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Wang Dongming (; born July 1961 in Anhui, China) is Research Director (Directeur de Recherche) at the French National Center for Scientific Research (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, CNRS). He was awarded Wen-tsün Wu Chair Professor at the University of Science and Technology of China in 2001, Changjiang Scholar of the Chinese Ministry of Education in 2005, and Bagui Scholar of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China in 2014. He was elected Member of the Academia Europaea in 2017.

Wang worked on algorithmic elimination theory, geometric reasoning and knowledge management, and applications of symbolic computation to qualitative analysis of differential equations. In 1993 he proposed an elimination method for triangular decomposition of polynomial systems, which has been referred to as Wang's method and compared with other three methods. Later on he introduced the concepts of regular systems and simple systems and devised algorithms for regular and simple triangular decompositions. He also developed a package, called Epsilon, which implements his methods.

Wang popularized the use of methods and tools of computer algebra for symbolic analysis of stability and bifurcation of differential and biological systems. He constructed a class of cubic differential systems with six small-amplitude limit cycles and rediscovered the incompleteness of Kukles' center conditions of 1944, which stimulated the study of Kukles' system in hundred papers. Since 2004 he has been involved in research projects on geometric knowledge management and discovery. With co-workers he developed an algorithmic approach for automated discovery of geometric theorems from images of diagrams.

Wang served as General Chair of ISSAC 2007 and is founding Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor of Mathematics in Computer Science and Executive Associate Editor-in-Chief of SCIENCE CHINA Information Sciences.

Currently he works as Professor at Beihang University and Guangxi University for Nationalities, China on leave (détaché) from CNRS.

