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David Ellison is Chief Executive Officer of Skydance Media, the diversified media company he founded in 2010 to create elevated, event-level, entertainment for global audiences. As CEO, he sets and executes the strategic vision for the company across all of its divisions: feature film, television, interactive and animation. David currently oversees Skydance's upcoming film slate including Top Gun: Maverick, The Old Guard, The Tomorrow War and the upcoming seventh and eighth installments of the Mission: Impossible series. Under his leadership, Skydance has produced a number of blockbuster and critically acclaimed films including the recent 6 Underground, Mission: Impossible – Fallout and Annihilation, Star Trek Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond, the Jack Reacher and G.I. Joe films, Terminator: Dark Fate, Gemini Man and the Academy Award® nominated True Grit. In 2013, David launched Skydance Television, which boasts a diverse slate of series including three Emmy® nominated series: Grace and Frankie and Altered Carbon on Netflix and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan on Amazon. The slate also includes Condor on AT&T Audience Network and Foundation on Apple TV+. In 2016, David formed Skydance Interactive, a dedicated subsidiary that creates and owns original virtual reality games and licensing. The studio's library includes the critically acclaimed VR mech-shooter game Archangel: Hellfire, and the upcoming The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners. Through a partnership with Spain's Ilion Animation studio, David launched an animation division at Skydance in 2017, with the purpose of producing a bold and original slate of high-end animated feature films and television series. The division's animated feature film slate includes Luck, Split (working title) and Powerless (working title). In 2018, David announced that Skydance had entered into a partnership with Tencent Holdings Limited, a leading provider of Internet value added services in China. David is an accomplished pilot and a lifelong film enthusiast. He attended the School of Cinematic Arts at USC and is a member of the Producers Guild of America as well as the Television Academy. He resides in Southern California with his wife, musician Sandra Lynn.
As Chief Creative Officer of Skydance, Dana Goldberg helps to set and execute the Company's overall creative vision across its feature film, television and animation units. She oversees Skydance's feature film slate which includes Top: Gun Maverick, The Old Guard, The Tomorrow War and the upcoming seventh and eighth installments of the critically acclaimed Mission: Impossible series. Dana also helps to oversee Skydance's animated slate including the films Luck, Split (working title) and Powerless (working title). In addition to feature films, Goldberg has creative oversight of Skydance Television's slate of original series which includes three Emmy® nominated series: Grace and Frankie and Altered Carbon on Netflix and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan on Amazon. The slate also includes Condor on AT&T Audience Network and Foundation on Apple TV+. Goldberg joined Skydance in 2010 as President of Production, and was responsible for the entire film slate, which has included 6 Underground, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Star Trek Into Darkness and Star Trek Beyond, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation and Ghost Protocol, the Jack Reacher films, Terminator: Dark Fate, Gemini Man, World War Z, G.I. Joe: Retaliation and True Grit. Prior to joining Skydance, Goldberg served as President of Production at Village Roadshow Pictures where she oversaw and served as executive producer on many of the studio's blockbuster and award-winning films including, I Am Legend and Happy Feet. Before Village Roadshow, Goldberg served as Vice President of Production at Baltimore/Spring Creek Pictures. She has been a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences since 2007 and is a member of the Producers Guild of America and the Television Academy. Goldberg holds a B.A. degree from the University of Missouri.
