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Sprint Announces its First Windows Phone 8 Handsets
Sprint finally joins the 21st century
Paul Thurrott | Jun 26, 2013
Microsoft and Sprint today announced that the wireless carrier will soon begin selling its first Windows Phone 8 handsets. But the big news is that both—the HTC Windows Phone 8XT and Samsung ATIV S Neo—are brand new, previously unknown handsets.
Both phones are designed to work with Sprint's CDMA-based 4G LTE network, and both will be available for purchase with a two-year contract sometime this summer. Neither carries the cachet of a Nokia "hero" phone, but for those on Sprint who have been waiting anxiously for something new, this is still big news.
Here's what's up.
HTC Windows Phone 8XT
This one looks interesting because it appears to feature the HTC 8X's innards with the HTC 8S's exterior styling which, if you'll recall from late 2012, I actually really preferred. (If not, check out Windows Phone 8: HTC Windows Phone 8X and 8S Preview.) But it's not just looks: This is the first Windows Phone handset to feature two front-facing speakers which, when combined with the device's Beats Audio sound processing, could provide serious sound output.
The specs are normal for Windows Phone: A dual-core 1.4 GHz processor, 1GB RAM, 8GB internal memory, microSD expansion with support for up to 64GB, 4.3-inch display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. (I'm guessing the display is 800 x 480 since it's not specified.) And it's not clear how good the camera is.
The HTC 8XT will cost $99.99 with a new line or eligible upgrade, two-year service agreement and $50 mail-in rebate, Sprint says.
Samsung ATIV S Neo
Just when you thought Samsung had given up on Windows Phone, here's a new ATIV handset.
The ATIV S Neo sports a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, microSD expansion, an 8 megapixel camera and a 4.8-inch HD display (again, not clear on the resolution). The phone also features ATIV Beam, which uses NFC for sharing photos, music, and videos with other Windows Phone 8 smartphones and some Android devices.
The ATIV S Neo will be priced at $149.99 with a new line or eligible upgrade, two-year service agreement and $50 mail-in rebate, Sprint says.
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A few weeks ago, the media shocked the Israeli community with some devastating news: a father committed suicide after murdering his 4-year-old and 5-year-old, leaving his wife and their mother crushed and unable to cope.
It has been reported that Ronit Gur, the mother, had some misunderstanding which lead to further conflicts with her husband, Eli Gur. This is seen to be the reason behind the double murder.


Bobby, Bryan, and Mike open the show with a batch of listener voicemail and the discuss the prospect of original cut Blu-rays. Then talk (which is clearly warned) turns to the avalanche of rumors and alleged leaks about Episode VII. From stormtroopers to Luke's fate, we discussed it all and thoroughly.
Special thanks to you for sending in your emails this week!
Enjoyed the episode yet I have a question: When Fox got the rights to Star Wars back in 1977, did it get the rights to home distribution on video cassette and laserdisc, too?
I think Bobby or Bryan can answer this better than I could.


Discus and support activation issue after an update in Windows 10 Updates and Activation to solve the problem; i got a problem today after an update, update the définitions for Windows defender and after that Windows become inactivated, i try the troubleshoot,... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Updates and Activation' started by MôrtádàBøu I, Nov 8, 2018.
but for Windows 10 familly and not for Windows 10 pro, (i'm using Windows 10 pro since the first upgrade in 2015 from Windows 7 pro) .
A litany of issues - no activation after 24 hours?


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California Assemblyman Proposes Tax Breaks For Small Businesses
Entreprenuers would get 20 percent tax credit toward worker compensation
A proposed bill in California would give small businesses tax credits in order to help pay workers' wages.
The Pasadena News reports that Anthony Portantino, a Democratic assemblyman from Pasadena, introduced Assembly Bill 11, which would establish a 20 percent tax credit for small businesses paying workers' compensation period.
The assemblyman said that the bill reflected the wants of the business community.
"I've been reaching out to small business owners in my district for thoughts and ideas on how to help them during these difficult times," Portantino said Tuesday, according to the news source. "The single biggest complaint I hear is the high cost of workers' compensation insurance. "Although we need to make sure our workforce is protected, there is certainly something the state can do to help these struggling businesses,"
California is coming out of one of the worst economic slides in its history, as the news for small business remains uneasy. At last count the unemployment rate had reached 12 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, making it one of the highest in the nation.
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Prenolepis es un género de hormigas de la subfamilia Formicinae. La mayoría de las especies se encuentran en el sur de Asia, sur de China, pero el género tiene amplia distribución en Norteamérica, sur de Europa y en  África. Miden 3 a 4 mm. Tienen mandíbula triangular con 5 a 6 dientes, raramente 7.

Especies
Prenolepis angularis Zhou, 2001
Prenolepis cyclopia Chen & Zhou, 2018
Prenolepis darlena Williams & LaPolla, 2016
Prenolepis dugasi Forel, 1911
Prenolepis fisheri Bharti & Wachkoo, 2012
Prenolepis fustinoda Williams & LaPolla, 2016
†Prenolepis henschei Mayr, 1868
Prenolepis imparis (Say, 1836)
Prenolepis jacobsoni Crawley, 1923
Prenolepis jerdoni Emery, 1893
Prenolepis lakekamu Williams & LaPolla, 2018
Prenolepis mediops Williams & LaPolla, 2016
Prenolepis melanogaster Emery, 1893
Prenolepis naoroji Forel, 1902
Prenolepis nepalensis Williams & LaPolla, 2018
Prenolepis nitens (Mayr, 1853)
Prenolepis quinquedenta Chen & Zhou, 2018
Prenolepis shanialena Williams & LaPolla, 2016
Prenolepis striata Chen & Zhou, 2018
Prenolepis subopaca Emery, 1900

