Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) is defined as a subtype of RAM that is used for running data or command for the computer processor. Factors that are driving the rapid growth DRAM Market include growing technology, all organizations adopting modern equipment such as personal computers, servers, and workstations. Such devices can not only eliminate the human errors but can also reduce the time required to complete a particular task.
This research report segments the market on the basis of Application, DRAM category, memory, and lastly region. On the basis of application, this market has been segmented into consumer electronics (personal computers & mobile devices), gaming and consoles among others. Based on DRAM category, the market has been segmented into Component DRAM and Module DRAM Market. Component DRAMs are DRAMs that store each bit of data in a separate passive electronic component. That component is inside an integrated circuit board. Module DRAMs are customized, made to meet the exact demands of the growing enterprise. Based on memory, the market is segmented into 2 GigaByte, 4 GigaByte, 8 GigaByte & others.
The regional segmentation of the global DRAM market segments the global market into regional markets namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the rest of the world (RoW). The Asia Pacific is leading market due to the increasing manufacture of dynamic random-access memory in emerging countries such as India and China. In countries like Taiwan and Japan, many key players of the market are based in. So market growth has a lot of scope for growth in these countries too. The growth is expected to progress during the forecast period.
North America, which is the second largest regional market, is expected to witness a substantial growth during the forecast period. Factors driving this growth include the technological advancement and emergence of new devices in the computing field which includes a hybrid device and ultra-thin notebooks. In such devices, DRAM is widely used. In North America, maximum growth is expected in the United States of America (USA) where many key players of this market are based in. Among RoW countries, Brazil is expected to emerge as the biggest market. Considerable growth for the Europe market is also expected during the forecast period because, in countries like Germany, many key players in the market are based in. Technological advancement in Europe also opens skies for the market growth.
The key players in the global DRAM market include Elpida Memory, Inc. (Japan), Kingston (USA), Micron Technology Inc. (USA), Nanya (Taiwan), Powerchip Semiconductor (Taiwan), Qimonda (Germany), Samsung (South Korea), SK Hynix (South Korea), Transcend Information (Taiwan), and Winbond (Taiwan).
Segmentation by Type: Comprises C Asynchronous DRAM, FPM (Fast Page Mode) DRAM, EDO (Extended Data Output) DRAM, BEDO (Burst Extended Data Output) DRAM, SDRAM (Synchronous DRAM) and RDRAM (Rambus DRAM) and others.
Segmentation by Memory: Comprises 2 Giga Byte, 4 Giga Byte, 8Giga Byte & Among Others.
Segmentation by Application: Comprises Consumer electronics (Personal Computers & Mobile Devices), gaming and consoles among others.
Segmentation by DRAM Category: Comprises Component DRAM, Module DRAM among others.


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We have seen your democracy in Iraq, and we witnessed with great admiration your highest human rights record in Abu Ghraib and Basra. We also remember your highest business standards in the Yamama deal with the Saudis. We know very well your ethics, principles and values, especially during the 2010 bombing of Gaza, Mouamar Adul naser tells former British ambassador to Libya.
Mr Oliver Miles, a former British ambassador to Libya 1981-84, advised NATO and the rebels to cut oil supplies as the only means to strangle Tripoli. He also found the killing of the young al Hamidi children acceptable, as part of the NATO humanitarian intervention.
Sorry Mr Ambassador, it was bad ambassadorial advice, and the spirit of the children will always haunt their killers.
I have read your recent article in the Guardian newspaper. I am writing to you to raise some points in response to the claims you made. I challenge you to name any high ranking officer among those who were targeted in the Al Hamidi housing compound. The women and children were sleeping when at 4 clock in the morning, without any warning, a shower of eight missiles killed them. It was a premeditated murder to the highest degree committed by British pilots from high above. To all of us, this NATO crime will always be a reminder of the savagery of the West. Like the concentration camp of Al Agheala run by the Italian invaders in 1911, this horrendous murder by NATO in 2011 will be remembered just the same way by future Libyan generations.
Do you have the courage to visit Libya now Mr. Miles, just as you used to do many times before? You were coming on trade missions to promote personal and British business interests. You were indeed delighted to meet the same people you are trying to denounce today Mr. Ambassador.
You were also happy to honor their invitations to speak at their conferences and attend their events. Like Western political or business leaders who were very pleased to visit the tent, with an occasional kiss on the hand or smell of a shoe. They were also happy to be the host of Gaddaffi or his son in their countries. I can assure you Tripoli is safer than ever before. I will take you to tour the compound and see if you find any evidence of military purposes, or indeed any high ranking officer among the Al Hamidi family that you falsely claim.
The other point is the TNC representative you mentioned. Let us first just look at this more closely. This body was self-created and its members were self-appointed. They represent nobody but themselves. They are ex-ministers and individuals who were in office for as long as this regime existed.
The majority are a part of a corrupt circle that was part of the problem of this country. Libyans are happy to see them gone and believe me nobody will shed any tears on their departure. The mix of Islamists, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Libyan Fighting Group and Guantanamo graduates Libya allowed back into society. The other lot is what we Libyans call the dual nationality group, that have not lived in Libya for decades. A lot of them are really low-quality beggars, who recently were begging Saif in London for some handouts. Your friend Juma Alghumati is just one of them. Juma Alghumati from London and Ali Altarhouni from Washington are right to feel a sense of gratitude to NATO, as Anglo-Saxons but not as Libyans.
We Libyan always remember things like the 1917 declaration, the 1956 and 1967 attacks on Nasser in which the Tobruk base played a major role. We remember the land mines of your wars left behind in our beloved land, killing us even today, and ruining our agricultural potential.
We remember your fourteen barracks occupying Benghazi and your oil companies sucking our national wealth. However, we equally remember with great pride the 28th of March 1970, the day the Gaddaffi revolution ordered your army to leave Libya, marking the first real independence of the country. It was a day of real glory when your flag had to be lowered down and, by God, will never rise again on our great land. All your banks your oil companies, were nationalized to ensure our economic independence, and exercise real control over our national wealth.
All the names of streets, barracks and places written in English disappeared, to allow our Arabic language and culture to prevail. All your bars, discos and alcohol-trading shops were closed to retune Libya to its religious identity.
If the British are still nostalgic about all of this after forty years, I can assure you we will not let it happen again, only over our dead bodies Mr. Ambassador!
Your advice to NATO and their rebels to cut the oil pipeline to strangle us may not be as simple as you may think. Libyans will defend their national wealth which transformed this huge country to a modern one in four decades.
Electricity, water, health, housing, education, roads and many other services reached every remote corner of Libya. We have the highest income per capita in Africa and our literacy rate is second to none.
International organizations have put Libya high on the list of human development indicators. It will be a fight as fierce as the Italians found on their excursion to the fourth shore in 1911. The sovereign wealth fund which makes the West and their rebels' mouths water will not be as easy either. We will fight it in every court in the world and confront this biggest international theft.
We Libyans are expected to contribute to the war effort. If the military needs the fuel to defeat NATO and their rebels, we will be happy to give it up.
Most of what you say about the damage to the pipeline is wishful thinking. Your advice to strangle the Libyan people, leaving them without electricity, water and other services, is to be expected from somebody whose country caused the most suffering to the Arabs. Anyway, our grandfathers fought you with a bare minimum and so will we. By God, nobody in Nafousa or anywhere else will be able to implement your tactics. You probably wish for more destruction to ensure future business contracts but this will not be the case. The endgame, Mr. Ambassador, will be you end in a resounding defeat by the Libyan people. Neither NATO, nor their rebels or their Gulf democratic allies will ever succeed in making Libyans submit.
We have seen your democracy in Iraq, and we witnessed with great admiration your highest human rights record in Abu Ghraib and Basra. We also remember your highest business standards in the Yamama deal with the Saudis. We know very well your ethics, principles and values, especially during the 2010 bombing of Gaza. The double standards and the moral corruption of the west are crystal clear today to everybody, Mr. Ambassador. The hypocrisy of most Western leaders and businessmen cannot be missed by even a blind or a deaf person. We perfectly understand why you target Libya and why Gaddaffi, Mr. Ambassador. He has consistently stood up and said no to you, from Africa to New York. He remains true to his word and will always be until the last moment.
Thank very much Mr. Ambassador and hope to see you in the lobbies of one of Tripoli hotels soon with the green Libyan flag, not the other one you probably wish. Yes, the green, not the one which reminds us of the days when you were the real masters and we, the Libyans were the slaves!
Honorable Libyan with one true Libyan nationality and a one who will never sell Libya cheap.