Jesse Sisgold
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As President and Chief Operating Officer of Skydance Media, Jesse helps to set and execute the overall strategy and growth plan for the company, while managing key operations across all units. He also oversees business and legal affairs, corporate development, digital and interactive entertainment, international distribution and co-productions, licensing, and television physical production for the company, and manages relationships across all distribution and co-financing partners. In 2018, Jesse was instrumental in forming a broad strategic partnership with Tencent Holdings Limited to bolster Skydance's footprint in China for its films, as well as its television, gaming and virtual reality – areas of recent aggressive expansion for Skydance. In 2017, he facilitated a multi-year renewal of Skydance's first-look production and global distribution deal with Paramount, while also helping to create a slate partnership with Ilion Animation in Madrid, leading to the launch of Skydance Animation. In 2016, Jesse took a leadership role in Skydance's first acquisition – of game developer The Workshop Entertainment – to form Skydance Interactive, as well as in securing a $700 million recapitalization to enable continued growth and expansion. Jesse has also been listed in Variety's Dealmakers Impact Report in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. Before joining Skydance, Jesse served as the managing shareholder of his own boutique entertainment and venture capital law firm and launched the graphic novel and augmented reality company Anomaly Productions. He began his career at Heller Ehrman LLP. Jesse is a member of the Television Academy and serves as a board member of UCLA's Institute of Environment and Sustainability and Angels at Risk. He earned a J.D. with honors from the University of California, Hastings and a B.A. with honors from the University of California, San Diego.
As Chief Financial Officer of Skydance, Larry Wasserman is responsible for all of the Company's finance, accounting and administrative operations, and he also supports the analysis and execution of new business initiatives across the organization. In 2016, Larry led the Company's $700 million recapitalization to fund growth and expansion across its feature film, television, interactive and animation businesses. He was also at the forefront of Skydance's first acquisition – of game developer The Workshop Entertainment – to form Skydance Interactive, a dedicated subsidiary that creates and owns original video games and virtual reality experiences. Prior to Skydance, Larry was the Chief Financial Officer at DreamWorks Studios, where he oversaw all financial activities and several divisions of the independent film studio and played a key role in re-launching the company in 2008. Prior to DreamWorks, Larry held management positions in the Business Development and Strategic Planning group at Universal Pictures. He began his career at Greenwich Associates. He is a member of the Television Academy. Larry holds a B.A. degree from Harvard College and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Anne Globe
As Chief Marketing Officer of Skydance, Anne Globe leads all of the Company's strategic marketing, branding, corporate communications, publicity, licensing, promotional, consumer products and franchise development efforts. Anne oversees marketing efforts for Skydance's recent high-profile blockbusters including Mission: Impossible – Fallout and the upcoming film slate: Top Gun: Maverick, The Old Guard, The Tomorrow War and the seventh and eighth installments of the Mission: Impossible series. Anne also oversees the marketing for Skydance Animation's feature slate: Luck, Split (working title) and Powerless (working title). She spearheads marketing initiatives for Skydance Television's diverse slate of series including three Emmy® nominated series: Grace and Frankie and Altered Carbon on Netflix and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan on Amazon. The slate also includes Condor on AT&T Audience Network and Foundation on Apple TV+. Additionally, she oversees marketing for Skydance Interactive including the mech-shooter game Archangel: Hellfire and the upcoming The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners. Prior to Skydance, Anne served as Chief Marketing Officer for DreamWorks Animation, where she oversaw marketing for a number of beloved worldwide franchises, including Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda and How to Train Your Dragon. She previously served in marketing roles at Universal Studios and The Walt Disney Studios. Anne has been recognized on Variety's "Marketing Impact Report" in 2016 and 2017, Fast Company's 2014 "Most Creative People in Business" list, on THR's "Women in Hollywood" list and with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's 2012 "Woman of the Year" award. She is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and the American Film Institute. Globe holds a B.S. degree from Syracuse University.
Marcy Ross
President, Skydance Television
As President of Skydance Television, Marcy Ross is responsible for the Company's diverse television slate which currently includes three Emmy® nominated series: Grace and Frankie and Altered Carbon on Netflix and Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime. The current slate also includes Condor on AT&T Audience Network and Foundation on Apple TV+. She joined Skydance in 2013 and launched its television division with two straight-to-series projects: Emmy® and Golden Globe® nominated Grace and Frankie and the Emmy® winning Manhattan for WGN America. Prior to Skydance, Marcy served as Executive Vice President of Current Programming at Fox, where she was responsible for many long-running, critically acclaimed scripted series, including Glee, The Simpsons, New Girl, Bones, Raising Hope, Family Guy, House and 24. Prior to Fox, Marcy developed such cult favorites as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Farscape. She is a member of the Television Academy. Marcy holds a B.A. degree from Florida State University.