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Transfer News: Juan Cuadrado is not interested in leaving Juventus
Juan Cuardrado, a Colombian winger is one of the top Juventus players who in fact has not yet gotten a new contract from the Old Lady until now. The tight competition in the Bianconneri's main squad next season also adds to the ex-Chelsea's difficult situation in Turin. Not surprisingly, speculation emerged of the player's departure for this summer, but Cuadrado himself insisted that he was not at all interested in leaving Juventus.
For your information, Juan Cuadrado was originally a Chelsea player who had been loaned by Juventus since 2015. After two years of running a career as a loan player, Cuadrado finally won Juventus in the summer transfer window in 2017. Not surprisingly, Juventus really can rely on the Colombian National Team player, you could say, he is one of the players who contributed to the club's success in maintaining the Italian Serie A title for the past few seasons.
But the issue of his departure this summer began to emerge later, with several factors underlying the issue. First, the player's contract will expire in the summer of 2020, while until now there has been no offer of a new contract from Juventus. Secondly, the arrival of a number of new ammunition this summer, and most likely the close of Icardi or Neymar added competition in the Old Lady's main squad, which of course threatened the position of Cuadrado next season.
Not surprisingly, the issue of his departure evaporated this summer, with news that the Chinese Super League club, Shanghai Senhua was mentioned as a team that was willing to accommodate the services of the 31-year-old player. But Cuadrado, through his latest statement, emphasized loyalty with Juventus, he felt happy to be settled in the city of Turin, as well as his family, so there was no reason to leave Juventus.
"I feel happy at Juve, my family is happy and our mind is to stay in Turin, this is a fantastic city that makes us feel welcome," Cuadrado told Il Mattino.
During his defense of Juventus, since 2015, this former Fiorentina player has recorded no less than 137 appearances and scored 14 goals including all competitions.
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Londregan of Londregan Commercial Real Estate Group & Pilla of Paramount Partners, Broker another Krispy Kreme in Connecticut
Londregan and Richard Pilla of Paramount Partners complete the site selection for the second Krispy Kreme Doughnut Shop in Connecticut, this time in Milford, CT.
Milford, CT - Richard Pilla of Paramount Partners, LLC and Tim Londregan of Londregan Commercial Real Estate Group, LLC were the sole brokers in completing the deal that put the new 4,500 square foot Krispy Kreme on a 48,000 square foot parcel at the traffic lighted intersection of Post Road and Red Bush Avenue in Milford.
Londregan of Londregan Commercial and Pilla of Paramount Partners are New England Dough's representative in Connecticut. The third New England store is scheduled to open in Cranston, Rhode Island.
Following an exhaustive analysis and search throughout Connecticut, the site search team of Pilla and Londregan have identified certain target markets and has finalized site acquisitions on the first two Krispy Kreme Doughnut and Coffee Shops to open in all of New England. The site search for the continued expansion of the doughnut phenomenon is continuing. Combined, Pilla and Londregan have over thirty years experience in the retail real estate business. Besides Krispy Kreme, Londregan and Pilla have completed site search work for and transactions with national and regional restaurant companies including Wendy's, McDonalds, Applebee's, Starbucks, Boston Market, Dunkin Donuts, Bess Eaton Coffee Shops and Bakeries, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Newport Creamery, Bruegger's Bagels and Einstein Bros Bagels.
For New England Dough, LLC, Krispy Kreme's exclusive area developer for New England, the Milford store on the Post Road near the Connecticut Post Mall, opened to much anticipation and fanfare. Several customers had camped out overnight to be the first customers of the new Krispy Kreme Doughnut Shop. James L.
Richetelli, Jr., The Mayor of The City of Milford, The Milford Community Band and The Amity High School Cheerleaders were all on hand to welcome Krispy Kreme to Milford in grand style. Founded in 1937 in Winston Salem, NC, Krispy Kreme now has more than 240 stores in 36 states and Canada. An estimated 5 million Krispy Kreme doughnuts are made every day and more than 2 billion are produced each year.
In addition to indoor seating, a Krispy Kreme store offers convenient drive-thru service. The lobby and drive-thru are open seven days and serve between 5:00AM to 1AM. Krispy Kreme features a doughnut-making machine capable of producing more than 200 dozen doughnuts each hour – all within site of customers through the glass viewing area. It can produce approximately 60,000 doughnuts per day and 400,000 doughnuts per week.
Londregan Commercial Real Estate Group is a full service brokerage firm located in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. While specializing in the retail and fast food site selection niches, Londregan Commercial is highly sought after for its marketing and closing abilities in all areas of commercial real estate. Retail and restaurant land sites, investment properties of all types, hotel and motel sites have also been an integral part of the firm's activity. For more information please visit www.londregan.com.
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The component is automatically demagnetized after heating to maximize service life.
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Seeking candidates who are experienced and highly skilled, hardworking, with a keen eye for design and attention to detail. Driver's license required.
Great opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects and jobs. Must be able to work both independently and as part of a team. Passion for plants, hard working attitude and a sense of humor also important!
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Creates a slip-resistant surface. Made from aluminum oxide. Diamond hard finish for maximum abrasion resistance. Barefoot-grade texture. Fine, uniform texture. Can be used with EpoxyShield decorative color chips. Meets americans with disabilities act requirements for slip-resistant surfaces. Mix with one gallon of epoxy, latex or oil-based paints or stains. Provides a slip resistant surface to stairs, ramps, boat docks, walkways, poolsides and other surfaces. Made from 100-percent ground walnut shells. Mix with the final coat of product. Add to paint and coatings. 40/60 grit. Meets ADA standards when used with Deck & Dock Elastomeric Coating. Smooth flowing paint. Gives a high-quality color on any surface. Chiseled tip draws both thick and thin lines. For use with wood, metal, wicker, plastic, glass, ceramic and other decorative accessories. Acid-free/Archival safe.
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About the Tenterden Folk Festival
Just click on the list on the left of this page to find out more as details are added during the year..
Tenterden Folk Festival takes place over four days including the first Saturday of October each year with folk song, music, dance, crafts and traditions.
Tenterden, situated in the ancient Weald of Kent, about 12 miles west of Ashford, is an ideal setting for this friendly, family folk festival. It features one of the widest High Streets in the country lined with historic and listed buildings, numerous friendly pubs, cafes and restaurants and green verges.
Events at the festival include an English Barn Dance, concerts, sing-a-rounds, song and music sessions, folk clubs, special shows, craft fair and street stalls, music stalls, free music and dance stages in marquees on the Recreation Ground, Morris dancers, folk dance display teams, dance displays, procession, street entertainers, showcases, meet the guest sessions, workshops and much more besides.
Venues and public houses:
Festival venues include The Evans Bar and Moulton Hall upstairs in the Tenterden Club, St Mildred's Parish Church, St Mildred's Church Hall and Glebe Hall, The Town Hall, The Saddlery, marquees on the Recreation Ground and events in the High Street, There are also events in The Woolpack, The White Lion, The Vine, The William Caxton, This Ancient Boro and and some other suitable venues.
Welcome barn dance:
The English barn dance is a regular feature of the festival and is always very popular. As well as the barn dance there is often a chance to try other forms of traditional folk dancing over the long weekend.
Concerts and special shows:
The main concerts and special shows are held in the Tenterden Club and the Town Hall with smaller acoustic concerts being held in the Saddlery at The White Lion and the Glebe Hall. There is a special fundraising concert on Thursday in the Town Hall sponsored by Around Kent Folk magazine.
Craft fair, music stalls, other stalls and also street stalls:
The free craft fair and other stalls will be in a large marquee on The Recreation Ground, just off the High Street. Marquee also act as the venue for the popular free music and dance stages. There will also be even more street stalls in the High Street.
Sing-a-rounds and song and music sessions:
One of the highlights of Tenterden Folk Festival for many of the participants are the numerous friendly and informal sing-a-rounds and song and music sessions. With a choice of four town centre pubs there is sure to be a session that suits your taste going on in at least one of these venues.
Workshops and meet the guest sessions:
TFF is a charity formed to preserve and advance public education and appreciation of folk music, song, dance, crafts and traditions as part of the living heritage. Therefore we offer you a chance to "Meet" some of the guests in informal sessions. We also offer workshops where you can hear about folk related topics or traditions or improve your own skills.
Dance displays:
Tenterden is "the Jewel of the Weald" and over the Festival weekend it has even more colour and sparkle than usual as hundreds of Morris men and women and other folk dancers take to the streets of the town centre. The majority of teams are Morris dance sides of varying styles, from the Cotswold tradition and Black-faced Border style, to clog to garland dancers. The teams you will see will be both men's, women's and mixed sides and come from all over England. It's not just Morris you will see as Tenterden is regularly host to teams performing traditional dances from Scotland, Ireland, England, Slovakia and the Appalachian Mountains of North America. There is also Saturday's popular procession along the High Street.
What more could you want!
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Turn it Down! Loud dispatches from Lansing's music scene
Local guitar virtuoso tells how the 1997 LP still inspires him
Elden Kelly, a local guitar virtuoso, recalls how a live jazz album by Keith Jarrett helped shape his improvisational style.
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Fitting in perfectly on a jazz or world music stage, Lansing-based musician Elden Kelly is many things: A seasoned jazz improviser, band leader, and a highly skilled solo guitar fingerstylist, composer and songwriter. Here, he looks back on Keith Jarrett's "La Scala," a live 1997 piano jazz album. Kelly discovered the essential disc when he was 17 or 18, back in the early 2000s.
To hear Kelly pay homage to Jarret, search "Elden Kelly: Solo Homage to Keith Jarrett" on YouTube to witness a truly amazing live-stream performance. Also be sure to check out Kelly's dynamic "Solo Guitar Journeys" on his YouTube channel.
Here's what Kelly had to say:
Do you recall first discovering "La Scala"?
It was at the Richmond Free Library, in my hometown of Vermont. I think it was the first Jarrett album I heard. My dad is a record collector and an avid jazz and world music fan, so I grew up with Coltrane, Bird, Art Tatum, Smithsonian Folkways. I am always looking for music that integrates classical, world and jazz and yet exists in a sphere of its own. I found this in Jarrett.
All of his solo improvised piano concerts reward deep listening. "La Scala," like many of the others, is a continuous work undivided into individual tracks so it demands a different attention span than other music forms divided into tunes, songs or smaller parts. There are connections between sections, but it is an episodic listen — like an unfolding narrative. It is perhaps more like a classical listening experience in this way, and it compels you to listen to the entire album. It defies modern music forms that could be bite size hit songs or the Spotify playlist. It feels like a soundtrack of the dream world. Its spirit cannot be contained.
So, it's all improv on "La Scala"?
He comes to his solo improvised concerts with no prearranged material. It is the ultimate demonstration of improvisational ability, and a process-oriented art form. "Free improvisation" is misleading for the work of Jarrett, although that may explain the spirit of the process. When listening to him, depending on the album, you might hear several different idiomatic and stylistic areas within the span of one minute, 10 minutes, or 30 minutes. That's part of his sonic signature. Solo albums, especially instrumental, are a special and significant form. With Jarrett, it's a profound expression of an inward and outward journey.
I think that improvisation is actually part of the process of composition. When you are writing or developing an idea, it first arrives spontaneously. When we repeat something more or less the same way, it starts to gain legitimacy. This is one of the lessons I got from Jarret: you should aspire to have such a command of your playing that you should be able to repeat or replicate any musical idea you come up with spontaneously, and strive to be able to play whatever you hear. There are various misconceptions surrounding improvisation, one is that improvisation is just playing "whatever" or that it is completely off the cuff. For my discipline, although there may be surprise or a defying of listener expectations, there is at the same time a high level of intentionality and craft behind it, and I strive constantly for a sense of unfolding and inevitability to the sequence of ideas.
In what ways has his style influenced your own playing?
The work of Jarrett has turned out to have the deepest, most profound and longest lasting influence on my music up until the present day, although the impacts to my own music I only began unpacking more fully some years later. Not only are the sounds of "La Scala" impactful, but there's a mystique surrounding the process of creation as well. I relate to the album deeply because improvisation has been at the core of my musical practice since the beginning. And improvisation is not a style, it is a process. As my musical interests and practice have evolved over the years so has my perspective on improvisation, and Jarrett had a lot to do with that transformation. His artistry helped me connect disparate areas between composition and improvisation, and styles and diverse idioms within the umbrellas of jazz, classical and world music.
Why do you think the album had such an immediate impact on you?
My favorite musical process is just to play "from nothing." To pick up the instrument and begin. Often this process can embody the sacred, acting like a meditation or a prayer. Also, as my musicianship has matured, I've developed ways for my improvisations to sound like cohesive musical statements and to mirror my favorite features of composition. Jarrett was the master and the guiding light for me in this discipline. By treating the solo improvised process as a concert performance, I could start to bring a seriousness and a rigor to the process that I had not attained before. By dedicating my improvisation practice to "performance," not only did this raise the musical bar for my attention and development of ideas, but also ended up providing missing clues to the artistic puzzle of solo guitar technique.
Follow Elden Kelly at facebook.com/eldenkellymusic or visit eldenkelly.com.