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'The Matrix 4' Adds 'Iron Fist' Star Jessica Henwick
By eelyajekiM | @ | October 17th, 2019 at 11:10 am
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Neil Patrick Harris are among the new faces that will join The Matrix 4 – you can probably expect that title to change soon. The long-awaited sequel will also bring back Keanu Reeves, Carrie Anne-Moss, and writer and director Lana Wachowski, with Jada Pinkett Smith in talks to also return.
Now the cast for next installment continues to grow and has made a new addition. According to new reports, Iron Fist star Jessica Henwick will be joining the cast. More on the report below.
Topics: Movies, News, Sequels
Tags: Aleksandar Hemon, Carrie-Anne Moss, David Mitchell, Jada Pinkett, Jessica Henwick, Keanu Reeves, Lana Wachowski, Neil Patrick Harris, The Matrix, The Matrix 4, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
Neil Patrick Harris, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Join 'The Matrix 4'; Jada Pinkett Smith In Talks To Return
By The Movie God | @ | October 16th, 2019 at 10:00 am
We've been hearing about a new installment in the Matrix franchise for some time now. Back in 2011 star Keanu Reeves said that sequels were being developed. Then in 2014 it was rumored that the next Matrix movies could be prequels. Then in 2017 came word that Warner Bros. was developing a reboot instead of sequels or prequels, which was followed a few days later by a denial of the reboot news from screenwriter Zak Penn, who had been hired to work on a new movie in the franchise at the time.
Things were quiet for a couple of years after that, but in August of this year it was confirmed that The Matrix 4 was finally becoming a reality with original stars Reeves and Carrie Ann Moss returning. Lana Wachowski, who wrote and directed the original trilogy with Lilly Wachowski, is also returning though it doesn't appear that Lilly is involved at the moment.. And now, more casting has been announced. Last week Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was cast in the sequel, and this week Neil Patrick Harris signed on. Jada Pinkett Smith is also in talks to return.
Tags: Aleksandar Hemon, Carrie-Anne Moss, David Mitchell, Jada Pinkett Smith, Keanu Reeves, Lana Wachowski, Neil Patrick Harris, The Matrix, The Matrix 4, Warner Brothers, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
'The Matrix 4' Becomes A Reality With Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Lana Wachowski Returning
By eelyajekiM | @ | August 20th, 2019 at 7:00 pm
The Matrix is still hailed as one of the best sci-fi actioners of all time, and its overwhelmingly huge success would eventually lead to two more sequels: The Matrix Revolutions and The Matrix Revelations – both of which paled in comparison to the original but were still just as successful.
Fans hoped that the stories would continue on in a fourth installment. Especially since the final Matrix film had an open-ended conclusion. And it looks like that is becoming a reality all these years later as reports confirm that Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Lana Wachowski are returning for The Matrix 4. More on the report below.
Tags: Aleksandar Hemon, Carrie-Anne Moss, David Mitchell, Keanu Reeves, Lana Wachowski, The Matrix, The Matrix 4, Toby Emmerich, Warner Brothers
'Cloud Atlas' Trailer: The Wachowskis' Ambition Condensed Into 2 Minutes
By eelyajekiM | @ | September 6th, 2012 at 12:00 pm
After watching the first trailer for Cloud Atlas for the first time, it was clear that this was going to be a very ambitious movie. In that trailer we saw actors playing multiple roles in six intersecting stories that span many generations from the Victorian era to a technologically sophisticated futuristic Korea.
Now, a much shorter more theatrically fitting trailer has appeared online. Check it out here below.
There is some new footage that has been included in this video, although it doesn't really hamper or spoil the movie since they are just quick glimpses. I actually think that the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer are playing this one close to the vest and the first trailer they released is the real meat of the promotions, the rest they are holding off on until they release Cloud Atlas.
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Tags: Andy Wachowski, Bae Doona, Ben Whishaw, Cloud Atlas, David Mitchell, Halle Berry, Hugh Grant, Hugo Weaving, Jim Broadbent, Lana Wachowski, Susan Sarandon, Tom Hanks, Warner Bros

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Tom Homan
Defend our Borders.
Save Lives.
Build Strong Communities.
You know there's a crisis on the southern border of the United States, and you know our immigration system is broken. But most people don't know the real story behind the numbers—and the emotions.
To say Tom Homan is a bold voice in the subject would be an understatement. He's controversial because he has strong opinions based on facts. His intimate knowledge of front-line operations, heartbreak regarding the human cost of illegal immigration, and experience implementing solutions makes this book an essential read for everyone who cares about our country.
From a police officer to Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Tom's career has spanned four decades and six presidential administrations. His focus never wavered—to save lives and help communities thrive.
Tom Homan is not a politician. He's a law enforcement officer and uniquely qualified to address this subject with brutal honesty, compassion, and a sincere desire to fix the problems once and for all.
If you're tired of the name calling, partisanship, and misinformation, you'll appreciate how Tom separates fact from fiction and tackles every issue head on.
How can we fix legal immigration?
Do border walls really work?
What role does racism play in the debate?
Do sanctuary cites help immigrants?
How can we fix the crisis and also help people in need?
The man behind the badge answers all these questions and more.
Tom Homan's insights, heart, and recommendations will clarify a difficult subject and inspire you to be part of the solution.
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About Tom Homan
Tom Homan is from northern New York State. He holds an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from Jefferson Community College and a bachelor's degree from SUNY Polytechnic Institute.
He served as a Police Officer in West Carthage, NY before joining the United States Border Patrol in 1984.
Homan served as a Border Patrol Agent, an Investigator, a Special Agent, a Supervisor Special Agent, Assistant Director Director of Investigations, an Assistant Special Agent in Charge, a Deputy Special Agent in Charge, and a Special Agent in Charge before being named to the Executive Associate Director of ICE at Headquarters in Washington DC during the Obama administration in 2013.
Homan was appointed Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on January 30, 2017 by President Donald Trump and later nominated to that position by President Trump in November of 2017. He subsequently retired in June of 2018.
He started at the bottom rung of the law enforcement ladder in 1984 and made it to the top in 2017, without missing a single rung. Mr. Homan was the first ICE Director who came up through the ranks, his proudest career accomplishment.
In 2015 President Obama gave Tom the highest professional award possible, the Distinguished Presidential Rank Award, for his exemplary leadership and extensive accomplishments in the area of immigration enforcement. He also was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal in 2018 by the Trump Administration in recognition of exceptionally distinguished and transformational service to strengthen Homeland Security for the United States.
Again in 2018, he was awarded the Law Enforcement Person of the Year Award from the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA), which represents over 26,000 federal law enforcement officers. In November of 2019, Homan received the Man of the Year Award by Blue Magazine, a law enforcement publication created by and managed by law enforcement career professionals.
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Big Night (Dawn Powell)
Big Night, Dawn Powell, ReDiscovery
Despite authoring fifteen novels, a collection of short stories, and several plays, Dawn Powell (1896-1964) was mostly obscure in her own lifetime. And yet she was a major figure in New York literary life, friends with John Dos Passos, Ernest Hemingway and Edmund Wilson, as well as Sara and Gerald Murphy, the real-life inspirations for Fitzgerald's Tender is the Night. She wrote about hardscrabble hardships in the Midwest with a realism that could put Willa Cather to shame, and she chronicled Jazz-Age New York with a gimlet eye to rival Evelyn Waugh. Her posthumous rediscovery, spearheaded by Gore Vidal's 1987 essay, has been called "one of the great literary finds of the 20th century" by the New York Times. Though her novels have all been put back into print, Powell dreamed first and foremost of writing for the stage, and evidence suggests she had a rare talent for the theatre.
Powell's life was tough. She was born in Mount Gilead, Ohio to a traveling salesman who was never home, a mother who died when she was six, and an abusive stepmother. Powell ran away from home at the age of 13, moving in to her aunt's boarding-house in nearby Shelby, Ohio. After graduating from Lake Erie College, she moved to New York in 1918 where she married Joseph Gousha, a promising young poet. Almost immediately, he gave up his literary career for one in advertising, dooming Powell to a penurious lifestyle.
Originally titled The Party (like her later novel), Powell's Big Night is a hard-boiled and semi-autobiographical portrait of Ed Bonney, an advertising salesman on the verge of unemployment. When Ed throws a hastily assembled farrago of a party for Bert Jones, a potential client from Chicago, the ominous history "Jonesie" shares with Ed's beautiful wife Myra comes to the fore. The play is a genuine discovery – tightly plotted, bitingly funny and tough-minded, shot through with a subtle but unmistakable sadness. It is decades ahead of Powell's contemporaries in its depiction of women's lives and the social striving at the heart of the American Dream.
Powell wrote a draft in 1928, and the play circulated among New York theatre circles. After renowned theatre critic Barrett Clark championed the play, it was optioned by the Theatre Guild, a company known for financing artistically ambitious plays, notably those of Eugene O'Neill. The Guild, however, sat on the play for four years. In 1932, former Guild member Harold Clurman optioned the work for his new company, The Group Theatre.
The result was disastrous. The Group – pioneers of "The Actor's Method" – rehearsed the play for six months, improvising on top of Powell's diamond-sharp dialogue and suggesting numerous rewrites for the sake of their characters. All of the changes were detrimental to Powell's elevated style, and the play closed after nine disastrous performances. Writing in her diary on May 9, 1934, Powell noted: "My plays have the difficulty of my short stories – an excellent real treatment of character and dialogue on a structure of contrived, exaggerated and strained story." She adds: "Except that Big Night wasn't."


