chief of traffic operations, says the agency doesn't support installing new signals there "specifically as traffic-calming measures."
In fact, Coronado scrapped the idea of lights after residents of side-streets objected. The city is now awaiting review by Caltrans of other items suggested in the study to slow traffic.
Sandke says they have faced resistance and delays from Caltrans on many projects. The agency is "not nimble by nature," he says, "but they promised in a spring meeting to fast-track our proposals." Another option put forward by the city to make the streets more user-friendly was a pedestrian activated HAWK signal. Caltrans said no.
"Surface-level blinking lights at pedestrian crossings have strict criteria on where they can be installed," Peinado says, since they act like regular traffic signals when activated. "They can be disruptive to traffic, as a person can actuate the HAWK and then never cross."
They also have to be placed a certain distance from side roads and require enough pedestrians using the crossing over a given period — but Coronado never provided pedestrian data to support the installation, Peinado says.
Coronado mayor Casey Tanaka thinks the HAWK lights were turned down because they would interfere with the sequencing of existing Caltrans traffic signals at 3rd and 4th at Orange Ave. The no-crossing signs are "a prudent measure," Tanaka says. "At a minimum, they will alert pedestrians to the difficult circumstances involved in trying to cross these streets during rush-hour traffic."
More stories by Sheila Pell
City engineers nix changes at Kansas and El Cajon Blvd. — June 27, 2017
Stranded on the Silver Strand in rush hour — Nov. 3, 2016
Danger a given on Coronado's Avenue of Heroes — May 14, 2016
Coronado says Caltrans can keep SR-75 — March 21, 2016
Caltrans, what planet are you on? — June 6, 2015
July 1, 2016 @ 8:23 p.m.
Doesn't matter. If someone is killed a good lawyer will be able to sue the living daylights out of the city for not making accommodations for the safety of pedestrians. Signs mean nothing when the city knows that crossings are taking place regardless. The city needs to make it safe to cross where there is an attractive point of crossing and where their is a history of a propensity to cross. A lot of Coronado's economy is tourist based, it's time they wake up and realize that.


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Illustrator Chenyue Yuan digs deep into social histories to tell the story of Chinese labourers living and working in factories
In the latter half of the 20th Century, thousands of women left traditional agricultural backgrounds to become part of the wider economy. Here, the London-based illustrator tells their stories.
Jyni Ong
A recent graduate from London's Royal College of Art, Chenyue Yuan previously studied archival science at Sun Yat-Sen University in her birth country of China before moving to the UK capital. In her emotive practice digging into social histories, the illustrator combines her two degrees to tell stories with a heavy cultural resonance. "I always get excited by stories," she tells us, "especially those from ordinary people." Looking to archives and personal histories to find out more about a place or routine, she enjoys collecting stories and teasing out connections between the characters and the social context.
For her graduate project, Chenyue created a beautifully illustrated publication titled Pearl's Daughters. Here, in this intricate weaving of drawings, she tells the story of female labourers working in industrial factories in China. Immersing the viewer in the work and lives of these factory employees, the illustrator paints a picture of their busy days, delving into archival resources to create an informed, multi-voiced narrative. The publication relies on personal narratives gathered from others' memories, so Chenyue importantly notes that Pearl's Daughters is not a work of documentary but rather a series of illustrations pieced together by intermittent fragments which amplify alternative voices from marginalised communities.
On the whole, the body of work represents a movement in China during the latter half of the 20th Century where women left traditional agricultural ways of life to become part of the wider economy. "These stories I've collected have been re-edited in the form of a literary collage," says Chenyue. She drew the characters from old photographs and set their expressions and actions as if she were directing a movie. She wanted to portray the everyday moments, the times when the workers sat in their shared bedrooms, wrote letters back home and tried on each other's clothes. Elsewhere, she depicts large gatherings around circular wooden tables set with homely tableware and a delicious feast awaiting the workers.
Chenyue Yuan: Pearl's Daughters (Copyright © Chenyue Yuan, 2021)
Other scenes show the workers don the assembly lines, stuffing teddy bears to be shipped out to the West, stitching garments with industrial sewing machines, or making their way out of the workplace after a long and tiring day. The uniformity of Pearl's Daughters is striking, pulling the viewer in to look closer at the hands and faces of the people who manufactured so many of our trivial consumer goods. Chenyue sensitively pays attention to the emotion of the workers, visually describing their aching joints and crooked postures through painstaking details which, in turn, build a larger evocative image of what it would be like to live and work in one of these factories.
