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Commencement of the Protection of Personal Information Act – 1 April 2020 28/01/2020
Private Companies in South Africa: Practical and Legal Considerations Concerning Acquisitions and Disposals 29/11/2019
Are you ready for Black Friday? 27/11/2019
Dividend Stripping Provisions in Updated Tax Bills 06/11/2019
Is that an alien in my backyard? 30/10/2019
The ARB's sobering decision on "non-alcoholic" beverages 24/10/2019
"The Debt Intervention Bill" signed into law 18/10/2019
A fully electronic deeds registry system to be introduced 17/10/2019
Our Clean Energy and Sustainability Strategy in Africa 15/10/2019
Tunisia: Renewable energy projects update 17/09/2019
An alternative purchase price mechanism for M&A transactions 12/09/2019
The Laws of Life with Garry Hertzberg - How to deal with Employees: Poor performance, incapacity and ill health 10/09/2019
Selling your property? You have the right to choose your conveyancer 06/09/2019
Legal Factors every non-profit must consider before expanding into new countries- The NGO Whisperer Magazine 04/09/2019
Department of Environmental Affairs | Requirement to submit a report generated by the national web based environmental screening tool 30/08/2019
Africa: Botswana launches RfQ as part of 100 MW solar tender 27/08/2019
Mali's new mining code ends tax exemptions, shortens regulatory stability period 27/08/2019
The Property Sector Transformation Code: Estate agent's take note 16/08/2019
The Laws of Life with Garry Hertzberg - The Mining Industry in South Africa (PODCAST) 13/08/2019
Could shareholders inadvertently cancel their Shareholders Agreement? 02/08/2019
Environmental newsletter, Edition 1 - South Africa 01/08/2019
Financial Provision Regulations 2019 01/08/2019
Private prosecution of BP Southern Africa Proprietary Limited 01/08/2019
Waste exclusion regulations, 2018 - Moving towards a circular economy 01/08/2019
Tunisia: STEG Launches Three International Calls for Tenders 25/07/2019
When tragedy strikes, follow due process 19/07/2019
The fourth industrial revolution, automation, the internet of things and artificial intelligence can have a positive impact on mining, natural resources, and infrastructure sectors 13/06/2019
Private prosecutions – the changing face of compliance in South Africa 13/06/2019
Health and safety in the workplace: how important is it? 13/06/2019
Mining, natural resources and infrastructure newsletter, June 2019 - South Africa 13/06/2019
Engaging with communities – has the Minister of Mineral Resources been tied up in knots? 13/06/2019
Disruption in the African mining and natural resources sector 13/06/2019
Has the publication of Mining Charter 3 brought some policy and regulatory certainty to the embattled mining and natural resources sector? 13/06/2019
The significance of force majeure provisions on contractual arrangements 13/06/2019
Betting and Gaming amendments for South Africa 12/06/2019
Zambia: Zambia opens prequalification for Small Hydro Tender - Round II 03/01/2019
Commodities bulletin: metals and minerals 23/11/2018
Tunisia: Renewables Projects Update 01/11/2018
A leading light in Africa's bright future 22/10/2018
Major change with respect to the termination of fixed duration contracts of employment 17/10/2018
Global employment briefing: Egypt, October 2018 03/10/2018
Global employment briefing: Tunisia, October 2018 03/10/2018
Tunisia: The Prime Minister launches strategic pipeline of over 30 new large-scale PPP projects at International Investor Forum 01/10/2018
Commodities bulletin: Dairy 06/09/2018
Global employment briefing: Tunisia, June 2018 12/06/2018
Egypt: 600 MW BOO PV Tender 19/12/2017
Zambia: GET FIT 100 MW Tender 14/12/2017
Recent employment developments in Gabon, Mali and Tunisia 06/10/2017
Namibia's Renewable Energy, Power Infrastructure & Energy Efficiency Investor Conference 2017 14/06/2017
The position of non-citizens in employment agreements 06/10/2016
Top three construction cases: August 2016 17/08/2016
Boris Martor, explains how Eversheds has been developing a presence in Morocco 12/07/2016
Global employment briefing: Nigeria, May 2016 24/05/2016
Ivory Coast: Faciliating SME's access to Public contracts 10/02/2016
Morocco: More transparency for Public Limited Companies 10/02/2016
Africa e-briefing Feb 2016 10/02/2016
Tunisia | Global employment update 10/02/2016
Algeria: Towards the constitutionalisation of economic freedoms 10/02/2016
Algeria: What impact will the new Finance Act have on investment 10/02/2016
Ivory Coast - Steps towards lease regulations in the Ivory Coast 10/02/2016
Global employment briefing: Tunisia - February 2016 01/02/2016
MENA: Algeria's publication of draft PPA for solar PV and wind 29/12/2015
Africa e-briefing Nov 2015 18/11/2015
Burkina Faso: a reform of the mining sector 18/11/2015
Burundi: a reform of the electricity sector 18/11/2015
Guinea: The bill containing the Investment Code is passed 18/11/2015
ICC Dispute Board Rules 2015 – What's new? 18/11/2015
New Angolan Foreign Investment Law, Initial Summary Appraisal 18/11/2015
We advise ProCredit Holding AG on the sale of its DRC banking operations Acting on German bank's deal with Equity Group 18/11/2015
Promulgation of the law No. 1/14 dated 27th April 2015 on the general regime applicable to public-private partnerships (hereafter "PPP") 18/11/2015
Corporate Governance at PetroSA through the Eyes of the Courts 03/11/2015
Uganda: NWSC invites tenders for a waste-to-energy PPP in Kampala 14/08/2015
Briefing July 2015 28/07/2015
Electrifying Africa – the hunt for the off-grid solution 16/06/2015
The future of labour brokers in the face of the labour relations amendment act 10/06/2015
The exclusion of trust assets from the joint estate of spouses married in community of property 02/06/2015
Global employment briefing: Tunisia, May 2015 28/05/2015
TUNISIA adopts new legislation relating to electricity sourced from clean energy developments 27/05/2015
Morocco - New opportunities for investments of companies based in Morocco 06/05/2015
Burundi – Reform of the electricity sector 06/05/2015
Best of Benin 06/05/2015
International arbitration Africa style 06/05/2015
Mauritius - Attractiveness of Mauritius as a new seat of international arbitration 06/05/2015
Tunisia: Adoption of the renewable energy law 06/05/2015
Africa E-briefing May 2015 05/05/2015
MENA: Egypt Feed-in Tariff programme update 26/03/2015
Morocco: Central Noor IV – call for tenders 23/03/2015
Africa e-briefing March 2015 11/03/2015
SAAB Grintek Defence (Pty) Ltd v South African Police Service, State Information Technology Agency and Others 10/03/2015
Gabon – Law n°007/2014 on the protection of the environment in the Republic of Gabon 09/03/2015
DRC – Accession to the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards 05/03/2015
UEMOA – The first credit bureaus (BICs) are being established in the member States of the UEMOA 02/03/2015
MENA: Egypt FIT programme - important clarifications for Developer Consortia 17/02/2015
MENA update: Egypt FIT - further clarifications and UAE - DEWA roof top installations 02/02/2015
Global employment briefing: Tunisia, January 2015 28/01/2015
Africa e-briefing January 2015 26/01/2015
MENA: Important for all bidders pre-qualified under the Egyptian FIT (2) 21/01/2015
MENA: Important for all bidders pre-qualified under the Egyptian FIT 20/01/2015
Africa e-briefing December 2014 12/12/2014
Gambia PPP Opportunities 11/12/2014
Reform of the foreign exchange in DRC 11/12/2014
Employment update - August 2014 15/08/2014
Edition of the OHADA BLUE CODE 28/07/2014
DRC - Deadline for compliance with the Uniform Act on Companies of September 12th, 2014 14/07/2014
PPP in Africa: Pushing the Boundaries 14/07/2014
South Africa – Amendment to the Development Bank of Southern Africa Act 14/07/2014
Tunisia – Telecommunication Sector 14/07/2014
Benin - Measures to improve the business climate 14/07/2014
Senegal – Adoption of a new Community Customs Code 14/07/2014
Africa e-briefing July 2014 14/07/2014
Tunisia - Counterfeit medicines 29/04/2014
DRC - Reminder of the tax regulation 29/04/2014
Algeria – Entry into force of the New Mining Law 29/04/2014
Inter-University diploma of OHADA's Jurists 29/04/2014
OHADA – Reform of the procedures of the Common Court of Justice and Arbitration of OHADA 29/04/2014
Morocco – The social security system both covers employees in the public sector and the private sector 29/04/2014
Ivory Coast – Detailed presentation of the New Mining Code 29/04/2014
Kenya – Adoption of a new mining law 24/03/2014
Eversheds Africa Law Institute makes strides across Africa 24/03/2014
Inter-University diploma of OHADA jurist 24/03/2014
Mali/UEMOA – Usury Act 24/03/2014
ECOWAS – Reforms in the ECOWAS 24/03/2014
Sénégal – Adoption of the draft law on partnership agreements 24/03/2014
Ivory Coast – Adoption of the New Electricity Code and the New Mining Code 24/03/2014
Cameroon – Calling into question the application of the competition regulation in Cameroon 13/02/2014
Djibouti - New Law on the Prevention and Fight Against Corruption 13/02/2014
OHADA – Adoption of a New Uniform act on Commercial Companies and Economic Interest Groups 13/02/2014
Democratic Republic of Congo – Draft Hydrocarbon Bill 13/02/2014
Algeria – Changes derived from new Finance Law 2014 impacting the shareholding of foreigners in Algerian companies 13/02/2014
Minutes of EALI Summit – Paris – 21-22 January 2014 13/02/2014
Eversheds Africa e-briefing: February 2014 13/02/2014
EALI e-briefing January 2014 09/01/2014
Africa Law Institute e-briefing - December 2013 05/12/2013
Eversheds Africa e-briefing: June 2013 27/06/2013
Tunisia - Ratification of ILO international conventions concerning professional relationships within companies 26/06/2013
Tunisia - Social Contract for Tunisia 17/05/2013
Senegal - Implementation of the new tax code - Increase of the corporation tax rate 26/03/2013
Ebola outbreak: Is it a force majeure event? 01/01/2012
Construction Good faith in English law 01/01/2012
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This super sweet SmartFamily is looking for some long-term, part-time help with their 13-month son, who has chronic kidney disease. They are looking for someone who can commit to helping out one day a week on Saturday, for around six hours a day ( around 12PM - 6PM, most likely). . Commitment is KEY with this family, as there are a lot of special circumstances to explain, as well as the family not wanted to expose their baby to multiple people. Please only apply if you can commit to 6+ months! Please include your preferred availability when you apply!
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Thai Nguyen (på vietnamesiska Thái Nguyên) är en provins i norra Vietnam. Provinsen består av stadsdistrikten Thai Nguyen (huvudstaden) och Song Cong samt sju landsbygdsdistrikt: Dai Tu, Dinh Hoa, Dong Hy, Pho Yen, Phu Binh, Phu Luong och Vo Nhai.

