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Australia: Treasury and Jupiters casinos to rebrand
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AUSTRALIA – As reported by the Gold Coast Bulletin: "The Gold Coast's gambling icon is on a winner with the biggest upgrade in the casino's history now complete.
"And Conrad Jupiters is in the midst of a massive month-long 21st birthday party to celebrate.
"The $53.5 million refurbishment has put a new spin on the Gold Coast's largest private employer.
"…The celebrations include acrobatic stars Aerial Angels performing nightly in the casino atrium, roving entertainment throughout the month, headline comedians at Prince Albert comedy nights and a special party bus that will pick up partygoers around the Coast and drop them back at the casino, though it is not operating this weekend during Schoolies.
"The opening night next Thursday will also feature a public fireworks display.
"Work on the new-look Jupiters Casino was funded by its owner, Tabcorp…"


;The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the thickness effects on sub-wavelength (period <λ) Lamellar grating waveguide sensors with TE polarization incidence and the effects of waveguide thickness on the sensitivity of the sub-wavelength Lamellar grating waveguide sensor with TE polarization incidence. In addition, two simple and low cost prototypes of real-time non-contact pulse measurement devices have been successfully developed; they could be useful, efficient and objective reference for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pulse diagnosis.
According to the simulation result of Lamellar grating thickness versus sensor sensitivity, it reveals that as the thickness of Lamellar grating is increased, the more resonance modes will be induced as well. This proves that the Lamellar grating possesses the characteristics of the effective refractive index waveguide layer in physics. However, it is difficult to recognize the peak shift of the fundamental mode while the thickness of grating is different and the thickness of waveguide is the same. On the other hand, referring to the simulation of the effects of waveguide thickness on the sensitivity of the sub-wavelength Lamellar grating, the calculation shows that the thicker waveguide layer will induce more guided modes. Also, the variation of guided modes and the sensitivity of fundamental mode are investigated. Comparing the spectrum sensitivity of fundamental mode of different waveguide thickness, the peak shift of the thinner waveguide layer is larger than the thicker one's. In other words, thinner waveguide layer is a better selection for the use of sensor.
The first chapter discusses the overview of present techniques of label-free biosensor, optical label-free biosensor structures including: surface plasmon resonance, interference sensor, optical waveguide, optical fiber, photonic crystal and the detection limits of optical biosensors.
The second chapter mentions the basic theory of the grating-coupled waveguide and makes a brief introduction of simulation method. The purpose is to systematize various theories of relevant grating-coupled waveguide and to do a brief introduction of how to estimate the wavelength spectrum peak.
The third chapter talks about thickness effects on the Lamellar grating waveguide sensors with TE-polarization incidence. The relationship between the Lamellar grating coupled sensor and efficiency is discussed. Rigorous coupled wave analysis (RCWA) method and finite difference time domain (FDTD) are used to calculate the relationship between the thickness of one-dimension low refractive Lamellar grating and the wavelength. Simulation results reveal that as the thickness of Lamellar grating is increased, the more high order modes will be induced. Nevertheless, the position of peak wavelength of the fundamental mode is mainly determined by the thickness of the waveguide layer. Concerning about the simulation of sensor sensitivity, we set a thin film of the effective refractive index close to water (defined as nf = 1.334) to replace the bio donor and acceptor layer. Simulation result reveals that for the thinner grating (dg = 100nm), the thickness of the bio donor and acceptor layer is increased to 1000nm, the maxima peak wavelength shift (PWS), δλmax=λP. Longest -λP. shortest = 742.48-737.38, is 5.1 nm, still unable to be treated as sensitivity measurement standard. However, if we refer to the Q-value (quality value) of peak wavelength of the guided modes, as the thin film thickness is less than 100nm, Q-value difference is easy to be recognized. Therefore, while waveguide thickness is the same and the grating thickness is different, Q-value could be a valid index for the sensitivity.
The fourth chapter focuses on waveguide thickness effects on the sensitivity of the sub-wavelength Lamellar grating waveguide sensor. Referring to Chapter 3, the thinner grating defined as dg=100nm and the energy band of thinner structure are studied. Also, we study the characteristics of guided modes while the grating thickness dg=100nm and dg=1000nm are under different waveguide thickness (dWG). The calculation results show that the thicker waveguide layer will induce more guided modes. Comparing the spectrum sensitivity of fundamental mode of different waveguide thickness, the peak shift of the thinner waveguide layer is larger than the thicker one's. Therefore, no matter we take the grating thickness or the waveguide thickness as grating waveguide sensors, less thickness has higher sensitivity.
Chapter five and Chapter six respectively present that simple and low cost prototypes of single-channel and two-channel sound detectors are fabricated as pulse measurement devices; they are useful tool and objective reference for Traditional Chinese Medicine pulse diagnosis. A simple high sensitivity condenser microphone is used as receiver. With commercial LabVIEW software program, we have designed highly sensitive pulse diagnosis detector. By the vibration signals of pulse and performing Fourier Transform, we cannot only obtain the signals of health conditions of individuals, but also provide a real-time and reliable data for TCM pulse diagnosis. Most importantly, these are non-contact, harmless, and reusable measurement devices; the patients do not need to waste time for waiting and the doctors can do immediate and efficient diagnosis for the patients who are not able to move or to be moved physically. This study designs and fabricates a simple and low cost pulse measurement based on a commercial laptop. The measurement results demonstrate that pulse signals are acquired correctly and two-channel sound detectors can successfully acquire vibration signals of pulse. As a result, these non-contact pulse measurement devices can promote the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine and reduce the cost for disease diagnosis.