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Eating more blueberries, apples and pears may be linked to lower risk of diabetes, according to a new U.S. study.
"People who ate a higher amount of blueberries or apples, they tended to have a low risk of type 2 diabetes," said An Pan, a research fellow at the Harvard School of Public Health who worked on the study.
The findings show an association, he added, but don't prove the fruits, themselves, prevent diabetes.
According to the American Diabetes Association, approximately 26 million Americans have the disease. It's caused by a defect in the body's ability to produce or use insulin, a hormone that converts glucose in the blood into energy.
Pan's team found that blueberry-lovers had a 23 percent lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared with those who ate no blueberries. People who ate five or more apples a week also had a 23 percent lower risk compared with those who didn't eat apples.
"We found consistent results across the three (study groups) that apples and blueberries are beneficial for type 2 diabetes," Pan told Reuters Health.


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The Suffrage Cartoons of Blanche Ames
Needham Public Library Exhibit
The League of Women Voters of Needham created the exhibit for the library's display case on the main floor. The exhibit was to be shown during the month of March, 2020. In mid-March the library was closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and remains closed. So, we have moved the exhibit to our website. We hope you will visit the live exhibit when the library reopens.
The New Cradle
This cartoon shows Ames' hope for women to be included in democracy, and that liberty for all, including women, will start at Faneuil Hall, in her state's capital, Boston. "Liberty," is a woman holding a baby boy and a girl. The man is enlarging the "Cradle of Liberty," Boston's Faneuil Hall, using the "Suffrage Amendment," thus making the cradle large enough to fit the boy and the girl.
Selected for a state suffrage poster and published in the Boston Transcript, Boston American Suffrage Supplement, April 17, 1915. This version was copied from microfilm at Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA.
Woman Suffrage Flowers / The Map Blossoms
The states represented by flowers have granted suffrage to women in mid-1915, prior to the Massachusetts suffrage amendment referendum November 2, 1915. Uncle Sam is pruning away a caterpillar, symbolizing the anti-suffrage prejudice, which is working to defeat the suffrage ballots in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The tree is planted in the pot of "Equality," its roots resting in the soil of "Liberty." Using the tools at the bottom of the tree – "Justice," "Truth," "Logic" and "Education," Uncle Sam will help to make these four states blossom into full suffrage flowers. Titled "The Map Blossoms" when published.
Published in the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, May 22, 1915. Location of original: Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA.
Meanwhile They Drown
The cartoon above shows a well-dressed man and a well-dressed woman representing anti-suffrage staying clear of the women in the water below labeled "White Slavery," etc. "Votes for Women," the life preserver, would save us from these social ills, but the man and the women on the dock refuse to throw it because of their claim that not all women want or need the vote.
This cartoon enraged former President Willam Howard Taft, who wrote an editorial criticizing it in the Saturday Evening Post (Sep 1915).
Our Answer to Mr. Taft
Ames swiftly responded to Taft's critique and published the cartoon on the right in the right. President Taft himself is now sitting on the dock with his foot on the "Votes for Women" life preserver. Several progressive social changes such as "Mothers Pensions," etc. have been saved by "Votes for Women" in the states where women have the vote. Meanwhile, the rest drown.
Published in the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, June 5, 1915 and September 18, 1915. Location of originals: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
Two Pedestals
On which pedestal will Massachusetts men place women on November 2, 1915, when the woman suffrage vote is taken? With suffrage, devoted women will stand solidly on stable ground. They will be fulfilled by access to justice and be able to use their talents to contribute to the common good. Without the vote, women will be seated on precariously balanced ground, propped up by false chivalry and demonstrating shallow traits, such as ignorance, irresponsibility and idleness. Ames' portrayal of the anti-suffragist in this and other cartoons is of a frivolously dressed, self-centered society woman more interested in pets than children. By contrast the pro-suffrage woman is a devoted mother on a sturdy foundation of religion, education, love and more.
Published in the Boston Transcript, September 1915. Location of original: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
Anti-Allies and the Dog
The Women's Anti-Suffrage Association of Massachusetts was a strong and persistent foe to woman suffrage in the state. This cartoon shows the "Anti" woman, in the light of day, pulling back the horse trying to move toward woman suffrage and progress. But in the shadows are other forces allied with the women antis: "Bo$$," "Vicious Interests," "Liquor Interests," and a dog representing Representative Dennis F. Reardon of Boston, an anti-suffrage politician who founded a Voters Anti-Suffrage League. In this cartoon, Ames is exposing the unsavory allies of the woman anti-suffragists.
Published in the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, October 2, 1915. Location of original: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
Double the Power of the Home
If women get the vote, all of society will benefit from the nurturing, hardworking devotion that women contribute to their families and homes. This illustration was a response to anti-suffrage cartoons depicting women abandoning their homes, husbands and children once they got the vote. The woman, the children, the tidy house, the girl with the doll, and the boy with the book all reinforce that gender roles will continue when women are able to vote. The title suggests that women will simply vote as their husbands would. This cartoon appeared just prior to the November 2 election, when men voters would determine whether women in Massachusetts would have the right to vote, which may explain its more conservative message.
Published in the Boston Transcript, September 1915 and the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, October 23, 1915. Location of original: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
The Next Rung
Using the classic metaphor of darkness and light, the struggling woman has made much progress out of darkness, but just as she is about to reach the next rung: "Votes for Women," she is halted by two demons: "Injustice" and "Prejudice." Once women achieve the vote, they can continue toward "True Democracy" and "Progress." This cartoon was published on November 20, 1915, after the failed Massachusetts referendum on November 2. Despite the failure of the referendum, the woman will keep trying to reach the ultimate goal, "Progress."
Published in The Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, November 20, 1915. Location of original: Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
Who Was Blanche Ames?
Blanche Ames (1878-1969) came from a long line of strong women and powerful men. Her grandmother, Sarah Hildreth Butler, was a popular Shakespearean actress. Her grandfather? Civil War General Benjamin Franklin Butler. Adelbert Ames, her father, was also a Union General and, later, a Reconstruction governor. But it was her mother, Blanche Butler Ames, who posed the question that would serve as the touchstone for young Blanche's life: Will women ever have the same rights as men? For Blanche Ames, the only possible answer was yes.
Beginning with a speech she delivered to President McKinley as president of her class at Smith College (class of 1899), Blanche Ames became a leader of the woman suffrage movement in Massachusetts. In 1915, while she was Art Editor of the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News, she used her artistic talents to create a series of eight pro-suffrage political cartoons that both inspired and enraged.