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Kevin Bichard, né le  à Martigues, est un joueur de basket-ball professionnel français. Il mesure  et joue au poste d'ailier

Biographie

Kevin Bichard commence le basket-ball au club de la Penne-Sur-Huveaune. Il remporte ensuite ses premiers championnats départementaux et régionaux au club de l'Union Sportive de Saint-Marcel (USSM) à Marseille. Ses performances lui permettent d'intégrer les clubs du SMUC et de l'ASPTT Aix en Provence pour y disputer les championnats nationaux.
Le club de Fos Ouest Provence le recrute alors pour intégrer son centre de formation.

Kevin Bichard est réserviste dans l'armée française. Il est régulièrement sélectionné en équipe de France militaire de Basket

Club
 2004-2006 :  Fos OPB (Nationale 2)
 2006-2008 :  Fos OPB (Nationale 1)
 2008-2009 :  AL Roche-la-Molière (Nationale 1)
 2009-2010 :  Saint-Quentin BB (Nationale 1)
 2010-2011 :  Saint-Vallier BD (Pro B)
 2011-2012 :  Saint-Quentin BB (Nationale 1)
 2012-2013 :  Saint-Quentin BB (Pro B)
 2013-2014 :  Lille MBC (Pro B)
 2015-2016 :  JSA Bordeaux (Nationale 1)
 2016-2018 :  UB Chartres Métropole (Nationale 1)
 2018-2019 :  C' Chartres (Pro B)
 2019-2022 :  Vendée Challans Basket (Nationale 1)
 2023- :  Pays de Fougères Basket (Nationale 2)

Palmarès
 2009-2010 : Playoffs Nationale 1
 2011-2012 : Champion de Nationale 1 ; Montée en Pro B
 2017-2018 : vainqueur des Playoffs Nationale 1; accession en Pro B
 Décembre 2021 : Vainqueur du tournoi international du SHAPE a Mons (Belgique) avec l'équipe de France militaire de basket

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Naissance en novembre 1986
Joueur français de basket-ball
Joueur de Fos Ouest Provence Basket
Joueur du Saint-Quentin Basket-Ball
Joueur du Saint-Vallier Basket Drôme
Joueur du Lille MBC
Joueur du Rueil Athletic Club
Joueur des JSA Bordeaux
Joueur du C' Chartres Basket Masculin
Joueur de Vendée Challans Basket
Naissance à Martigues


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Disney+ Is Saving Star Wars
Since Disney acquired Star Wars in 2012 for $4 billion, fans haven't loved everything that has released. While 2015's The Force Awakens was generally received positively, subsequent films have divided the fan base and at times provoked 'fans' to show their worst side. Cast and crew members received hostile reactions to some creative decisions, with The Last Jedi causing the most outspoken criticism.
While some of the films split the fan base, the overwhelming response to the animated series have been positive. In particular season 7 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels united the fans and provided some of the most loved stories that Star Wars has produced.
In November of 2017 Disney announced they were working on a live action Star Wars show that would debut on their direct-to-consumer streaming service, Disney+. As more films released and the fandom was divided, the premise of this show also became contentious among fans. While many doubted Disney's ability to produce a product that would be loved, many others pointed towards the success of the animated shows as a reason to be hopeful.
This hope only grew when we discovered that Executive Producer of The Mandalorian would be working with Dave Filoni to develop the series. For those of you who don't know, Dave Filoni was the Director and Executive Producer on The Clone Wars and Rebels. What's more is he worked directly alongside George Lucas on The Clone Wars and to many fans, is considered the apprentice to the master himself.
With its release in 2019, The Mandalorian showed fans that a live action Star Wars show could absolutely work. While it didn't blow people away it offered a fun perspective on the franchise and introduced us to characters that quickly became very popular. It was with 2020's release of season 2 however that we finally got to see the true potential of a Star Wars show.
For those that are yet to see the show I will avoid spoilers on the most part.
Season 2 of The Mandalorian took a different narrative approach compared to season 1. In the first season, each episode acted like a mini adventure for our main characters. Season 2 however created a continuous narrative throughout the episodes, with each progressing the story from the one before it. This led to some truly incredible moments and ultimately to a season finale that fans, almost universally, loved.
This long form story progression seemed to address the biggest issues from the sequel trilogy (Episodes 7,8 and 9). While the trilogy started strong with The Force Awakens, it ended feeling disjointed and didn't quite tell a cohesive story. Having Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni write and produce The Mandalorian from the beginning has allowed the shows story to flow and create moments that feel earned and not just shoehorned in.
The success of The Mandalorian meant that fans excitement only grew with what Disney and Lucasfilm announced at Decembers Disney Investor Day 2020. Disney+ has quickly become a focus for every studio under Disney, and Lucasfilm is arguably leading that with The Mandalorian. The shift to streaming seemed likely in order to bolster their content offering, however the effect that Covid-19 had on Hollywood has only accelerated that transition.
The Mandalorian set the stage for Star Wars on Disney+, and it is something they will look to build upon with not only season 3 but also three spin off shows set within the same timeline. Ahsoka, The Book of Boba Fett and Rangers of the New Republic will see characters introduced in The Mandalorian off on their own adventures. Lucasfilm President, Kathleen Kennedy, also teased all of them all coming back together for a larger MCU style event. Disney and Lucasfilm didn't stop there though.
They also announced live action shows based on Obi-Wan Kenobi, Lando Calrission and Cassian Andor, as well as a show set in the final days of the High Republic called 'The Acolyte'. These shows will be joined by three animated projects too. The Bad Batch, Visions and A Droid Story.
These eleven projects that are all adopting long form storytelling, will hopefully allow the creators to develop their stories further and give us time to sit with characters and plot points. With the creative heads at Lucasfilm seemingly now aligned after the mishaps of the sequel trilogy, I think that Star Wars is finally on a track to success. Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have proven they truly understand the franchise and what makes it work. Based on reports they will be influential in all upcoming Disney+ projects, even if they are not the ones creating them. This creative collaboration is what Star Wars has been missing.
The sequel trilogy felt disjointed, with reports each writer and director didn't consult with each other to form the bigger picture. Lucasfilm now appear to adopt the Marvel model, where all involved work together to build the larger franchise going forward.
This is the shake-up that Star Wars needed. The Marvel Cinematic Universe changed how every franchise is perceived, with its decade long story arc consisting of twenty three films and much more to come. Star Wars on Disney+ has forced Lucasfilm to think differently and in turn, opened their eyes to the creative mistakes made before. With this new direction and diverse line up in place, Star Wars finally seems to be on the right path.
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There are more than 11 million landlords in the U.S., and a new rental unit hits the market every 80 seconds, according to statistics from the Rental Protection Agency.1 While the number of rental units grows, so does the responsibility of owning a rental property. You not only have to find good tenants, but you're responsible for the property's upkeep and maintenance.
What if the property is damaged in a storm, or is vandalized? To ease owners' concerns and provide protection for situations that are beyond their control, you should consider landlord insurance.
Landlord insurance provides financial protection if your rental property is damaged, becomes unlivable after a catastrophic event such as a fire or a storm, or if someone is hurt on the property.
Standard homeowners insurance only provides limited coverage for rental properties, which is why a separate landlord policy is necessary.
A landlord policy typically covers any physical damage to the home that's caused by fire, bad weather or criminal activity such as a break-in. It also covers any additional buildings, including a shed or detached garage. Equipment, like lawn mowers and snow blowers kept on the property to maintain it, is also covered.
If someone is hurt while living in the rental property or visiting it, landlord insurance can help cover that person's medical costs, legal fees and settlements.
If your rental property is damaged by a covered loss, such as a fire or tornado, and the damage keeps you from renting it out, most policies will reimburse you for the income lost during that time.
Landlord insurance doesn't cover a tenant's belongings. For example, if the tenant's car, furniture and antique china collection are lost in a fire, landlord insurance doesn't cover that. You should encourage your tenants to get renters insurance to cover their belongings.
Landlord insurance doesn't cover repairs, either; if the dishwasher breaks or the furnace goes out, you're responsible.
Buying landlord insurance is a safe way to protect your investment. Owning a rental property isn't always easy, but purchasing Nationwide's rental property coverage is one of the easiest decisions you can make as a landlord.
Product, coverage, discounts, insurance terms, definitions and other descriptions are intended for informational purposes only and do not in any way replace or modify the definitions and information contained in your individual insurance contracts, policies, and/or declaration pages from Nationwide-affiliated underwriting companies, which are controlling. Such products, coverages, terms and discounts may vary by state and exclusions may apply.


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Q: nextjs how to display svgs in both ways as img and as react component? I am using NEXT.js.
I added [SVGR][1] into project in order to use SVGs as react components.
The problem is cus in some places I want to use SVGS as img, and svgr not support that, which means all my svgs that are displayed in <img tag is not shown.
How to make a next.config to support both way of displaying SVG in a img and as react component?

module.exports = withSvgr({
  webpack: (config) => {
    config.resolve.fallback = {
      http: false,
      https: false,
    };
    config.resolve.modules.push(path.resolve('./'));
    return config;
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});

https://react-svgr.com/docs/next/

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WSM blog: Using PDF 1.6 With OpenText Web Site Management Asset Manager - Open Text Web Solutions Usergroup e.V.
Reading metadata from PDF 1.6 documents in the released OpenText Web Site Management Server versions is not working at the moment, as a quite old 3rd party component (pdfinfo.exe) used by the AssetManager is not supporting newer PDF versions.
sample is using iTextsharp that is licensed under the Affero General Public License.
configuration possibility to change this threshold value.
The sample is provided without any warranty. Please try it on your own risk.