D.J. Grothe- He is President of the James Randi Educational Foundation. He has lectured widely on topics at the intersection of education, science and belief at universities such as Stanford, Harvard, Yale, UCLA, UC Berkeley, and dozens of others. Formerly a professional magician and mentalist, he has special interests in the psychology of belief and processes of deception and self-deception.
He currently hosts the radio show and podcast For Good Reason.


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 McAllister, D.E., 1990. A working list of fishes of the world. Copies available from D.E. McAllister, Canadian Museum of Nature, P.O. Box 3443, Ottawa, Ontàrio K1P 6P4, Canadà. 2661 p. plus 1270 p. Index

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RDA Best Practices Training and Updates
Presentation slides for the ALA eLearning webinar Using the New RDA Toolkit to Catalog Music, presented August 9-11, 2022, have been deposited in the Humanities Commons here: https://hcommons.org/deposits/item/hc:48851/. Full presenter notes are included. Some of the pending issues mentioned in the slides have been addressed in the most recent Best Practices update in September. A summary of changes is below. Changes to the MLA Best Practices in the September Toolkit update are minimal, but highlights include the following: The MLA RDA Metadata Guidance document has been updated to version 0.92, with the following additions: Note: Although the electronic resource guidelines were written with reference to Official RDA, there should not be anything in them—other than directions to refer to the LC-PCC MGD—that conflicts with Original RDA. Error reports, comments, or feedback on the Best Practices in the new Toolkit may be submitted here: https://bit.ly/MLA-BP-feedback Error reports, comments, or feedback on
Content Standards Subcommittee 2022 Business Meeting Agenda
The annual business meeting of the Content Standards Subcommittee will be held virtually on Wednesday, February 23, 2022, 10:00-11:25 MT (12:00-1:25 ET). All registered attendees of the 2022 MLA conference are welcome to attend. Please see the CSS meeting agenda for topics and links to documents of interest. Zoom links will become available 10 minutes prior to the start of the meeting in Sched (conference registration required). The meeting will be recorded.
MLA Best Practices for Using LCMPT version 1.41 now available
A slightly revised version (v. 1.41) of the MLA Best Practices for Using LCMPT (March 31, 2020) is now available, and should be used in place of the previous version. The main change is the deletion in its entirety of footnote 10 in version 1.4. Deleted: As of this writing, 382 subfields $e, $r and $t are defined in the MARC Authorities Format, but are not yet approved for use in LC/NACO authority records; see the Descriptive Cataloging Manual, Section Z1 for more information (via Cataloger's Desktop or https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/dcmz1.pdf). Aside from that restriction and the second indicator difference mentioned above, these best practices guidelines apply equally to 382 fields in bibliographic and authority records. This brings the document in line with the change by LC, announced in March ahead of the April, 2020 update to DCM Z1, that subfields in the 382 field (Medium of Performance) are available for use in authority records (by NACO-Music
RDA Toolkit Beta Version Coming Soon!
The beta version of the new RDA Toolkit will be released Wednesday evening, June 13, 2018. This release is an outcome of the RDA Toolkit Restructure and Redesign Project, also known as the 3R Project. After release, the beta version will be accessible through a linked button in the top banner of the current RDA Toolkit. The beta version will be available to current subscribers and to others via a trial period (see link to the Toolkit News below for more information). Please keep in mind that the beta version is to be considered *draft* content that is not yet finalized. It is not approved for use by the RDA Steering Committee and should not be used for current cataloging. For current cataloging work, please continue to use the old version of the Toolkit, which contains the official text of RDA, LC-PCC PSs, and the MLA RDA Best Practices; there
RDA Best Practices Changes in the April RDA Toolkit Release
The April RDA Toolkit release was published on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. The release contains updates to MLA RDA Best Practices, as detailed below. As a reminder, the RDA Best Practices are available in the RDA Toolkit and the Best Practices Supplement documents are available at the CMC website. The April release also included changes to several LC-PCC Policy Statements (LC-PCC PS), summarized in this document available at the LC website. This update cycle was particularly challenging because changes to RDA content, LC-PCC PS and the RDA Best Practices were being developed simultaneously on a very tight time-frame in an effort to get as much as possible into this release before the impending RDA content freeze. As a result, some of the RDA Best Practices merely point to following LC (rather than LC/PCC) practice, as our editing deadline preceded PCC approval of the LC-PCC PS texts. Revisions, where necessary, will be placed in the
Best Practices for Using LCMPT–new version now available
Colleagues, The MLA Vocabularies Subcommittee is pleased to offer a new version of the document Best Practices for Using LCMPT. In addition to a number of minor formatting and stylistic updates, the following new content is incorporated: Guidance for use of the new 382 subfields $r and $t Expanded guidance on "bi-level" medium statements Expanded guidance on partial medium statements Clarification on polychoral situations As always, feedback and questions can be directed to me (casey@mullingroup.com). Additionally, the new revision will be briefly discussed at the VS business meeting and at the CMC Town Hall at MLA Orlando. I wish to thank the VS task group who prepared this revision, amidst a shifting landscape of MARC format updates and evolving practices with faceted vocabularies. Cheers, Casey Mullin
RDA Toolkit and MLA Best Practices Update
The August 9, 2016 release of the RDA Toolkit contains content updates, corrections, revised examples and other Fast Track changes from the RSC. These changes are described in detail in two RSC documents available at the RSC site: RSC/Sec/3, which describes Fast Track and other changes, and RSC/Sec/4, which outlines revisions made to support the development of RDA Reference and the RDA Toolkit Glossary. Background information on these latter changes can be found in the document RSC/Chair/17, also available at the RSC site. The list of changes to LC-PCC Policy Statements can be found at the Library of Congress website. The link to the Best Practices Supplements that are accessible via the MLA CMC website has been changed. The new link text is http://www.musiclibraryassoc.org/resource/resmgr/BCC_RDA/Supp_RDA_Best_Practices.pdf. Music-related Changes in the August Toolkit Release Designation of edition (2.5.2.1, 3rd paragraph, line b): In the scope, the former text "a particular voice range or format of notated
The April 12, 2016 release of the RDA Toolkit included a few revisions to MLA's Best Practices and the supplements. BP 11.7.1.4 now includes a recommendation to record the type of corporate body in all cases, whether or not the term is used as a qualifier in the authorized access point. Generally the LCSH term "Musical groups" for performing ensembles is used (note the use of the plural for "groups") and the term's source is recorded in subfield 2. BP 11.13.1.1 now includes guidance for cases of doubt as to whether the preferred name for a performing group conveys the idea of a corporate body. In such cases, an addition for the type of corporate body is made as instructed at RDA 11.13.1.2 (and also RDA 11.7.1.4). A qualifier such as "Musical group" in not added simply to bring out the musical aspect of the corporate body. Supplement 1 now
The February 9, 2016 release of the RDA Toolkit included a variety of revisions to MLA's Best Practices and the supplements. BP 1.7.5 now includes recommendations related to typographical devices used as separators (as in Colchester · Essex · England) and symbols that cannot be reproduced (such as the four symbols that form the title of Led Zeppelin's otherwise untitled fourth album). BP 2.3.1.7 now includes guidance applicable to scores bearing a stated voice range. BP 2.3.2.8.1 now includes guidance for how to treat a phrase that introduces a medium of performance (as in "with an accompaniment for a violin"). BP 2.4.1.1 now includes an example of an audio recording bearing a statement of responsibility for the performer and a separate statement of responsibility for the composers. BP 2.8.4 now includes guidance on when to treat a trade name as a series title instead of a label name. BP 2.15
The October 13, 2015 release of the RDA Toolkit included minimal revisions to MLA's Best Practices. One revision affects 2.15.3 (Plate Number for Music). When a plate number on a score has an additional number (often after a dash) corresponding to the number of pages or plates, it is to be recorded as part of the plate number instead of ignored. The plate number may optionally also be recorded without this additional number. For example: 028 22 23009-11 $b Carl Fischer 028 20 23009 $b Carl Fischer Further revision was done to 7.13.3 (Form of Musical Notation). The August release included new guidance about MARC encoding for multiple designations of form of musical notation as well as new examples. The October release adds new guidance covering details of form of musical notation as well as new examples. There is now sufficient guidance for cases such as chord symbols, chord diagrams, verbal
The August 11, 2015 update of the RDA Toolkit included some revisions to MLA's Best Practices to bring it in line with revisions that were made to the RDA instructions in the April update. Some BPs have been deleted; some BPs have been relocated; some BPs have been renumbered and/or relabeled (see especially the 6.14.2 area); some BPs have been revised. A few additional revisions unrelated to the April update of the RDA instructions were also made to the BPs. Highlights of the August 11 update include improved guidance and examples for 2.4.1.1 (Statement of Responsibility—Scope), 2.11 (Copyright Date), and 7.13.3 (Form of Musical Notation). The new guidance at 2.4.1.1 does broaden the scope a bit, and the new guidance at 2.11 restores historic practice for recording the latest phonogram copyright date that can be determined to apply to a resource as a whole. Typos and various other errors were
Two new MLA LCGFT resources available
The MLA Cataloging and Metadata Committee is pleased to announce the availability of two new resources for users of the new terms for music resources in the Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms for Library and Archival Materials (LCGFT): 1) MLA Best Practices for Using LCGFT for Music Resources (version 1.0). This resource is intended to help catalogers apply LCGFT music terms in the interim period between the release of the terms and the publication of best practices for LCGFT in the forthcoming Library of Congress genre/form terms manual. It will be updated on an ongoing basis until the aforementioned manual is available. Suggested additions or questions may be directed to the Chair of the MLA-CMC, Vocabularies Subcommittee (Casey Mullin, casey@mullingroup.com) or the Chair of MLA-CMC (Beth Iseminger, beth.iseminger@gmail.com). 2) A hierarchical view of music terms in LCGFT. By popular request, this document shows all of the currently-available LCGFT music terms in one
April 2015 RDA Toolkit update and MLA Best Practices
The April 14, 2015 update of the RDA Toolkit brought revisions to several RDA instructions that affect music cataloging. The revisions resulting from the work of ALA and the JSC Music Working Group are listed below. Stay tuned for possible revisions to MLA's Best Practices (in the August 2015 Toolkit update) as a result of these changes. As a result of numbering changes and other structural changes associated with these revisions in RDA, several areas in MLA's Best Practices will be out of sync with RDA until the August 2015 Toolkit update. These are also listed below. ALA/32: MLA and OLAC successfully advocated for expanding the scope of the statement of responsibility element in RDA Chapter 2. http://www.rda-jsc.org/docs/6JSC-ALA-32-Sec-final-rev-3.pdf ALA/36: MLA and OLAC successfully advocated for greater clarity in the instructions for recording duration in RDA Chapter 7. http://www.rda-jsc.org/docs/6JSC-ALA-36-rev-Sec-final-rev.pdf ALA/29 (on "not identified" elements in distribution and manufacture statements): Changes were made to