Blanche would turn her attention to reproductive rights, becoming the first president of the Birth Control League of Massachusetts in 1916.
Blanche Ames took on society's elite, the Catholic Church, and even her in-laws while advocating for women's rights. Fortunately, she chose a partner, husband Oakes Ames, who was not related, though they shared the same last name before marriage. Oakes Ames was equally dedicated to women's rights. Together, the couple wrote, drew, rallied, and organized, all while raising four children at their home called Borderland, now a Massachusetts state park in North Easton, Massachusetts.
What Was Happening When These Cartoons Were Published in 1915?
The fight for Woman's Suffrage in the United States was a long battle and by 1915 had already lasted over 67 years.
There were two strategies for gaining women the right to vote:
Secure the vote for women state-by-state. By 1915, only 12 states had granted women full voting rights.
Pass an amendment to the US Constitution, which would grant all women citizens in the United States the right to vote.
In 1915, using the long-established state-by-state strategy, the plan was to gain the right to vote for women in four more states. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York were each holding referendums on woman's suffrage.
The Blanche Ames cartoons were part of a campaign to convince men to vote YES in these states.
On November 2, 1915, male voters in Massachusetts were asked to vote on an amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution that would strike the word "male" from the article that gave men the right to vote.
It was during this period in 1915 that Ames published her eight suffrage cartoons, while serving as Art Director for the Woman's Journal and Suffrage News.
In May, 6 months prior to the election, Ames illustrated the plan to expand woman's suffrage to four states in the east, including Massachusetts, in "The Map Blossoms," also titled "Woman Suffrage Flowers." (right)
The November 2, 1915 Massachusetts Suffrage Referendum
Alas, on November 2, 35.5% men voted YES and 64.5% voted NO in the Massachusetts referendum. Similar measures in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania were defeated as well. Ames' last cartoon, "The Next Rung" was published after the defeat in Massachusetts.
The Road to the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution
May 21, 1919, US House of Representatives passed the Susan B. Anthony Amendment.
June 4, 1919, US Senate did the same. Next, 36 state legislatures were required to pass the amendment.
June 25, 1919, Massachusetts was the 8th state to ratify.
August 18, 1920, Tennessee became the 36th state.
August 26, 1920, US Secretary of State signed off on the 19th Amendment!
The 19th Amendment reads: "The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex."
The following November 1920, 8 million women voted in the Presidential Election.
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Kenneally, James. Blanche Ames and Woman Suffrage. Borderland State Park pamphlet, 1993.
Lamb, Chris. Drawn to Extremes: The Use and Abuse of Editorial Cartoons. Columbia University Press, 2004.
Massachusetts Historical Society. Collection Online. "Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Victory Parade: Instructions for Marchers." https://www.masshist.org/database/1892 (accessed Feb 11, 2020).
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Ware, Susan Why They Marched: Untold Stories of the Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote. Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 2019.
Prepared by the League of Women Voters of Needham. Commentaries and summaries prepared by Karen Price and Gail Davis. Thanks to: Anne Borg, Cathy Freedberg, Stacie Shapiro, Gay Ellen Dennett and the Needham Free Public Library, Gloria Greis and the Needham History Center and Museum, the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts.
Take A Closer Look at the Cartoons
Click on the first cartoon, then view each one close up as a slide show.
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The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/2009/04/07/students-face-undergrad-trustee-spot/)
Students Face Off for Undergrad Trustee Spot
By Dani Neuharth-Keusch | April 7, 2009
The election to fill Kate Duch's '09 undergraduate Student Trustee seat will be held next week. Candidates' statements will be made public next Tuesday and elections will begin online at 8 a.m. that morning and close at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 16.
Under the University's charter, one undergraduate and one graduate student from Cornell's Ithaca campus serve on the board of Trustees. As current student trustees, Mike Walsh grad and Duch serve as members of the trustee nominating committee, which oversees the election, so neither will be endorsing a candidate in this election.
A Sun-moderated panel discussion with the candidates will be held today from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Willard Straight Hall's Art Gallery.
"I think the current economic climate presents some interesting points of discussion for all the trustee candidates and I'm very much looking forward to sharing in all the diverse and unique perspectives that these students offer," Walsh said.
Duch is concerned with how the candidates present what each of them would bring to the table in tomorrow's discussion.
"I would like to hear why the candidates think they are qualified for the position and what they feel they achieve," Duch said.
What exactly does the position entail?
"I think student trustees have two main responsibilities," Duch said. "The first is to be an advocate for students during board meetings. The other is to pursue projects and initiatives."
This year, 11 candidates are vying or the position.
"I am thrilled that 11 candidates are running," Duch said. "The greater the number of candidates, the greater the publicity for the election."
During her tenure as Undergraduate Student Trustee, Duch worked with faculty to postpone the publishing of median grades on students' transcripts. She served on the Collegetown Vision Implementation Committee. According to the City of Ithaca, the Collegetown vision statement is a "guide for shaping the growth and form of Collegetown." Duch also worked to release the results of course evaluations. The faculty senate of the College of Agriculture and Life Science approved a resolution to release the results of course evaluations last spring, and the Teaching Advisory Committee of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations is currently considering a similar course of action.
The candidates for Student Trustee are:
Andrew White '12
Asa Craig '11
Alexander Frieden '11
Raymond Mensah '11
Vincent Andrews '11
Gavrielle Untracht '11
Maximillian Aggrey '11
Bill Imperiale '11
Matthew Goldberg '11
Andrew Brokman '11
Eli Luxenberg '11
Students Elect Asa Craig '11 To Serve on Board of Trustees
By Jimmy Crowell April 22, 2009
After several weeks of chalking, handing out quarter cards and waving a flag outside Libe Café, Asa Craig '11 has been elected as the newest undergraduate student trustee for Cornell, the Office of the Assemblies announced yesterday.
Out of the 3,423 ballots cast for the 10 candidates, Craig was ranked first on 651 of those ballots. Using the Hare-Clark system, the candidate with the least amount of votes is systematically eliminated. The eliminated candidates' votes are then transferred to other candidates depending on the rankings of voters' preferences. In the end, Craig defeated Raymond Mensah '11 with a final count of 1,578 votes.
Panel Challenges Student Trustee Hopefuls to Distinguish Platforms
By Michelle Honor April 8, 2009
This year's undergraduate student trustee elections hold special significance for Cornell. It was 40 years ago that the Takeover of Willard Straight Hall helped elucidate the need for a transparent University. Many credit the Takeover, and a series of tumultuous events that followed, with Cornell allowing four students to serve as voting members on the Board of Trustees.
Four decades later and with two fewer student Trustees seats, 11 Cornellians are vying to continue the tradition of student governance.