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Enlaces externos

Formicinae

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Gender Equality in Sport in North Macedonia
With a comprehensive overview of the legal framework, relevant policy documents, and stakeholders' interviews, this analysis examines sport and gender equality on a global and European level, connecting it to the context of North Macedonia. It examines the country's efforts towards gender equality in sport and presents information on the current needs of women in sport in the country, through experiences of women athletes, sport managers, and other relevant stakeholders.
Women and Men in North Macedonia - a statistical portrait of trends in gender equality
Women and Men in North Macedonia - a statistical portrait of trends in gender equality examines the trends in gender equality in several key areas, while analysing 12 editions of the Women and Men in North Macedonia, a signature publication by the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia, published in the period 2000 - 2021.
Gender Equality Facility (GEF) in North Macedonia - Project Factsheet
Date: Friday, 14 October 2022
The Gender Equality Facility (GEF) in North Macedonia project factsheet provides general overview of project objectives, funding, duration and partnerships behind the works at central level to increase long-term capacities and skills of key Government personnel mandated for European Integration and Gender Equality, so GE goals are increasingly reflected in the country's planning and policy processes.
Changing attitudes and behaviour of police officers in Tuzla Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina, using communications for behavioural impact (COMBI), Evaluation Report
Date: Thursday, 2 June 2022
This evaluation report documents the results of the "Changing the attitudes and behavior of police officers through the implementation of norms for the protection of victims of violence in the Tuzla Canton" project in relation to its specific objectives and expected results. It further identifies good practices and lessons learned to inform designing of similar interventions in the future.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gender responsive budgeting in the municipalities of North Macedonia
Date: Thursday, 19 May 2022
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gender responsive budgeting in the ten Municipalities of Aerodrom, Bitola, Gjorche Petrov, Gostivar, Kochani, Kriva Palanka, Shtip, Strumica, Sveti Nikole, and Veles provide data and evidence on the impact of COVID-19 on gender-responsive programmes.
Guide for Gender Mainstreaming in the Strategic Plans for Line Ministries and Other State Administration Bodies
Date: Thursday, 14 April 2022
Guide for Gender Mainstreaming in the Strategic Plans for Line Ministries and Other State Adminitration Bodies provides a practical guidance for the administrative officials in mainstreaming gender into the strategic planing and policy-making at the central level.
Manual for Facilitators: Gender Sensitive Refugee Response Programmes - Capacity Development Training for Civil Society Organizations
The Manual for Facilitators: Gender Sensitive Refugee Response Programmes - Capacity Development Training for Civil Society Organizations aims to ensure continuous capacity development for a more gender-responsive refugee response, focused on front-line service providers, civil society organizations that work with/for the refugee and host communities, including those involved in programme design and implementation.
CSW66 in Europe and Central Asia: Integrating gender equality into climate action
Date: Tuesday, 1 March 2022
UN Women Europe and Central Asia Regional Office (ECA RO) supported partners in the region by convening a series of subregional consultations to examine achievements, challenges, and gaps as well as actions to aintegrate gender equality into climate change policies both at the local and regional level. For this purpose, UN Women ECA RO partnered with the Government of Turkemnistan in organizing virtual sub-regional consultations for Central Asia and with the Government of Serbia, for the subregional consultations for the Western Balkan countries and Turkey in February 2022.
Implementing Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting in Turkey flyer
Date: Thursday, 16 December 2021
"Implementing Gender-Responsive Planning and Budgeting in Turkey" project aims to empower women and further strengthen gender equality in Turkey through systematic and sustainable integration of gender perspective at all stages of national and local policy-making and budgeting processes.
Unstereotype Alliance Turkey Marketing Communications Playbook
Date: Monday, 13 December 2021
Unstereotype Alliance Turkey Marketing Communications Playbook is a tool aimed at providing practical advice on how brands and companies can combat stereotypes in their communications by showcasing "best in class" cases of Turkey National Chapter members, and catalyse the movement toward realistic and progressive portrayals of all people.
Youth As the Agents of Change for Gender Equality
This report describes the results of an eight-month Youth Engagement Initiative led by UN Women Europe and Central Asia Regional Office (ECARO), aiming to provide a space for young activists not as recipients and beneficiaries, but as active agents of change in the processes of transformative actions of the Generation Equality journey.
Republic of Moldova Country Gender Equality Brief
UN Women's Country Gender Equality Brief (CGEB) provides a snapshot of the status of gender equality and women's empowerment in the Republic of Moldova, particularly as measured against the gender-related indicators of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Framed under the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs, the CGEB also summarises if and how women from underrepresented groups are affected by a number of different discriminations.
Gender and refugee response training series: Turkey regional refugee and resilience plan
The training intended to build the capacity of actors working with the 3RP in Turkey to incorporate gender perspectives into programming and policies. The training was organized by UN Women, with financial contributions from the government of the EU, Government of Japan, Iceland and Sweden.
Research study on the perception of men and boys on child, early and forced marriages in Turkey
The "Research study on the perception of men and boys on child, early and forced marriages in Turkey" presents a comprehensive analysis on how men's perceptions and attitudes act as an enabling or preventing factor for child, early and forced marriages. It provides important insights into creating behavioral change, and facilitating stronger engagement of men and boys towards the elimination of child, early and forced marriages and achieving gender equality.
Fireflies campaign against gender based cyber violence 2020
The fireflies campaign against gender based cyber violence draws attention to the issue to create a global e-solidarity network. The campaign conducted by UN Women Turkey and financed by Sweden through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) reveals the outcomes of the campaign.
9 ways for men to become allies in the fight for women's human rights
Date: Tuesday, 16 February 2021
Gender equality and women's rights are not just women's issue, it is a human rights issue. Women combat for their rights every day everywhere. But to achieve an equal world for all, men should question power dynamics in their actions and words and take responsibility for change.
A training manual: Women in preventing and countering violent extremism
Date: Wednesday, 10 February 2021
This training manual is designed for actors involved in the prevention and countering of violent extremism (P/CVE) in Europe and Central Asia including state officials, members of non-governmental organizations, community activists, staff of UN agencies, international and regional organizations to help them understand violent extremism's gender dimensions.
Political parties and gender equality: A guide to inside-out transformation
Date: Tuesday, 5 January 2021
Under the "Women in Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina" project, UN Women produced a Guide intended to inform political parties in considering different strategies for strengthening women's political participation and their political influence in political processes by reinforcing parties' internal structures. The Guide is intended for all political parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina, regardless of whether they have dealt with gender equality issues on a systemic level before or not.
Budget choices in a time of pandemic: Advancing gender equality or holding it back?
Date: Friday, 1 January 2021
The report presents an analysis of the initial and differing impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on women and men in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, North Macedonia and Serbia . The report outlines government measures and subsequent budget rebalancing and reveals anlysis on the initial gender impact with focus on country specific selected sectors.


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1. županijska liga ŽSB je županijsko ligaško natjecanje četvrtog stupnja u nogometu koje se odigrava na području Županije Središnja Bosna. Organizator natjecanja je Nogometni savez ŽSB.

Struktura lige

Prvoplasirana ekipa na kraju sezone ulazi u viši rang natjecanja - Druga liga FBiH Zapad. Posljednjeplasirana ekipa ispada u drugu županijsku ligu.

Od sezone 2020./21. liga se igraa u dvije skupine, a druga županijska liga je ukinuta. Prvaci skupina igraju finale županijske lige na neutralnom terenu.

Sezona 2022./23.

Grupa A

 NK Bilalovac CPU, Bilalovac
 NK Busovača, Busovača
 FK Fojnica, Fojnica
 FK Kaćuni, Kaćuni
 NK Kreševo, Kreševo
 OFK Lugovi, Lugovi - Busovača
 NK Nova Bila, Nova Bila
 NK Šantići, Šantići

Grupa B

 NK Bobovac, Nević Polje
 FK Dnoluka, Kruščica
 NK Gorica, Guča Gora
 NK Jajce, Jajce
 NK Karaula, Karaula - Travnik
 FK Radnik, Donji Vakuf
 NK Sport Prevent, Bugojno
 NK Sloga, Gornji Vakuf

Dosadašnji osvajači

 2009./10. i ranije - ?
 2010./11. - NK Maestral '95, Jajce
 2011./12. - FK Fojnica, Fojnica
 2012./13. - NK Busovača, Busovača
 2013./14. - NK Novi Travnik, Novi Travnik
 2014./15. - FK Radnik, Donji Vakuf
 2015./16. - NK Kiseljak, Kiseljak
 2016./17. - FK Rudar, Han Bila
 2017./18. - NK Vlašić, Turbe
 2018./19. - FK Radnik, Donji Vakuf
 2019./20. - FK Kaćuni, Kaćuni
 2020./21. - NK Brnjaci, Brnjaci
 2021./22. - NK Romari, Vitez

:Kategorija:Sezone četvrtog ranga nogometnog prvenstva Bosne i Hercegovine

Povezani članci

 Županijske lige u BiH
 Sustav nogometnih liga u Bosni i Hercegovini

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice
 Nogometni savez Županije Središnja Bosna
 sportdc.net, Prva kantonalna liga SBK, grupa A
 sportdc.net, Prva kantonalna liga SBK, grupa B
 sportsport.ba, Kantonalna liga SBK