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Once these two issues have been settled, the other important step is simply to make sure the connection fits the port in your computer where it is to be plugged in. The voltage and output current of the laptop adapter will not matter if it is not able to be connected. If ordering online or if you do not have your HP computer, it is advisable to check this out as soon as possible.
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I was just going through my stock of snuff with an eye to making a shopping list. Then I remembered Black Friday Sales Day.
Do any of the well known suppliers mentioned, or contributing here have a Black Friday Sale?
Pretty sure MrSnuff had a free shipping deal last year for black friday. I could be wrong.
Wilsons of Sharrow did that kind of promotion last year.
Something was going on at northerner.com and snuff.me.uk as well.
Northerner is the best place to buy American scotch snuffs, dip and chew for European consumer. No VAT on those goods there and free shipping thing happens there once in a while, too.
A drum of Grand Cairo for nine pounds on sharrowmills.com is insane!
Mrsnuff has 25% off and free shipping. Same at snuffstore.com.
Great deals this Black Friday Weekend!
Save 50% on all McChrystal's Original & Genuine Snuff this Black Friday Weekend!
PLUS: Get a FREE McChrystal's Hankerchief!
Prices are already marked down on McChrystals including drums, so this includes free shipping over $25 too. And 25% off everything else.
Drum of SM Blue 7.49 at Wilsons of Sharrow. They've even got Samuel Gawith snuffs at V good prices. Free postage over a tenner too!
Wilsons Sharrowmills not only have snuff on sale, they also have pipes, and snuffboxes and lots of bits and pieces as well.
Does Sharrow Mills ship to US?
Regrettably, SM don't ship outside the UK.
i ordered and forgot the madras. i emailed them, & i hope they add it, & just use the other code they'd given me. Would hate to not try it. What do you think the chances are?
@Epitango Try sending a PM to @ManxSnuff, a guy from MS warehouse. Hopefully he will help you.
I did so. Thank you.
snuff.me.uk has reduced its own Jaxons snuff price on this occasion.
V2 Thunder Abri Cool Strong nasal snuff (coarse grind) still available there.
Good selection of tobacco seeds there (https://www.seedman.com/Tobacco.htm).
get the discount, we cannot apply discount after order is placed)"
@Volunge thanks for the heads up on Jaxons! His Club Special is one of my favorites and I only have a dream left. Snuff.me here I come!
We had 25% off over Black Friday weekend and 50% off on McChrystal's Original & Genuine PLUS a free Handkerchief.
You may now know until your order arrives.. but anyone who ordered on Black Friday is also receive a free 6Photo gift - we've sent out watches, tote bags and many other gifts!
We're also about to launch our MENTAL SALE for 3 days only from today which is 30% off our Top 10 Best Sellers.
Any queries - just let me know!
More nice offers at Sharrow Mills! Rows of Sharrow, Grove, M and Extra M, to name but a few.
30% SAVINGS on our Top 10 Best Selling Products!
Grab 'em whilst you can!
FREE SHIPPING extended by popular demand when you spend over $25!
You'd be mental not to take advantage of these big savings!
@ar47 I liked the Oliver Twist samples and put a couple boxes of the brown ones on the last order. They are tiny little things but may well come in handy for those times when it is impossible to use snuff.
@tinhuey I also use the oliver twists when I feel like a smoke. Helps me get over my oral fixation. Also good for when your family gets embarrassed when you snuff at a public event. Price is definitely a killer though.
@AgentSmith I cant believe how small the Oliver tins are! They look like toys!
Hey guys, our MrSnuff website guy has taken down the specials off the site and is going to be starting fresh with a new set of offers.
Does anyone have anything they would like to see on a special offer?! Let me know!


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Frederic Wright Gleach
Senior Lecturer and Curator of the Anthropology Collections
As Curator of the Anthropology Collections I work to sustain the Collections and facilitate their use. I teach a course each Spring in the Collections, and regularly host classes and other groups interested in seeing and working with particular groups of objects. I also host open-house events, typically at Homecoming and Reunion but also other times as appropriate. We have two main exhibit areas, in the first-floor hallway and in the Department seminar room, where we can feature materials from the Collections; these exhibits are usually produced working with students.
My first research focus has long been on Native North America and the historical relations between Native and European cultures, past and present. Particular emphases have included Native American perceptions of Europeans in contact situations, perspectives on warfare and violence, and the maintenance of ethnic identity. This research has included consulting with tribes on questions of land claims, recognition, and repatriation, as well as extensive archaeological and archival research. My main focus has been on Algonquian groups, particularly the Powhatan tribes of Virginia, but I have also worked on specific topics in the Pacific Northwest (mainly with the Tlingits of Alaska).
Beginning in the mid-1990s I have also studied the Spanish Caribbean, particularly U.S. involvement there and its relationships to U.S. Indian policy and its practice. My primary focus here has been on Puerto Rico, secondary on Cuba. I also study tourism and travel in Puerto Rico and Cuba, nineteenth century to the present, and representations (in art, photography, material culture, literature, advertising, etc.) and their relationships to identity issues in Puerto Rico and Cuba. Most recently I have been researching a forgotten Puerto Rican singer/dancer/actress and her position in the history of Latino performers in the US.
In approach I emphasize methods and theories for interpreting material and visual culture and documentary evidence, including textual and semiotic approaches and quantitative methods, along with ways to integrate such research with other streams of evidence. I have produced photographic and poster exhibits, websites, and videos as well as publications, and have taught a wide range of courses in all of the traditional subfields of the discipline.
I also am actively engaged in research on the history and development of the Americanist tradition in anthropology and archaeology, with foci including the work of Frank Speck and his students and the University of Chicago and University of Wisconsin departments. My interest in other disciplinary traditions of the world is reflected in the philosophy and contents of Histories of Anthropology Annual, which I co-founded and co-edit. I am active in professional organizations at the national and international level, and received the AAA President's Award in 2002 for my work on the AAA Centennial Commissions.
Native North America
Puerto Rico and Cuba
Textual, Material and Visual Culture
Museums, Heritage and Tourism
(edited with Regna Darnell) Histories of Anthropology Annual. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. Volumes 1-13 published 2005-2019; volume 14 in press, volume 15 in preparation
(edited with Regna Darnell) Celebrating a Century of the American Anthropological Association: Presidential Portraits. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press and the American Anthropological Association.
(edited with Lisa J. Lefler) Southern Indians and Anthropologists: Culture, Politics, and Identities. Athens: University of Georgia Press.
Powhatan's World and Colonial Virginia: A Conflict of Cultures. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
Humanistic Anthropology. In Oxford Bibliographies in Anthropology, John Jackson, ed. New York: Oxford University Press. Online resource: http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199766567/obo-9780199766567-0101.xml?rskey=FI576M
Notes on the Use and Abuse of Cultural Knowledge. In Anthropology and the Politics of Representation, Gabriela Vargas-Cetina, ed. Pp. 176-190. Birmingham: University of Alabama Press.
(with Carolyn Podruchny and Roger Roulette) Putting Up Poles: Power, Navigation, and Cultural Mixing in the Fur Trade. In Gathering Places: Essays on Aboriginal Histories, Laura Peers and Carolyn Podruchny, eds. Pp. 25-47. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.
Sociology, Progressivism, and the Undergraduate Training of Anthropologists at the University of Wisconsin, 1925-30. In Histories of Anthropology Annual, volume 5. Regna Darnell and Frederic W. Gleach, eds. Pp. 229-250. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
Cushing at Cornell: The Early Years of a Pioneering Anthropologist. In Histories of Anthropology Annual, volume 3. Regna Darnell and Frederic W. Gleach, eds. Pp. 99-120. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.
Pocahontas: An Exercise in Myth-making and Marketing. In New Perspectives on Native North America: Cultures, Histories, and Representations. Sergei Kan and Pauline Turner Strong, eds. Pp. 433-455. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press
Theory, Practice, Life: Rethinking Americanist Anthropology for the Twenty-First Century. Reviews in Anthropology 32(3): 191-205
Controlled Speculation and Constructed Myths: The Saga of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. In Reading Beyond Words: Contexts for Native History, second edition. Jennifer S. H. Brown and Elizabeth Vibert, eds. Pp.39-74. Peterborough: Broadview Press
Pocahontas at the Fair: Crafting Identities at the 1907 Jamestown Exposition. Ethnohistory 50(3): 419-445.
Images of Empire: Popular Representations of the 1898 War. Latino(a) Research Review 5(1):51-79
Anthropological Professionalization and the Virginia Indians at the Turn of the Century. American Anthropologist 104(2):499-507.
Powhatan Identity in Anthropology and Popular Culture (and Vice Versa). In Southern Indians and Anthropologists: Culture, Politics, and Identities. Lisa J. Lefler and Frederic W. Gleach, eds. Pp. 5-18. Athens: University of Georgia Press.
Mimesis, Play, and Transformation in Powhatan Ritual. In Papers of the Twenty-sixth Algonquian Conference. David Pentland, ed. Pp. 114-23. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba.
A Rose by Any Other Name: Questions of Mockley Chronology. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology 4: 85-98.
A Working Projectile Point Classification for Central Virginia. Archaeological Society of Virginia Quarterly Bulletin 42(2): 80-120.
A 'freedom church' unearths its Underground Railroad history
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BS 1984, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Like every year, we will celebrate Sant Juan on our rooftop terrace, #terrazayök, overlooking the city and the fireworks. We will also light a traditional bonfire so that everyone can write down their wishes for the future, and the things they want to leave behind, chuck them in the fire and jump over it to make everything come true.
This is us, getting petards (firecrackers)!
If you are not scared of fire and sparks, head down to Barceloneta where locals celebrate the shortest night of the year, or Nit del Foc (night of fire in Catalan). Take a blanket and a picnic and don't miss out on the traditional cake, the Coca de Sant Juan!