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What is a construction foreman?
In the oil and gas industry, a construction foreman is a management professional working on location on behalf of an E&P, service, or construction company. The construction foreman (sometimes called the construction superintendent or site manager) is responsible for overseeing construction including managing workers and resources, completing an efficient and cost-effective project, and developing, implementing, and revising job plans.
What are the responsibilities of a construction foreman?
A construction foreman manages the consultants, subcontractors, crew members, resources, plans and schedules on a construction project. These leaders coordinate the schedules of those working on site and monitor the progress of the project, intervening when necessary to ensure projects are completed safely, according to regulations, and according to AFEs. They are responsible for budgeting which includes estimating costs and ordering required supplies. A construction foreman may be required to assist with labor occasionally, and should therefore be capable of doing so. They should supervise equipment use, and they may be responsible for operating specialized equipment. In addition to maintaining time, staff, and budget records, the construction foreman should consistently communicate with the project manager. Together they resolve issues, revise plans to accommodate obstacles or field conditions, implement repair plans, and more. Projects they may work on include but are not limited to: processing plants, central tank batteries, stabilizer facilities, pipelines, compressor stations, and refineries.
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What can you eat at Easter? Chocolate eggs – and so much more! Spring flower sweets, marzipan bunnies, sunshine toast or daisy biscuits. Yummy gifts or tasty treats for yourself! Full of delicious cooking ideas that celebrate Easter and the spring season, this book comes with tempting pictures and easy step-by-step instructions that are perfect for brand new chefs! If you want to share your treats with someone special, you'll find ideas for home-made gift wrap and present tags too. So what will it be…? Fruit bread? Chirpy Easter fudge? Chocolate nests? Cheesy chicks? Grab your apron and decide!
Lots of really nice things to make over Christmas and to give as gifts, i think some mums would love this too.


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Low ticket sales confirmed for Paralympics
Only 12 per cent of tickets have been sold for the Paralympics as concerns over the Games continue.
Some countries are also worried about the provision of travel grants to allow athletes to travel to Rio with organisers still fighting a court ruling blocking the allocation of urgently needed government funds for the travel.
Officials confirmed the low sales figures for the Paralympics on Wednesday but remained hopeful demand would increase once the Olympics had concluded.
They also believed they still had enough time to secure the necessary funding to ensure all athletes scheduled to compete in Rio could make the trip ahead of the September 7 start.
"We understand that national Olympic committees are extremely concerned," Rio communications director Mario Andrada said on Wednesday.
"We are not concerned because we will find a solution in time.
"We are trying to focus on solving the problem."
About $100 million in public funding is needed to ensure the Paralympics proceed on schedule and all countries seeking assistance to bring their athletes to Rio can be provided with the necessary cash.
Federal and municipal governments have offered to provide the money but on Friday a federal judge blocked the move until the Rio 2016 organising committee opens its accounts to public scrutiny.
That ruling is being challenged this week and organisers have refused to comment specifically on the issue until a final decision is handed down.
On the question of ticket sales, Andrada said the low interest from the public was a concern.
"However, we understand the rhythm of sales for Olympic tickets has picked up dramatically," he said.
"And generally, in the history of the Games, the energy generated by the Olympic Games tends to help a lot in selling tickets for the Paralympics."
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Is San Francisco Chinatown a region?
1 Is San Francisco Chinatown a region?
2 Is Chinatown in Brooklyn?
3 How many Chinatowns are there in Singapore?
4 When did Chinatown start in NYC?
5 What is there to do in Chinatown?
The Chinatown centered on Grant Avenue and Stockton Street in San Francisco, California, (Chinese: 唐人街; pinyin: tángrénjiē; Jyutping: tong4 jan4 gaai1) is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese enclave outside Asia….Chinatown, San Francisco.
ZIP Codes 94108, 94133, 94102, 94111, 94109
Area Codes 415/628
Which district is Chinatown in Singapore?
Outram district
Chinatown, Singapore is a subzone and ethnic enclave located within the Outram district in the Central Area of Singapore.
Where is Chinatown in America?
San Francisco The first and one of the largest, most prominent and highly visited Chinatowns in the Americas is San Francisco's Chinatown.
Is Chinatown in Brooklyn?
Brooklyn Chinatown Most tourists make a beeline for the Manhattan Chinatown, but there is also a hidden gem in Brooklyn worth exploring as well. It is actually one of the fastest growing Asian communities outside of China and now rank 1st, as the largest Chinatown of NYC with 34,218 Chinese residents.
Where is the oldest Chinatown outside China?
Manila, Philippines Binondo is the world's oldest Chinatown, established in the 1590s by the Spanish as a settlement for Catholic Chinese.
Is there a Chinatown in America?
From the country's oldest Chinatown in hilly San Francisco to the smaller but just-as-bustling Chinatown in Philadelphia, visitors have the opportunity for instant cultural immersion, and we've identified the ten best Chinatowns in America.
How many Chinatowns are there in Singapore?
Now Singapore has 2 Chinatowns; an "Official Chinatown" and a "People's Chinatown" in Geylang.
Why is Chinatown in Singapore called Niu Che Shui?
Chinatown is better known as Niu Che Shui (牛车水 in Chinese – Cantonese) and Kreta Ayer (in Malay), both names meaning "bullock cart water". The names were derived from the bullock carts used to bring water from a well near Ann Siang Hill. Chinatown is now considerably less of an enclave than it once was.
Where is the largest Chinatown in the United States?
New York. Although there are several Chinatowns throughout New York City, the most famous one is in Manhattan. It hails as the largest Chinatown in the US, encompassing about 40 blocks and home to over 150,000 Chinese-speaking residents.
When did Chinatown start in NYC?
New York's Chinatown came into being in the 1870s, as the Chinese population rose from approximately 150 in 1859 to more than 2,000 in the 1870s, according to Peter Kwong, author of "The New Chinatown." Many immigrants were driven out of the West due to a violent anti-Chinese movement that was fueled by white anxiety …
Where do Chinese live in NYC?
Manhattan's Chinatown holds the highest concentration of Chinese people in the Western Hemisphere. Manhattan's Chinatown is also one of the oldest Chinese ethnic enclaves.
Which city has the biggest Chinatown?
What is there to do in Chinatown?
Things to Do in Chinatown NYC. From food locations, souvenir shops to museums, Chinatown NYC is a neighborhood you need to check out.Here are some spots that you should check out while you're in Chinatown NYC. One of the things to do in Chinatown NYC is to visit Doyers Street or "The Bloody Angle".
What is Chinatown known for?
Chinatown is known for its eclectic food markets. Neighbors can shop for dragon fruits, lychees, and rambutans in the fruit stands, live lobsters and frogs in the fish markets, and Asian spices and herbs in the grocery stores. When the sun sets, Chinatown becomes an offbeat destination for nightlife.
How many Chinatowns in NYC?
There are in fact now nine Chinatowns in New York City, all in various stages of development but worthy in their own right. Add Little Neck, the East Village, Forest Hills, Homecrest , Bensonhurst , and Elmhurst to the list of established Chinatowns around the city.
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Marathon Petroleum Corp. is an independent petroleum product refiners, marketers and transporters in the United States. The company operates through the following segments: Refining & Marketing; Retail; and Midstream. The Refining & Marketing segment refines crude oil and other feedstocks at its refineries in the Gulf Coast and Midwest regions of the United States, purchases ethanol and refined products for resale and distributes refined products through various means, including barges, terminals and trucks that the company owns or operates. The Retail sells transportation fuels and convenience products in the retail market across the United States through company-owned and operated convenience stores, primarily under the Speedway brand, and long-term fuel supply contracts with direct dealers who operate locations mainly under the ARCO brand. The Midstream transports, stores, distributes and markets crude oil and refined products principally for the Refining & Marketing segment via refining logistics assets, pipelines, terminals, towboats and barges; gathers, processes and transports natural gas; and gathers, transports, fractionates, stores and markets NGLs. Marathon Petroleum was founded in 1887 and is headquartered in Findlay, OH.