Bosanskohercegovačka nogometna natjecanja


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Graduate arrested for stealing phones in Lagos
By Tope Alabi
The Lagos State police command have arrested and charged an ex-convict for allegedly stealing a Huawei G73 phone valued at N70,000 inside a church.
The suspect, Williams Okonoboh Eromosele who claimed to be a graduate of accountancy from Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State, stole the phone from one Mrs. Ehindinibu Omowunmi at the Church of Resurrection Anglican located at 1004 estate, Victoria Island, Lagos.
It was also reported that the suspect had earlier been arrested in 2016 for stealing money from church offering box at a church in Victoria Island and charged to court. He pleaded guilty to the crime and was jailed for six months.
According to a Police report, the suspect committed the latest crime on 11 December, 2016 when he went to The Church of Resurrection Anglican at 1004 Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos, to attend their service. Police further alleged that while the church members were praying, the suspect cleverly stole the complainant's phone and escaped from the church.
The Police stated that when the complainant observed that her phone was missing, she used another phone to call the number of her missing handset, but the suspect received the call and told the complainant that she must pay him N10,000 before he will return the phone to her.
The complainant reported the matter to the DPO in charge of the Bar Beach division, Victoria Island, CSP Olusegun Ajamolaya, who then advised that she play along and pay the money as bait into the account the suspect provided.
The suspect was arrested when he went to the bank to withdraw the money. He was taken to the station and interrogated where he allegedly confessed to the crime.
"I am an OND holder in accountancy from Auchi Polytechnic and I have not been able to secure job with the certificate. When I came to Lagos and could not secure any job, I went to a church on Victoria Island to steal from church offering box and I was arrested, charged to court and jailed for six months. When I came back, the devil pushed me again as I went to The Church of Resurrection, Anglican, 1004 Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos and I was arrested again. I promised to change if am set free from this present case," he reportedly confessed to the police.'
After the investigation by Inspector Sarah Ojie and her team, the suspect was arraigned before an Igbosere magistrates' court on a one-count charge of stealing."
The offense, according to police prosecutor, Inspector OketeEjima, is punishable under section 287 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria.
The accused who pleaded guilty to the crime will reappear in court on 19 April, 2017 for facts and sentencing.
Source: PM News.
Lagos State Police Command
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Where Twain and Buffalo Bill?s writings deal with the emergence of the Anglo-American hero, John Ford deals with the manifestations of that hero in his film The Searchers. John Wayne, in his anti-heroic role as a bigot and intolerant, is a tragic, lonely, morally-ambiguous figure who is doomed to be an outsider. This film is the complex tale of a perilous, hate-ridden pursuit and pilgrimage of self-discovery by Ethan Edwards after a Comanche massacre on his family , while also exploring the theme of racial prejudice. It examines the inner chaos of a fiercely autonomous man obsessed with abhorrence and the need for retaliation , who searches for his two nieces among the Comanche tribe of Scar over a seven-year period.


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The Fifth Ward Railroad was a horse-drawn street trolley line in Syracuse, New York, and was originally approved for construction by New York State in 1850; however, the rail was not chartered until 1867 and finally opened for business in 1868. The company merged with Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway in 1890, after an agreement was made that allowed the new company to lease the lines.

The city railway extended from Railroad Street through Clinton, Walton, West, Gifford, Geddes and returning in a loop through Delaware, Holland and Niagara to Gifford Street, a total distance of  in the city's Near Westside. By 1875, the road extended from Washington Street to South Street and Geddes Street.

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Even in base trim, the new 911 Turbo is stupid fast.
At the heart of this love affair is a twin-turbocharged flat-six that ingests enough gas and air to provide 540 horsepower and 523 pound-feet of torque. That's a meaningful 20 more horses than last year's Turbo and a remarkable 142 horsepower per liter, improvements that come from increases in boost and fuel-injection pressures. If that's not enough, Porsche offers the 580-hp Turbo S, though it's no quicker to 60 mph and costs $28,900 more.
Boost from the variable-vane turbos builds so fast that the Turbo has the kind of instant thrust we now associate with Tesla's powerful electric motors. While some of the shove is due to the clever turbos, some of it is due to the Dynamic Boost function that keeps the throttle open, the turbos spinning, and the engine stuffed with boost even when the driver lifts off the throttle. The system cuts fuel, but the turbos continue to move air into the engine in preparation for when the driver gets back on the gas. It works like magic, because this Turbo never leaves you waiting.
So what if all 911 models have turbochargers now? The Turbo designation might sound as if it's on its way to becoming an ultra-luxury trim level in the Mercedes-Maybach vein, but we can assure you that it's not. The 911 Turbo has always flirted with decadence by offering everything wrapped in hides, and this Turbo's bovine- and Alcantara-draped interior continues in that tradition. But the new Turbo convincingly posits that sports-car decadence should really be measured by performance. In that regard, the Turbo's quarter-mile time of 10.7 seconds at 129 mph is right up there on the excess meter with the optional $1200 leather-covered air-vent slats.
On a track, the Turbo claws its Pirelli P Zeros into the tarmac. Effusive feedback comes through the steering, and the car remains flat even without the optional active anti-roll bars. Rounding the skidpad, the Turbo posts 1.02 g's relatively easily. The wide P Zeros in back and the standard four-wheel steering conspire to hide the fact that 62 percent of the Turbo's 3656 pounds sits over the rear wheels.
Some of the credit for the Turbo's high-speed stability does have to go to the wing, vents, and active aerodynamics that distinguish it from lesser 911s. But even with its many special design elements, the Turbo at the as-tested price of $167,225 lacks the colorful exterior of the mid-engined peacocks with which it competes. Those competitors include hustlers such as the Audi R8 and McLaren's 570S and 570GT. Those cars get noticed; a 911 just gets you places quickly. But as a car you might drive daily, its relative anonymity is an advantage.
Also consider: Exotics fall out of fashion as soon as the next model drops. Judging by the obscene prices early 911 Turbos sell for today, a Turbo's inner beauty never fades.
The 911 Turbo's astonishing launch-control system makes acceleration testing easy—just pin the brake, wood the throttle, and release the brake. While testing this Turbo, we discovered that launch control now has two modes. With sport or sport-plus selected, the engine will rev to 5600 rpm before engaging a clutch and bolting off to a 1.0-second run to 30 mph and a 2.6-second zero-to-60 time. Left in normal mode, the engine revs to a more sedate 4400 rpm before engaging a clutch. We tested both and found that the lower-rpm launch adds 0.2 second to the 30-mph time and results in a 2.9-second zero-to-60-mph sprint, 0.3 second behind the more brutal launch. So, even if you forget to switch to sport or sport-plus, the Turbo is still quicker than nearly everything this side of a Veyron.