Don Granger
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As President of Feature Film Production at Skydance, Don Granger is responsible for overseeing the development and production of the Company's robust feature film slate, including Top Gun: Maverick, The Old Guard, The Tomorrow War and the upcoming seventh and eighth installments of the critically acclaimed Mission: Impossible series. Don has over 30 years of experience in shepherding tentpole films, serving as producer on past Skydance releases including 6 Underground, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, Annihilation, Terminator: Dark Fate, Gemini Man, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back and Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. Prior to joining Skydance, Don served as President of Motion Picture Production at United Artists, where he ran the day-to-day development and production operations for five years. Before that, he oversaw production, development and operations at C/W Productions as a senior executive, where he helped bring War of the Worlds, Mission: Impossible III and Elizabethtown to the big screen. He also served as Producer on Ask the Dust and The Eye and as Executive Producer on Death Race. Prior to C/W, he served as Executive Vice President of Motion Picture Production at Paramount Pictures, where he was responsible for supervising such blockbuster franchises as Mission: Impossible, Star Trek, Tomb Raider and the Jack Ryan films, as well as Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, Sum of All Fears, Varsity Blues, The Saint, Kiss the Girls, Along Came a Spider and the Academy Award®-winning Saving Private Ryan, among others. Before his time at Paramount, Granger served as a creative executive and producer at the Mutual Film Company, The Weintraub Entertainment Group and Touchstone Pictures. Granger is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Producers Guild. He holds a B.A. degree from Yale University and resides in Southern California with his family.
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The Kirkjugolf stone slabs (spelled Kirkjugólf in Icelandic) are a protected natural monument in South Iceland with historical and geological significance.
The South Coast of Iceland offers many places to explore and has a diverse landscape for tourists to discover. Visit Kirkjugolf as part of a self-drive tour, then enjoy the rest that the region has to offer. From beautiful boat tours across the lagoon to glacier hikes, there are plenty of activities to choose from and combine.
Travelers interested in unique geological formations will appreciate visiting these ancient basalt stones. From Kirkjugolf's car park, a 656-yard (600-meter) out-and-back walking trail leads visitors to the rock formations. This means it's perfect for those who need to take a break from the car and stretch their legs but don't want to give up an afternoon of their vacation.
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What Makes Kirkjugolf Special?
The main appeal of Kirkjugolf is the fascinating rock formations you'll see on the ground. The hexagonal stones resemble manufactured cobblestone paths and floors, giving the area the appearance of an old church floor.
"Kirkjugolf" translates to "church floor." The attraction gets its name from the rock formations. However, these tile-like formations occurred naturally, so the name reflects a centuries-long misunderstanding. The tiles were formed out of lava thousands of years ago.
Despite the inaccurate name, the rock formations are a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in geology. They're also quite beautiful to see.
Basalt Rock Formations at Kirkjugolf
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The basalt stones at Kirkjugolf have such a uniform shape that for many years, locals and travelers alike believed they must have made up part of a floor or path.
In reality, the basalt columns were formed when lava cooled and contracted, cracking the rock. When this happened, the lava broke apart evenly, creating the distinctive hexagonal shape you'll see at Kirkjugolf.
Today, the basalt stone area measures around 860 square feet (approximately 80 square meters). Soft moss and grass cover some of the stones, but it's still easy to make out the hexagonal pattern of the natural basalt columns.
Some stones are slightly raised, some are a little sunken, and others remain directly on the ground's surface. Overall, though, it's easy to see why people used to think this was a place of worship. They do look like tiles that must have been placed incredibly precisely.
Although the name "church floor" does not accurately describe this place, the name stuck. The area has now become a local landmark, and the Icelandic government designated it a protected natural monument in 1987.