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Though he's ramping up his new series The After over at Amazon, Chris Carter will always be known as the mind behind The X-Files. So, what are the odds of the series coming back to life?
In a recent interview with Vulture, he was asked about the chances of a reboot of the iconic sci-fi series. Though Carter didn't confirm anything imminently on the horizon, he did confirm that there have "certainly" been "conversations." As little as it is, that's still big news for fans.
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The question came about because many execs from 20th Century Fox TV, the studio that produced The X-Files, are now higher-ups at the network itself — meaning they'd have the clout to reboot the series for a new generation if they see fit:
Vulture: The heads of 20th Century Fox TV, which produced The X-Files, are now also in charge of the Fox network. Does this make it more or less likely there'll be some sort of reboot or sequel to the show? Things were tense between you and the suits at the studio for a while; you filed a big lawsuit against them.
Carter: "A lot of the people that were involved in that [lawsuit] have moved on. It's the business. I'm very friendly with Gary and Dana. Dana and I basically cut our teeth at the same time. She was a publicist. It's nice to go through your career with someone you have respect for and were in the trenches with. Dana and I sat in the same room during the first market testing of The X-Files. She was like a junior publicist, and I was this unproven producer. She was there at the beginning. So I owe her a lot. And certainly she and I have talked a lot about this."
Vulture: Is that a way of saying a reboot is happening?
Carter: "That's just a way of saying there certainly have been conversations."
Considering that the odds keep getting longer and longer for a third X-Files film, it's fascinating to think about the prospect of giving the series a proper reboot with a fresh slate. Yes, we love the original show as much as anyone, but wiping away all that convoluted canon for a new run doesn't sound like the worst idea.
Carter also chatted a bit about the show's legacy, considering the fact that's its inspired a whole new generation of shows in its shadow over the past decade or so, and had some interesting thoughts on the topic:
Vulture: Do any shows on TV right now, in your mind, truly capture the ethos or spirit that you created with The X-Files? Have you seen Orphan Black?
Carter: "No, but I hear great things about it. There's no one show that I want to point to. But it's a really amazing time for television. People are always saying they were inspired by The X-Files, and making these connections. I don't see the connections quite as clearly as other people do. But I can tell you that The X-Files learned many hard lessons, and I'm thankful when people tell me they've capitalized on the lessons we learned."
Those "conversations" are apparently still in the early goings, but its great to hear there's still hope for more X-Files — even if it does come in the form of a reboot. What do you think? Would you watch a rebooted take on Mulder and Scully?
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Esparron est une commune française située dans le département des Hautes-Alpes en région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.

Géographie

Localisation

Sept communes sont limitrophes d'Esparron :

Transports
Le territoire communal est traversé par la route départementale 20 reliant Veynes à Barcillonnette et à Plan-de-Vitrolles via le col d'Espréaux.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Esparron est une commune rurale. Elle fait en effet partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction de Gap, dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire, qui regroupe , est catégorisée dans les aires de  à moins de .

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des forêts et milieux semi-naturels (97,3 % en 2018), une proportion sensiblement équivalente à celle de 1990 (97,6 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
milieux à végétation arbustive et/ou herbacée (43,3 %), forêts (36,6 %), espaces ouverts, sans ou avec peu de végétation (17,4 %), prairies (2,7 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Toponymie
Le lieu est répertorié comme Isparonum vers 1100, Esparron en 1188, Sparronum en 1330, Sparronum vers 1500.

Esparron est un nom occitan, apparenté à espar(t) avec le sens abstrait de « barre rocheuse, éperon qui domine un paysage ». En toponymie il désigne un replat, une sorte de terrasse en marche d'escalier.

En occitan, Esparroun signifie poteau, pièce de bois, balustre.

Histoire
La commune d'Esparron faisait partie du canton de Barcillonnette, formé en 1791 du démembrement du canton de Mison, dans les Basses-Alpes. Ce canton et les trois communes qui le composent (Barcillonnette, Esparron et Vitrolles) sont détachés des Basses-Alpes et rattachées aux Hautes-Alpes en janvier 1810.

Politique et administration

Liste des maires

1998- 2001: Illy Louis

Intercommunalité
Esparron fait partie:
 de 1992 à 2016 de la communauté de communes de Tallard-Barcillonnette ;
 À partir du , de la communauté d'agglomération Gap-Tallard-Durance.

Population et société

Démographie

Enseignement
Esparron ne possède aucune école.