Names like 28-50 inspire a whole combination of sights, sounds, tastes and smells, hitting the swanky numeric trend of big cities with a flourish for the traditional and cosmopolitan. 28-50 lives up to its name in decor and delectable cuisine.
Warm and welcoming, 28-50 truly does encompass a sense of around-the-worldness with its comfortable layout, embellishing the trendy urban rawness of its "workshop" appeal per founders, master sommelier Xavier Rousset and master chef Agnar Sverrisson. Here is where the magic happens, and if atmosphere sets the stage for a hearty drink, then this Marylebone hangout is the place to be.
28-50 offers a fantastic range of food to feast on, from essential English to a range of European delights, with mouth-watering starters like Chorizo and potato fondant to mains like tasty tagliatelle and duck breast, and an exotic dessert list to round off a satisfied palate – and a wine list to blow away your taste buds.
From the ice wines of Canada to the pinot noirs of New Zealand, 28-50 truly has the world mapped out on its wine list for both the oenophile and casual drinker, catering from the crisp and dry to the fruity. Family, friends, and couples can enjoy the intimacy of the quieter rooms, ideal for a special occasion, or simply revel in the vibe of the larger venue. For the ultimate wining and dining experience, set the coordinates to Marylebone's beautiful 28-50.
Bar times are open from Monday to Wednesday from 12pm to 11pm, and from Thursday to Saturday from 12pm to midnight; check website for restaurant hours.
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Firefighter, 23, Dies in Charles County Crash
Published Apr 30, 2019 at 7:16 AM
A 23-year-old firefighter was killed late Sunday in a crash in Charles County, Maryland.
Kyle Joseph Compton was a member of the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad Inc. for five years, the department said Monday.
According to an initial investigation, Compton, a Brandywine resident, was driving north on Turkey Hill Road in White Plains his car left the opposite of the road and struck several trees, the Charles County Sheriff's Office said.
Officers responded to the scene shortly after 11:30 p.m. and found Compton trapped in his vehicle. He was extricated but was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
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Authorities are investigating the crash.
Compton was a certified firefighter and emergency medical technician who was recognized with several awards, the department said in a release.
"His sense of humor and presence will be missed by everyone around the station," the release said. "... Please keep Kyle's family and friends in your thoughts and prayers. Rest In Peace, Kyle."
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Drexel University's Department of Attainable Safety, in acquiescence with The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Aegis Policy and Campus Abomination Statistics Act (Clery Act) and The College and University Aegis Act of 1988, letters annually to its accepted and -to-be acceptance and advisers the statistics for the antecedent three years pertaining to appear crimes that accept occurred on campus, in assertive non-campus barrio or backdrop that are endemic or controlled by Drexel University, and on attainable acreage aural or anon adjoining to and attainable from the campus. The 2018 Anniversary Aegis and Fire Assurance Abode additionally includes institutional behavior on campus security. A archetype of the 2018 anniversary abode is accessible at drexel.edu/cleryreport [PDF], or you may appeal a printed archetype by calling Attainable Assurance at 215.895.1550.
Pursuant to the Clery Act, Drexel is appropriate to acknowledge annually assertive appear abomination statistics that action during University sponsored/arranged calm and all-embracing apprentice trips. Drexel association associates who are administratively amenable for these trips are accepted to abode this cruise advice to the Department of Attainable Assurance for acquiescence via the Abode a Apprentice Cruise Anatomy at drexel.edu/publicsafety/forms/student-trip/.
Throughout the ages of October, Drexel adroitness and able agents can adore the Philadelphia Museum of Art's abiding collections and exhibitions for chargeless by presenting your DragonCard (University ID) or business agenda at any Art Museum admissions desk. Adroitness and able agents may additionally acquirement allowance memberships for ancestors and accompany at a 10 percent discount. You can access this abatement in-person at any Art Museum acceptance board by anecdotic yourself as a Drexel adroitness or able agents affiliate and accouterment the abatement cipher MGIFTCORP. Or use the abatement cipher back you purchase allowance memberships online via the Art Museum website.
The recent, awful publicized case of Jose Baselga, MD, PhD, is an important admonition of the charge for adroitness to acknowledge institutional and banking conflicts of interest. Baselga, a world-renowned oncologist and researcher, was affected to abandon his position as arch medical administrator of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center afterwards declining to acknowledge payments from biologic and bloom affliction companies.
Much of the bookish analysis and analytic trials that accept led to advancements in anesthetic and technology, convalescent affection of activity throughout the world, could not accept been accomplished after clandestine industry abutment for research. However, the abortion of advisers to acknowledge clandestine industry relationships can advance to astringent consequences, not alone for the researchers, but additionally for the institutions that apply them. Best conflicts, already disclosed, can be mitigated or alone through the accession of a battle administration plan. It is the abortion to acknowledge accepted conflicts that can aftereffect in ethical violations.
For added advice apropos adroitness obligations to acknowledge conflicts of interest, amuse accredit to Drexel University's Battle of Absorption and Commitment Policy, and if you accept you accept a abeyant conflict, amuse complete and abide a Battle of Absorption Disclosure form, which can be accessed through the DrexelOne aperture on the Agent tab, in the box labeled "Compliance and Privacy Program" at the top appropriate bend of the page.
This fall, abundant of the assignment that has blocked streets and sidewalks in the affection of campus forth Market and 32nd streets is wrapping up. Both the Armory and the above Firestone armpit are continuing to accept makeovers that will aftereffect in a safer and added aesthetically adorable hub in one of the best heavily trafficked genitalia of the University City Campus. The assignment forth the 32nd and Market Street intersections improves banal assurance and will anon accommodate a new, signalized bridge at Lancaster Walk. A additional appearance of assignment at JFK Boulevard will be undertaken by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, but in the meantime, the University association can adore smoother biking through this breadth of campus.
At the Armory, assignment continues on exoteric apology of the building, but abounding of the improvements are already visible, decidedly the new windows all about the building. Funded accordingly by the accompaniment and by Drexel, this activity is managed by Pennsylvania's Department of General Services and will abide throughout the fall.
In accession to this exoteric assignment on the Armory, the University in affiliation with US Squash has developed a absolute plan that reimagines 33rd Street amid Lancaster Avenue and Race Street as a locus of sports for the University association and beyond. As allotment of this plan, Drexel will assemble a seasonal, domed contest ability at the accepted armpit of Buckley Recreational Field at 33rd and Arch streets. The University will additionally abide to assignment with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to complete apology of the Pennsylvania Armory in alertness for US Squash to advance the Armory as a arch area for training and competition.
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Acute and chronic sinusitis are common conditions leading to individuals seeking medical attention, and is currently the most common respiratory condition worldwide. A small percentage of sinusitis cases can be attributed to infectious agents, while the majority are inflammatory in nature and do not respond to antibiotic agents.
In order to stimulate the innate ability of the body to heal the causes of disease must be identified and addressed. In sinusitis, the causes are variable and include lifestyle and environmental factors. A detailed assessment is required to determine which factors are contributing to the development and progression of acute or chronic sinusitis.
Both food intolerances and food allergies are associated with sinus infections. especially chronic sinus infections. The primary foods involved include: dairy, yeast, wheat or gluten based products and bananas.
Infections are one of the main causes of acute sinus infections.
Both indoor and outdoor air pollution are major risk factors for the development of sinusitis. Breathing polluted air causes chronic irritation of the mucous membranes contributing to the development of sinusitis.
Air with less than 30% relative humidity (such as forced air heating systems, automobile a/c, and oxygen therapy) and temperatures lower than 65F contribute to sinusitis.
Exposure to tobacco smoke can cause inflammation of the nasal mucosa and predispose to sinusitis.
Mechanics, construction workers, carpenters, painters, beauticians, firemen, and airline personnel are at increased risk of sinusitis due to exposure to environmental toxins.