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Training focus of Smokejumper story
by Ed Kemmick | posted: July 13, 2003
In his story on Smokejumper training in the Billingsgazette.com, Smokejumpers go to work with flair, Larry Mayer writes:
Two hours before he was scheduled to jump out of an airplane and parachute 1,500 feet into Hebgen Lake, Chris Young admitted he was feeling some anxiety. With more than 200 jumps under his belt, he wasn't worried about the parachuting part. It was the idea of getting out of the lake that he didn't like.
"My technique in swimming is sinking to the bottom and running like hell," he said.
The comment drew a big laugh, some of it nervous, from 14 of Young's colleagues, who would be making their first water landings with him.
Mayer's article talks about PT testing, the first 24 hours, pay, and other aspects of training.


Each year, I keep track of the movies I watch for the first time. In past years, I set a numeric goal. Last year, I even incorporated a percentage of movies on the list which had to be at least 20 years old. Because 2014 is going to be a bit different in terms of some things going on in my personal life, I don't want to set a numeric goal. The goal that I am setting should be almost as challenging, but significantly more rewarding.
There are certain films, which I've listed below, which represent holes in my movie viewer resume. They're films that I should've already seen, but for one reason or another, I haven't. So this year, I'm challenging myself to see those films. For some people, this wouldn't seem like a difficult task. But I can't just set them up atop my Netflix queue, which I share with my wife, and these aren't the only movies I'm going to see this year. It may not be a substantially difficult challenge, but it's my challenge.


Blue Bell Ice Cream has announced that they will have their Christmas Cookie flavor ice cream in stores today!!
Yes, if you thought about shedding a few inches prior to the holidays you can scratch that idea.
If you recall, Blue Bell Ice Cream brought back the bride's cake flavor just for Louisiana!! They seem to know exactly what they're doing, right?
According to Blue Bell's Facebook post, "This flavor features your favorite holiday cookies – chocolate chip, snickerdoodle and sugar – combined in a tasty sugar cookie ice cream with red sprinkles and a green icing swirl throughout."
On that note, I'm on my way to the store to pick some up. I'll be sure to share my experience with you here.


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Q: Buildozer, cannot compute sizeof (size_t) I'm trying to compile my kivy app with buildozer.  I'm using windows with the the kivy Android virtual machine.
configure: error: in '/home/kivy/Mole/.buildozer/android/platform/python-for- android/build/python/Python-2.7.2':
configure: error: cannot compute sizeof (size_t)
See 'config.log' for more details
checking size of size_t... # command failed: ./distribute.sh -m "kivy" -d "molebash"

I'm not sure where to find/access the 'config.log', if anyone knows roughly where this is stored I can add that too.
Apologies for the brief description but I'm not sure what information will help in fixing this problem.  If you let me know I'll post any other information you may need.
Thanks!

A: After much searching I found the solution!
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/kivy-users/ZX_M-pu6kK0
in your buildozer spec file find these lines and alter them as follows:
(str) Android NDK version to use
android.ndk = 8c

(str) Android NDK directory (if empty, it will be automatically downloaded.)
android.ndk_path = ~/android/android-ndk-r8c

(str) Android SDK directory (if empty, it will be automatically downloaded.)
android.sdk_path = ~/android/android-sdk-linux

(str) python-for-android git clone directory (if empty, it will be automatically cloned from github)
android.p4a_dir = ~/android/python-for-android

This links buildozer with the SDK/NDK/P4A that are within the kivy virtual machine.
If you don't set these up buildozer will automatically download new copies.  Presumably the problem was caused by how buildozer downloaded/installed these new copies.  Someone with better knowledge of buildozer may be able shed light on the cause of this problem!.


On August 5, Haitians and their international supporters held a boisterous eight-hour demonstration in front of the United Nations General Headquarters in Manhattan to demand the immediate withdrawal of UN occupation troops from Haiti and the payment of reparations to the families of the 6,000 Haitians who have now been killed by a cholera epidemic. The disease was imported into Haiti by UN troops last October.
Organizers estimate that a few hundred demonstrators cycled through the picket-line in Ralph Bunche Plaza during the course of the all-day demonstration, which began at 10 a.m. and ended at 6 p.m.. At any given time during the day, there were about 70 people holding signs and chanting anti-occupation slogans like "UN Troops Out of Haiti Now!" and "Down with MINUSTAH!", the acronym for the UN Mission to Stabilize Haiti.
The demonstration was called by a new committee called the "Komite Sitwayen pou Pwoteksyon Ayisyen" (KOSIPPA) or Citizens Committee for the Protection of Haitians. Numerous other Haitian community groups in the New York area supported the action, as well as U.S. groups like the International Action Center, the ANSWER Coalition, and the Newark-based Peoples Organization for Progress (POP).
The MINUSTAH was first deployed in Haiti on June 1, 2004, to take over from U.S., French, and Canadian troops which occupied Haiti immediately following the February 29, 2004 coup d'état against former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
Generally, the UN Security Council renews MINUSTAH's mandate for one year every year. The last mandate expires on October 15, 2011, and most Haitians are demanding that it not be renewed.
On July 28, 2011, the 96th anniversary of the 1915 U.S. Marine occupation of Haiti, a coalition of grassroots organizations also demonstrated in Port-au-Prince to demand an end to the UN occupation.


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"I am a post-industrial surrealist. And I am one of the first post-literate writers."
Neal Cormier is an artist, writer and philosopher. His art concentrates on the metaphysical questions that lie in the realm of dreams, but are mostly to do with reality as waking consciousness, and art as a way to reach this spiritual-mental space.
Like the expressionists and post-impressionists, the way it all relates to his life and its meaning takes precedence over the aesthetics of realism. Joseph Campbell, mythologist, once said: "Art is the public dream."
This is the point of departure for his paintings. Originally from the Washington D.C. area, he went on to study Fine Art at The School of Visual Arts in New York City and has since sold a variety of pieces to clients from around the world.
His paintings and drawings have been shown in cafes, bars and galleries in New York City, Washington D.C., San Fransisco, Paris, and Alençon, France. His concentration is visual art--especially oil painting.
He's also into sci-fi and penned a full length novel called Vesper Heliotropic, featured on Amazon Kindle Books, with a counterpart graphic novel series sold on Lulu Inc.
He now resides in New York City with his fiancé, Katherine.
Oil on Canvas - Jan 2020
First layer on "A Way Down"
Oil on Canvas - May 2020
Sketch for "A Way Down" Painting
Graphite on Paper February 2020