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments

L'église d'Esparron a été rénovée sous le mandat de maire de monsieur Louis Illy

Personnalités liées à la commune

Héraldique

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des communes des Hautes-Alpes
 Liste des anciennes communes des Hautes-Alpes

Liens externes

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Notes

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by Emma Finamore
these photos capture 70 years of teenage subcultures
From goths loitering outside shopping centres to 90s clubkids and lairy football fans, the newly opened Museum of Youth Culture celebrates the excitement and confusion of growing up.
Surrounded by half-empty cans of spray paint, a group of young men strike b-boy poses in front of a graffiti-covered wall. Slickly-dressed dancers smile for the camera, flexing their Iceberg and DKNY outfits for a garage rave. A triad of moody young goths huddle up on a park bench; their angular hairstyles defying gravity with sweeping, heavy eyeshadow to match their heavy coats. Loitering outside a shopping centre, teenagers lean against the railings outside a shopping, trouser braces and Dr Marten boots alongside their wide, pin badge-covered lapels and flared jeans. Something between a '70s kid and a skinhead.
YOUTH CLUB Archive Head of Creative Projects Lisa der Weduwe is looking through just a few of the thousands of images she has helped to collate over the years – a physical and digital collection of images, depicting UK subcultures through the ages. "One of our biggest fears is boxes of photos ending up in landfills," she tells me. "These 'shoebox' or 'attic' archives. If someone passes away, people might just bin the photos."
Over the past few months, the archive has held a crowdfunding campaign in an effort to raise cash to help establish the first ever Museum Of Youth Culture: a space that will delve into the rich fashion, music, art and social history of youth cultures throughout the ages, celebrating their importance and helping future generations to remember what came before them.
It started life as the archive of cult 90s club culture magazine Sleazenation, a title that captured the free rave scene, before expanding to gather images of other youth movements too. Fascinated by the movements that were expanding rapidly around him, Sleazenation's co-founder Jon Swinstead noticed that no-one was really chronicling every youth culture in one place. And so, the archive was born.
It grew rapidly: by 2015, the collection consisted of over 100,000 images from 300 different photographers, and unpicked movements from 1950s up to the present day. Spend five minutes looking through a filing cabinet at the YOUTH CLUB Archive's London studio today and you'll get a good idea of just how comprehensive it is: photos of anti-Nazi protests segue into May Day riots, Rock Against Racism and graffiti-strewn streets. Images sit side-by-side, giving a snapshot into the UK's vibrant underbelly over the decades.
That year, the YOUTH CLUB Archive were invited to hold an exhibition at London's Southbank Centre titled One Nation Under A Groove, a retrospective of their work that acted as one of the first times these images had met a public audience all in one place. "The exhibition really proved to us that there was a real need to tell the story, and that people really want to find out about the story; that a museum of youth culture could work."
There's been a long-standing view of subcultures and youth movements as niche, frivolous subjects, but in recent years there's been a shift. Just look at the Saatchi Gallery's recent rave culture exhibition Sweet Harmony or the last year's Electric Histories, which dissected 30 years of electronic music subculture.
After the Southbank show, Youth Club decided that a key part of their mission to preserve and celebrate youth culture would be opening a museum; "a place that becomes a home to this amazing story." They took over a temporary shop on Carnaby Street, with an open call to photographers who wanted to show and sell work, as well as holding talks, screenings, even raves. They held workshops with young people, too. Participants were given the chance to try their hand at self portraiture using analogue cameras, learn about the art of archiving, as well as classic DIY creative techniques like zine-making and screen printing. "That really showed the power of the archive, and the stories that are in there,'' she adds.
Rapper and DJ Normski appreciates the importance of documenting subcultures too. After all, he started documenting UK hip-hop in the early 1980s, as a young person inside the scene. Today, his images will form part of the Museum of Youth Culture. "It was a natural thing to photograph my interests in life, which was music and people. I had no idea at the time that I was creating an archive of a huge part of my generation," he told the V&A of his work. "Being a part of the hip-hop scene and capturing the golden age of UK rap artists and its fans has been at the top of the list. One of me favourite all-time photographs is the Silver Bullet Posse taken at the Lloyds building."
Now, Normski recognises how vital the Museum of Youth Culture is. "It's really the only project of this type that's been created to celebrate and show the world how important all the different tribes and various tastes in music, style, subculture and movements are," he tells i-D. "[The ones] that make up our brilliantly diverse and all-important history."
Having a permanent base has always been a key component of the Museum's vision of their future, but they also appreciate the need for something that can adapt and move. "Maybe it will look more like a venue, or a youth club where there's a real engagement element," she says. "A direct dialogue between people who visit and what is there." Lisa also knew that, while a lot of the discourse surrounding youth cultures is centered in London, they've historically manifested across the country. They needed to reach every corner to make the museum comprehensive. "We want to represent the entirety of the UK. Maybe the museum has a base in London, but the exhibition is a touring one, growing every time it moves."
She shows me one image submitted by a member of the public: a group of skateboarders from Gillingham in the mid-1970s -- though it could easily be mistaken for California with the sunlight and warm orange and blue hues. Jamie, who works with Lisa, wound up discovering some images in his own grandmother's scrapbooks too. "We weren't sure what to expect," Lisa explains, "but they're these amazing early colour photographs from the 1960s of her husband -- Jamie's granddad -- as a teddy boy on holiday in Blackpool. And we thought, if she has these then who knows what else is out there? It's about convincing people that their stories are important, that they're worth telling."
The collection chronicles everything from 1950s youth clubs to photos of kids sitting in their bedrooms, framed by walls covered in posters of their favourite musicians. "I love the bedroom photos because everyone recognises that [time] of trying to find yourself," Lisa smiles. As for the many photo booth snaps? "They're the pre-selfie selfie!" The collection boasts '80s goth kids, lairy football fans, mods on their scooters - sitting two to a bike, parkas zipped up ready for a ride - happy ravers covered in neon facepaint and draped in wooden beads, and revellers at Reading Festival in the '70s. An especially precious image from 1948 shows a group of teenagers, so-called 'skid kids', who used the urban bombsites of post-war Britain for high-speed bike racing, proudly posing with their bikes and wearing their team bibs.
Interaction from the public will be imperative to the Museum Of Youth Culture's future, whatever shape it takes. The team is planning another exhibition in the coming months to celebrate these stories, digging deeper into the archive and, in the process, starting to shape what the Museum Of Youth Culture will look like once it comes to be. "We're at a point in history where your parents could've been ravers, and their parents could've been teds," Lisa laughs, considering the rich history that's built up over the years, begging to get back out there. The Museum of Youth Culture is the vehicle it needs for us all to know about it.