Prior to moving to London, Chenyue lived in Canton which is where she was born and grew up. "It has been developing so fast," she says, "becoming another brand new city after every few years." Because of this, the illustrator is hyper-aware that "scenes will pass me by without leaving a trace" and in this way, she uses her creative practice as a way to explore the past and what came before her. As a child, she liked Japanese cartoons and picture books. She scribbled on textbooks with pencils and used drawing as a way to record life. "The most charming point of illustrations as a medium," she goes on to say, "is that it allows magnification of interesting details through consciousness." Whether it be an awkward gesture or funny face, Chenyue leaves hints to her audience of who her characters are and their stories have been so far.
She also demonstrates this ethos in another recent project, Excruciating. This time, the project derives from two documents found at the Bishopsgate Insititute. The first document belonged to the playwright August Strindberg and details three failed marriages through the drama The Dance of Death. The other is a painful monologue written in 1848 by a husband who chose to divorce his wife because he was addicted to the church. Encapsulating these contrasting emotions of love and hate, Excruciating is a collection of heartbreaking illustrations framed by blurry contours and bound in a concertina book. And as for the future, Chenyue aspires to work as a freelance illustrator, hopefully in publishing. "As a new graduate," she finally goes on to say, "I still seem a little lost about my future," but with that being said, she has a lengthy to-do list and aims to embark on new creative ventures very soon.
Chenyue Yuan: Street View of Changan (Copyright © Chenyue Yuan, 2021)
www.chenyueyuan.com
Jyni joined It's Nice That as an editorial assistant in August 2018 after graduating from The Glasgow School of Art's Communication Design degree. In March 2019 she became a staff writer and in June 2021, she was made associate editor.
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Team Newcastle is the new Volleyball Student Cup Women's champion after a straight-set win in the final.
Sixteen women's and 16 men's teams contested the title over two days at the University of East Anglia. The Women's 1s cruised to the title after beating University of Essex in 25-16 and 25-10, while the Men's Team finished fourth, following a narrow defeat in the semi-final to Essex, who went on to win the Cup.
Team Newcastle Head of Volleyball, Attila Berndt, said: "Winning the Student Cup was incredible. We were hoping to finish in the top four, the fact that we were able to top last year's performance, when we came second, is beyond expectations. The girls executed the game plan perfectly, with their performance leaving no doubt that we were the best team in the tournament.
Petra Jeřábková from Team Newcastle was named MVP in the women's tournament. She said: "The fact that we won the Student Cup is incredible. Going into the finals weekend, we knew that we were one of the favourites, but I don't think that we actually expected to win the whole tournament.
"The whole weekend, topped with the victory against Essex, made the team very proud and excited about what we are actually capable of. The Newcastle University team came a long way during last couple years, and we even made so much progress during this season. The main key to our success was definitely great teamwork and energy on the court throughout the weekend.
"We never doubted our ability to win, even when we were 10 points down in the first set in the semi-finals against Oxford and that was very important. We played for each other and we played our best when it mattered most – in the semi-finals and the finals.
Attila added: "The Men's Team also had great success over the weekend, they defied the odds finishing in the top four as a 3rd division team, led by the Men's coaches, Callum Currie and Michal Feterlich. Their strong leadership empowered the team to make their way past some very strong opponents, top division teams such as Oxford or Cambridge.
Run by Volleyball England, the Student Cup is one of the biggest indoor student volleyball competitions in the UK. All affiliated universities and colleges offering credited rated courses are eligible for entry.


You can learn a lot about Japanese culture from a sandwich. This sandwich. Look well. It's a catalogue of Japanese culture–if you can decode it. No matter how unassuming an item appears, it always has something to say about the culture that produced it. This sandwich has a story. Let's begin.
The main seasoning of karaage, Japanese friend chicken, is soy sauce. It's by far the most important sauce of Japan. For centuries it has been used as a universal flavorer, appearing in countless recipes as ingredients or condiments. Often both.