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140. Atencio, M., J.C. Reboreda & B. Mahler. Brood parasitism leads to zero recruitment in the globally endangered yellow cardinal (Gubernatrix cristata). Bird Conservation International 2020 (en prensa). (pdf)
139. Lois-Milevicich, J., A. Kacelnik & J.C. Reboreda. Sexual differences in the use of spatial cues in two avian brood parasites. Animal Cognition 2020 (en prensa). (pdf)
138. Ursino, C.A., M.J. Strong, JC. Reboreda & C. Riehl. Genetic patterns of repeat and multiple parasitism by Screaming Cowbirds, a specialist brood parasite. Animal Behaviour 167: 177-183, 2020. (pdf)
137. Cossa, N.A., L. Fasola, I. Roesler & J.C. Reboreda. Impacts of traditional livestock farming on threatened sheldgeese (Chloephaga spp.) in Patagonia. Avian Conservation and Ecology 15 (2) 1, 2020. (pdf)
136. Tosi-Germán, R.A., B. Tassino & J.C. Reboreda. Female and male rufous horneros eject shiny cowbird eggs using a mental image of the size of their own eggs. Behavioural Processes 178: 104152, 2020. (pdf)
135. Ursino, C.A. M.C. De Mársico & J.C. Reboreda. Brood-parasitic nestlings benefit from unusual host defenses against botfly larvae (Philornis spp.). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 73: 146, 2019. (pdf)
134. De Mársico, M.C., C.A. Ursino, R.C. Scardamaglia & J.C. Reboreda. Coevolutionary arms race between a specialist brood parasite, the Screaming Cowbird, and its host, the Baywing. Journal of Ornithology 160: 1221-1233, 2019. (pdf)
133. Bortolato, T, R. Gloag, J.C. Reboreda & V.D. Fiorini. Size matters: young shiny cowbirds secure more food than host nestmates thanks to their larger size, not signal exaggeration. Animal Behaviour 157: 201-207, 2019. (pdf)
132. Rojas Ripari, J.M., L.N. Segura, J.C. Reboreda & M.C. De Mársico. Non-mimetic shiny cowbird nestlings escape discrimination by baywings in absence of host nestmates. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 73: 135, 2019. (pdf)
131. Rojas Ripari, J.M., C.A. Ursino, J.C. Reboreda & M.C. De Mársico. Innate development of acoustic signals for host parent-offspring recognition in the brood-parasitic screaming cowbird. Ibis 161: 717-729, 2019. (pdf)
130. Hanley, D., A.V. López, V.D. Fiorini, J.C. Reboreda, T. Grim & M.E. Hauber. Variation in multicomponent recognition cues alters egg rejection decisions: a test of the optimal acceptance threshold hypothesis. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 374: 20180195, 2019. (pdf)
129. Cossa, N.A., L. Fasola, I. Roesler & J.C. Reboreda. Incubating Upland Goose (Chloephaga picta) differential response to livestock, human and predator nest disturbance. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 130: 739-745, 2018. (pdf)
128. Scardamaglia, R.C. A. Kacelnik & J.C. Reboreda. Temporal and spatial patterns of roosting behavior by brood parasitic cowbirds. Ibis 160: 779-789, 2018. (pdf)
127. Tuero, D.T., A.E. Jahn, M.S. Husak, D.V. Roeder, D.A. Masson, F. Puchetta, T.J. Michels, A. Quickle, J.Q. Vidoz, M. Domínguez & J.C. Reboreda. Ecological determinants of Tyrannus flycatcher nestling development at north and south-temperate latitudes. Auk 135: 439-448, 2018. (pdf)
126. de la Colina M.A., L. Pompilio, M.E. Hauber, J.C. Reboreda & B. Mahler. Parasitic egg rejection decisions of chalk-browed mockingbirds Mimus saturninus are independent of clutch composition. Animal Cognition 21: 301-305, 2018. (pdf)
125. Ursino, C.A., R. Gloag , J.C. Reboreda & M.C. De Mársico. Host provisioning behaviour favours mimetic begging calls in a brood parasitic cowbird. Behavioral Ecology 29: 328-332, 2018. (pdf)
124. Berkunsky, I., L. Segura, R. Ruggera, S. Faegre, C. Trofino-Falasco, F. López, M. Velasco, F. Kacoliris, R. Aramburú & J. C. Reboreda. Reproductive parameters of the Turquoise-fronted parrot (Amazona aestiva) in dry Chaco forest. Avian Conservation and Ecology 12(2):6. (doi:10.5751/ACE-01071-120206). (pdf)
123. Domínguez, M., R. Tiedemann, J.C. Reboreda, L. Segura, F. Tittarelli & B. Mahler. Genetic structure reveals management units for the yellow cardinal (Gubernatrix cristata), endangered by habitat loss and illegal trapping. Conservation Genetics 18: 1131-1140, 2017 (doi:10.1007/s10592-017-0964-4). (pdf)
122. Cossa, N.A., L. Fasola, I. Roesler & J.C. Reboreda. Ruddy-headed Goose Chloephaga rubidiceps: former plague and present protected species on the edge of extinction. Bird Conservation International 27: 269-281, 2017. (pdf).
121. Cossa, N.A., D.T. Tuero, J.C. Reboreda & V.D. Fiorini. Egg pecking and puncturing behaviors in shiny and screaming cowbirds: effects of eggshell strength and degree of clutch completion. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 71: 60. doi:10.1007/s00265-017-2289-1, 2017. (pdf)
120. Ursino, C.A., M.C. De Mársico, J.C. Reboreda & C. Riehl. Kinship and genetic mating system of the Baywing (Agelaioides badius), a cooperatively breeding Neotropical blackbird. Auk 117: 410-420, 2017. (pdf)
119. Scardamaglia, R.C., V.D. Fiorini, A. Kacelnik & J.C. Reboreda. Planning host exploitation through prospecting visits by parasitic cowbirds. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 71: 23. doi:10.1007/s00265-016-2250-8, 2017. (pdf)
118. Berkunsky, I., L.N. Segura, R.M. Aramburú, R.A. Ruggera, W.S. Svagelj & J.C. Reboreda. Nest survival and predation in blue-fronted parrots: effects of nest initiation, stage of the nesting cycle, and cavity characteristics. Ardea 104: 143-151, 2016. (pdf)
117. De Mársico, M.C., C.A. Ursino, J.C. Reboreda. Experimental evidence for an antipredatory function of egg rejection behaviour in a common host of the brood-parasitic shiny cowbird. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 70: 1689-1697, 2016. (pdf)
116. Roesler, I, L. Fasola, H. Casañas, P. Hernández, A. de Miguel, M.J. Giusti & J.C. Reboreda. Colony guardian programme improves the recruitment of the critically endangered hooded grebe Podiceps gallardoi in Austral Patagonia, Argentina. Conservation Evidence 13: 62-66, 2016. (pdf)
115. Domínguez, M., J.C. Reboreda and B. Mahler. Geographic patterns of song variation in the endangered Yellow Cardinal (Gubernatrix cristata): effects of fragmentation and hybridization. Ibis 158: 738-746, 2016. (pdf)
114. de la Colina, M.A., M.E. Hauber, B.M. Strausberger, J.C. Reboreda & B. Mahler. Molecular tracking of individual host use in the Shiny Cowbird, a generalist brood parasite. Ecology and Evolution 6: 4684-4696, 2016. (pdf)
113. Segura, L.N., F.G. Di Sallo, B. Mahler & J.C. Reboreda. Red-crested Cardinals use color and width as cues to reject Shiny Cowbird eggs. Auk 133: 308-3125, 2016. (pdf)
112. Tuero, D.T. R. Gloag and J.C. Reboreda. Nest environment modulates begging behavior of a generalist brood parasite. Behavioral Ecology 27: 204-210, 2016. (pdf)
111. Astié, A.A., R.C. Scardamaglia, R.N. Muzio and J.C. Reboreda. Sex differences in retention after a visual or a spatial discrimination learning task in brood parasitic shiny cowbirds. Behavioural Processes 119: 99-104, 2015. (pdf)
110. Domínguez, M., J.C. Reboreda and B. Mahler. Impact of Shiny Cowbird and bot fly parasitism on the reproductive success of the globally endangered Yellow Cardinal, Gubernatrix cristata. Bird Conservation International 25: 294-305, 2015. (pdf)
109. Segura, L.N., B. Mahler, I. Berkunsky and J.C. Reboreda. Nesting biology of the Red-crested Cardinal (Paroaria coronata) in south temperate forests of central Argentina. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 127: 249-258, 2015. (pdf)
108. Domínguez, M., M.A. de la Colina, A.G. Di Giacomo, J.C. Reboreda and B. Mahler. Host-switching in cowbird brood parasites: How often does it occur? Journal of Evolutionary Biology 28: 1290-1297, 2015. (pdf)
107. Di Giacomo, A.S., A.G. Di Giacomo, R. Klieger, J.C. Reboreda, R. Tiedemann and B. Mahler. No evidence of genetic variation in microsatellite and mitochondrial DNA markers among remaining populations of the Strange-tailed Tyrant Alectrurus risora, an endangered grassland species. Bird Conservation International 25: 127-138, 2015. (pdf)
106. Di Giacomo, A.G. and J.C. Reboreda. Reproductive success of the specialist brood parasite Screaming Cowbird in an alternative host, the Chopi Blackbird. Auk 132: 16-24, 2015. (pdf)
105. De Mársico, M.C. and J.C. Reboreda. Adaptaciones y contraadaptaciones entre el Tordo Pico Corto (Molothrus rufoaxillaris) y el Tordo Músico (Agelaioides badius). Hornero 29: 1-12, 2014. (pdf)
104. De Mársico, M.C. and J.C. Reboreda. High frequency but low impact of brood parasitism by the specialist Screaming Cowbird on its primary host, the Baywing. Emu 114: 309-316, 2014. (pdf)
103. Scardamaglia, R.C. and J.C. Reboreda. Ranging behavior of female and male Shiny and Screaming Cowbirds while searching for host nests. Auk 131: 610-618. (pdf)
102. Winkler, D.W., K. Ringelman, P.O. Dunn, L. Whittingham, D. Hussell, R. Clark, R. Dawson, L. Johnson, A. Rose, S. Austin, D. Robinson, M. Lombardo, P. Thorpe, D. Shutler, R. Robertson, M. Stager, M. Leonard, A. Horn, J. Dickinson, V. Ferretti, V. Massoni, F. Bulit, J.C. Reboreda, M. Liljesthröm, M. Quiroga, E. Rakhimberdiev and D. Ardia. Latitudinal variation in clutch size-lay date regressions in Tachycineta swallows: effects of food supply or demography? Ecography 37: 670-678. (pdf)
101. Fiorini, V.D., R. Gloag, A. Kacelnik and J.C. Reboreda. Strategic egg destruction by brood parasitic cowbirds? Animal Behaviour 93: 229-235, 2014. (pdf)
100. Gloag, R., V.D. Fiorini, J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. Shiny cowbirds share nests, but not mothers, in multiply parasitized mockingbird broods. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 68: 681-689, 2014. (pdf)
99. Mermoz, M.E., J.C. Reboreda and G.J. Fernández. High rates of Shiny Cowbird parasitism on Brown-and-yellow Marshbird select for complementary host defenses. Condor 115: 910-920, 2013. (pdf)
98. Gloag, R., V.D. Fiorini, J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. The wages of violence: mobbing by mockingbirds as a frontline defence against brood parasitic cowbirds. Animal Behaviour 86: 1023-1029, 2013. (pdf)
97. Tuero, D.T., V.D. Fiorini, B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Do sex ratio and development differ in sexually size-dimorphic shiny cowbirds (Molothrus bonariensis) parasitizing smaller and larger hosts? Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 110: 442-448, 2013. (pdf)