Thanks to a partnership with Google Arts & Culture you can now view the Museum of Youth Culture on their platform, for the first time bringing the archive together with 40 expert-written texts and stories. Submit your photographs and stories to the YOUTH CLUB Archive here .
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UK National Parks recognise outstanding volunteers in Awards shortlist
Published: 5 November 2018
The UK's 15 National Parks are delighted to announce the shortlist for our National Park Volunteering Awards 2018, which are sponsored by Columbia Sportswear. The awards recognise the outstanding contribution that volunteers make in helping us to care for these precious landscapes and inspiring others to safeguard them for future generations to experience and enjoy.
There are four categories of award: individuals, young people, groups and projects. The judging panel this year was made up of the volunteer coordinators from all of the National Parks and they made the following statement:
"Judging these awards is a humbling experience as it gives us the opportunity to learn about so many people and projects that are making an the immense contribution to the 15 National Parks across the UK. It was a difficult choice this year as there were so many inspiring entries. We'd like to congratulate those who have been shortlisted and we would like to thank everyone who is volunteering to help our staff look after National Parks!"
The winners of each category will be announced at the Kendal Mountain Festival on 17th November 2018. All winners will receive great prizes provided by Columbia Sportswear and £1000 bursary is given to the group and project winners to help their volunteer work.
The National Park Volunteering Awards 2018 shortlisted entries by category are:
Leo Hunt (Cairngorms National Park)
Keira MacFarland (Cairngorms National Park)
Debbie North (Yorkshire Dales National Park)
Emma White (Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park)
Young Person - 25 years or younger
Clara Baier (North York Moors National Park)
Struan Burch (Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park)
Osian Wilson (Peak District National Park)
Groups - For a group or organisation, large or small (minimum three people)
Dartmoor National Park Junior Rangers (Dartmoor National Park)
Eastern Moors Youth Rangers (Peak District National Park)
Peak District MTB (Peak District National Park)
Yr Ysgwrn volunteers (Snowdonia National Park)
The Border roads project (Northumberland National Park)
Historic signpost project (Exmoor National Park)
Parishscapes (Dartmoor National Park)
Leo Hunt and Keira MacFarland (Joint nomination from Cairngorms National Park)
Their nomination says that Leo and Keira "made an outstanding contribution on July 14th in saving the life of Ken Cooper, a husband and father to a 7 year old boy who was visiting the area. Ken collapsed outside the visitor centre with a cardiac arrest. Leo and Keira had no hesitation in using the AED machine close by and performing CPR to get his heart started again. Thanks to their quick thinking, courage and calm actions Ken has made a full recovery. Both Leo and Keira deserve to be acknowledged for their work, time given and outstanding performance particularly on the 14th of July. I hope that maybe they could be put forward together as a joint individual as they made a superb team in a crisis and they have both inspired a lot of people to have confidence in using their first aid skills.
Kenneth Cooper with Keira Macfarland and Leo Hunt in the Cairngorms National Park
Her nomination says: "Debbie is a natural volunteer, her passion for the outdoors and about making them accessible to all, has led her to get involved in many different ways. Debbie uses a wheelchair and over the past five years she has fundraised for an all-terrain wheelchair in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, given us expert advice on routes to be made accessible, begun an annual audit of the promoted accessible routes, attended shows and events to showcase the work of the Yorkshire Dales, provided expert videos of accessible routes with the aid of the Outdoor Guide, helped to train National Park staff on disability awareness. Debbie's 'can do' attitude has changed the way we think about disabled access in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. There is nothing she won't attempt. This has meant that we have had to look at access in a different way and think outside the box."
Her nomination says: "Emma applied to join the Park as a Volunteer Ranger in September 2013 when she was unable to work due to depression. Since those brave first steps Emma has contributed over 100 days of her time. Helping with a huge variety of tasks and projects, including greeting and inspiring visitors to discover and explore all there is to see and do, being an ambassador for the Park at local events. More recently Emma has taken on further responsibilities by welcoming new volunteers and guiding them through induction, giving presentations on her volunteering experience and arranging social occasions, training and field trips for other volunteers. All of our volunteers are brilliant and we appreciate any time that is given to help us. However Emma shines brightly and lights up any room she comes into. We are always confident that she can do any task she sets her mind to and trust her with guiding and mentoring our new volunteers to find their feet and take those tentative first steps she took those years ago."
Her nomination says: "Over the 7 months that Clara has volunteered with the North York Moors National Park she has had an impressive and inspiring work ethic towards education and the protection of the natural world. Clara's time with the North York Moors National Park was due to involve assisting education leaders with academic education activities. During the 7 months Clara has volunteered she has made her efforts invaluable to the park and not just the education team. Clara has taken every opportunity to help staff and the National Park in any way possible and has become a valued member and friend of the wider team."
His nomination says: "Struan joined the LLTNP volunteer programme because he wanted to make use of his gap year. His love for nature and wildlife motivated him to seek out opportunities to engage with nature and he has developed a true passion for surveying and recording wildlife and nature. Each of the projects which Struan is involved with relies heavily on volunteers to make the difference. His enthusiasm for helping to survey and monitoring elusive species, sometimes in very remote and inaccessible locations, has really helped to give a clearer picture of the critical population dynamics and fluctuations."
His nomination says: "Osian has been volunteering with the Eastern Moors Partnership for the past 2 plus years, helping to look after 14 square miles of upland habitat owned by the Peak District National Park. Osian, who is autistic, started as a Youth Ranger and now comes almost every day. During his time as a volunteer he has built drystone walls, repaired paths, pulled ragwort, cut bracken, planted trees, felled trees, litter picked and carried out ecological surveys. Osian spends at least 9 hours a week volunteering and has made himself an integral part of the Eastern Moors team, looking after the National Park for people and for wildlife."
Their nomination says: "Groups of 15 12-16yrs have for the past four years ( i.e. 60 young people) completed an annual 10 month programme of conservation, exploring and discovering . Working with rangers and the education service, connecting them with the special qualities of Dartmoor, promoting messages of care, active enjoyment and wise use. Tasks include spillway repair, leaf clearing, coppicing, footpath maintenance, caring for historical sites, recreational issues as well as outreach events at local shows, meeting the public and helping with activities/events. The young people have led by example and the first group quickly recruited friends to join in subsequent years. Those who have returned have worked as mentors for the new Junior Rangers and helped to pass on lessons learnt with enthusiasm and commitment."
Junior Rangers from Dartmoor National Park