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Once seemingly left for dead after a 2007 fire, the Fuhrman's Cider Mill-Bakery-General Store was resurrected in 2010 at its current Summit Township location. In addition to the famous apple cider the multi-hyphenate has been producing for over a century, the space hosts a bevy of other goodies.
I was too busy to be "basic" this past October and missed all the stereotypical fall festivities around town. I always thought of Fuhrman's Cider Mill-Bakery-General Store as a fall-centric destination and wasn't sure if they were open past Halloween. Much to my delight, not only do they stay open all year, but they also sell donuts (and a whole bunch of other stuff that's great to gift yourself this season).
The store's name doesn't lie — it's a general store with cider and a bakery — but it also has a country look that was punctuated with Sawyer Brown's "Some Girls Do" playing throughout the store when I walked through the doors. I perused the sugar-filled display cases and contemplated if I should shun my instincts of buying these delicious treats and purchase fruit instead from their enticing apple display. I decided today wasn't the day to turn a new leaf and headed towards the bakery counter.
While I waited to place my order at the counter, I realized they offer a treasure trove of Erie-made specialties. Their sales floor offers Smith's products (beyond just hot dogs), Chuck & Ginny's Spaghetti Sauce, and of course Fuhrman's own apple cider made from Shultz Farm apples. Erieites crave these treats, making it a horror to think that Fuhrman's cider almost became extinct when a fire destroyed their mill in 2007. After 110 years of cider making at this facility, it seemed their smooth, crisp apple drink would be no more after attempting to reopen the mill for three years at the old location. Then, a group of private citizens called the 8270 Group took over and opened the current space on upper Peach Street to house the new mill, thus saving the Fuhrman's tradition for Erie residents and visitors.
Thankfully, the 8270 Group was able to save many of the machines and processes from their old cider-making ways as the drink provides a unique smoothness and taste not found elsewhere. I grabbed a half gallon of cider to go with my soon-to-be-purchased bakery treats.
The bakery counter woman who assisted me was patient with my indecisiveness and after I finished ordering she carried my things to the checkout counter for me because my hands were full with my baby. When I paid for my goods, the cashier was friendly and pointed out specials they had for the day, which are available depending on what they still have in stock. The buy-one-get-one deals are definitely worth a trip to the store to see what you might be able to score due to an overstock before the end of day. After I paid, another worker carried my things to my car for me. She asked if this was my first child (I definitely look like a novice) and smiled kindly the entire time she assisted me. Basically, the staff went above and beyond to make my shopping experience easy and enjoyable.
Even though it was a tough decision to choose what baked goods to try, I managed to pick a nice variety for dinner and breakfast the next day. First, I had to try the apple cider fry cakes. One version was dusted with cinnamon and sugar and the other was glazed. It appeared both cakes had the same cinnamon dough cake that was dense but soft and paired nicely with the cider. I visited the store in the evening so I'd suggest getting there first thing in the morning to enjoy the donuts at their optimal freshness. The donuts I consumed reminded me of having a snack at my grandparent's house where they always had a miscellaneous box (or five) of pastries on their Formica countertops. Overall, they were a great nostalgic treat.
My favorite donut was the powdered white cream. Again, the cake was moist but it was a yellow cake donut with more airiness than the others and it seemed baked as opposed to fried. The cream should please donut eaters on both ends of the cream-filled spectrum — those who like thick frosting filling and those who prefer whipped cream. It wasn't overly sweet but still had flavor while avoiding any nasty sugar grit and granulation. I'd call that a win.
I also tried out a cannoli because I haven't found one I have swooned over in Erie yet. This treat fulfilled the hole in my heart for a thick cannoli filling. The shell had a good vanilla cookie flavor and the parts that remained crunchy were excellent. The real winner was the filling that had the sweet thickness I prefer in a cannoli's insides, with a slight cheese taste that wasn't the main attraction. In my opinion, this is how a cannoli should be — a dessert that tastes like sweetness and a hug — not like a cheese appetizer with an odd sweet tinge. I would go back for another for sure.
Given the opportunity, I'd make take a trip down memory lane or make some new memories this holiday season by visiting Fuhrman's Cider Mill-Bakery-General Store again. Not only do they have tons of hard-to-find treats, an expansive bakery, and kind employees, if you take I-90 you'll avoid the insanity of the retail giants along Peach Street and enjoy some apples instead.