Where are the Kirkjugolf Stone Slabs?
The Kirkjugolf basalt stones are in South Iceland, 163 miles (approximately 263 kilometers) from Reykjavik and around 45 miles (roughly 70 kilometers) from Vik i Myrdal, the southernmost village in Iceland.
The stones are just east of Kirkjubaejarklaustur village. This settlement, also known as Klaustur, is an excellent place to stock up on essentials if you're traveling further around the Ring Road, as it has gas stations and a supermarket.
The Kirkjugolf car park is only 550 yards (about 500 meters) from Route 1. This makes it an ideal place to stretch your legs while you travel around the Ring Road in South Iceland.
How To Get to Kirkjugolf
Arriving at Kirkjugolf is simple. Follow the Ring Road to Route 203, and you'll find a small parking lot just off the road. You can follow the short path to the basalt columns from here.
Other Attractions Near the Kirkjugolf Stone Formations
Due to its convenient location close to the Ring Road, Kirkjugolf is close to several of the best sights in South Iceland.
Vatnajokull National Park, the largest of the three national parks in Iceland, is within easy reach. The park, which includes popular attractions such as the Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and the Skaftafell nature reserve, is under 45 miles (about 70 kilometers) from Kirkjugolf.
Vatnajokull National Park is also home to the Vatnajokull glacier, the largest of its kind in Europe. It is the highlight of many Icelandic tours, including glacier hiking tours, boat tours, and ice cave tours.
Other famous sights nearby include the Reynisfjara black-sand beach. This beach is often referred to as Iceland's most beautiful black-sand beach. It's also just around the corner from the beautiful Dyrholaey cliffs. Both landmarks are roughly 50 miles (around 80 kilometers) from Kirkjugolf.
You can find a few gorgeous waterfalls worth visiting closer to the attraction. The closest, the Stjonarfoss waterfall, is only 550 yards (about 500 meters) from Kirkjugolf, so it's easy to visit both during a short stop at the car park.
The Systrafoss and Raudarfoss waterfalls are within 2 miles (about 3 kilometers) of the car park. The area is excellent for seeing beautiful waterfalls and taking photos.
Also in the local area, around 6 miles (roughly 10 kilometers) from Kirkjugolf, is the Fjadrargljufur canyon. It's an enormous and ancient river canyon that's a fantastic place to go for a hike. The rocks are covered in green moss, and visitors are rewarded with incredible views.
Places to Stay Near Kirkjugolf and Kirkjubaejarklaustur
If you want to spend the night around the Kirkjugolf basalt columns, the Magma Hotel and Hotel Laki are excellent options.
Both are conveniently located for trips to the stones and are perfect if you want to explore the South Coast at your own pace. Taking a day or two to explore the attractions in this area fully can help you see much more of the place besides what you see on the surface.
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It's that time again when we have to write our Annual Report. This year we decided to make it (hopefully) more interesting and informative to read and (definitely) more enjoyable to write. So we have done it in the form of mind maps.
The first is a summary of all that we have achieved in the past year. We have broken it down into the various strands of our Social Enterprise business. Click on the mind map to be able to read it!
The second is an attempt to measure the social impact that Talking Mats has – never an easy thing to quantify.We have based it on Health and Social Care Outcomes used by the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland 2013. Click on mind map.
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HONG KONG, Aug. 24, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The LUI Che Woo Prize -- Prize for World Civilisation today announced the three laureates of the 2018 LUI Che Woo Prize. Awarded in recognition of their extraordinary efforts to overcome the most significant issues facing the world, the 2018 laureates are:
Pratham Education Foundation, winning the Positive Energy Prize
World Meteorological Organization, winning the Welfare Betterment Prize
Hans-Josef Fell, winning the Sustainability Prize
The 2018 LUI Che Woo Prize laureates were unveiled at a press conference held earlier today. Honourable guests in attendance included Dr. Lui Che Woo, Founder & Chairman of the Board of Governors cum Prize Council of the LUI Che Woo Prize; Dr. Moses Cheng Mo-chi, member of the Board of Governors of LUI Che Woo Prize Limited; and Prof. Lawrence J. Lau, Chairman of the Prize Recommendation Committee.