96. Facchinetti, C. and J.C. Reboreda. Female Tawny-bellied Seedeaters do not prefer more colorful males. Journal of Ethology 31: 233-238, 2013. (pdf)
95. Mahler, B., A.R.R. Schneider, A.S. Di Giacomo, A.G. Di Giacomo, J.C. Reboreda and R. Tiedemann. Microsatellite usefulness is independent of phylogenetic distance in Tyrant flycatchers (Aves: Tyrannidae): A test using two globally threatened species. Genetics and Molecular Research 12: 2966-2972, 2013. (pdf)
94. De Mársico, M.C., R. Gloag, C.A. Ursino, J.C. Reboreda. A novel method of rejection of brood parasitic eggs reduces parasitism intensity in a cowbird host. Biology Letters 9: 007, 2013. (pdf)
93. Reboreda, J.C. V.D. Fiorini and M.C. De Mársico. Antiparasitic defences in hosts of South American cowbirds. Chinese Birds 4: 57-70, 2013. (pdf)
92. Quiroga, M. and J.C. Reboreda. Sexual differences in life history traits of Philornis seguyi (Diptera: Muscidae) parasitizing House Wrens (Troglodytes aedon). Annals of the Entomological Society of America 106: 222-227, 2013. (pdf)
91. Berkunsky, I, R.A. Ruggera, R. Aramburú y Juan C. Reboreda. Principales amenazas para la conservación del Loro Hablador (Amazona aestiva) en la región del impenetrable, Argentina. Hornero 27: 39-49, 2012. (pdf)
90. Roesler, I., S. Imberti, H. Casañas, B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Hooded Grebe Podiceps gallardoi population decreased by eighty per cent in the last twenty-five years. Bird Conservation International 22: 371-382, 2012. (pdf)
89. Segura, L.N. and J.C. Reboreda. Nest survival of Red-crested Cardinals increases with nest age in south-temperate forests of Argentina. Journal of Field Ornithology 83: 343-350, 2012. (pdf)
88. Ursino, C.A., C. Facchinetti and J.C. Reboreda. Preformative molt in brood parasitic Screaming (Molothrus rufoaxillaris) and Shiny (M. bonariensis) Cowbirds. Ornitología Neotropical 23: 163-171, 2012. (pdf)
87. Massoni, V, J.C. Reboreda, G.L. López and F. Aldatz. High coordination and egalitarian parental effort in the Rufous Hornero. Condor 114: 564-570, 2012. (pdf)
86. de la Colina, M.A, L. Pompilio, M.E. Hauber, J.C. Reboreda and B. Mahler. Different recognition cues reveal the decision rules used for egg rejection by hosts of a variably mimetic avian brood parasite. Animal Cognition 15: 881-889, 2012. (pdf)
85. De Mársico,M.C., M.G. Gantchoff and J.C. Reboreda. Host-parasite coevolution beyond the nestling stage? Mimicry of host fledglings by the specialist screaming cowbird. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 279: 3401-3408, 2012. (pdf)
84. Tuero, D.T, V.D. Fiorini, B. Mahler and JC. Reboreda. Shiny Cowbird egg size and chick growth vary between two hosts that differ markedly in body size. Journal of Avian Biology 43: 227-233, 2012. (pdf)
83. Liljesthrom, M. A. Schiavini and J.C. Reboreda. Time of breeding and female condition affect chick growth in the Chilean Swallow (Tachycineta meyeni). Emu 112: 157-161, 2012. (pdf)
82. Segura, L.N. and J.C. Reboreda. Red-crested Cardinal defenses against shiny cowbird parasitism. Behaviour 149: 325-343, 2012. (pdf)
81. Liljesthröm, M., C. Cooper and J.C. Reboreda. Clutch investment in the Chilean Swallow shifts with time of breeding and position in the laying sequence Condor 114: 377-384. (pdf)
80. Quiroga, M., J.C. Reboreda and A.H. Beltzer. Host use by botflies Philornis sp. in a passerine community in central Argentina. Revista Mexicana de Biodiversidad 83: 110-116, 2012. (pdf)
79. Gloag, R., V.D. Fiorini, J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. Brood parasite eggs enhance egg survivorship in a multiply parasitized host. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 279: 1831-1839, 2012. (pdf)
78. Quiroga, M. and J.C. Reboreda. Lethal and sub-lethal effects of botfly parasitism on House Wren's chicks. Condor 114: 197-202, 2012. (pdf)
77. Fiorini, V.D., D.T. Tuero and J.C. Reboreda. Dense canopy cover over House Wren (Troglodytes aedon) nests increases latency of brood parasitism by Shiny Cowbirds (Molothrus bonariensis) Emu 112: 55-59, 2012. (pdf)
76 Tuero, D.T, V.D. Fiorini and J.C. Reboreda. Do shiny cowbird females adjust egg pecking behavior according to the competition their chicks face in host nests? Behavioural Processes 89: 137-142, 2012. (pdf)
75. Gloag, R., D.T. Tuero, V.D Fiorini, J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. Food economics and the evolution of nestmate-killing in avian brood parasites. Behavioral Ecology 23: 132-140, 2012. (pdf)
74. Facchinetti, C., B. Mahler, A.G. Di Giacomo & J.C. Reboreda. Stages of plumage maturation of the Tawny-bellied Seedeater: Evidence of delayed plumage maturation and cryptic differentiation between juveniles and females. Condor 113: 907-914, 2011. (pdf)
73. Ursino, C.A., M.C. De Mársico, M. Sued, A. Farall and J.C. Reboreda. Brood parasitism disproportionally increases nest provisioning and helper recruitment in a cooperatively breeding bird. Behavioral Ecology & Sociobiology 65: 2279-2286, 2011. (pdf)
72. Di Giacomo, A.G., A.S. Di Giacomo and J.C. Reboreda. Effects of grassland burning on reproductive success of globally threatened Strange-tailed Tyrants, Alectrurus risora. Bird Conservation International 21: 411-422, 2011. (pdf)
71. Di Giacomo, A.S., A.G. Di Giacomo and J.C. Reboreda. Male and female reproductive success in a threatened polygynous species: the Strange-tailed Tyrant, Alectrurus risora. Condor 113: 619-628, 2011. (pdf)
70. de la Colina, M.A, B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Differences in morphology and colour pattern of shiny cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis) eggs found in nests of two hosts. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 102: 838-845, 2011. (pdf)
69. Segura, L.N. and J.C. Reboreda. Botfly parasitism on nestling growth and mortality of Red-crested Cardinals. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 123: 107-115, 2011. (pdf)
68. Carro, M.E., G.J. Fernández and J.C. Reboreda. Sequential predictability of the scanning behaviour of greater rheas, Rhea americana. Ethology, Ecology and Evolution 23: 27-39, 2011. (pdf)
67. Mahler, B., N.I. López, A.G. Di Giacomo and J.C. Reboreda. Increased plumage darkness of Shiny Cowbird females in the subtropics: an adaptation to bacterial degradation? Ibis 152: 775-781, 2010. (pdf)
66. Di Giacomo, A.G., B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Screaming Cowbird parasitism on nests of Solitary Caciques and Cattle Tyrants. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 122: 795-799, 2010. (pdf)
65. De Mársico, M.C., B. Mahler, M. Chomnalez, A.G. Di Giacomo and J.C. Reboreda. Host Use by Generalist and Specialist brood Parasitic Cowbirds at Population and Individual Levels. Advances in the Study of Behavior 42: 83-121, 2010. (pdf)
64. De Mársico, M.C., B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Reproductive success and nestling growth of Bay-winged cowbirds parasitized by Screaming and Shiny Cowbirds. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 122: 417-431, 2010. (pdf)
63. De Mársico, M.C and J.C. Reboreda. Brood parasitism increases mortality of Bay-winged Cowbird nests. Condor 112: 407-417, 2010. (pdf)
62. Astié, A.A. and J.C. Reboreda. Function of egg punctures by Shiny Cowbird in parasitized and unparasitized Creamy-bellied Thrush nests. Journal of Field Ornithology 80: 336-343, 2009. (pdf)
61. Liljesthrom, M., A. Schiavini and J.C. Reboreda. Chilean Swallows (Tachycineta meyeni) adjust the number of feathers added to the nest with time of breeding. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 121: 783-788, 2009. (pdf)
60. Fiorini, V.D., D.T. Tuero and J.C. Reboreda. Host behaviour and nest-site characteristics affect the likelihood of brood parasitism by shiny cowbirds on chalk-browed mockingbirds. Behaviour 146: 1387-1403, 2009. (pdf)
59. Berkunsky, I., B. Mahler and J.C. Reboreda. Sexual dimorphism and sex determination by morphometric measurements in blue-fronted parrots Emu 109: 192-197, 2009. (pdf)
58. Astié, A.A. and J.C. Reboreda. Shiny Cowbird parasitism of a low quality host: effect of host traits on a parasite's reproductive success. Journal of field Ornithology 80: 224-233, 2009. (pdf)
57.Mahler, B., Y. Sarquis Adamson, A.G. Di Giacomo, V.A. Confalonieri and J.C. Reboreda. Utilization of a new host in the host-specialist brood parasite Molothrus rufoaxillaris: host switch or host acquisition? Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 63: 1603-1608, 2009. (pdf)
56. Fiorini, V.D., D.T. Tuero and J.C. Reboreda. Shiny Cowbirds benefits of synchronizing parasitism and puncturing eggs in large and small hosts. Animal Behaviour 77: 561-568, 2009. (pdf)
55. Berkunsky, I. and J.C. Reboreda. Nest site fidelity and cavity reuse by Blue-fronted Parrots, Amazona aestiva, in the dry Chaco. Ibis 151: 145-150, 2009. (pdf)
54. Facchinetti, C., A.G. Di Giacomo and J.C. Reboreda. Sexual differences in parental care in Tawny-bellied (Sporophila hypoxantha) and Rusty-collared (S. collaris) Seedeaters. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 120: 879-883, 2008. (pdf)
53. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Between and within clutch variation of egg size in Greater Rheas. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 120: 674-682, 2008. (pdf)
52. De Mársico, M.C. and J.C. Reboreda. Differential reproductive success favour strong host preferences in a highly specialized brood parasite. Proceedings of the Royal Society B. 275: 2499-2506, 2008. (pdf)
51. Mahler, B., I. Lovette, V. Confalonieri and J.C. Reboreda. Eggshell spotting in brood parasitic shiny cowbirds (Molothrus bonariensis) is not linked to the female sex chromosome. Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology 62: 1193-1199, 2008. (pdf)
50. De Mársico, M.C. and J.C. Reboreda. Egg-laying behaviour in screaming cowbirds. Why does a specialist brood parasite waste so many eggs? Condor 110: 143-153, 2008. (pdf)
49. Mahler, B., I. Lovette, V. Confalonieri and J.C. Reboreda. Partial host fidelity in nest selection by the shiny cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis), a highly generalist avian brood parasite. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20: 1918-1923, 2007. (pdf)