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for the Youth of St. John of the Cross Parish:
To evangelize and form young disciples that strive to know, love and serve God and His Church.
That the youth act with virtue, fueled by the Sacraments and growing in daily personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Such that in their adulthood, they are confident and convicted in deep Catholic faith, so they may glorify and defend Our Lord in the public arena and inspire others just as the early Christians did under persecution, building the Kingdom.
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Many high school students stop practicing their faith after their transition to post-secondary.
Some of this is an intentional choice, but research suggests that it's also because students are not being connected with a stable, supportive Catholic community on their campus.
Chaplaincy Connect exists to bridge the "faith gap" experienced by many students between their graduation from high school and their transition into post-secondary studies. There are excellent Catholic groups working on campuses across Canada, and we want high school students to know about them so that they can learn about the supports available to them before they even set foot on campus.
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Students are invited to complete the Google form. There is no requirement to leave contact information, and it is totally voluntary.
For those who would like more information about campus chaplaincy, a representative from their destination post-secondary institution will reach out to them by email or phone to determine ways they might choose to get involved in campus ministry, according to the student's preference. These might include such things as visiting campus to check out the campus ministry's location and amenities, getting connected with another Catholic student in an upper year of the incoming student's chosen program, or planning to reconnect during Orientation Week.
Students are under no obligation to campus ministries, will not be contacted more than once unless they request further communication, and will be contacted by security screened and trained campus ministry staff or students who abide by Safe Environment policies.
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Our society is not ready for the deep feminine. Only very few men are ready for her. But then again – not every woman is ready for the deep feminine either.
While at the park the other day and sat under a beautiful tree – I received a powerful healing. A healing for my rage. I was called in by an inner voice, the same voice that invited me few years ago to reclaim suppressed and lost parts of my self.
For long we have been living by patriarchal values that deep down are not true to who we are as women, and as men. For centuries we have been accepting values and following rules and laws dictated to us by men in power. To this day, consciously or unconsciously, we are still allowing men to control our womanhood and our sexuality.
The suppression and control of our feminine values and qualities is the real cause of my rage. It is the same rage, suspicion and resentment of many other women and who – like my mother and grandmother and great grandmother – were forced to step aside, give up on their dreams and conform to a society made by men for men.
We made our bodies invisible and our voices inaudible. We stepped aside and made room for men and their patriarchal ideals and values instead. We lost our intuitive expressions and values. We lost the ability to listen to our inner voice and our bodies. Instead we pushed ourselves further and further into the dark background – only to soon become comfortable with living in the shadows.
But as a consequence, many women lost the wisdom and qualities that makes them a deep feminine – intuitive and empathetic and mystical and yielding.
These days, women are primed to compete, lack intuitive intelligence, are self-centered and materially ambitious. They take pride in being rational and analytical, feel jealously and are threatened by other women.
There are lots to uncover about the deep feminine. Parts we did not know existed will surface and with each passing experience and encounter with the masculine, and with each interaction in a patriarchal society that threatens to undermine the deep feminine.
The masculine who has found his inner voice will seek to work together with the feminine. It is because the deep feminine is aligned with the higher good for all. For humanity. She is not an individualist or self-centered. She does not feel jealously or ever threatened. She is in her power.
Radhika Mīa is a writer and artist based in South Africa. Through her writings and conversations, she endeavours to inspire others in finding their true selves. She is continuously creating and evolving as a human — expressed through her art, design work, poems and writings.


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Finally, she made drastic changes in her diet by going fully raw for few days and discovered tremendous signs of recovery.
This inspired her to help those who are suffering from health issues and started writing on living plant based recipes and blogs which include sugar and gluten free diet.


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Khilji sentence example
In the 11th century the Pala empire, which, according to the Tibetan historian Taranath, extended in the 9th century from the Bay of Bengal to Delhi and Jalandhar (Jullundur) in the north and the Vindhyan range in the south, was partly dismembered by the rise of the "Sena" dynasty in Bengal; and at the close of the 12th century both Palas and Senas were swept away by the Mahommedan conquerors, the city of Behar itself being captured by the Turki free-lance Mahommed-i-Bakhtyar Khilji in 1193, by surprise, with a party of 200 horsemen.
In 1294 Ala-ud-din Khilji, the third of the great Mahommedan conquerors of India, raised himself to the throne of Delhi by the treacherous assassination of his uncle Feroz II.
The slave dynasty retained the throne till 1290, when it was subverted by Jalal-ud-din Khilji.
The house of Khilji came to an end in 1321, and was followed by that of Tughlak.
Until the end of the 12th century Hindu princes governed in a number of petty principalities, till, in 1199, Mahommed Bakhtiyar Khilji was appointed to lead the first Mussulman invasion into Bengal.
The first town built on Bombay Island was Mahikavati (Mahim),founded byKing Bhima, probably a member of the house of the Yadavas of Deogiri, as a result of Ala-ud-din Khilji's raid into the Deccan in 1294.
Alauddin Khilji
Ala-ud-din (died 1316) was the second sultan of the Khalji dynasty of Delhi in India. His totalitarian rule marked the beginning of the imperialistic period of the sultanate and the rise to power of native Indian Moslems.
Muhammad bin Tughluq
Muhammad bin Tughluq (reigned 1325-1351) was a medieval Indian ruler whose reign saw the beginning of the disintegration of the empire of Delhi.