The use of antihistamines and vasoconstrictors to treat sinus congestion can cause rebound congestion after discontinuing use.
Imaging studies including plain radiograph, CT, ultrasound, and MRI may be used to confirm a diagnosis of sinusitis.
Maxillary sinus aspiration or endoscopy may be used to to perform a culture to identify the pathogen involved in bacterial sinusitis.
The goal of naturopathic treatment is to support and work in tandem with the healing power of the body and to address the causal factors of disease with individual treatment strategies.
Nasal Lavage can be helpful in the treatment of sinus infections, both acute and chronic.
The identification and elimination of food allergies and food intolerances is recommended as food reactions play a role in up to 85% of cases of chronic sinusitis.
Regular exercise can decrease the severity and frequency of sinus infections.
Addressing any postural misalignment issues of the head and neck can prove beneficial.
Proper breathing can decrease the severity and frequency of sinus infections.
Alternate nostril breathing and other specific breathing techniques can help with clearing out the sinuses.
Vegetables, Roots, Nuts & Gourds such as corn silk.
Complex homeopathics may also be beneficial in the treatment of acute and chronic sinus infections.
Using hydrotherapy on the feet may be beneficial. Chest diathermy and local application of hot packs over sinuses may be effective. Nasal irrigation with water or hydrastis tea can reduce congestion.
Addressing any postural misalignment issues of the face, head or neck can assist with proper drainage of the sinuses.
Bodywork that may helpful includes: sinus massage, lymphatic drainage, and Cranial Sacral therapy.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 Murray MT, Bongiorno PB (2006) Pizzorno Textbook of Natural Medicine 3rd ed Chap 153 Bacterial Sinusitis Elsevier.
↑ Lu Henry (1986) Chinese System of Food Cures, prevention and remedies Sterling Publishing Co. New York.
↑ Kuoch DJ (2007) Acupuncture Desk Reference 2nd ed Acumedwest.
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Hawaii preparation for North Korea nuke attack far from complete
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By Malia Zimmerman Published May 02, 2017
Kailua, a beach community on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, has everything that residents and visitors could want from a tropical paradise: exquisite beaches, crystal clear water and modern amenities. No wonder it now boasts nearly 55,000 residents and thousands of yearly tourists, including the Obamas.
But one thing this paradise doesn't have is an adequate number of fallout shelters – there are only three with enough room for 235 people — in case North Korea launches an intercontinental ballistic missile or nuclear attack.
(Territorial Savings Bank in Kailua town is one of the three fallout shelters listed for the 53,555 people living in this beachside community on Oahu. This is the town where President Obama stays with his family over the Christmas holiday. (Malia Zimmerman)
The state's emergency fallout shelter plan, not updated since the Cold War, includes a Salvation Army store, categorized as a "safe zone." That plan is not exactly common knowledge. One of the store managers didn't even realize the building is on the 1985 fallout shelter list and said the so-called safe area in the basement is packed with donated items. )
The fallout shelter at Territorial Savings Bank, in the middle of Kailua, holds just 35 people.
(One of the state's fallout shelters is at the end of this private road. (Malia Zimmerman)
A third shelter is in a cave in a mountainside accessed only through a private driveway, the entrance to which has a sign that reads "No Trespassing." This pattern of underwhelming shelter space for Hawaii's 1.4 million people characterizes all the state's islands.)
"There is a need for state leaders to take this threat seriously. A lot has changed since the 1980s, when the emergency management plan was put in place," Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, told Fox News. "With the threat today, it's likely we would have just minutes of warning of an imminent attack. Going to a shelter may or may not be feasible."
(Major Gen. Arthur "Joe" Logan (center), Hawaii's adjutant general, director of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency and director of the Office of Homeland Security, meets with emergency planning team members. (Mary Zanakis)
State lawmakers, civil defense and military leaders acknowledge there is a great deal of work to do to keep Hawaii residents and visitors safe.
"During the Cold War days, there were multiple days to warn people to hunker down into fallout shelters, whereas today, you have minutes," Major Gen. Arthur "Joe" Logan, the state's adjutant general, director of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency and director of the Office of Homeland Security. "Your reaction has got to be taking care of yourself and those around you. You are now that first responder."
Experts have said North Korea possesses, or could soon have, the capability to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles or nuclear warheads at Hawaii.
"The fact that they may have the capability makes them a threat to Americans, Denny Roy, an Asian-Pacific security expert at the East-West Center, said. "For decades we've known there is this very unsavory, seemingly hostile, character breathing out threats against Americans that were clearly bluffs. But once he has that capability, it is no longer a bluff."
North Korea has tested nuclear weapons on five separate occasions, and in the last 16 months alone has conducted approximately 30 ballistic missile tests, Jonathan Pollack, interim SK-Korea Foundation chair in Korea Studies at the John L. Thornton China Center, said.
A long-range missile launched from North Korea could reach Hawaii or Alaska, according to Dean Cheng, senior research fellow with the Asian Studies Center at the Heritage Foundation. Should North Korea initiate an attack, Hawaii would have just 12 to 20 minutes to prepare, Toby Clairmont, executive officer of the department's Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, said.
Hawaii urgently needs a radar and missile defense system located in Hawaii for the protection of Hawaii, said Gabbard.
(Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii. "Right now, the missile defense interceptors to protect Hawaii would come from Alaska and California. They work with a number of different radars that exist outside of Hawaii, but whose coverage includes Hawaii," Gabbard said.
Vern Miyagi, administrator for the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, said his agency is undertaking a campaign to educate the public about what to do during and after an attack.)
People need to know "where to go, what to do and when to do it," Miyagi said.
"Get inside, stay inside and stay tuned," Miyagi said. "Take care of yourself and know ahead of time what your plan is and what your plan is for your family."
People who are home or in a building that is not close to a designated shelter should go to a basement, the center of the structure or behind concrete or a dirt mound, anything with density. Anyone stuck on the freeway should pull over and get behind their car.
"The worst thing people can do is to take the freeway. They should shelter in place nearby," said Panos Prevedouros, a world-renowned transit expert and professor of engineering at the University of Hawaii.
(Rep. Matt LoPresti, a Democrat who is vice chair of the House Public Safety Committee and whose district in West Oahu is among many in the state with no designated shelters. (Malia Zimmerman)
Everyone outside should head inside to survive the initial blast, and plan to remain in place for two weeks as toxic ash rains down, experts say.
"At first it is all about 'What I am going to do to protect my life?' and later it is about 'Where can I go to protect myself from effects like fallout?' which could begin hours later because it can flow so high in the sky," said Clairmont.
State house lawmakers are asking emergency management planners to inspect existing shelters, identify new ones and stock them with supplies.
"One of the reasons we need the fallout shelters is not just to have a place to go to survive, but a place to go to be found and rescued," said Rep. Matt LoPresti, a Democrat who is vice chair of the House Public Safety Committee and whose district in West Oahu is among the many in the state with no designated shelters.
People in Hawaii must prepare for tsunamis, hurricanes and even earthquakes that threaten the islands. The first thing that happens in lieu of a disaster is gas stations are depleted of gasoline and propane, and stores run out of bottled water, batteries, toilet paper, spam, rice, fresh produce and emergency generators.
"Each family has to have a plan for their own safety until the cavalry arrives and should always have supplies at hand," LoPresti said.
There are other considerations, such as lack of hospital beds, an alternative harbor to offload food since there is just a four-day food supply and what to do with Hawaii's booming homeless population.
"Emergency preparation is so much more important for an island state," LoPresti said.
Malia Zimmerman is an award-winning investigative reporter focusing on crime, homeland security, illegal immigration crime, terrorism and political corruption. Follow her on twitter at @MaliaMZimmerman
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Ponceau est un nom de couleur qui indique la teinte rouge vif foncé de la fleur du coquelicot, dérivé au  de poncel () ou ponceau, autre nom du coquelicot en ancien français. Le terme ponceau dans son sens de rouge foncé, est noté à la fin du  par Furetière, qui illustre le nom de couleur par une référence à la mode : .