But did you know there are many types of soy sauce? Different regions produce different styles. Historically, the Kansai region's soy sauce was preferred over the eastern Kanto's style, and competition was intense. Kanto later won the soy sauce war, but the rivalry extended beyond condiments. Kanto and Kansai have markedly different cultures, and there is a pronounced language difference between the two areas. Kanto means "east of the barrier" and Kansai, "west of the barrier." The distinction began after a military barrier was constructed in the 10th century separating the two zones, followed by two more several hundred years later. Traditionally, Kansai residents are thought of as more down-to-earth and mercantile, while Kanto's are seen as more reserved and sophisticated.
In theory, Japan has been one country united under an emperor for hundreds of years, but in reality, loyalties laid with the region. Prior to shogun Oda Nobunaga bringing Japan under his iron rule–by iron, I mean with guns–it was divided into individual provinces with their own customs and traditions. Regional identity remains strong even today, with prefectures divided by food, customs–even language, like I said. Some dialects are even so strong they can't be understood by the greater Japanese population. Despite popular belief, Japan is anything but homogeneous.
I already mentioned that soy sauce was and is Japan's universal flavorer. Ever since its invention, Japanese have been comfortable with sauces having a wide range of uses. When Western food was first introduced in Japan, the Japanese mistook Worcestershire sauce for the Western equivalent of soy sauce and slathered it over everything.
Mayonnaise too, has been picked up as a kind of master sauce. Mayonnaise goes with almost anything in Japan. Chicken and mayonnaise. Okonomiyaki and mayonnaise. Broccoli and mayonnaise. Salmon and mayonnaise. The list goes on. Japanese mayonnaise though, granted, has a sharper taste than Western style. In my opinion that does make it a bit more versatile, but even so, many matches would be considered strange outside Japan.
Cabbage is not native to Japan. While many now even call it "Japanese" or "nappa" cabbage, it only found its way into Japanese cuisine via Western settlements in Japan. Most of the first Westerners to live in Japan had already been living in China, and when they came they brought their Chinese servants with them. Those servants brought over Chinese cabbage. Later, Japan's colonial expansion into Asia also played a hand. While fighting, Japanese soldiers found their rations locally, which often meant Chinese cabbage. In the Russo-Japanese war, it constituted the bulk of many soldiers' rations. After the war ended, the returning soldiers helped spread its popularity, having already grown accustom to it. Nowadays, cabbage (both Chinese and Western) is a staple of Japanese cuisine. It's usually served shredded, and in abundance. You'll find it used in Tonkatsu as a side, usually accompanied by sauce or dressing.
Including broccoli and shredded cabbage into a sandwich isn't a choice you'd see much outside Japan. The rather unique mix is part of a wider food trend. If you go to most any Japanese restaurant, you'll see taste combinations that just wouldn't agree with many non-Japanese sensibilities.
Children of the 50's grew up eating the multi-ethnic mixes, which had a large effect on the Japanese idea of what worked in cuisine. Many Japanese dishes are combinations that non-Japanese would find unappetizing, but it also results in menus that cross international boundaries. Many restaurants carry dishes familiar to non-Japanese–with or without a Japanese twist–that offer a taste of home to homesick expats, including this one.
You can learn a lot from a sandwich. There's more, but this was as far as I was prepared to go with a ho-hum tasting sandwich. Still. Everything, everything you find in Japan can be used as a gateway into its culture. Stay tuned, because there's more Japanese culture from everyday items to come.
Sushi and tempura are always a wise choice. Thanks.
Lord but I love Japanese mayonnaise. I was never a big fan of it at home, and I certainly see it on a few foods that might seem pretty odd anywhere else in the world, but I'm mostly glad at how generous people/restaurants tend to be with the stuff.
Indeed. Mayo and fried chicken is something I would never do or even think of back home, but my fried chicken bento needs it. Now if they were only as generous with the ketchup as they are with mayonnaise, my condimentary needs would be set.
Thanks for the interesting post! The 1950's sound like a terrible time to be someone with taste buds!
Haha, I certainly would have brought a bento!
And isn't the bread itself; Pan, introduced with the Portuguese way back when in the late 1500's? Btw, that sandwich looks amazingly delicious! Fusion is good!


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