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Q: SUM and JOIN SELF I need help with sum and join self.
I have table like
Buyer   Info2     LinkKey    Date           Credit   Debit
Samuel    20       S15       2012-03-15      500         0
Samuel    20       S15       2012-04-26       0        300
Maria     20       123       2012-05-03      300         0
Maria     20       123       2012-07-20       0        300
Maria     20       456       2012-02-09      150         0

I need get sum(credit-debit)  where buyer=buyer, info2=info2, linkKey=linkKey  by period (period from credit)
I need result like
Buyer    Januar  Februar   Mart    April   May   AMOUNT
Samuel   0          0       200      0      0      200
Maria    0         150        0      0      0      150

A: I hope this helps. Used a union to denormalize your data and then wrap the 3 union queries with the sum of each month so each buyer will only have a single row. Then you join this result with total (credit + debit) for each buyer for the last column of the final result.
select final.* , inline2.total
from (
        select inlineview.Buyer ,
            sum(inlineview.Jan) ,
            sum(inlineview.Feb)  ,
            sum(inlineview.Mar)
        from (
            select Buyer ,sum(Credit+Debit) as Jan , sum(0)  as Feb , sum(0) as Mar
            from table
            where CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),date, 100) like "Jan%"
            group by Buyer

            Union

            select Buyer , sum(0) as Jan , sum(Credit+Debit) as Feb , sum(0) as Mar
            from table
            where CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),date, 100) like "Feb%"
            group by Buyer

            Union

            select Buyer , sum(0) as Jan , sum(0) as Feb , sum(Credit+Debit) as Mar
            from table
            where CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),date, 100) like "Mar%"
            group by Buyer
        ) inlineview
        group by Buyer
    ) final
    left join (
        select Buyer, sum(Credit+Debit) as Total
        from Table
        group by Buyer
    ) inline2 on (inline2.Buyer = final.Buyer)

A: Basically, it seems you need to group by Buyer and the name of the correct month, then pivot the aggregated results on the month name column. Here's how you could go about it, provided you are using SQL Server 2005 or later version:
WITH monthly AS (
  SELECT
    Buyer,
    Amount      = Credit - Debit,
    CreditMonth = DATENAME(MONTH, MIN(Date) OVER (PARTITION BY Buyer, Info2, LinkKey)),
    TotalAmount = SUM(Credit - Debit) OVER (PARTITION BY Buyer)
  FROM atable
)
SELECT
  Buyer,
  January  = ISNULL(January , 0),
  February = ISNULL(February, 0),
  March    = ISNULL(March   , 0),
  April    = ISNULL(April   , 0),
  May      = ISNULL(May     , 0),
  Amount   = TotalAmount
FROM monthly
PIVOT (
  SUM(Amount) FOR CreditMonth IN (January, February, March, April, May)
) p
;

This is how the query works:

*

*Every Credit/Debit column pair in the monthly common table expression (CTE) is represented as a single column, Credit - Debit, aliased Amount.

*The month name for every Amount value is derived, using DATENAME(), from the minimum Date value in the same group (or partition) of Buyer, Info2, LinkKey as the current row. (The requirement is to use the credit date. The credit date is supposed to go before the debit one(s), hence looking for the minimum date.) The query uses a window MIN() function to get the minimum Dates.

*The TotalAmount column is the sum of all Credit - Debit results per Buyer. It is calculated using a window aggregate function too, which is SUM() this time. (The column is re-aliased as Amount in the final SELECT to match your expected output, but it seemed to me to make more sense to call it TotalAmount at this stage.) Eventually, this is what the monthly CTE produces:
Buyer    CreditMonth  BIL_Amount  Amount
Samuel   March        500         200
Samuel   March        -300        200
Maria    May          300         150
Maria    May          -300        150
Maria    February     150         150

*The PIVOT clause in the main query does both grouping and pivoting of the above result set. Grouping is implicit: all columns in the monthly dataset except one (Amount) are the (implicit) GROUP BY columns, that's just how PIVOT works. (The CreditMonth column, in addition to being a GROUP BY column, is specified to be the one that the result set is pivoted on.) So, essentially, the monthly results are being grouped by Buyer, CreditMonth, Amount.

*Not all months may be present for every buyer. That means some month columns might contain NULLs in the final result set. That is the reason why the final SELECT uses ISNULL(): to default those NULLs to 0's.
So, that is what the query is doing, and you can try and play with it at SQL Fiddle too.

A: Best is probably to do this in your client, such as Reporting Services (SSRS).
SSRS has a useful function called RunningValue. You should be able to use this to get the Sum of Credit-Debit up to the month of interest. You should also be able to use a Matrix to put the months across the columns.
The biggest problem is that I'm not really understanding your logic around the values in the example you've shown.
...but the answer definitely seems to lie in RunningValue and a Matrix.

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Carmelo Domênico Recchia, O. Cist, (14 December 1921 – 26 August 2015) was an Italian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church. Recchia was born in Sora and ordained a priest on 4 August 1946 from the religious order of Order of Cistercians. Recchia was confirmed Abbot of the Territorial abbey of Claraval on 7 December 1976. Recchia retired as abbot of Claraval on 24 March 1999.

See also
Order of Cistercians
Territorial abbey
Ist. del Prado

External links
Catholic-Hierarchy

1921 births
2015 deaths
20th-century Italian Roman Catholic priests
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They're one of the smallest grade schools in Northern Kentucky, but big things happen at St. Philip's in Melbourne when students and their parish community work together.
They have collected more than 50-thousand plastic store bags that have been woven into mats, backpacks and pillows for the homeless. Students received a lot of help from their neighbors, the Sisters of Divine Providence.
"I've been blown away by how everyone has embraced the project," said Shari Petri, who goes by Shari The Baglady. She works with schools and community centers around Northern Kentucky, teaching young and old how to turn the plastic bags into "plarn" – plastic yarn. Petri and volunteers then crochet the yarn into a variety of items that help the homeless and others in need.
At St. Philip, every one of their 72 students has been involved in the project. Kindergarteners sorted the bags by color. Other students folded, cut and tied the bags, while seventh and eighth graders prepared the plarn. All the while, their teachers were weaving the exercise into a powerful lesson about pollution and protecting our oceans, where plastic bags can kill fish and other wildlife.
"I thought it was just amazing how we did all of that," said Abby, a sixth grader.
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! How creative the REUSE! Congratulations to all the students for this project.
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What Are the Worst Foods for Arthritis?
Arthritic treatment options and plans vary, but did you know food choices can worsen inflammation and symptoms? Take control of your diet and rid these worst foods for arthritis.
Arthritis is a condition in which joints become inflamed, potentially leading to sharp pains, swelling, muscle weakness, and fatigue.
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White sugars, flours, and their products (white breads and pastas, cookies, pies, and some cereals) can trigger inflammation in the body.
These products are generally low in fiber, too. Low-fiber diets have been said to increase C-reactive protein, a substance produced in the liver that respond to inflammation.
Choose whole grains, wheat products, and fruits and vegetables to not only increase nutrient and fiber content, but reduce further inflammatory responses in the body.
Sodium is a critical electrolyte for sustaining body processes. Unfortunately, the general population eats too much and may result in water retention and the rise of blood pressure.
Individuals living with rheumatoid arthritis are oftentimes prescribed corticosteroids. The medication may cause individuals to feel more significant effects of salt, as corticosteroids cause the body to hold onto sodium more easily.
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Although trans fat will be banned from the food supply by 2018, avoiding its intake until then can reduce obesity and inflammation.
Trans fats are found in a wide variety of desserts, prepackaged items, and margarines. Also stay be wary of trans fat disguise words such as "hydrogenated oils" and "hydrogenation."
4. Saturated Fats
Saturated fats are found in mostly animal products such as beef, pork, milk, butter, and shortening. While saturated fat sources can fit into a healthy diet, too much can result in inflammation.
Choose more monounsaturated fats and omega-3 fatty acid sources, as research shows they can reduce inflammation. Sources include vegetable oils and fish, with salmon, tuna, trout, and herring offering substantial amounts of omega-3's.
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Food companies are improving strides to identify whether or not their products contain MSG, specifically on front packaging labeled as "No MSG."
8. Aspartame
This artificial sweetener is a neurotoxin, a harmful substance that is damaging and destructing to nerve cells. Sensitivities to aspartame vary, but the body may attack it when consumed.
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Foods to Avoid If You Have Arthritis. Arthritis Foundation.
Written by Sydney Lappe, MS, RDN. Updated on July 31, 2019.