Rouge coquelicot peut être considéré comme un synonyme plus récent, moins littéraire. L'un et l'autre s'emploient principalement dans le contexte de la mode et de la décoration. Coquelicot coexiste avec Ponceau dès 1787 dans le livre de commandes de Madame Éloffe, couturière. Les deux termes ne se trouvent jamais dans la même note, et on ne peut savoir s'il s'agit de deux noms pour la même couleur, ou de deux couleurs différentes. Soixante ans plus tard, Chevreul note que le Coquelicot sur soie de M. Guignon est rouge-orangé et non rouge.

Ponceau est le nom commercial de plusieurs colorants azoïques, brevetés en 1878 par la maison Meister, Lucius et Brüning. À la même époque, une autre teinture, ou peut-être la même, par une autre firme, est proposée sous le nom de coquelicot. Ces colorants sont suivis d'une certaine quantité d'autres adaptés à divers usages . Ces teintures, et quelque temps après, des pigments azoïques, ont remplacé, de façon beaucoup moins coûteuse, le rouge de cochenille pour la teinture des textiles .

La nuance du rouge ponceau est celle de l'écarlate de cochenille ; cependant, on peut distinguer dans les ponceaux plusieurs nuances, y compris celle de la fleur. La couleur de soie ponceau teinte à la cochenille s'avivait avec un virage à l'eau acidulée. Au , Chevreul a entrepris de repérer les couleurs entre elles et par rapport aux raies de Fraunhofer. Il cote le rouge ponceau type 1 rouge 10 ton. Mais le Ponceau de l'Instruction générale sur la teinture des laines de 1671 donne, selon lui, plutôt 3 rouge et 4 rouge  ; le 4 rouge est aussi la nuance de la soie ponceau de Guinon.

Canson propose un papier mi-teintes 506 coquelicot qui tire plus sur l'orange que son 505 rouge vif. Chez Letraset le 093 coquelicot est carminé. En décoration, on trouve 506 coquelicot.

La Régie autonome des transports parisiens (RATP) utilise le nom de couleur coquelicot pour identifier des lignes de transports en commun, d'abord Coquelicot, puis à partir de  Coquelicot.