Kenya went down 3-0 to India in her second match of the 2018 Hero Intercontinental Cup played on Monday, June 4, 2018, at the Mumbai Football Arena.
Sunil Chhetri, who was playing his 100th match in the hosts' colours, got India ahead in the 68th minute. Jeje Lalpekhlua then doubled the scoreline only three minutes later. Sunil Chhetri would then complete his brace in added time to see India pull clear at the top of the log, with six points from two matches.
The hosts had earlier on Friday June 1, 2018, dispatched Chinese Taipei 5-0 in the opening match of the tourney. Kenya meanwhile, came from behind to beat New Zealand 2-1.
Harambee Stars will hope to finish among the top two teams when they face off with Chinese Taipei in their final match, slated for June 8, 2018. India, on the other hand, will be up against New Zealand on Thursday, June 7, 2018.
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Draza Mihailovich: Hero or Scoundrel? - The Controversy That Refuses To Die.
General Draza Mihailovich in the hills of Serbia WW II
Photo of Major Richard Felman, U.S.A.F. (Ret.) by Mari Shaefer. Richard L. Felman stands before a Douglas C-47 Sky Train, a plane similar to the C-47 transports used to evacuate 500 U.S. fliers from Yugoslavia during World War II. The photo was taken at Pima Air Museum in Tucson, Arizona.
By Keith C. Epstein
The Plain Dealer Magazine
To the group of stranded American airmen he rescued during World War II, the Serbian guerrilla leader who once graced the cover of Time Magazine deserves a monument on federal land in Washington, D.C.
To others, including Croatian-Americans, he's a villain who collaborated with the Nazis, slaughtered untold numbers of Croatians and Muslims, and thus deserves nothing short of infamy.
But to those whose decisions really count – officials at the U.S. State Department – Mihailovich's war record is irrelevant. The fact is, he's bad for diplomatic business. Always has been.
Today, with a fractious Yugoslavia sparring in a way that reminds experts of the ethnic unrest and communal unraveling during World War II, the chances of a Mihailovich memorial are slim.
"We can't play national politics with Yugoslavia. The chances of Balkanization are too real," says Jim Swihart, the State Department's director of East European affairs. "It's clear that to many in Yugoslavia, [building a memorial] would be a highly unfriendly act."
"That's what's really sickening – our own countrymen are fighting us," complains Richard L. Felman, who was among an estimated 500 U.S. fliers rescued by Mihailovich. "I fought two wars and now I've got to surrender to communist influence in my own country."
Felman, a retired Air Force major, is waging a lonely battle for the memorial. He does so under the aegis of the National Committee of American Airmen Rescued by General Mihailovich Inc. There's even a letterhead, with the names of dozens of members and supporters, from Ronald Reagan to John Wayne. But mostly the National Committee of American Airmen rescued by General Mihailovich, Inc. is just Richard Felman, who has time on his hands and a P.O. Box in Tuscon, Arizona.
The story of the isolated historical figure, Mihailovich, is more than a footnote to a war that gripped the globe, more than a story of a retired American airman's lonely attempt to come to terms with the price of his survival. The dispute illustrates how old ethnic sensitivities can erupt into bitter modern-day controversies that tie the political system in knots. Moreover, it shows how Washington's foreign-policy concerns sometime outweigh the search for historical truth.
State Department officials say their actions are motivated by a desire to hold Yugoslavia together at a time when the nation's unity appears more threatened than ever. According to Joseph Rothchild, an Oxford professor and author of a book on the political history of Eastern Europe, Yugoslavia's "always fragile interethnic balance is more precarious today than at any time since the end of World War II."
In Yugoslavia, the signs of this disintegration are dramatic: Since the death, in 1980, of Mihailovich's old civil war nemesis, dictator Josip Broz Tito, feuding has escalated. Leadership of a loose confederation works like a major-league pitching rotation, with leaders of six states taking turns at the helm. Prime Minister Ante Markovic, though strongly supported by the United States, is fighting an uphill battle because of these political problems and intercommunal violence. Most of the sparring is between liberal reformers, in Slovenia and Croatia, and conservatives in Serbia. Last March Slovenia declared economic independence from the central Yugoslavian government – demonstrating that four decades of domination by Tito, who was Croatian, and centralized communism have failed to quench the fires of ancient ethnic grudges and grievances.
"The last thing we want to do," explains a State Department official, "is feed those fires."
July 9, 1944. After a dawn bombing run on the Ploesti oil fields in Romania, the American B-24 Liberators head back for the base in Lecce, Italy. Some of the fliers in 1st Lt. Richard Felman's bomber are thinking about lunch. Some are talking about Italian women. It is 11:00 a.m. They are 20,000 feet above a brutal Balkan civil war.
Suddenly, a group of Nazi Messerschmitts looms on the horizon. Battle ensues. This is why Felman's group calls itself the "Never-a-Dull-Moment Crew." With a deadly rat-a-tat-tat, Felman's plane is pocked full of holes. A gunner dies. The plane leaks gas. Amid flames, Felman and 10 others bail out, scattered by the wind. Felman lands alone in a cornfield, sees people running toward him, then spots the blood on his leg. Some shrapnel stays with him for life.
At first, he understands nothing of what these people say, or who they are. They take him to a small house, dab his wounds with slivovitz – plum brandy. Then these men – and Felman – drink, and drink, and drink.
"There I was, in the middle of a war zone, with who know who, getting drunk." Next day, a man took Felman to a small chapel. There they prayed, side by side, without saying a word.
"The State Department's doing what's expedient, not what's right," argues Milton R. Copulos, a former researcher at the conservative Heritage Foundation in Washington. In his spare time, Copulos chips away at a scenario for a movie about Mihailovich. He sees drama in the story, but believes there's also a troubling moral when well-meaning citizens, in their quest to say thanks, are later over-ruled by the niceties of international diplomacy.
"We set bad precedents when we oppose legitimate actions of U.S. citizens on the basis that it might upset some foreign government," says Copulos. "Besides, the worst that would happen [with government sanction of a Mihailovich statue] is that it would be a minor embarrassment to the United States.
Dusan Zupan, a Washington correspondent for Yugoslavia's Tanjug News Agency, says. "There'd be a very negative reaction, even in Serbia. It would not be a friendly gesture." But even Zupan has better things to do than follow a controversy in Congress about building a statue. "I don't write about it. It's just not that important."
Instability is hardly a new development in Yugoslavia, but the area once called the "powder keg of Europe" can still make the rest of the world edgy. After all, it was a local event – an assassination in Sarajevo in the name of Serbian nationalism – that triggered World War I.
Maps are deceptive; on it, Yugoslavia is the size of Wyoming and the biggest nation in southeastern Europe. In reality, it is home to two alphabets, three major religions, three main languages and, as the country's politicians like to say, 23 million contentious people."
Since Tito's death [May 4, 1980], more people are discussing Mihailovich in the press and in speeches. But the discussion usually centers on Mihailovich's ideas for Yugoslavia rather than his wartime deeds. And the new Yugoslav government's attitude seems to have changed little. Warns Branislav Bajovic, first secretary at the Yugoslavian Embassy: If there is any significant move involving federal ground [in Washington, D.C.] the Yugoslavian government would be pretty upset."
Diplomatic considerations aside, just what is the truth about this Ollie North of Serbo-Croatian relations?
The record – including reports from spies and special observers sent by the Allies, some of whom may have been trying to engineer Mihailovich's downfall – is murky. However, many historians believe Mihailovich failed to consistently to the Allies' bidding, thus engineering his own demise. During the war an English officer reported to higher-ups that Mihailovich was "reluctant to risk reprisals" from the Nazis. Initially, the British considered him helpful, but Churchill turned elsewhere – to Tito – after concluding Mihailovich had made pacts with the Nazis.
"He did save some people – American fliers," explains John Russell, a spokesman for the Justice Department's Nazi-hunting Office of Special Investigations. "But he didn't do many things to thwart the Nazis or the fascists in Italy. He turned his back on the Nazi movement and was more concerned with his own Serbo-Croatian battles."
But a clear picture of Mihailovich's role in the civil war within the world war is hard to obtain, and possibly clouded by the tricks of spies. Felman and some historians argue that such conclusions are based om a distorted historical record that covers up skeletons in Tito's own closet, including the firing on Mihailovich's troops from behind while Mihailovich was sparring with the Nazis.
Then again, many assert it was more the other way around – Mihailovich firing on Tito's people. "We shall never forget the atrocities…which outweigh the good…in saving the lives of a group of American airmen," says John P. Plesh, national secretary of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America. In congressional testimony, his group submitted long lists of villages, and next to each village name were notations such as "24 people taken to the forest and killed" and "32 thrown live into a precipice," or simply "one thousand people."
Tito's attitude toward Mihailovich was cleazr. In 1946, following a controversial trial from which American airmen were barred as witnesses, he had his rival executed by a firing squad.
There was a separate, well-publicized but mostly symbolic hearing on this side of the Atlantic that exonerated Mihailovich. The late Frank J. Lausche, then Ohio's governor, served on the committee that organized the hearing. In 1976, in a foreword to a book about the guerrilla leader, Lausche, who was of Slovenian descent, confided: "I bow my head in shame whenever I think of the terribly mistaken policy that led the Allied leaders to abandon General Draza Mihailovich." In 1980, Mark Wheeler, a history professor at the University of Lancaster in England, concluded: "Mihailovich was not guilty of all, or even many, of the charges brought against him."
More clear was this simple fact: Over the years, the United States had a strategic interest in keeping Tito happy. By force of personality, political mastery and defiance to the Kremlin, he managed to keep Yugoslavia in one piece. Even when Harry Truman awarded Mihailovich a high honor – giving him the Legion of Merit posthumously in 1948 for "undaunted efforts" in rescuing the American airmen and for being "instrumental" in the Allied victory – he did so secretly.
Twenty years passed before the award was declassified and made public.
To Felman, the issue of a monument in the city of monuments – to Jefferson, the Vietnam War, now to women in the military – is all-consuming. He has had a victory or two. In 1984 he persuaded the Encyclopedia Britannica to clean up its entry on Mihailovich by removing a reference to his "occasional collaboration" with the Germans. But still the monument eludes him.
"Sometimes I waver," he acknowledges. "I say, 'Felman, go on with your life. You can't fight City Hall, in this case the State Department.' But I saw Americans killed. I fought two wars. The reason we spend trillions for defense is so a fallen nation won't interfere with our internal affairs. Yugoslavia's making a damn sucker out of us."
People have the impression that Congress can grapple with some of the weightiest issues of the day, but the Mihailovich controversy has proven too much. It dogs some politicians year after year – and leaves many straddling the fence. Even George V. Voinovich, the former Cleveland mayor now running for governor, delicately dodged the issue. It may be the result of an inner struggle; some of his ancestors were Serbs and some were Slovenians. At any rate, in 1985, Voinovich told Felman that "any issue which creates discord or divisiveness is out of the frame of my goals to promote harmonious unity among my fellow citizens." Thus, said Voinovich, he was not going to "get involved." A few years ago, Rep. Frank Annunzio, D-IL, put it more bluntly: "I don't want to get caught in the middle of an ethnic fight."
In 45 years of lobbying by the airmen, and counter-lobbying by Croatian-Americans, the issue has never come up for vote by the full Congress. The Senate passed bills in 1976 and 1977; both died before reaching the House floor. "It's bigger than Congress," says Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, D-20, of Cleveland. "The State Department has tremendous clout."
Last June, Rep. Philip R. Crane, R-IL, whose constituents include many Serbians and in whose office "Mihailovich" is almost a household word, urged Secretary of State James A. Baker III to agree to the monument. Given events in Eastern Europe and "the present climate of openness" in which even the Soviet Union has admitted mistakes, Crane and 10 other congressmen argued it was time "finally to acknowledge an Allied hero."
It wasn't time.
Usually, the response from Congress is more like that of Rep. Dante Fascell, D-FL, who wrote Felman last February that too much was at stake – "not only the sensitivity of the Yugoslavian government, but…ethnic groups in Yugoslavia and the U.S." Felman says of that letter: "I'm still throwing up."
Back to the summer of 1944. The Nazis ferret out the downed American fliers, whose numbers are growing every day. But the mountainous area, about 60 miles southwest of Belgrade, without many roads, with too many hideouts, and with a messy civil war going on, is not the kind of place you send messages first, then troops. So the Nazis send a message. The message goes something like this: Turn over the American fliers or we'll burn down a nearby village, Pranjane, and kill all 200 men, women and children there.
By now Felman has met Mihailovich, who strikes him as a kind, cautious man. At 51, the guerrilla leader has reached his prime. He is tough, was active in political bodies, was sent abroad on secret missions as a military attaché; but he also knows how to play the mandolin. Still, war is his trade; he entered the Serbian Military Academy at 15.
The Americans suggest they turn themselves in to spare the lives of the villagers. Mihailovich pauses, shakes his hand, as Felman remembers it.
"We have a saying," intones the Serbian guerrilla leader. "Bolje grob nego rob." He is speaking through a translator, a woman schoolteacher who knows Serbo-Croatian, French and English. "He says, 'We have a saying: Better a grave than a slave,'" she explains. "If we return you and you do one more mission and drop one more bomb, that'll do more for the cause of freedom than our 200 men, women and children can do. Freedom has a high price."
The next day, while Felman and his colleagues are safely tucked away in farmhouses in the hills, the Germans torch the village.
For the next five weeks, Felman can't get the idea of the those flames out of his mind. They stay with him even now. "I still get tearful about it," he says in Arizona in 1990. "Why am I doing this, fighting for this memorial? Maybe it's not Mihailovich exactly. Maybe it's for the 200 women and children. Who knows?"
August 1944. With daily bombing raids, mostly into Romania, of 500 or more planes, the American airmen sequestered in the hills now number close to 250. Mihailovich has a radio transmitter, but the fliers know no secret codes. So their frantic pleas for help are little more than hopeless messages sent into the air. The Allies would be doubtful of any messages without a code, they knew. How would the Americans or British know it wasn't a Nazi trap? Still, the fliers tapped away at the radio. It goes on for five weeks.
In the end, perhaps they owe their lives not to Mihailovich, but to a bartender whose name Felman can no longer recall. The message goes something like this: "Italy: United States Air Force. We are about to devise a code. For the letter 'A' we will use the first initial in the name of the bartender at the officer's club in Lecce." It works. They are told to light flare pots to identify their location. Four nights later, at about 10, there's the buzz of an airplane overhead. Within the hour, an intelligence officer, a team of radiomen armed with transmitter code and a plan, land on a chicken coop. Amid the squealing of chickens, there's much rejoicing of fliers.
Mihailovich's guerrillas, known as Chetniks, make a runway out of a cow pasture. They tear down trees to make room, then line the runway with flare pots to light the way. On August 9, the C-47 transports start rumbling in – and, as quickly as possible, out again. Plane after plane, 20 airmen to a plane. The fliers strip, leaving their clothes with the ragtag Chetniks and needy peasants. And, in their underwear, they fly to freedom.
The Mihailovich memorial is one of those topics, like making the District of Columbia the 51st state, that never goes away. Obligingly, members of Congress have shaken the requisite number of hands and inserted letters from the airmen and the Croatians into the Congressional Record, which generally impresses constituents but isn't necessarily a record of what really happens in Congress. They have introduced legislation knowing it would go nowhere. Every now and then, they even hold hearings.
The last one was in 1985. Oakar conducted it. Then chairwoman of a subcommittee on libraries and memorials, she found herself having to bang the gavel repeatedly to restore order as witnesses bickered among themselves. This doesn't happen too often in the subcommittee on libraries and memorials.
Monuments have been proposed for naturalists, anti-war demonstrators – even housewives and dogs. But in a capital already overflowing with 113 memorials and plaques, most interest groups have little hope of securing a choice location.
Felman had no illusions. "It was nothing but a token hearing," he complains. "It's disgraceful. Half her constituents are Serbian and half are Croatian. I suppose that's what a politician does."
"If he's bitter," responds Oakar, "I can understand that. But I think he was bitter before I met him."
She now offers a compromise. The federal government has excess land, some of it off the beaten track and some of it rather unkempt. But it is federal land in Washington. And so, Oakar advocates this solution: She wants the government to sell some of this excess land "at cost" to Felman's group. Members get their memorial, which if not next to Jefferson, would at least be in Washington; the Croatian-Americans will be mollified; and the State Department could say the statue isn't on federal land.
"A compromise should be worked out," she says. "I see this as an issue that does not relate necessarily to the politics of Yugoslavia. It's an issue of soldiers, American veterans, whose lives were saved. They're not interested in the politics of whose side you're on in Yugoslavia."
Keith C. Epstein
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On Saturday 28th January a group of Year 6 children took part in the Gainsborough Schools Swimming Gala in Gainsborough. Some of the children made it into the Championship Races and the team came third overall. An excellent result! All of the children cheered each other on and were very supportive of one another. Thank you to the parents for coming to watch and support the team.