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Elizabeth Gaskell's episodic second novel, sometimes dismissed as nostalgically "charming," is now considered by many critics to be her most sophisticated work. The country town of Cranford is home to a group of women, affectionately called "Amazons" by the narrator, whose seemingly uneventful lives are full of conflicts, failures, and unexpected connections. A rich commentary on Victorian culture by one of its most astute observers, Cranford owes its enduring popularity to the complex pleasures it offers the reader.
This Broadview Edition provides an assortment of historical materials to put the novel in context, including Gaskell's letters from the period of the novel's writing, excerpts from texts read by the characters, illustrations from the novel and from contemporary periodicals, and other Victorian writings on industrialization, etiquette, and domestic life.
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Brockman Mining to build railway line to connect Marillana and Ophthalmia projects
10 July 2016	(Last Updated July 10th, 2016 18:30)
Brockman Mining is proposing to build a railway line to connect its Marillana and Ophthalmia projects in the East Pilbara to Port Hedland in Australia.
The company's latest decision comes following completion of a study evaluating an independent railway to connect the projects.
Brockman is considering the independent railway logistics solution in a bid to deliver its iron ore to the export market.
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"The company plans to build a railway line with a capacity of 30 million tonnes a year to a designated berth in Port Hedland."
Brockman Mining business development director Hendrianto Tee said: "Brockman has never ceased in working out a logistics solution for its projects in the Western Australia despite market and regulatory constraints.
"Brockman's management and board remain confident of bringing Marillana's ore to the export market once a logistics solution has been established.
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The team was founded as "Southampton Rangers" in 1878 and comprised employees of the Oswald, Mordaunt & Co. shipyard in Woolston, which later became part of Vosper Thornycroft. Many of the workers had been recruited from the north of England and Scotland who had previously played football in their home towns. In their early days, the team played their home matches on Southampton Common before moving to Woolston Park.

Writing in 1936, William Pickford, who had helped found the Hampshire F.A. in 1887 before going on to become president of The Football Association, said:The effect of this galaxy of Scotsmen on the game in Hampshire was electifying. Up to then, few local people knew anything about the fine points of the game, and the public troubled little about it as a spectacle. The opening of the Woolston Shipyard turned Southampton into an association (football) hot-bed, and it woke up with a start.

In 1886, Woolston Works entered the South Hants & Dorset Senior Cup, defeating the Portsmouth Sunflowers 6–1 in the First Round on 9 October 1886. The Sunflowers were run by Canon Norman Pares, who had played for the Old Etonians when they won the 1879 FA Cup Final. The Works team progressed to the final where they defeated Wimborne Town with a single goal. The umpire for the final was M. P. Betts who won the very first FA Cup Final with the Wanderers in 1872.

Woolston Works also reached the final of the Portsmouth & District Cup in 1887, where they lost 2–0 to Portsmouth A.F.C. (not connected with the present-day Portsmouth Football Club). Playing in goal for the Portsmouth side was "A. C. Smith", a pseudonym for Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle.

In 1887, the club became joint tenants with the Pirates Rugby Club of the Antelope Ground. The Antelope Ground, which stood on the east side of St Mary's Road between Brinton's Terrace and Clovelly Road, had previously been used by Hampshire County Cricket Club until they moved to the County Ground in Northlands Road in 1885.

In the same year, the club entered the inaugural Hampshire Senior Cup (whereas St. Mary's Y.M.A. entered the Junior Cup); in the final, they defeated Winchester by two goals to nil to claim the trophy. With St. Mary's winning the Junior Cup, the two clubs decided that they should compete to decide which was Southampton's top club. The match was played at the Antelope Ground on 14 April 1888 and the home side were victorious by three goals to nil; the Bournemouth Guardian report on the match summed up the clubs' season:Both teams have had a wonderfully good time of it on the whole and the people of Southampton ought to feel proud of their football population.

In 1888–89, Woolston Works continued to occupy the Antelope Ground, sharing this with the Trojans Rugby Club. reached the final of the Hampshire Senior Cup, where they lost to a team from the Royal Engineers based at Aldershot, By now, Oswald, Mordaunt & Co. were in financial trouble as a result of which many of their better footballers had returned to their native north-east and Scotland, causing the works to put out a weakened team for the final.

The Woolston shipyard was closed in April 1889 and Oswald, Mordaunt & Co. was wound up, resulting in the disbanding of the football team.

Later teams
During the First World War, a team from the works, now owned by John I. Thornycroft & Company was formed, known as Thornycrofts (Woolston) F.C..  They survived until 1926 and reached the First Round Proper of the F.A. Cup in 1919–20 where they took Burnley of the Football League First Division to a replay.

In 1960, Vosper Thornycroft F.C. was founded. They subsequently changed their name to VT F.C. and then to Sholing F.C. who now play in the Southern League Division One South & West.

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How Should Museums Use Their YouTube Channels?
Video is an increasingly fundamental feature of the media landscape. Like text and images, video has become central to online communication, and is a foundational component of any museum's storytelling and online engagement. As a video maker and museum lover, I was curious about the general practice of video production at museums. As I researched the space, it became clear that I needed to hone in on how museums use YouTube.
YouTube is not only the largest video repository on the web, but the second-largest search engine, which means people are not just being directed to specific channels from elsewhere, but are actively looking for new videos as sources of information and entertainment. It is clear from the number of users and variety of content on YouTube that there are large potential audiences for many subject areas, and the success of educational YouTube channels focused on science and mathematics demonstrates the desire of YouTube audiences to learn through video. Yet in looking at a sample of YouTube channels from highly visited art museums, I found view and subscriber numbers to be much lower than I expected for such prominent institutions. I wanted to get to the bottom of these low numbers, and come up with some suggestions that could help museum videos do better in the YouTube environment.
When I measured the effect of the degrees of branding on museum channels, it was clear that branding and organization efforts have had a major impact on both viewership and subscriber numbers. The museum channels that feature distinctly branded video series — organized into playlists, with a consistent style, naming conventions, titling, et cetera — perform overwhelmingly better than those that don't, both in number of highly viewed videos and number of channel subscribers.
Why do branding and organization make such a difference to viewers? For one thing, they let people know that a channel is actively and thoughtfully managed, which immediately suggests quality of content. Series also lead viewers from one video to another with the promise of similar content, encouraging viewers who find individual videos by searching or browsing to spend more time with the channel. Ideally, this sort of branding would exist at a channel-wide level, with playlists serving to further organize subthemes and more focused series that correspond to the channel's larger identity. The stronger the brand, and the more the videos on the channel reflect it, the more likely a new viewer will understand what's being offered, and become interested in having a long-term connection to the channel.
"Outward-looking" content is more entertainment- and/or education-focused, and includes things like mini documentaries, profiles of artists, performances, and talks.
In my sample of YouTube videos from museum channels, outward-looking content showed the strongest performance, making up 51 percent of top channel videos and 75 percent of top videos with more than one hundred thousand views. To me, this indicates that among the wider YouTube audience, content that is less promotional and museum specific, and more directly designed to impart knowledge or provide entertainment, tends to get wider traction.
Promotional videos were the second-most-successful category, likely because they are part of concerted marketing efforts. But these videos have a limited shelf life, corresponding to the timeframe of the marketing campaign of the exhibition they are designed to promote, and interest in them generally did not extend over longer periods of time. Few promotional videos reached view counts of one hundred thousand or more.
As is the case with most social media, people do not come to YouTube to be solicited. Individual institutional reputations do little to draw viewers to YouTube videos, especially when those viewers may not live near a given museum or ever plan to visit it. Rather than continually telling audiences who they are, museums should use YouTube to show what they can teach, and demonstrate that the knowledge they possess is interesting and relevant.
Currently, the jumble of content types and lack of organization on many museum YouTube channels (including ours) give little indication of what viewers will gain by watching. For viewers to really get excited about our channels and videos, they need to know what we're offering them, which means institutions need to internally define their channels' purposes and brand. Then we should communicate our missions clearly — through the content we make, the content we choose not to upload, and the graphics, titles, playlists, and other elements that shape a channel's unified identity.
For more on museums and YouTube, check out my Museums and the Web paper "Art Museums and YouTube: Current Practice and Potential Strategy," or take a look at my Museums and the Web presentation slideshare.
Emily Robbins is the web and digital assistant at SFMOMA.