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package org.camunda.bpm.extension.osgi.itest.el;

import org.camunda.bpm.engine.ProcessEngine;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.RuntimeService;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.cfg.StandaloneProcessEngineConfiguration;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.repository.DeploymentBuilder;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.runtime.ProcessInstance;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.task.Task;
import org.camunda.bpm.extension.osgi.el.OSGiExpressionManager;
import org.camunda.bpm.extension.osgi.engine.ProcessEngineFactory;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.ops4j.pax.exam.junit.PaxExam;
import org.ops4j.pax.exam.spi.reactors.ExamReactorStrategy;
import org.ops4j.pax.exam.spi.reactors.PerMethod;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Hashtable;

import static org.hamcrest.core.Is.is;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertThat;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

/**
 * Integration test to check that the business key is correctly passed to a subprocess.
 */
@RunWith(PaxExam.class)
@ExamReactorStrategy(PerMethod.class)
public class OSGiBusinessKeyIntegrationTest extends AbstractOSGiELResolverIntegrationTest {

  protected void deployProcessDefinition() {
    File subProcess = new File("src/test/resources/testprocess.bpmn");
    File processDef = new File("src/test/resources/el/businessKey.bpmn");
    DeploymentBuilder builder = processEngine.getRepositoryService()
      .createDeployment();
    builder.name(getClass().getName());
    try {
      builder
        .addInputStream(processDef.getName(), new FileInputStream(processDef))
        .addInputStream(subProcess.getName(), new FileInputStream(subProcess))
        .deploy();
    } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
      throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
  }

  @Override
  protected File getProcessDefinition() {
    return null; // null here because we override deployProcessDefinition
  }

  private void createProcessEngine() {
    StandaloneProcessEngineConfiguration configuration = new StandaloneProcessEngineConfiguration();
    configuration.setDatabaseSchemaUpdate("create-drop")
      .setDataSource(createDatasource())
      .setJobExecutorActivate(false);
    configuration.setExpressionManager(new OSGiExpressionManager());
    ProcessEngineFactory processEngineFactory = new ProcessEngineFactory();
    processEngineFactory.setProcessEngineConfiguration(configuration);
    processEngineFactory
      .setBundle(getBundle("org.camunda.bpm.extension.osgi"));
    try {
      processEngineFactory.init();
      processEngine = processEngineFactory.getObject();
      ctx.registerService(ProcessEngine.class.getName(), processEngine,
        new Hashtable<String, String>());
    } catch (Exception e) {
      fail(e.toString());
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void businessKeyShouldBeAccessible() throws InterruptedException {
    String businessKey = "datKey";
    RuntimeService runtimeService = processEngine.getRuntimeService();
    String processInstanceId = runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey("Process_123", businessKey).getId();

    ProcessInstance processInstance = processEngine.getRuntimeService().createProcessInstanceQuery().processInstanceId(processInstanceId).singleResult();
    assertThat(processInstance.isEnded(), is(false));
    Task task = processEngine.getTaskService().createTaskQuery().processInstanceBusinessKey(businessKey).singleResult();
    assertThat(task.getName(), is("Test"));
  }

}

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Acai Berries, indigenous to the Brazillian rainforest, are one of the planet's most remarkable and nutritious fruits. Acai Berries naturally contain Vitamin C and are an excellent source of polyphenols, including rutin, anthocyanins, and catechins. Acai is also naturally rich in ellagic acid. These and other antioxidant compounds protect tissues from free radical attack, a key factor in healthy aging. The nutrients and antioxidants in Acai also help support healthy immune and inflammatory response through their modulatory effects on Nitric Oxide (NO) production. Each of these effects is also important for the support of healthy heart and blood vessels. NOW uses only solvent-free, freeze-dried Acai Berries to ensure that the nutrients present in fresh Acai are retained.
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Normandy (pictured) runs at Ruakaka on a Dead 4 as he looks to clear his maiden on his second start. He jumps from barrier 10 in the Daltons Ltd (1400m) with Cameron Lammas aboard.
Wide draw to contend with though it may not be too much of a hindrance for this galloper.
Meets plenty of unknowns in this field but we're confident in his ability and he has taken stacks of improvement from his fantastic first up run for second at Hastings.
He comes into this event in great order, has plenty of heart and with Lammas aboard who knows him well, it would be no surprise if he went one better today.


So Incompetent You Could Just Die!
I'm monitoring the self check-out registers when an elderly lady comes up to me.
– This garlic was marked as $2.99 per pound, not $3.99! What are you going to do about it?!
– Unfortunately, I'm not authorized to make price changes, but the people over at customer service will be able to direct your complaint to the right people and get your situation corrected.
– I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO WALK ALL THE WAY OVER THERE! YOU GUYS SHOULD JUST LABEL YOUR PRODUCTS RIGHT!
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European Democrat Students (EDS) – stowarzyszenie powstałe w 1961 r., zrzeszające organizacje studenckie o charakterze centro-prawicowym z krajów europejskich. Siedzibą stowarzyszenia jest Bruksela. EDS jest organizacją stowarzyszoną z Europejską Partią Ludową. Zajmuje się w szczególności organizacją konferencji i seminariów, w tym tzw. uniwersytetów letnich i zimowych, na które zapraszani są młodzi ludzie z całego świata.

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Royal Navy Vice Admiral Key
The U.N. recognized N.G.O., "The Emergency Response Team Search and Rescue" Chief Executives Gary Foo and Virginia Foo were honored to be invited to attend a Mess dinner on board HMS Victory in Portsmouth by the Royal Navy Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Ben Key CBE.
The Vice Admiral and his lovely wife Mrs Elly Key, hosted a wonderful event recognizing the humanitarian work of the military, especially the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Commandos, as well as civilian groups like ERT-SAR (The Emergency Response Team Search and Rescue.)
Left to Right: Vice Admiral Ben Key, Fleet Commander of the Royal Navy,, ERTSAR Chief's; Virginia and Gary Foo at Mountbatten House
The Royal Navy is made up of five arms. The might of ships in the Surface Fleet, the aerial strength that is the Fleet Air Arm, the covert Submarine Service, the elite and amphibious Royal Marines, and the civilian fleet central to their effectiveness, the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. There were members of the elite Royal Marines also present, some of whom had recently returned from the humanitarian deployment in the Caribbean, following the recent Hurricanes.
Her Majesty's Navy and does a lot of outstanding work in the service of others and it was wonderful to share the unique stories of success and achievement in the UK and around the world.
It was a lovely setting with prominent guests and representatives from the military, government, the private section and a few non-government organisations.
The Royal Navy did a lot of humanitarian work supporting the people in the Caribbean region following last year's series of hurricanes LINK
The Royal Marines of 40 Commando were also on the ground in the Caribbean to help those affected by Hurricane Irma. LINK
NOTE: GARY'S MILITARY GRANDPARENTS
Gary Foo was especially proud to be in Portsmouth again, as his 92 year old grand mother Constance "Connie" Bateman and late grandfather Cyril Nash both saw services during the Second World War in the Royal Navy. Cyril Nash saw very active service aboard the Hunt Class Destroyer HMS Quantock during the war.
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The 24-hour walkout, aimed at drawing attention to domestic violence, sexual discrimination and the gender pay gap, substantially disrupted the country's train network.
The transport ministry cancelled 300 trains.
The strike called by 10 unions began with a pot-banging demonstration in Madrid public square Puerto del Sol at midnight.
Activists marched to call for an end to gender violence, the nation's "macho" culture and gender disparities in salaries.
Feminist groups called for women to abandon their domestic chores for the day and not spend any money, in an attempt to show how integral women were to the economy.
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The ruling centre-right party, the Partido Popular, claimed the action was "for feminist elites and not real women with everyday problems".
Spanish actor Penelope Cruz showed solidarity with the protests by cancelling public events she had planned and also going on "domestic" strike, leaving her partner Javier Bardem to care for their two children.
Holly Hosie, a 22-year-old Briton who teaches in Spain, said she was joining in.
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Ms Hosie, who said she would attend a march at 7pm in Madrid, said she thought the chief purpose of the strikes was to highlight gender inequalities.
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Last year in Spain 49 women were killed by their partners or ex-partners in comparison to 44 in 2016.
Activists are urging women in the UK to go on strike, with organisers from Women's Strike UK saying 2000 people are expected to meet in central London.