48. Rabuffetti, F.L. and JC. Reboreda. Early infestation by botflies (Philornis seguyi) decreases chick survival and nesting success in Chalk-browed Mockingbirds (Mimus saturninus). Auk 124: 898-906, 2007. (pdf)
47. Tuero D.T., Fiorini V.D. and J.C. Reboreda. Effects of Shiny Cowbird parasitism on different components of House Wren reproductive success. Ibis 149: 521-527, 2007. (pdf)
46. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Costs of large clutches for males and females Greater Rheas. Ibis 149: 215-222, 2007. (pdf)
45. Massoni, V., F. Bulit and J.C. Reboreda. Breeding biology of the White-rumped Swallow Tachycineta leucorrhoa at Buenos Aires province, Argentina. Ibis 149: 10-17, 2007. (pdf)
44. Llambías, P., Ferretti V. and J.C. Reboreda. Egg discrimination and sex-specific pecking behaviour in parasitic cowbirds. Ethology 112: 1128-1135, 2006. (pdf)
43. Fiorini, V.D. y J.C. Reboreda. Cues used by shiny cowbirds (Molothrus bonariensis) to locate and parasitize chalk-browed mockingbird (Mimus saturninus) nests. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 60: 379-385, 2006. (pdf)
42. Nair-Roberts,, R.N., J.T. Erichsen, J.C. Reboreda, A. Kacelnik. The distribution of Substance P reveals a novel subdivision in the hippocampus of parasitic South American cowbirds. Journal of Comparative Neurology 496: 610-626, 2006. (pdf)
41. Massoni, V, D.W. Winkler and J.C. Reboreda. Shiny cowbird brood parasitism on White-rumped Swallow. Journal of Field Ornithology 77: 80-84, 2006. (pdf)
40. Astié, A.A. and J.C. Reboreda. Costs of egg punctures and Shiny Cowbird parasitism on Creamy-bellied Thrush reproductive sucess. Auk 123: 23-32, 2006. (pdf)
39. Fiorini, V.D., Astié A.A., Tuero D.T., y J.C. Reboreda. Exito reproductivo del Tordo Renegrido, Molothrus bonariensis, en hospedadores de distinto tamaño corporal. Hornero 20: 173-182, 2005. (pdf)
38. Couri, M.S., F.L. Rabuffetti and JC. Reboreda. New data on Philornis Seguyi García, 1952 (Diptera, Muscidae). Brazilian Journal of Biology 65: 29-41, 2005. (pdf)
37. Massoni, V, V. Loetti and J.C. Reboreda. Sexual dimorphism and parental care in Yellow-winged Blackbird, Agelaius thilius. Ornitología Neotropical 16: 551-555, 2005. (pdf)
36. May, D. and J.C. Reboreda. Conspecific and heretospecific social learning in Shiny Cowbirds. Animal Behaviour 70: 1087-1092, 2005. (pdf)
35. Astié, A.A. and J.C. Reboreda. Creamy-bellied thrush defences against shiny cowbird brood parasitism. Condor 107: 788-796, 2005. (pdf)
34. Ney-Nifle, M., C. Bernstein, J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. Population dynamics and avian brood parasitism: persistence and invasions in a three species system. Journal of Animal Ecology 74: 274-284, 2005. (pdf)
33. Reboreda, J.C., M.E. Mermoz, V. Massoni, A.A. Astié y F.L. Rabuffetti. Impacto del parasitismo de cría del Tordo Renegrido (Molothrus bonariensis) sobre el éxito reproductivo de sus hospedadores. Hornero 18: 77-88, 2003. (pdf)
32. Mermoz, M.E. and J.C. Reboreda. Reproductive success of Shiny Cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis) parasitizing the larger Brown-and-yellow Marshbird (Pseudoleistes virescens) in Argentina. Auk 120: 1128-1139, 2003. (pdf)
31. Sackmann, P. and J.C. Reboreda. A comparative study of Shiny Cowbird parasitism in two large hosts: Chalk-browed Mockingbird and Rufous-bellied Thrush. Condor 105: 728-736, 2003. (pdf)
30. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Male parental care in Greater Rheas (Rhea americana) in Argentina. Auk 120: 418-428, 2003. (pdf)
29. Fernández, G.J., A.F. Capurro and J.C. Reboreda. Effect of group size on individual and collective vigilance in Greater Rheas. Ethology 109: 1-14, 2003. (pdf)
28. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Nestsite selection in Greater Rheas Rhea americana. Journal of field Ornithology 73: 166-173, 2002. (pdf)
27. Massoni, V. and J.C. Reboreda. A neglected cost of brood parasitism: egg punctures by Shiny Cowbirds during inspection of potential host nests. Condor 104: 407-411, 2002. (pdf)
26. Massoni, V. and J.C. Reboreda. Number of close spatial and temporal neighbours decreases the probability of nest failure and Shiny Cowbird parasitism in colonial Yellow-winged Blackbirds. Condor 103: 521-529, 2001. (pdf)
25. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Egg losses and nest desertion in Greater Rheas Rhea americana. Ibis, 142: 29-34, 2000. (pdf)
24. Hauber, M.E., N.S. Clayton, A. Kacelnik, J.C. Reboreda and T.J. DeVoogd.. Sexual dimorphism and species differences in HVC volumes of cowbirds. Behavioral Neuroscience, 113: 1095–1099, 1999. (pdf)
23. Mermoz, M.E. and J.C. Reboreda. Egg-laying behaviour by shiny cowbirds parasitizing brown-and-yellow marshbirds. Animal Behaviour, 58: 873-882, 1999. (pdf)
22. Massoni, V. and J.C. Reboreda. Egg puncture allows shiny cowbirds to assess host egg development, and suitability for parasitism. Proceedings of the Royal Society Series B, 266: 1871-1874, 1999. (pdf)
21. Astié, A.A., Kacelnik A. and J.C. Reboreda. Sexual differences in memory in shiny cowbirds. Animal Cognition 1: 77-82, 1998. (pdf)
20. Mermoz, M.E. and J.C. Reboreda. Nesting success in Brown-and-yellow Marshbirds: Effects of time of the breeding season, nest site and brood parasitism. Auk 115: 871-878, 1998. (pdf)
19. Massoni, V. and J.C. Reboreda. Costs of parasitism and the lack of defenses on the Yellow-winged Blackbird - Shiny Cowbird system. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 42: 273-280, 1998. (pdf)
18. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Effect of clutch size and timing of breeding on reproductive success of Greater Rheas, Rhea americana. Auk 115: 340-348, 1998. (pdf)
17. Clayton, N.S., J.C. Reboreda and A. Kacelnik. Seasonal changes in hippocampus size in parasitic cowbirds. Behavioural Processes 41: 237-243, 1997. (pdf)
16. Reboreda, J.C. and G.J. Fernández. Sexual, seasonal and group size differences in the allocation of time between vigilance and feeding in the Greater Rhea, Rhea americana. Ethology 103: 198-207, 1997. (pdf)
15. Mermoz, M.E. and J.C. Reboreda. New host for a specialized brood parasite, the Screaming -Cowbird (Molothrus rufoaxillaris). Condor 98: 630-632, 1996. (pdf)
14. Reboreda, J.C., N.S. Clayton and A. Kacelnik. Species and sex differences in hippocampus size between parasitic and non-parasitic cowbirds. NeuroReport 7: 505-508, 1996. (pdf)
13. Fernández, G.J. and J.C. Reboreda. Adjacent nesting and egg stealing between males of the Greater Rhea, Rhea americana. Journal of Avian Biology 26: 321-324, 1995. (pdf)
12. Mermoz, M.E. and J.C. Reboreda. Brood parasitism of the Shiny Cowbird, Molothrus bonariensis on the Brown-and-yellow Marshbird, Pseudoleistes virescens. Condor 96: 716-721, 1994. (pdf)
11. Reboreda, J.C. and A. Kacelnik. The role of autoshaping in cooperative two-player games between starlings. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 60: 67-83, 1993. (pdf)
10. Reboreda, J.C. y E.T. Segura. Control endócrino y nervioso del balance acuoso en el anfibio anuro Bufo arenarum. Acta Zoologica Lilloana 41: 195-205, 1992. (pdf)
9. Reboreda, J.C. and A. Kacelnik. Risk sensitivity in starlings: variability in food amount and in food delay. Behavioral Ecology 2: 301-308, 1991. (pdf)
8. Reboreda, J.C., R.N. Muzio, M.C. Viñas and E.T. Segura. b-adrenergic control of toad skin permeability during rehydration. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology C 100: 433-437, 1991. (pdf)
7. Reboreda, J.C and A. Kacelnik. On cooperation, Tit For Tat and mirrors. Animal Behaviour 40: 1188-1189, 1990. (pdf)
6. Reboreda, J.C. and E.T. Segura. Water balance effects of systemic and intracerebroventricular administration of angiotensin II in the toad Bufo arenarum. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A 93: 505-509, 1989. (pdf)
5. Petriella, S., J.C. Reboreda, M. Otero and E.T. Segura. Antidiuretic responses to osmotic cutaneous stimulation in the toad Bufo arenarum. A possible adaptative control mechanism for urine production. Journal of Comparative Physiology B 159: 91-95, 1989. (pdf)
4. Reboreda, J.C., S. Petriella and E.T. Segura. Short-time changes in natripheric and hydrosmotic fluxes of water and in the urine production due to and increase of the osmolarity of the external bath in the toad, Bufo arenarum. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A 88: 571-575, 1987. (pdf)
3. Reboreda J.C. and E.T. Segura. Electrolyte sensitivity of the skin in the toad, Bufo arenarum Hensel. Acta physiologica pharmacologica latinoamericana 34: 37-43, 1984.
2. Segura, E.T., J.C. Reboreda, M.E. Cuello, A. Skorka and S. Petriella. Role of the CNS in the control of the water economy in the toad Bufo arenarum Hensel. III Skin permeability increases to raised osmotic pressure of the external "milieu". Journal of Comparative Physiology B 154: 573-578, 1984. (pdf)
1.Schmajuk, N.A., E.T. Segura and J.C. Reboreda. Appetitive conditioning and discriminatory learning in toads. Behavioral and Neural Biology (currently: Neurobiology of Learning and Memory) 28: 392-397, 1980. (pdf)
4. Mermoz, M.E., A. Cruz, J.F. Chace & J.C. Reboreda. Shiny Cowbird (Molothrus bonariensis Gmelin, 1788). Chapter 12 pp 97-104 in: Global Trends and Impacts of Alien Invasive Birds. Downs, C.T. & L.A. Hart (eds.). CAB International, Wallingford, UK, 2019. (pdf)
3. Fiorini, V.D, M.C. De Mársico, C.A. Ursino & J.C. Reboreda. Obligate brood parasitism in Neotropical birds. Chapter 6 pp 103-131 in: Behavioral Ecology of Neotropical Birds. Reboreda, J.C., V.D. Fiorini & D.T. Tuero (eds.). Springer, Cham, 2019. (pdf)
2. Reboreda, J.C., V.D. Fiorini, M.C. De Mársico, R. Gloag & R. Scardamaglia. Parasitic behaviour of interspecific brood parasitic females. Chapter 18 pp. 325-342 in: Avian Brood Parasitism. Behaviour, Ecology, Evolution and Coevolution. M. Soler (ed.). Springer International Publishing AG, 2017. (pdf)
1. De Mársico, M.C., V.D. Fiorini, D.T. Tuero, R. Gloag, C.A. Ursino & J.C. Reboreda. Parasite adaptations during the nestling and fledgling stages. Chapter 32 pp. 557-572 in: Avian Brood Parasitism. Behaviour, Ecology, Evolution and Coevolution. M. Soler (ed.). Springer International Publishing AG, 2017. (pdf)