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I saw a squirrel when I went for a walk this morning. It was flat as a pancake, out there in the middle of the road, the very picture of a bad end. The squirrel had an accident it seems. It's part of nature. It made me wonder about the difference between squirrels and people. If there was such a thing as squirrel insurance, somebody would have to quantify the odds of a squirrel becoming road kill, based perhaps on the age of the squirrel, the busyness of the road, and the metrics of the particular crossing. Presumably, if squirrels were rational, they could statistically reduce accidents by changing their habits. The problem is of course that squirrels are not rational.
Human beings are supposed to be rational, which explains all those obligatory warnings on things you buy. Do not use under the influence of alcohol. Do not use while standing on your head and juggling kitchen knives. Do not use while driving backwards, do not use while climbing a ladder, etc etc. Because you know, human beings pay attention to advice like that.
Or, maybe human beings are just incredibly dumb. I've stumbled across a myriad of surprises in the course of owning and renovating two homes that might demonstrate that proposition. Let's list a dozen problems I have discovered, that you should never find in a new home.
1) A live wire at carpet level in our basement. Turns out there had been at one time a baseboard heater but instead of de-installing, the former owner had merely clipped the wire and hidden it behind baseboard.
2) When tearing out walls, found electrical wires dangling inside, capped off with marettes. The wires were also live.
3) A badly executed shower bed that leaked through the adjacent wall. The entire thing had to be torn out.
4) A fireplace which had been constructed using loosely piled up fire brick, held in place with masonry clips but no mortar. When you turned the fire on, smoke would billow out from my daughter's closet upstairs. The fireplace had to be rebuilt.
5) A outdoor faucet that had been cracked from freezing, but never replaced. We found out when we turned it on, and water flooded our basement below.
6) Electrical wire passed over the metal stack in a washroom. Whoever did it, put on an extra layer of drywall to conceal the misdeed.
7) Ill planned framing which meant that the plumber cut away floor joists so that he could run pipes to the stack, and call it a day. The problem of course, the joists cut away were holding up the floor, which had sagged enough to detach the wax seal and cause a sewage leak inside the wall.
8) Deck where the entirety of the surface was solidly face-nailed. The nails had large flat heads which sat above the surface of the wood. This meant you could never sand and refinish the wood - ever. I discovered that trying to pull the nails was worse than leaving them in.
9) The deck installer had to work around drainpipe that came down from the eavestrough overhead. Instead of rerouting the drainage, he removed the drain pipe, and capped the hole which now fills up with water and drips down on the deck.
10) Burned out jets from a Jacuzzi style bathtub. When the ill planned electrical work started a small fire, the guilty party tiled over access to the motor. In the adjacent shower, the two by fours had been scorched but also tiled over. The ill premised jacuzzi installation had joined two electrical circuits which mean whenever my wife blow dries her hair, the circuit trips.
11) A flags-stone front porch that kept coming apart. When I finally jackhammered the thing, I found that the flagstones were merely bedded in sand. Where they had dislodged in the past, the homeowner had stuck them back in place with a mass of polyurethane construction adhesive and called it a day.
12) Carpet laid over a four inch wide gap in the flooring where a wall had been torn out in the past. The confusing part was that the removal of the wall reduced the number of rooms in the house, but the seller had listed the room count as if the wall was still there. Mystery explained.
Hey, and I'm the amateur in this arrangement. The ones who left me the surprises, presumably knew better. Moreover, none of these things were flagged for me by the expensive home inspectors whom I paid to verify that both homes were safe and everything in working order.
It's the three monkeys. Don't look, don't hear, don't tell. And hey, I bought the house… both times. I'm the walking version of the "fooled me twice" saying.
So now I KNOW why packaging has to have those improbable scenarios stacked on to the directions. It's because people really are that stupid. My kids informed me at one point that there was a movie entitled "Jackass" that I should watch. The entirety of the film was a genius named "Steve-O" who pulled stunts you would have to be really dumb to try. This didn't stop the film maker. He filmed himself every time, so that his stupidity could be broadcast into posterity.
I watched in disbelief as he crazy glued his eyes shut, snorted drain cleaner, and other various and sundry things anyone with a modicum of sense would never attempt. The grand irony is that the movie had a disclaimer at the beginning: "Danger, do not try these stunts at home" because you know, it's true. People really ARE that dumb.