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'Epic' Memories: Archive Pics from Boston's Roxy 1
Back a decade ago, Epic at the Roxy was Boston's go-to club on Saturday nights. Here's the first of two albums of archive pics from the club events hosted by the late Chris Harris.
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Our look back from the Epic at the Roxy archive when it was Boston's primo nightlife choice continues with these pics.
Before it moved to the House of Blues, Epic, the weekly gay night, sponsored by the late Chris Harris, was held at the Boston downtown club The Roxy. Here is the final installment of pics from the venue from nearly a decade ago.
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Brittany: Biddable, affectionate and loyal, the Brittany has a soft, beautiful brown and white coat and infectious spirit. Smaller and lower to the ground than many pointing breeds, the Brittany is as maneuverable as a sports car in the fields and forests.
German Wirehaired Pointer: Loyal and hard working, wirehairs are master trackers with lots of prey drive, and will bust the brush like a Labrador when needed.
Deutsch Drahthaar: Drahts are expected to seek out furred and feathered game from pheasants to wild boar, follow a blood track, retrieve all types of shot game on land and water, and of course, protect their human family.
Chesapeaske Bay Retriever: Strong, large, powerfully built for the toughest conditions, this dog has a distinctive two-layer coat: wooly underfur, plus short harsh, wavy jopcoat.
English Springer Spaniel: Hunting with one is a fast-paced, exciting affair, as there's no pointing . . . just hard-charging dogs pushing birds into the air within gun range.
Golden Retriever: A loyal companion, the Golden is among the most trainable dog breeds around.
Labrador Retriever: That love of water also made them ideal duck and goose dogs and the word soon spread across the Atlantic when bird hunting became the sport of kings.
Gordon Setter: A methodical hunter, the Gordon may not move as fast as his English kennelmate, but for many foot hunters, that's just fine.
Pointer: Pointers were developed in the 1600's before guns were used for wingshooting, to point hares for Greyhounds to chase.
German Shorthaired Pointer: The shorthair quickly became popular with hunters who needed one dog to do it all: point, track, retrieve furred and feathered game on land and water … and serve as family companion.
English Setter: The "setter" moniker came from the original dog's behavior, laying down (or "setting") after locating game, so the hunter could throw a net over the prey without tangling in the dog.


Love is known as the biggest force in creation. I wasn't there :), but I'm certain that God created this entire universe employing the power of love. It is only through love that we thrive, nourish our minds, and glow internally and externally. The challenge of late is finding love. In a world bombarded with a lot of negativity and the growing inability of people to love themselves, and hence understand how to love others, how do we attract true love?
The three steps below explain the simple but proven actions to turn one into a love magnet.
1.	Release your negative internal representations, self-limiting beliefs, negative memories, sadness and low self-esteem about yourself.
2.	Invest in actions that raise your self-esteem and self-love.
3.	Relax and know that love will come your way.
Remember, we only attract who we are. Once we invest in renewing our internal worlds and loving ourselves unconditionally, love shows up, and effortlessly.
For more tips and Emotional Freedom Techniques to help you release negative internal representations, and attract love, check out the book; Love, Men and Money: How to Attract and Retain them. (http://www.amazon.com/Love-Men-Money-Attract-Retain/dp/1480094897) Or if you want to get more personal, check out my program the 14 Days Love Liberation Boot Camp. – (http://tapthegood.com/coaching/) This program is revolutionary and guaranteed to bring you the results that you seek, or you money back.
When you look in the mirror, what do you hear?
Yes, you read the question right. What do you hear when you look at the mirror? Apparently, for this particular article, it is not what to you see in the mirror, but what you HEAR that makes all the difference.
The voices in their heads go on: "I'm too old; I'm too dark; look at all these wrinkles; bla bla bla. The voices go on and on, and so does the physical facial reactions to match the inner dialogue. That slowly but surely eats away their confidence, self esteem, and enthusiasm.
Question: How can one stop the negative clatter and replace it with positive prompters?
There are numerous ways; one of them is telling oneself to STOP the negative voice every time it starts the useless chat.
In my book Do Not Force it, Tap The Good; there is a whole chapter on mirror talk, the humor side of it, and how to reprogram oneself to employ his/her mind to change his/her inner voice, and hence tap into his/her infinite potential.
Go check the book trailer. http://youtu.be/msL0m3YIk-c or simply click on this link to get a kindle or paperback version.
What if this is it??
So, there you are trying to control what you can't: trying to seek for what you don't have yet longed for, for so long. You've turned every stone looking for solutions for a particular dilemma in your life; yet found no answers. You've done everything you know, or discovered as a solution for your problem, yet nothing has worked. You know that you are more than what you are experiencing. Deep within you is a yawning that keeps harassing your senses to expand, and deliver your gifts to the world. However, everything in the world seems to be against you. You have actually stopped appreciating the good things you have in your life, because you know that you deserve more. You know that there is more for you.
My dear friend, I know, because I've been there.
A few questions to ponder: what if this is it??? What if for now, this is what your fate was designed to be? What do you plan on doing for, and with your life?
Suggestion: Become grateful for everything your 5 senses have availed you in the past, and in the now: focus on that. For instance: become grateful for the things that you've seen in the past, and recently that brought you joy. Become grateful for the gift of hearing, tasting, feeling, intuiting, and most importantly, living. It would work best if you make a list of 10 things you are grateful for, for the next 10 days.