Their nomination says: "Eastern Moors Youth Rangers group was set up in 2013 and has gone from strength to strength. There are now well over 20 young people registered as Youth Rangers, aged 11-18 and come from rural and urban communities surrounding the 14 square miles of upland known as the Eastern and Burbage Moors. They help look after this special part of the Peak District National Park, working with ranger, wardens, and the project officer to carry out practical conservation tasks, visitor infrastructure repairs and improvements, wildlife monitoring and events. The Youth Rangers are ordinary youths demonstrating all that is fabulous about young people! They give up their time and come out to the moors in all weathers to help look after a place for the benefit of people and wildlife."
Their nomination says: "The Peak District MTB Maintenance Team has been out on the trails again this year. Working to preserve and enhance the reputation of the Peak District as one of the best places to ride a mountain bike in the world. Peak District MTB volunteers participate in a number of activities to protect, pro-mote and preserve mountain biking in the national park. In addition to working with authorities and landowners to discuss the activity, Peak District MTB and our members have spent many hours in the last year working on path maintenance, drainage and development to preserve access, protect the area and promote good relationships across user groups. We proactively and voluntarily work with our partners Peak District National Park Authority and Derbyshire County Council to carry out sensitive repairs to many of the most popular trails in the Peak District. In addition, we actively campaign for responsible riding and respect of other groups. Our group is made up entirely of volunteers who spend their time extolling a positive message both within and beyond the mountain biking community."
Their nomination says: "Yr Ysgwrn volunteers help to run this extraordinary cultural heritage site on a daily basis. The newly conserved and developed site saw over 12,000 people visit in 2017-2018 (our first year). Some man the reception, selling tickets, coffee, cake, books and the obligatory pencil. Whilst others guide visitors in the house, sometimes over 100 people a day, telling the story of Hedd Wyn, the First World War and managing to stop people from breaking valuable objects. Two fight with the Trawsfynydd rain (unlike any other rain) and shuttle people from building to building. A few prefer the quieter life, looking after the admin and historical research of the collections. One young man comes every day to make sure that the paths and gardens are tidy for visitors. There are 15 volunteers in this group and they are simply the reason why Yr Ysgwrn has gone from strength to strength in the first year, why the site has been nominated for several awards, including the Kids in Museums award. Additionally, they are wonderful examples of how volunteering helps, not only a small heritage site, but them as individuals and they will often be our best recruiters."
Their nomination says: "The Cheviots are the major landmark of the borders, consisting of rolling summits and outlying ridges extending north and south. As well as just being ways to pass through the countryside, they have been used for activities like trading, driving livestock and moving troops – as well as smuggling and raiding. These are the Border Roads. They are the relics of connections between England and Scotland. They show how people used and negotiated the landscape for thousands of years. In just a couple of hours, if you know what to look for, you can see Bronze Age hut circles, Iron Age camps, Romano-British settlements, medieval field systems, defensive towers, nineteenth-century whisky stills and abandoned farmsteads. But all too often people are unaware of this. In 2014, with funding from the Northumberland National Park and HLF we started researching, documenting and communicating the rich set of archaeology along these old tracks. We have attracted a wide range of volunteers – some 90 at the last count – who have engaged in activities that include archival research, walking, surveying, photography, excavation, lecturing, school engagement, designing and writing."
Their nomination says: "The Exmoor Historic Signposts Project is a two year project funded through the Heritage Lottery fund (HLF), Exmoor National Park Authority (ENPA) and Somerset County Council (SCC). The aim is to record, refurbish, celebrate and explore the history of Exmoor National Park's traditional cast iron signposts. The project was prompted by the concern of local communities about the state of some signposts in their areas and a desire to preserve and celebrate the distinctive character of the historic signs that are a much-valued part of the Exmoor landscape. By the end of the project Exmoor will have a fully restored heritage asset in better condition and better managed. 30 posts remain to be refurbished and our moorland roads already look better cared for and loved."
Mike Neville and Stuart Lawrence from the Historic signpost project in Exmoor National Park
Their nomination says: "Parishscapes is part of Dartmoor's Moor than meets the eye (MTMTE) Heritage Lottery Fund-supported Landscape Partnership Scheme. Parishscapes is a community heritage project that has been telling the story of Dartmoor from a parish perspective since January 2015. All parishes within the project area are involved and over the last few years, have collectively developed and delivered a staggering variety of volunteer-led initiatives that explore each parish's heritage in a range of creative and innovative ways."
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No, our basic trouble was not an insufficiency of capital. It was an insufficient distribution of buying power coupled with an over-sufficient speculation in production. While wages rose in many of our industries, they did not as a whole rise proportionately to the reward to capital, and at the same time the purchasing power of other great groups of our population was permitted to shrink. We accumulated such a superabundance of capital that our great bankers were vying with each other, some of them employing questionable methods, in their efforts to lend this capital at home and abroad.
...Do not confuse objectives with methods. When the Nation becomes substantially united in favor of planning the broad objectives of civilization, then true leadership must unite thought behind definite methods.
America's current infrastructure was built and well maintained from about 75 years ago until right around the Nixon Administration. The people who built and maintained it were, for the most part, Americans (including immigrant populations such as the Irish, Germans, Polish and Chinese). It was FDR who put them to work on taxpayer dollars. Americans who were poorly educated and suffered the most from the Great Depression, but also Americans who were middle class and jobless from as FDR put it "No, our basic trouble was not an insufficiency of capital. It was an insufficient distribution of buying power coupled with an over-sufficient speculation in production."
During the Great Depression of the 1930s, when as many as one out of four Americans could not find jobs, the federal government stepped in to become the employer of last resort. The Works Progress Administration (WPA), an ambitious New Deal program, put 8,500,000 jobless to work, mostly on projects that required manual labor. With Uncle Sam meeting the payroll, countless bridges, highways and parks were constructed or repaired.
The estimate is that it would take approximately $20 billion to rebuild just the bridges.
So let's say we spent $100 billion to begin rebuild our entire infrastructure in this country. The dams, the highways, the freeways, installation of light rail systems, the parks, the schools, subways, housing, rebuild New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, rebuild 35W, rebuild Ground Zero in Manhattan, etc... We hire all the people on public assistance as apprentices in all the various jobs it would take to do the work and the people currently doing those jobs would become the teachers and coordinators of the various projects. Have the jobs pay a fair living wage and expand the VA to cover their healthcare needs. Use the saved public assistance dollars to provide AODA counseling and childcare services in the summers.
$500 Billion Dollar Deal to Save America.
It's gonna cost $500 billion in tax dollars and it may stop us from the last days of the Roman Empire... Anyone out here game to come out of this tragedy better than we went into it?