The 2018 Positive Energy Prize -- which this year had the Specific Area of Focus Elimination of Illiteracy -- was awarded to Pratham Education Foundation. Dedicated to improving quality of education and contributing to literacy attainment, Pratham directly helps one million children attain basic literacy and numeracy annually. Profoundly wedded to evidence-based models, it is now one of the largest NGOs in India and focusses on high-quality, low-cost interventions which address gaps in the education system. Through replicable, scalable models that emphasises on result-driven accountability, Pratham is able to achieve lasting and widely influential success in India's educational landscape and beyond, creating an adaptable demonstration model for governments.
Dr. Rukmini Banerji, CEO of the Pratham Education Foundation, said, "We are both surprised and delighted to have won the LUI Che Woo Prize! Our own values and vision of making the world a better, more positive place are very similar to that of the Prize, and this generous honour from an international award will greatly support the work of Pratham in continuing to promote quality education to the children who are most in-need."
The 2018 Welfare Betterment Prize – with Reduction of the Impact of Natural Disasters being this year's specific area of focus – was awarded to World Meteorological Organization (WMO). WMO sets worldwide standards and provides the framework for international cooperation by supporting its 191 member states and territories to implement the adopted policies, leading to better monitoring, forecasting and communication of meteorological hazards on a global scale. Its persistent effort is pivotal in the tenfold reduction in global loss of life from extreme weather, climate and water-related events observed over the past half-century.
Professor Petteri Taalas, Secretary General of the World Meteorological Organization, said, "We are honoured to be recognised by the LUI Che Woo Prize for the Organization's long-term efforts in mitigating disaster losses related to extreme weather, climate and water events. As always, our top priority is to support our members in tackling weather, climate and water-related challenges. With the LUI Che Woo Prize, we will no doubt be even better positioned to lend our leading expertise and crucial support."
The 2018 Sustainability Prize -- this year with the Specific Area of Focus Development of Renewable Energy -- was awarded to Hans-Josef Fell. Internationally recognised as a founding figure of the global renewable energy movement, Mr. Fell has been an environmental pioneer since the 1970s. He founded the world's first energy community to produce solar power in 1994, transforming the market for renewable energy, and successfully fought for the adoption of the Renewable Energy Act in the German Parliament. This law has since been replicated over 100 times around the globe, contributing to changes in renewable energy practices worldwide. Building on his huge success in bringing Germany to be the world's first major renewable energy economy in 2000, he has since then been sharing best practices and negotiating with governments and parliaments worldwide to accelerate the global transition to 100% renewable energy, extending his impact to the global level.
Mr. Hans-Josef Fell said, "Promoting sustainable energy with the goal of transitioning to 100% renewable worldwide has been my life's work. Being awarded the LUI Che Woo Prize is a great honour and will strengthen my future activities to energise people for a sustainable and peaceful world. Thank you very much."
Dr. Lui Che Woo, Founder & Chairman of the Board of Governors cum Prize Council of the LUI Che Woo Prize said, "This year's laureates have contributed tremendously in enhancing sustainability, welfare of mankind and bringing about positive energy, and are unanimously selected by the Prize Council. I am truly grateful for the concerted effort of the Prize Council, Prize Recommendation Committee and the Selection Panels to make the recognition of such outstanding laureates possible. Congratulations once again.
"The Lui Che Woo Prize is sowing seeds of goodwill, hoping to spread the positive energy to a broader audience; yet your support to the Prize and its laureates on carrying on their meaningful works is what is truly instrumental to further broaden its influence."