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Press Release: IIUSA Announces a Leadership Change for EB-5 Trade Association
05.18.18 | Archived
Washington DC–The Board of Directors of Invest in the USA (IIUSA) announced yesterday the departure of Peter D. Joseph as Executive Director of IIUSA – the national trade association for the EB-5 Regional Center Program.
Mr. Joseph said, "I am proud of the 10 plus years I have spent serving the EB-5 industry during my time as Executive Director. Together, we built a multi-billion dollar industry that supports hundreds of thousands of American jobs at a time our country needs it most. The organization is well positioned with new ideas and leadership to achieve new heights. Working with our members has been an honor and a privilege for which I am eternally grateful. I look forward to seeing where IIUSA and the EB-5 community goes from here."
"Peter has played an important role in the development of the organization," said IIUSA Board President Bob Kraft of FirstPathway Partners. "We would like to thank him for his service and wish him the best of luck."
Under his leadership, IIUSA grew to represent a vast majority of capital flowing through the EB-5 Program. As the industry's leading membership organization, IIUSA represents more than 260 federally designated EB-5 Regional Centers across the country, serving 47 states/territories.
"Our focus continues to be on advocating for policies that maximize economic benefit to the communities where we work," said Kraft.
Kraft continued, "Over the next few months, we will conduct a search to find a new Executive Director. During this transition period, it is our priority to find the best individual to lead our organization and help deliver the legislative certainty needed to continue to create jobs and grow the economy."
IIUSA is on solid footing and looks forward to continuing to serve its members with education, advocacy and international market development.
Founded in 2005, IIUSA is the national not-for-profit trade association for the EB-5 Regional Center industry with a mission of advocacy, education, industry development, and research. The organization represents more than 230 Regional Centers and 140 Associate members, collectively representing big and small projects, urban and rural economic development, and industry sectors ranging from real estate and manufacturing to energy and infrastructure. IIUSA's members are engines of economic growth and job creation, accounting for a vast majority of capital flowing through the Program. Learn more at IIUSA.org
Contact: Ashley Casey (202) 795-9669


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Dr. Al-Nsair has vast leadership, academic, and clinical experiences. He worked for several years as a staff nurse in the acute care settings in hospitals. He taught at several institutions of higher education in nursing programs. He taught graduate, undergraduate, completion and accelerated nursing programs. He taught in traditional, adult, and online nursing programs.
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