Manual override after checking that the one failed verification did not seem to be causing regressions. Just need to ensure we re-open the trusty task after release to investigate further. No regression known at this time and testing has passed.


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San Diego State University is developing a massive social justice initiative that aims to combat microaggressions on campus.
According to a report from The College Fix, San Diego State University is gearing up to launch a massive diversity initiative that will focus on ending microaggressions and implicit bias.
Microaggressions have been the target of the social justice left on campuses around the country for some time now. Microaggressions are small, often unintentional acts, that are steeped in unconscious intolerance and bigotry. According to a BuzzFeed listicle, microaggressions can include asking a person about their ethnic background or telling a black person that you think it's strange that she listens to Carrie Underwood.
J. Luke Wood, associate vice president for faculty diversity and inclusion at San Diego State, announced the initiative in an email to the San Diego State University community. In 2017, Wood said that university classrooms should be viewed as a battleground for progressive activism.
The recently installed president, Adela de la Torre, has made it clear that she intends to make diversity initiatives a priority during her tenure. After all, it is her area of expertise. Prior to her SDSU post, she served as a diversity official at UC Davis.
Stay tuned to Breitbart News for more updates on San Diego State University's diversity initiative.


New for 2019, a striking Thermal Orange Pearl premium paint alternative continues the custom of Acura NSX color names influenced by motorsports places and renowned corners, and admires 30 years of Acura motorsports vehicles with orange accented liveries. Signing Up With the Thermal Orange Pearl exterior, optional carbon ceramic metal (CCM) brakes can now be fitted with orange calipers. New for 2019, the basic iron brakes can now be fitted with red calipers.
All 2019 NSX models are differentiated by a new body-color front grille garnish (formerly silver) and high-gloss treatments for the front grille surround, front air consumption mesh and rear bumper outlet mesh. High-gloss treatment is likewise used to the readily available Carbon Fiber Decklid Spoiler and Carbon Fiber Exterior Package– consisting of a front chin spoiler, side sill garnish and rear diffuser.
Inside the cockpit, the 2019 Acura NSX color combination is broadened with the addition of an optional Indigo blue Semi-aniline leather and Alcantara ® style. The offered semi-aniline complete leather (non-Alcantara) power sport seats can now be optioned in Red in addition to Ebony. Power sport seats (4-way), formerly a $1,500 choice, are now basic devices. Light-weight by hand adjustable sport seats, covered in Black Milano leather and Alcantara, stay an offered no-cost choice. Satellite-Linked Navigation, ELS Studio ® premium audio, front and rear distance sensing units and aluminum sport pedals, formerly optional devices, are now basic.
The 2019 Acura NSX is powered by a Sport Hybrid SH-AWD ® power system including a twin-turbocharged mid-mounted V6 engine coupled with a 9-speed double clutch transmission (9DCT). An electrical Direct Drive Motor incorporated with the engine and 9DCT supplements the engine with immediate electrical torque. Consisting of 2 extra electrical motors, the front-mounted Twin Motor Unit (TMU) continually differs torque-both favorable and negative-to the left and ideal front wheels to improve managing accuracy and cornering abilities, raising any motorist's self-confidence and efficiency. Optimum peak system output is 573 horse power and 476 lb.-ft. of torque.
The NSX's Integrated Dynamics System-with Quiet, Sport, Sport+ and Track modes-provides for a broader series of driving experiences than standard supercars. The Acura NSX features a sophisticated, multi-material body and aluminum-intensive area frame with the world's very first application of aluminum ablation casting in the area frame structure, allowing ultra-high rigidness, compact product packaging and exceptional accident security efficiency.
Each Acura NSX is crafted one-by-one at the Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC) in Marysville, Ohio and continues the NSX custom of using an unbelievable efficiency worth in the supercar market. The 2019 model begins at $157,500 (a boost of $1,500 over the 2018 model) with $4,700 in formerly optional material now basic (4-way power sport seats, Satellite-Linked Navigation, ELS Studio ® premium audio, distance sensing units and aluminum sport pedals).
All new NSX owners have the chance to sign up with the NSX Insider Experience, a customized program that permits Acura NSX owners to take part in the making of their bespoke supercar. The program uses a curated, individually trip of essential Acura centers throughout Ohio, consisting of the Performance Manufacturing Center (PMC), where the NSX is developed, and the NSX engine assembly space at the Anna Engine Plant. Visitors likewise have the chance to track an Acura NSX, assisted by an expert motorist, on among the main proving premises where it was established and tuned– the Transportation Research Center (TRC).


Will Your Next Toilet Paper Roll Be Made Of Jellyfish?
Cine'al Ltd., an Israeli nanotechnology start-up, is developing technology to turn jellyfish into "super-absorbers," making the much-disdained sea creature suitable for use in diapers, tampons, medical sponges, even paper towels.
Jellyfish have been the bane of Israeli beaches in recent years, as warmer ocean temperatures have made coastal waters more hospitable for the creatures. During spring and early summer, millions of them appear near beaches, shoot their poison into the water and make swimming next to impossible. Where jellyfish abound, the water is likely to be empty.
Unlike most sea creatures, jellyfish are mostly useless. Some species are eaten in the Far East and mucin, a chemical extracted from the creatures, is used in drug delivery systems. For the most part, they're useless, even dangerous, pests, as jellyfish swarm not only near beaches, but near intake pipes as well, often clogging them up. This happened last November in Sweden, when jellyfish got into the pipes and clogged up the water intake systems of a nuclear power generator in Sweden, forcing it to shut down.
Cine'al sees a potential use for the scourge. Hydromash, the dry, flexible, strong material Cine'al is developing, is made from jellyfish and is allegedly several times more absorbent than the "quicker picker-upper" paper towels from the popular TV commercials.
"Right now, these items are made of synthetics, which take hundreds and thousands of years to break down," said Ofer Du-Nour, chairman and president of Cine'al and head of investment firm Capital Nano. The latter invests in early-stage nanotechnology companies that are based on research emerging from Israeli universities.


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The Cadence is the shoe I used for my first marathon and I will continue to use them for longer distances. These shoes are for Guidance to Support runners and delivers a lot of support through features such as a wider Nav Band. A reinforced heel counter secures the foot and provides a lot of cushioning for every step you take. The arch support doesn't last as long as the Connect's but with its 4 mm drop it helps you feel a natural foot strike while also proving more stability compared to the other shoes in the Pure Project line. You can also feel the toe off as the shoes are made to lead your foot through the gait cycle. But just like its family, it is a minimalist shoe which only lasts 250-300 miles.
I am in love with the PureConnect shoes by Brooks. This shoe is a part of their Pure Project family of shoes that brooks initiated this year. They are meant to be a minimalist type of shoe which basically means you are closer to the ground without having to run barefoot or in those horrible Vibrams. These shoes I use to race in for shorter triathlons and half marathons. They have fantastic arch support which I love and incredible cushioning. In the summer, they will be coming out with different colors but I personally love the mint. The only downside to these shoes is that since they are minimalist you can only get about 250-300 miles out of them so you may find yourself purchasing new shoes very often if you log the 40-50 miles per week that I do. But overall a fantastic shoe and I highly recommend them.
Currently, I train in the Asics GT 2170 and I find these to be fantastic shoes. I prefer to run in stability shoes because where I log my miles, the ground is not even and it helps prevent against IT-Band flare ups as well as knee problems. I also have a high arch and I love the feeling in these because they give great arch support. Also, since they have a rear foot gel cushioning system, the heel isn't as hard when you land. But more importantly, I like my foot to feel like it's in a sock when I run. I don't like slipping and sliding and being able to move everywhere in the forefoot. This shoe along with a lot of other items in the Asics line keeps the foot snug. The shoe which was recently updated from the 2160 is not too heavy which is very important for a small individual like myself, you don't want the shoe to weigh you down when you are running because then it makes running a pain and running is in fact fun! I suggest going to either City Sports because they offer a rewards program to their members which are free by the way or Fleet Feet, but I do find Fleet Feet just a tad bit more expensive than City Sports.


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The Swiss star advanced to the final in California by walkover (Picture: Getty)Roger Federer has shared his disappointment at not being able to face old foe Rafael Nadal after the Spaniard pulled out of their semi-final showdown at Indian Wells on Saturday.
Nadal was struggling with an injury to his right knee during his quarter-final victory over Karen Khachanov and decided to withdraw a few hours before what would have been his 39th meeting with Federer – and first since 2017.
Federer therefore advanced to the final by walkover, where he will face Dominic Thiem after the Austrian beat Milos Raonic 7-6 (7-3) 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 in a gruelling semi-final on Saturday.
Nadal required treatment on his knee in Friday's quarter-final and pulled out the next day (Getty)After that match, Federer was given the opportunity to address the Indian Wells crowd, and he says he hopes he will get another chance to take on Nadal in the near future.
He explained: 'It's a big let-down. I was ready to go, warming up this morning and I heard Rafa was warming up on the outside courts. I thought the match was definitely on.
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'Then Rafa texted me a message saying, "It's not going to be possible, my knee is not well and I can't do it". I went back to the house and relaxed.
'I am obviously excited to be in the finals, but not this way. He played so well this week and I thought he was playing some of his best tennis again. I was really looking forward to the match and I'm sorry it didn't happen.
Federer and Nadal have not faced off since 2017, with the Swiss winning the last five (Getty)'[Our rivalry] is different now. When he was coming up, I was World No.1 and he was 17. It was cute at the time. Not so much anymore.
'We've had so many epic battles and I know now that every one we have could be our last. Was this our last chance? I hope not.'
Nadal confirmed that he will not play in Miami next week and instead heads back to Spain to rest and recover before preparing for the clay court season, beginning at Monte Carlo in mid April.
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