Looking ahead, the Prize will continue to evolve and to further widen its scope of each prize category, enabling the nomination of more individuals and organisations which have made outstanding contributions across a broad array of diverse arenas.
The nomination period for the 2019 LUI Che Woo Prize will begin in September this year. The process of nomination is by invitation only. The LUI Che Woo Prize will send invitations to more than 1,000 nominators, including heads of universities, academic institutions and professional organisations. Nominations will be considered regardless of race, religion and nationality (for individuals), or place of establishment (for organisations).
To find out more about the LUI Che Woo Prize, please visit the official website www.luiprize.org.
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About the LUI Che Woo Prize
Founded by Dr. LUI Che Woo in 2015, the "LUI Che Woo Prize – Prize for World Civilisation" is an annual, first of its kind international cross-sector innovative award for advancing world civilisation and inspiring people to build a more harmonious world. It aims to recognise and honour individuals or organisations all over the world for outstanding contributions and encourages the continuation of that work in three objectives: sustainable development of the world, betterment of the welfare of mankind and promotion of positive life attitude and enhancement of positive energy.
Each laureate received a cash award of HK$20 million (equivalent to approximately US$2.56 million), a certificate and a trophy. Each Prize is awarded to a single recipient, who can either be an individual or an organisation.
The LUI Che Woo Prize is administrated and managed by LUI Che Woo Prize Limited, a charitable company limited by guarantee incorporated in Hong Kong. The Prize Company is led and supervised by the Board of Governors.
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Living and Leaving London #FF
I've been meaning to write this post since leaving London a few weeks ago but now seems like the right time as so many of us are sending our thoughts that way today. Perhaps these mentions will help newcomers to the city of Smoke and Magic or reinvigorate those who have been there a long time.
Community seemed like an abstract concept prior coming to live in a big city. Fortunately, SOAS was the best place to start. The first time I arrived on campus I felt at home; it was just like being at Warren Wilson. New friends weren't made, they were recognised. Reverberations extended to Morning Gloryville which is a land all to its own. The only effort I had to furnish was in finding a gym trainer which fulfilled a long-time goal of working with someone affiliated with Gym Jones.
But London not only fulfilled my existing soul, new interests were also awoken in London. When coach Piete left London to fulfil dreams of his own, Glove Up boxing gym adopted me. From there, I met my flatmate and finally settled down to have a place to come back to after the constant boomeranging that is the work of a nomadic linguist and there I found the great group working with the Community Garden Project in Wandsworth.
Another new love I discovered in London was that of cycling. After my bike was baptised at Critical Mass, I inadvertently volunteered to help lead a group ride for the London Cycling Campaign and then attended every event of theirs I could ever since.
I learned about a Greek Whistling Language, attended Carnaval in Guinea Bissau, experienced the tranquility of Poland, and of course, Eloped in Senegal to The Gambia. Despite my usual habit of being a lonesome wolf, all of these journeys were far more enjoyable because they were done in the company of companions, all of whom I met in London.
And last, but really first, I extend my deepest gratitude to Friederike Lüpke and the Crossroads Team first for having the faith in me and bringing me to London, both for the interview which not only gained me my dream job but also allowed me to travel from Burkina Faso to glimpse one of my favourite bands live, and second for becoming a most fantastic family.
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But running tasks are all about "inhouse_homepage" datasource.and the work capacity(cores - 1) are all for "inhouse_homepage" datasource.Please help me.

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Author Spotlight: Dominica Phetteplace
by Gordon B. White
Published in Nov. 2019 (Issue 114) | 411 words | Related Story: Her Appetite, His Heart
It's a pleasure to join you once more in Robot Country's terra incognita. Let's start at the border with a cloud of wasps: What was your inspiration in returning to Robot Country? In particular, what drew you to take Javi from an off-screen presence to the focal character?
I always like writing from multiple perspectives; I think it's fun. It's something I did for a series of stories that appeared in Asimov's in 2016, the Project Cycle. I'm doing it again here in Robot Country. The next story in this series will be told from Zayn's perspective.