Feeling Stuck or Down? This Easy Tip Will Help!
I'm SO excited! I'm on a bus to NYC for the week, so I'll make this quick. I was feeling stuck recently and asked myself 3 critical questions that have have seriously skyrocketed my feeling of empowerment and joy! Researcher David Cooperrider of Case Western Reserve University says that when we want a different answer, we have to ask a different question.
Why I was stuck… When I married Josh I gave up my dream of living in New York. My compromise was to live in Philly until his son graduated high school, under one condition – we would never move to the suburbs. It's not that I have anything against the suburbs; they just don't feed my soul like a city does. I need lots of diverse people, art, noise, and lights to feed my creative fire.
But then the city public schools became worse. Then his son's mom had some personal issues. And everyone agreed that the suburban school was the right place for him.
So off to the suburbs I went. We bought a beautiful house and I tried to have a good attitude, but with every passing day, I've felt more stuck. And the more stuck I feel, the more resentful I become of Josh. It's been super hard – especially since I'm always telling you that you must follow your heart's desires and soul's dreams no matter what!
But this is how it goes for all of us. You know what you want or you have an idea, but you make a compromise for someone you love, or you become afraid because someone said it was silly or selfish. So you back away from your idea and then feel small, caged, stuck, and even resentful or angry.
So I used my 3 favorite happiness + success questions and found a perfect solution that I'm SOOO excited about!!
1. How Can I? For two years, I've told myself "I can't live in New York City." I convinced myself that I was stuck, and as a free spirit, that kind of cage was just making me more miserable and resentful. So recently, I used my favorite question, "How can I?" to see what else was possible. That's when my coach suggested that I live in NYC 3 days a week – that I commute, like so many do. It was so simple. So easy. Like, "duh!" Why didn't I think of that? To be honest, I had, and Josh had, but I had been scared. I didn't want him to resent me. I thought I was selfish for wanting it. I projected that it would be too expensive and it just wasn't feasible. I'm sure you get this. I'm sure you have all sorts of things you want to do that you tell yourself are impossible. You make up stories that people will be upset with you. You project what will go wrong. We all do this – and there go our dreams and our happiness.
So every time you hear yourself say, "I can't do that… it's too expensive… it's too risky… it's not practical" (etc, etc), ask, "How Can I?" and watch how this empowered stance instantly makes you feel happier and stronger!
2. Who Can Help? So when you have an idea but you have no idea how to do it, this is your next happiness + success question. When my coach suggested this 3-days-in-NY idea, I had no idea how to find an apartment for just a few days and I didn't want to spend $2000/month on one. So I asked my brain, "Who can help?" Instantly, I thought of 2 people who have back apartments out of use. One is a woman that I just met, but who recently offered for me to stay during an impending snowstorm. I didn't end up needing it then, but how awesome that she had JUST offered this! So, I emailed her and though I can't stay here regularly, she's letting me stay this week to see how I like the 3-days idea!! And here's how amazing the Universe (and this woman) is – she lives ON CENTRAL PARK. I have a huge beautiful space with a private bathroom and entrance…. It's heaven.
So get some help – even if it's scary or you don't like asking, or you feel guilty. People want to help. Ask friends if they know someone who can help, go through your mental roladex, or reach out to a coach for guidance and support.
Then came the next step – email people (see above). Then the next one, to try it out once, and here I am, on this bus. Renting a whole apartment felt too big right now, so I just needed to do it once and see. Then if I like it, do it once more. And then once more. And then in time, if it's the right solution for my own success and happiness, then we'll rent more permanent space.
So boil it down to one small step. Then another small step. Just one. If you want to write a book, take out a pen. If you want to become a Vice President, download a book on leadership. One step and watch how taking action leads to more action!
friend, I've used these 3 questions to do everything in life – from pursuing my purpose to moving across the country to creating my first retreat in Paris. It always works!
So what have you been wanting to do that would make you happier and/or more successful? Ask for a promotion? Learn a new skill? Start a business? Pursue a creative purpose?
Ask yourself these 3 questions and watch yourself take flight! And again, if you need help, reach out. Email me here! I have space for 2 new coaching clients and I'd be happy to host a free 30 minute consultation with you to discover how you can achieve your goals and to see if coaching is for you.


IT'S FRIYAY! I'd be lying if I said I wasn't excited. I feel like this has been the LONGEST-WEEK-EVER. We've had rain, 70 degree weather, snow, and everything in between. I'm beginning to think Mother Nature is going through menopause or something, because girlfriend is a hot mess. With that being said, how have you been liking Middle Eastern Food Week? It's been fun doing an entire series of themed food like this. I love trying new things in the kitchen and working with different spices.
To begin you will need to add the rice, saffron, and if you are cheap like me, your boullion cubes to your pot.
After that, add the salt, pepper, and garlic powder.
Add three cups of water.
Place over medium/high heat and bring to a boil.
You should see the stock turn a really pretty yellow color. That's not the chicken broth, it's the lovely saffron working it's magic.
Cover and cook according to the directions on your rice packaging.
And there you have it! It's truly that simple. This Saffron Rice Recipe had such great flavor, and if I'm honest, I actually liked it more than the rice they serve at my local Lebanese restaurant. It's warm and rich, the perfect side for any meal, especially the Grilled Shawarma Chicken and Tablouli Salad. So get in the kitchen and give it a try TONIGHT! I hope you enjoyed this Middle Eastern Food Week and if you have any other food themed weeks you would like me to try, let me know in the comments below.
Place the rice, saffron, salt, pepper, and garlic powder in a pot.
Cover and cook according to the directions on the packaging.


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Sun goes down and moon grows fat.
Missiles fired. Hit the deck.
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Cody Walker's most recent poetry collection is The Trumpiad (Waywiser, 2017). All proceeds from the book are being donated to the ACLU. He's also the author of two earlier collections: The Self-Styled No-Child (Waywiser, 2016) and Shuffle and Breakdown (Waywiser, 2008). His work appears in The New York Times Magazine, Scoundrel Time, The Best American Poetry, and Resistance, Rebellion, Life: Fifty Poems Now. He lives in Ann Arbor, where he teaches English at the University of Michigan and blogs for the Kenyon Review.


SAN FRANCISCO — VIZ Media LLC brings the hero-inspired big-screen action of the smash hit anime property "Tiger & Bunny" home to the Bay Area as it announces the North American theatrical premiere event for "Tiger & Bunny: The Beginning" to be held at the New People Cinema, located at 1746 Post St. in San Francisco's Japantown.
Showtimes are 4 and 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29. The film will be presented with original Japanese dialogue and English subtitles. Advance tickets are $10 and are available online at www.NewPeopleWorld.com/films/films-9-2012/. Advance ticketholders will receive a limited-edition Wild Tiger Card at the premiere. Day-of tickets (subject to availability) will be available at the New People Cinema box office.
The event will also feature a cosplay contest open to all fans nationwide and those attending the premiere. The online cosplay contest will run until Friday, Sept. 28. Fans are encouraged to don their best "Tiger & Bunny"-inspired costume and submit a picture for a chance to win valuable domestic and Japanese "Tiger & Bunny" licensed products. An on-site cosplay contest will be streamed to the "Tiger & Bunny" Facebook page on the day of the premiere.
Categories for the contest include: Hero Suit, Off-Duty and Support Crew. Official prize sponsors include YesAnime, Animate, Gaia Online and Bluefin. Check the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TigerAndBunny for the official entry page.
The film takes audiences on a wild journey to the metropolis of Stern Bild, where there are heroes that wear the logos of sponsors and protect the city from danger. Their exploits are broadcast on the popular HERO TV. Wild Tiger (Kotetsu T. Kaburagi) is a veteran superhero who is past his peak and is ordered by his company to team up with the rookie hero, Barnaby Brooks Jr. Can these two mismatched superheroes overcome their differences to protect the city?
Episodes of the "Tiger & Bunny" anime series are available on VIZAnime.com, the company's exclusive web destination for anime, and will also be carried this fall on Neon Alley, VIZ Media's forthcoming 24-hour anime channel featuring the world's best anime (dubbed and uncut).
For more information on "Tiger & Bunny" and other animated titles from VIZ Media, visit www.VIZAnime.com.
Headquartered in San Francisco, VIZ Media distributes, markets and licenses the besme and manga titles direct from Japan. Owned by three of Japan's largest manga and animation companies, Shueisha Inc., Shogakukan Inc., and Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions Co. Ltd., VIZ Media has the most extensive library of anime and manga for English-speaking audiences in North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland and South Africa.
With its popular digital manga anthology Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha and blockbuster properties like "Naruto," "Bleach" and "Inuyasha," VIZ Media offers cutting-edge action, romance and family-friendly properties for anime, manga, science fiction and fantasy fans of all ages.
VIZ Media properties are available as graphic novels, DVDs, animated television series, feature films, downloadable and streaming video and a variety of consumer products. Learn more about VIZ Media, anime and manga at www.VIZ.com.


We learn a lot about ourselves and the world by looking into mirrors. We learn to see ourselves as complete and being just 'like the others' by looking into mirrors. Mirrors show how each of us is different and unique. Mirrors shatter, deform and destroy. They reflect the patterns of our universe, as much as they create them. Look at all them weird geometries caught when you freeze the moments that are being warped back to you from somewhere behind a looking glass! Mirrors are the things closest to a philosopher's stone that we've got... They're also an awful lot of fun!


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