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20 Questions – Everyone knows this one. Can you guess the person, place or thing I'm thinking of by asking 20 or fewer yes/no questions?
Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon – This is a fun game for the particularly movie-savvy players. It's based on the theory that Kevin Bacon is such a prolific actor, that he is connected every other actor in Hollywood by six links or less. To play, you pick an actor, and try to connect them, through movies/shows they've been in, to Kevin Bacon in six moves or less. For example: Bradley Cooper was in "He's Just Not That Into You" with Jennifer Aniston, who was in "Picture Perfect" with Kevin Bacon. 2 moves. Boom.
The Movie/Actor Game – Another Hollywood-centric game, in this one, you try and see how long a chain you can make by connecting movies and actors who were in them. One person starts by naming a movie, the next person names an actor in that movie, then the next person names another movie that that actor was in, and so on. The round ends when someone is stumped on naming a new movie or actor.
Trivial Pursuit – One year, my teammates and I brought a stack of old Trivial Pursuit question cards and took turns reading the questions to each other. Before we knew it, other walkers around us were joining in on guessing answers. We'd even leave the cards at the pit stops when we were done, only to come across other walkers later in the day who had picked them up to join in the fun.
Would You Rather…? – This one's pretty simple: come up with two scenarios (it works best if both are slightly unpleasant) and challenge each other to decide which scenario you'd rather choose. For example, would you rather have your head be the size of a watermelon or the size of a tennis ball?
Alphabet Games – Pick some topic or theme, and take turns naming items that match the theme, starting with each consecutive letter of the alphabet. Some of my favorite themes have been movie titles, band names, body parts, American cities/towns. There's no limit to possible themes. Another alphabet game involves finding each letter of the alphabet on signs, license plates or even your fellow walkers' t-shirts that you pass.
Presidential Checklist – I'd wager that every locale in America has something named after Washington or Lincoln. What about the other presidents? Taking into account duplicate names (your Adamses, Harrisons, Johnsons, Roosevelts and Bushes), there are 38 presidential last names. Can you spot them around town as you walk?
Name the Singer/Band – If you listen to music while you walk, or when you come across tunes being played at pit stops or cheering stations, this game challenges you to name the singer/band before the people around you. It's like "Name That Tune," with a twist.
Car-Spotting Games – What started out as the simple Slug Bug/Punch Buggy game (call out the Volkswagen Beetles and color before someone else does) has evolved into a plethora of car-spotting games (or it has with my family and friends, anyway). We try and beat each other calling out-of-state license plates, yellow cars, green cars, Jeeps (easily recognizable by their distinctive slotted front grill), Mustangs and more. You can add whatever layers you want to the game. Try adding a new element at every pit stop. Soon, you and your friends will be cracking up as you try to keep up remembering what you're looking for.
Marry, Date, Dump – Name three people (they could be celebrities, people you know, even fictional characters). Your fellow players have to decide which one they'd date, which one they'd marry, and which one they'd dump. Hilarity ensues.
Two Truths and a Lie – You list three things about yourself: two of them are true and one is made up. Your teammates have to guess which "fact" you invented.
Orange Shirt Drinking Game – This is a game that's 100% unique to the 3-Day, and helps keep you hydrated. It's simple: every time you see an orange-shirted crew member (route safety, traffic control), take a drink of your water or sports drink. If it's a particularly hot day, you could also add orange signs into the game.
Talk in an accent – There very well could come the point when you're feeling so exhausted/bored/goofy that you'll find yourself carrying on your conversations in any variety of accents. It's completely silly, and I wouldn't even mention it if I hadn't done it myself dozens of times.
Sing Songs – I challenge anyone to try breaking out "American Pie" or just about any TV theme song, and not see it quickly turn into a sing-along with everyone around you.
Stretch – You're doing this anyway, right? But you actually can stretch while you're walking. It won't kill a whole lot of time, but it might be enough of a distraction to get you to the next pit stop.
Share Stories – This really goes without saying. So much of what makes the 3-Day so special are the stories that every single walker and crew member brings with them. As you stroll along, take the time to ask your fellow 3-Dayers to share their stories, and share yours with them.
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Meeting William Mitchell (the modernist magazine issue 2)
"Today it has become necessary to demolish the myth of the 'star' artist who only produces masterpieces for a small group of ultra-intelligent people...the artist must step down from his pedestal and be prepared to make a sign for a butcher's shop (if he knows how to do it). The artist must cast off the last rags of romanticism and become active as a man among men, well up in present-day techniques, materials and working methods. The designer of today re-establishes the long-lost contact between art and the public, between living people and art as a living thing."
Bruno Munari, Design as Art, 1966
At the start of July I traveled to London to meet William Mitchell, a prominent post-war architectural sculptor (and innovator in the use of materials such as a new type of concrete called Faircrete) whose work I have been visiting across Greater Manchester and Liverpool over the past year. I spent the afternoon with Mitchell and his wife Joy at their flat in Marylebone, where we watched black and white archive footage from several episodes of Tomorrow's World that were presented by Mitchell (he can't remember exactly when), and their local chip shop, where the couple's lively anecdotes continued (and lunch was paid for with the flourish of a £50 note).
We discussed things including: industrial design (Mitchell helped design the first 125 and 250 mph trains, which were tested at Marylebone); Prince Philip's (in)famous reaction "What the hell is that?" to his Minut Men sculptures outside Salford University (then Salford Technical College) when the Allerton Building was opened in 1967 (ironically, says Mitchell, the Prince had been heard to complain of a "lack of adventurousness" in contemporary architecture, and Mitchell's connection to Prince Philip goes back further, to when they both served in the navy during the war); the big personalities and back stories behind some of Manchester's most high profile buildings (such as the Piccadilly Hotel in Piccadilly Gardens, now the Ramada); his many commissions across the world and working with groups such as schoolchildren; having his own company, William Mitchell Design Consultants Group; Mitchell's numerous, sometimes controversial, speaking engagements; his Dodi and Diana memorial in Harrods; the rediscovery and reassessment of his work, including the renovation of a mural in Hawaii; public space and how to define 'public art'; the dying out of skills such as mosaic making, and why mosaics are not widely commissioned any more; the stigma attached to social housing, even in the post-war period; and the market-led state of art and architecture today ("it's not the quality of the art that makes the headlines but the record prices").
The maquette for the doors to Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral hangs in the entrance to the Mitchells' flat, which also contains pieces of furniture he made, including two tables in the same style as his mosaic in the Piccadilly Hotel (possibly my favourite Mitchell piece) inset with waste products such as bits of old pianos. "You forget to look at them," said his wife, but the couple kindly moved their furniture around while I took photos.
The text below is a slightly longer version of the interview that will appear in Issue 2 of the modernist, accompanied by photos supplied by the Mitchells. the modernist is quarterly publication produced by Manchester Modernist Society. Issues cost £3.75 each — or £15 for a subscription (including postage).
Issue 2, which is themed 'brilliant', also features: Ben Tallis on Orford Ness; Eddy Rhead on the Arndale's Cromford Court set; Stephen Hale on painter Kit Wood; Laura Gaither on Conrad collectibles; Jack Hale on Salford's Stella Maris Salvation Army centre; Matthew Whitfield on Southgate, Runcorn; Richard Brook on Manchester's District Bank; and news and reviews.
Issue 2 will be launched, with wine, at Ferrious (in a converted railway arch on Whitworth Street West) on Thursday September 15 from 6-8pm.
It will also be available from Cornerhouse bookshop, Magma and RIBA Hub in Manchester, News from Nowhere in Liverpool, Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, Site gallery in Sheffield, Aye-Aye books in Glasgow, Magma and Tate Modern bookshops in London, PLACE in Belfast, do you read me?! in Berlin, Papercut in Stockholm, or online here.
William Mitchell: Artist, Designer, Inventor
A man, armed with a tube, is doodling giant-scale on a concrete wall. Dressed in white overalls he explains, from behind a protective helmet, that he is blasting the wall with grit, enthusiastically advocating the technique's potential for widespread decorative use. The man is William Mitchell, artist, designer, innovator, inventor – and sometime television personality. Mitchell made an entertaining presenter and the programme demonstrating sandblasting was just one of the episodes of Tomorrow's World he was asked to present because "I could talk at the same time and didn't confuse people with art". He remembers,"I got lots of letters from doctors saying I would die at a very young age as my lungs would be filled with dust and to stop what I was doing" – although at 86 he is still very much alive and opinionated.
In the 1960s and '70s Mitchell, who had studied Industrial Design at the Royal College of Art, pioneered new techniques and materials, working with other professions such as architects, engineers and builders. In another edition of Tomorrow's World, Mitchell balances on a plank of wood above a building site in Croydon, where he is installing a textured concrete wall in an office block. He explains: "There were not many people in my line of work who would go out on the roof with the builders. That was unusual. If it was now I would have had to wear protective clothing I couldn't even get up the stairs in." The most remarkable episode, though, is that in which he demonstrates a new technique he has come up with for advertising – an unrealised plan that have illuminated Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens with a 350ft by 65ft sign comprising thousands of lightbulbs triggered by films and photoelectric cells. Mitchell says you can still see the holes on Piccadilly Plaza where the bulbs would have gone.
Planners across the UK – and as far afield as America and Hawaii – wanted a piece of Mitchell for their developments, and he undertook hundreds of public and private commissions. These range from the small, functional and unobtrusive – clocks in schools, motorway detailing – to the grand – the massive (in Mitchell's eyes, "almost barbaric") doors to Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral (the design for which had to be signed off by the Pope) and, later, the Egyptian Room at Harrods. Mitchell was so prolific he can't remember the exact location and details of each artwork, but there are a several in some of Manchester's most striking and iconic Modernist buildings – a bold fibreglass mural in the entrance to the plush CIS Tower, panels around the lift shaft in the snaking Gateway House on Piccadilly Approach and sculptured decoration covering the Humanities Building at the University of Manchester.
Mitchell's most publicly visible work in Manchester and Salford is his Minut Men, three giant concrete monsters outside the University of Salford. Mitchell says he had to set them on fire to get the plastic moulds off* (something he notes would never be allowed today, especially so close to the main road!), and the figures are extraordinarily detailed, covered with patterns and inlaid with mosaic. He explains: "I wanted to do something with the material which was not indicative of trying to be something else. As it was new, let it be new. It had as much to do with the practicality and being outside. I also had to take into account, was it waterproof and was it vandal proof?"
Often, says Mitchell, his artworks used a "very, very involved process", a challenge to himself to prove they were possible. He remembers: "It was almost an exercise in character building, the artworks were so hard to get to the finish of!" Another unusual use of materials can be seen in the epic mosaic, gleaming with objects such as bottle tops and textured by the addition of gravel, that climbs the full height of the staircase in the Piccadilly Hotel in Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens. Made of bits of furniture and pianos set in resin, Mitchell says "there's a richness to it". It took up the whole of his studio and he had a whole team sanding it down as he wanted to show "there was still the possibility of doing hand craftwork".
Mitchell finds public art to be a problematic concept: "One of the troubles of public art is the public are not asked whether or not they want it." Yet you can tell Mitchell is proud of the artworks which people have taken to heart: he was pleased to hear of a fashion show being held in front of the Minut Men in Salford, and recounts that Salford students defended the figures from attack by rivals from Manchester University. He even tells a story of tenants taking it upon themselves to clean one of his artworks in a council block. Mitchell also considers his fantastical creatures for the water gardens in Harlow, Essex – modern day gargoyles for a new town – to be a success. Too often, he says, artworks of the period were "thought of as brooches to stick on the building", whereas art needs to "give a sense of the international, community and place". Harlow, he thinks, was different as "they were starting to put an infrastructure in, an environment".
Mitchell would like to see a percentage for public art built into new developments today: "I think it's appalling architects don't consider art. It is so categorised today, art and architecture. There isn't any interrelationship to my mind. At one time there was the possibility of an integrated art form but now you don't get anything like that.
"Every square inch in London is built up as far as ground level. Architecturally, buildings take no notice of the pedestrian. Where the building hits the ground is more like the basement than a public thoroughfare."
Today, some of Mitchell's works have already been demolished, whereas others are in buildings that have fallen out of favour and face uncertain futures. He's stoical about artworks being lost when buildings are knocked down, although he thinks it's important that "some are kept to give an idea of what the time was like and the type of things you could do". The social and historical significance of these remarkable artworks is now being reassessed. In Islington, London in 2008, one of Mitchell's works for a school was the first mural of its kind to be listed in its own right, not in the context of the listing of the building to which it was attached. In a library in Kirkby near Liverpool too, a mural has recently been restored and reinstalled. It had languished in storage after the library, ironically, "took it down to be modern". Those trying (unsuccessfully so far) to get the Turnpike Centre in Leigh listed, which, when it was opened in 1971 featured a new, open-plan library design, also highlight Mitchell's distinctive concrete frieze on the front.
Mitchell still receives requests to undertake commissions, mainly from the Far East, where he says "the money is". He is currently working on a book, which will be "part instruction book" ("always paint the concrete", he insists) and "part adventure book". There couldn't be anything more appropriate for this brilliant artist. As he sums up his long career, "It has been an adventure! I was a person of my time. Nowadays I'd be put in a box!"
* Rumour has it that some of the moulds still hang in the Modernist bungalow built by the Allerton Building's architect John Parkinson Whittle in Didsbury as his family home.
For photos and more information about the works discussed above visit Mitchell's extensive website at www.william-mitchell.com.
If you want to find out more
A Pathe Newsreel of Mitchell at work in 1960:
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An essay by Dawn Pereira, who has been researching public art commissioned by the London County Council at the University of East London, on Mitchell's legacy
A resource which provides a fascinating introduction into the influence of art on town planning in post-war Britain, with an overview of the Festival of Britain, new towns, housing, comprehensive education etc
Jonathan Schofield on concrete public art in Manchester
Posted by The Shrieking Violet at 19:37
Labels: Architecture, Art, Concrete, Design, London, Magazines, Manchester, Manchester Modernist Society, Minut Men, Murals, Piccadilly Gardens, Public art, Salford, Sculpture, the modernist, William Mitchell
Melanie K said...
A very interesting entry.
jibran seo said...
Chrissy Brand said...
Another fascinating post and great blog- (I love the modernist too)
A shame Shreiking Violet (I like th title) and Mancunian Wave seem to be up against each other in Best Art & Culture blog- but I am just happy to be there ;-)
http://mancunianwave.blogspot.com/
Hi, great article on William G Mitchell. I had the pleasure of re-installing the piece at Kirkby Library in Liverpool (featured in your piece). I did correspond with Bill whilst we were installing the work, and he was really pleased to hear that it had come out of hiding! We're hoping that the piece will be incorporated into the new library building.
Herbert Wright said...
Very good article about a wonderful artist- and technician. There's something of the textures of Max Ernst (Europe After the Rain-era) in some of his solid relief murals, I think. Good to see that Mitchell is prominent in the current (early 2016) exhibition Out There at Somerset House, London, which is about post-war public art in England (http://www.somersethouse.org.uk/about/press/press-releases/out-there-our-post-war-public-art). It's a real shame that some works like Sun Terrace at Swiss Cottage, London, have been destroyed.
www.herbertwright.co.uk
Kereana K said...
Excellent article I've found 3 hidden Mitchell's in Manchester: Platt court rusholme, Shackleton court newton heath and one that needs rescuing at Eastford Square, Manchester M40 7QT (see street view hamerton rd collyhurst)
The Shrieking Violet said...
I've seen the work in Rusholme and Collyhurst before, but have not heard about a work by Mitchell in Newton Heath. Is it inside or outside the building, and how did you come across it?
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