I like how Javi and Isla complement each other. She's full of self-righteous fury. She's so fed up but not entirely certain of what she wants to do next. Javi, on the other hand, feels shame and is determined to do whatever it takes to be better.
You mentioned in the author spotlight for "One Thousand Beetles" that the inspiration for the spider drones came from the artist Louise Bourgeois. Was there any fine art inspiration for this one?
Yes, I was inspired by the artist Kohei Nawa. He does these amazing deer sculptures that are covered in plastic bubbles. The effect makes them look pixelated and it also confuses the boundary of where the deer ends and its surroundings begin.
I was also thinking about the aesthetics of sadism and immigration. Our president says he wants to build a "big, beautiful wall" at our border with Mexico because he thinks he will always be on the right side of it. But what will happen to human beings if artificial superintelligence decides to continue the USian project of colonization and displacement? If humanity lasts long enough, then an ASI will eventually emerge, one trained on observations made from human behavior. If we want our future robot overlords to be kind to us, we can start being kind to each other.
I wanted the border into Robot Country to be both terrifying and ambiguous. And I wanted it to be aesthetically beautiful. Wasps are perfect for this because they are these elegant and efficient killing machines.
I've written three more Robot Country stories that will appear in an upcoming apocalypse-themed anthology trilogy edited by John Joseph Adams and Hugh Howey. It's supposed to come out in early 2020.
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Gordon B. White has lived in North Carolina, New York, and the Pacific Northwest. He is a 2017 graduate of the Clarion West Writing Workshop, and his fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in venues such as Daily Science Fiction, A Breath from the Sky: Unusual Stories of Possession, Nightscript Vol. 2, and the Bram Stoker Award® winning anthology Borderlands 6. Gordon is also an Assistant Editor with Kraken Press and conducts reviews and interviews for various outlets. You can find him online at gordonbwhite.com or on Twitter at @GordonBWhite.


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The remainder from the CGA will eventually be used to establish the Thomas W. Warnock Environmental Resources Engineering Research Assistantship Endowment Fund. The fund will offer engineering students hands-on learning experience and, in addition, help cover tuition and living expenses.
Tom, who grew up in Cincinnati, attended College of the Redwoods and earned a Forestry Technician certificate in 1976. He went on to fight fire with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) for two years, serving on a helitack crew stationed outside Blue Lake. He also spent two seasons practicing silviculture with the U.S. Forest Service in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest located in southwest Washington.
It wasn't until later that Tom found a job at the Loleta Wastewater Treatment Plant where he discovered his interest in engineering. "I was fascinated by the application of biology, chemistry, and engineering. The experience inspired me to pursue a degree in Environmental Resources Engineering at Humboldt State."
Tom credits his education at HSU, and the Homer Arnold Award he received, with helping him attend graduate school and become a licensed Civil Engineer. "Humboldt State was a springboard to my master's degree and my profession," says Tom.
Tom is now Principal Engineer and Vice President at Pace Engineering in Redding, California. Tom and Renee are now able to help students who will go into the environmental sciences. "Knowing that many people have forged engineering and science to benefit society is an inspiration for us to pay it forward through the CGA. We hope our gift will do something positive for the environment."
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Why is New York City nicknamed the "Big Apple"?
New York state is America's top apple grower, after the state of Washington, but New York City's nickname has nothing to do with fruit production. In fact, the Big Apple moniker first gained popularity in connection with horseracing. Around 1920, New York City newspaper reporter John Fitz Gerald, whose beat was the track, heard African-American stable hands in New Orleans say they were going to "the big apple," a reference to New York City, whose race tracks were considered big-time venues. Fitz Gerald soon began making mention of the Big Apple in his newspaper columns. In the 1930s, jazz musicians adopted the term to indicate New York City was home to big-league music clubs.