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However, over the last year our approach to flu immunisations has changed to include an extensive programme offering vaccinations to healthy children. In July 2012 the Joint Committee on Vaccines and Immunisation (JCVI) recommended vaccinating all children aged 2-16 years against flu. This is a new approach to reducing the burden of flu across the population, as by vaccinating all healthy children, not only are the children themselves protected but so too is the likely transmission of flu across the population interrupted.
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As you likely know, we are traveling the country in a 1969 21′ Airstream Globetrotter. The trailer is forty seven years old with an unknown number of miles and misadventures in her past, but she has held together well over the 25,000 miles we've travel so far.
We love our old Airstream, and it seems a lot of other people do as well, evidenced by the strong community of Airstream owners and fans. We were interested to learn more about Airstreams, so on our way through Ohio, we visited the Airstream factory in Jackson Center, Ohio.
For only $10 per night, the factory allows all RV travelers, not just Airstream RVers, to stay at the factory. In the afternoon, there is a free tour of the factory, letting you walk through the production floor where hundreds of Airstreams are being manufactured. The tour basically walks you through the life of an Airstream, and you see how sheets of aluminum, steel, and wood become a fully functioning Airstream.
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I would LOVE to see this emerge. How cool!


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Q: Grails i18 message properties I want to change the default message for typemismatch.java.math.BigDecimal in i18 message properties file for different properties.
In the documentation it says, use typeMismatch.$className.$propertyName to customize but that does not work for me.
Did anyone come across this issue. Any help is appreciated.

A: For a property foo, the following should override the default message:
typeMismatch.java.math.BigDecimal.foo=Property {0} must be a valid number

A: For a property foo:
typeMismatch.foo=Custom message
Or more specific, for a property foo in a form:
typeMismatch.formName.foo=Custom message

A: To override the default message, you need fully qualified class name at $className of documentation typeMismatch.$className.$propertyName.
Eg. typeMismatch.com.xxx.hrms.Employee.salary=Please Enter valid number

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Prince Hamlet (Laura Harris), with companion Horatio (Abey Bradbury) in tow, has been summoned home to Denmark to attend his father's funeral. A ghost (David Harris) appears claiming to be the spirit of Hamlet's father, the former king, and accuses Hamlet's uncle, Claudius (Robbie James Williamson) – who has since married Hamlet's mother, Gertrude (Anne Crowther) and assumed the throne – of his murder and tasks Hamlet with enacting his revenge.
To test Claudius' guilt, Hamlet pretends to be mad, much to the distress of his beloved Ophelia (Fia Harrington) and arranges for two actors (Amy-Lou Harris and Harley Peers), to re-enact his father's murder, although Polonia (Charlotte Pedley), wily chief of state and Ophelia's mother, is inadvertently killed and his son Laertes (John Hatziemmanuel) seeks revenge.
Hamlet's childhood friends, Rosencrantz (Ben Murray) and Guildenstern (Alice Wyatt), provide some light relief as does th e famous gravediggers scene. Norwegian prince Fortinbras (Ryan Davies Patrick) provides contrast to Hamlet whilst Emily Sheriff doubles as a Norwegian ambassador and a foppish courtier.
Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play and with over 4000 lines of dialogue it is a struggle to do the entire play in under 3½ hours: there is a universal acceptance of the 'right cuts' being made. This adaptation by Laura J Harris and directed by Charlotte Pedley comes in at over three hours plus an interval and it shows.
I liked the use of a thrust stage with seating on three sides and the simplicity of the staging lent itself perfectly to carry the story, but the cast were not adept enough to take advantage of this. There were numerous instances of props being brought on and pondered over, only to then be taken off, all the while accompanied by an original score from Murray that far too often served be a distraction rather than a complement: at times the music seemed to come first. If you are going to make a gender adaptation, then consistency is required throughout in terms of references to a character. Equally, if an actor has striking hair or body jewellery then intervention is necessary if they are to successfully double up.
As one of Shakespeare's most experimental works, the play revels in every trick of the melodramatic 'revenge tragedy' popular at the time: a ghost; a graveyard; madness; love spurned; a duel; poison. Whilst it shows Hamlet's mind and character through dialogue and soliloquies to highlight his private torment, he is a hero who lacks the usual heroic traits: he is good at fighting but is not a warrior; he knows about love but is no Romeo; he broods over his father's murder but is slow to revenge. He is in fact a philosophical and political thinker and communicating that is the real challenge of the play and one that demands a cast at the top of its game: bearing in mind the number of professional productions and dramatisations that have fallen short over the years, it is perhaps an unrealistic expectation of an amateur company, which raises the obvious question: why choose this play?
It was an eclectic cast containing more glimmers than not although work is required to avoid repeated blocking; staggering the placement of cast to make a scene more dynamic; delivering lines facing the audience and ensuring what is said is clear and understood. I believe with the right production and a focus on keeping it simple this company can deliver well.
Hamlet runs for a further two performances on 29th and 30th September at 7.00pm with tickets available via www.boatytheatre.co.uk or www.chalicemediagroup.com Tickets can also be secured by phone 0151 355 5017.