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Ross County woman indicted after stolen car found in Detroit
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ROSS COUNTY- A Ross County woman was indicted by a grand jury Friday after a vehicle was found nearly 300 miles from its owner, said Investigator for the Ross County Prosecutor's Office Todd Bost.
Lagenna I. Knight, 30, was indicted on charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, a fifth-degree felony, and failure to appear, a fourth-degree felony.
The vehicle was reported stolen on Oct. 15, more than 48 hours after the vehicle was allegedly taken on Oct. 12.
The victim told Chillicothe police that Knight had been hanging out at his house watching football. When he woke up she was gone and so was his car, he said.
He called the victim, who reportedly told him that she had taken the vehicle to go to her son's football game. On Oct. 15, the vehicle had not been returned, and the owner reported it stolen.
On Oct. 24, Detroit Police notified CPD that the victim's car had been found there.
The charge of failure to appear is tied to a separate case in which she did not appear on Nov. 6 for a pretrial hearing in a drug case.
The grand jury heard and returned 18 cases, the following of which are still open:
Angelo L. Froe, 40, of 246 Pinehurst Boulevard, Waverly, was indicted on a charge of receiving stolen property, a fourth-degree felony. The charge stems from an incident that occurred on Jan. 9, when a vehicle was reported stolen in Franklin County, said Investigator for the Ross County Prosecutor's Office Jenna Hornyak. An off duty officer observed the vehicle in a Shawnee Center parking lot. The defendant had allegedly exited the vehicle and ducked behind another when police arrived. A woman was in the front passenger seat. Froe allegedly told police that he thought there was a warrant on him, and did not know anything about the vehicle being stolen. Froe had clothing that belonged to him in the vehicle and had the keys in his possession, according to Hornyak. The woman in the passenger seat told police that he had picked her up and told her the vehicle was stolen.
Joshua A. Ragland, 29, of 357 East Fourth Street, Chillicothe, was indicted on a charge of aggravated possession of drugs, a second-degree felony. Charges stem from an incident that occurred on Sept. 16, when officers were advised by detectives that the defendant may be involved in drug activity, according to Hornyak. Officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle due to a turn signal violation. Officers allegedly observed Ragland sit up from the rear of the vehicle and hand an item, later discovered to be less than 23.68 grams of methamphetamine, to the front passenger, who attempted to stuff it into their pants. Officers removed and mirandized the front passenger, who said that the defendant threw an item to him that he assumed was narcotics.


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Harm Lagaay (Hága, 1946. december 28. –) holland autótervező, dizájner. Aktív pályája alatt több meghatározó formavilágú autót tervezett.

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Harm Lagaay szakmai pályáját 1967-ben az holland Olyslagernél kezdte Soest-ban. 1968-ban átszerződött a Simcához, majd 1971-ben került a Porsche weissachi tervező osztályára. Itt az aktuális 911-es modellek, a 924-es és a 928-as tervezésében vett részt, illetve irányította azokat. Hat év után felmondott a Porschénál és a Ford kölni tervező osztályának lett a vezetője, az Escort és a Sierra tervezésében is részt vett. 1985-ben váltott a BMW-hez, ahol vezető tervezőként dolgozott. Az ebből az időszakból származó legismertebb és legmeghatározóbb munkája az 1987-ben bemutatott BMW Z1.

1989-ben visszatért a Porschéhoz és 2004. július 1-jei nyugdíjba vonulásáig vezető tervezőként dolgozott a weissachi fejlesztőközpontban. Olyan tanulmányautók fűződnek a nevéhez, mint a Panamericana, a 989-es, illetve a szériamodellek közül a Boxster, Cayman, Carrera GT, Cayenne és a 911 sorozat típusai közül a 964-es, 993-as és az első vízhűtéses 911, a 996-os. Az utolsó munkája a 2004 és 2012 között gyártott 997-es volt.

A Porschénál 2004. november 1-jétől a korábbi Saab vezető tervező Michael Mauer vette át a helyét.

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