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Q: Working with characters based on their UTF-8 hex codes I'm working on something that will read a user's text messages and export them to a csv file, which they can then download. The messages are being retrieved from a third-party web interface—I am essentially using js to grab the html of each message and compiling it as needed. The content of each message is added to a variable which, once all message are gathered, is given to a new Blob, which is then downloaded.
The problem I am having is that, in this web interface, emoji are represented as images, rather than characters. Thus, when writing a message containing an emoji to a file, the result is as so:
"Blah blah blah <img height="18px" width="18px" class="emoji adjustedSpriteForMessageDisplay spriteEMOJI sprite-1f612" data-textvalue="%F0%9F%98%92" src="assets/blank.gif">"

Now, from this image, we can get 2 workable values:
The UTF-8 hex value
F09F9892

and the Unicode codepoint (I may be referring to this wrong, I don't know much about encoding).
U+1f612

Now, what I want to do is take either of these values (whichever works better), and write it to the csv file as the character itself. So that, when viewing the csv file in a text editor or what have you, it would appear as

Though I have no idea where to even start with this. Maybe it's as simple as throwing some syntax around the character values, but I haven't been able to get anything from google, because I'm not familiar enough with encoding to know what to Google.

A: I suggest preprocessing the data as you grab it from the webpage instead of extracting it from the string afterwards.
You can then use decodeURIComponent() to decode the percent-encoded string:
decodeURIComponent('%F0%9F%98%92')

Combine that with jQuery to access the data-textvalue-attribute:
decodeURIComponent($(element).data('textvalue'))

I created a simple example on JSFiddle.
For some reason the emoji doesn't render correctly in the result screen in my browser, but that is a font issue. When looking at the result using a DOM inspector (or copying the text into a different application), the result is shown with a smiley.

A: CSV file format does not have character encoding information, so Excel usually assumes ASCII.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values#General_functionality
Microsoft Excel mangles Diacritics in .csv files?


Perhaps you saw my praise over my new Bose headphones with noise reduction a couple of days ago. Well, now I've discovered a serious flaw that I didn't realise before.
When you run out of batteries, like I have now, the headphones don't work at all. Granted that the noise reduction feature can't work without batteries but I should at least be able to listen to music in them don't you think?
batteries? get urslf n mp3 playa m8 n stop usin ur cassette walkman. no batteries, no worries n no fuss. out wit de old n in wit de new. u go2 roll wit de times man.
He's talking about the HEADPHONES running out of battery power, not the device that is playing music into them.
You speak like a 2-year-old being taught ebonics in school. Stop.
My hi-fi stopped working at home when I didn't pay the electricity bill.
Now THAT's a serious flaw, man!
Agreed - anyone who denies this flaw or comments otherwise is a complete idiot. I was just searching for a way to disable this bug.
how do you replace the batteries in the headphone??


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Asian Journal of Law and Society (2)
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4 - Jurisdictional versus Official Control: Regulating the Buddhist Saṅgha in South and Southeast Asia*
from Part I - Theorizing Regulation
By Benjamin Schonthal
Edited by Jaclyn L. Neo, National University of Singapore, Arif A. Jamal, National University of Singapore, Daniel P. S. Goh, National University of Singapore
Book: Regulating Religion in Asia
Print publication: 28 March 2019, pp 79-98
Buddhism and Constitutional Practice
Benjamin SCHONTHAL
Journal: Asian Journal of Comparative Law / Volume 13 / Issue 2 / December 2018
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 August 2018, pp. 245-254
2 - Managing Religion at the End of Empire
from Part I - The Past Lives of the Buddhism Chapter
Benjamin Schonthal, University of Otago, New Zealand
Book: Buddhism, Politics and the Limits of Law
Published online: 10 November 2016
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp 25-59
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp xiii-xiv
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp vii-vii
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp 292-304
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp viii-x
from Part II - From Creation to Implementation
6 - Battles within Buddhism
3 - Contesting Constitutions in the 1950s and 1960s
A Note on Translation and Language
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp xi-xii
1 - Introduction: Religion, Law and the Pyrrhic Constitutionalism of Sri Lanka
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp 1-22
Part II - From Creation to Implementation
Part I - The Past Lives of the Buddhism Chapter
Print publication: 17 November 2016, pp 23-146
5 - Legal Battles for Buddhism
4 - Multivalent Solutions: Drafting the Buddhism Chapter
7 - Constitutional Conversions
Buddhism, Politics and the Limits of Law
The Pyrrhic Constitutionalism of Sri Lanka
Print publication: 17 November 2016
It is widely assumed that a well-designed and well-implemented constitution can help ensure religious harmony in modern states. Yet how correct is this assumption? Drawing on groundbreaking research from Sri Lanka, this book argues persuasively for another possibility: when it comes to religion, relying on constitutional law may not be helpful, but harmful; constitutional practice may give way to pyrrhic constitutionalism. Written in a lucid and direct style, and aimed at both specialists and non-specialists, Buddhism, Politics and the Limits of Law explains why constitutional law has deepened, rather than diminished, conflicts over religion in Sri Lanka. Examining the roles of Buddhist monks, civil society groups, political coalitions and more, the book provides the first extended study of the legal regulation of religion in Sri Lanka as well as the first book-length analysis of the intersections of Buddhism and contemporary constitutional law.
Securing the Sasana through Law: Buddhist constitutionalism and Buddhist-interest litigation in Sri Lanka*
Journal: Modern Asian Studies / Volume 50 / Issue 6 / November 2016
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 March 2016, pp. 1966-2008
Print publication: November 2016
This article examines the history and effects of Buddhist constitutionalism in Sri Lanka, by which is meant the inclusion of special protections and status for Buddhism in the island's 1972 and 1978 constitutions, alongside guarantees of general religious rights and other features of liberal constitutionalism. By analysing Sri Lankan constitutional disputes that have occurred since the 1970s, this article demonstrates how the 'Buddhism Chapter' of Sri Lanka's constitution has given citizens potent opportunities and incentives for transforming specific disagreements and political concerns into abstract contests over the nature of Buddhism and the state's obligations to protect it. Through this process, a culture of Buddhist legal activism and Buddhist-interest litigation has taken shape. This article also augments important theories about the work of 'theocratic' or religiously preferential constitutions and argues for an alternative, litigant-focused method of investigating them.


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Governor Roy Cooper announces that Xerox will build in Cary.
Xerox Corp. is setting up a Center of Excellence in Wake County.
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"The opening of our fourth Center of Excellence is an essential investment in Xerox's long-term future. This is a new multifunctional center that will be focused on accelerating our digital journey," said Naresh Shanker, chief technology officer, Xerox.
"Being home to a host of tech companies and educational institutions, North Carolina was a logical choice for us."
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