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The Cairngorms Capercaillie Project is on a mission to enable more people to save our capercaillie from extinction.
Badenoch & Strathspey within the Cairngorms National Park is now home to around 90% of the UK's capercaillie population. To save our capercaillie from extinction people who live, work and play in this area now have a critical role to play.
Estates and reserves across the Cairngorms National Park continue to work hard for capercaillie and past projects have made a significant difference, but an essential step-change is now required. To achieve this the Cairngorms Capercaillie Project is exploring more collaborative ways of working that will see more people in the Park coming together to explore and decide collectively how they can help.
The village of Carrbridge is playing a pivotal role in this process; piloting the way and helping the project learn how to successfully enable communities to take the lead. Using this learning the project will go on to collaborate with other communities in the Park, whilst continuing to help Carrbridge achieve its vision for capercaillie.
Genuinely putting residents and visitors to the Park at the heart of capercaillie conservation is not without challenges but the Cairngorms Capercaillie Project is up for it and extremely grateful for all the support received to date, in particular from Carrbridge residents. With the weight of support strongly in favour of making a positive difference for people and capercaillie around the village this wee website is designed primarily to keep the community of Carrbridge up to date and help as many people as possible to get involved.
We're keen to help more people get involved in the project and answer any questions. Whether you're new to capercaillie conservation or you know the birds well, please do get in touch.
Thank you to National Lottery players for funding the Cairngorms Capercaillie Project and helping more people to explore, enjoy and protect the Scottish heritage they care about. #nationallotteryheritagefund
The Cairngorms Capercaillie Project is part funded by the Scottish Government and the European Community (Cairngorms Local Action Group) LEADER 2014-2020 programme.
Capercaillie images taken under SNH licence by Mark Hamblin of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture; the only organisation in Scotland wholly dedicated to rewilding advocacy and communications.
© 2019 The Cairngorm Capercaillie Project. All Rights Reserved.


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Tweet to success: Michael Bradley on recruiting in the Twittersphere
This year, Marque Lawyers decided to recruit their summer clerks via Twitter. Now, managing partner and chief judge of tweets Michael Bradley tells us how it went and what they learned. < p>
This year, Marque Lawyers decided to recruit their summer clerks via Twitter. Now, managing partner and chief judge of tweets Michael Bradley tells us how it went and what they learned.
MARQUING THE WAY: A 'post-modern' tweet from
Marque Lawyer's summer clerkship campaign
Marque Lawyers conducted its summer clerkship recruitment campaign this year exclusively via Twitter. It proved to be a fascinating exercise in the potential of social media for interactive engagement in more serious matters than the name of Beyoncé's baby, and a reminder of what law school teaching does to students' brains.
We launched the campaign with an open house party and then spent a week getting the word out virally that we were going with Twitter. That was successful in the sense that our number of followers increased from 70 to 500 in a few days.
The actual process consisted of us tweeting a question each morning and then sitting back and letting the Twittersphere have its say during the course of the day. We then selected the top tweets of each day, and ended the week with 43 candidates who we invited to send us a proper application.
We'll interview about half of them, and ultimately offer two clerkships (one of which is called the GetUp! Clerkship, because it's being funded by GetUp! and that clerk will mainly be doing policy work for GetUp! over the summer).
The first day's question was, "What's your favourite cheese?" While we had thought it would be obvious that we don't care what anybody's favourite cheese actually is, and that the students might not take the question literally, pretty much 100 per cent of them did exactly that. We found out a lot about individual cheese preferences, but the day very quickly degenerated into a festival of excruciatingly bad cheese puns - mostly involving Gouda or feta, although "fromage à trois" was a winner.
The other interesting feature, which stayed with us all week, was the ability of law students to find sexual innuendo in pretty much anything we said. This was entertaining, but didn't get anyone a job.
On day two we asked, "Should it be Kochie and Mel, or Mel and Kochie?" Again, we figured we'd get some lateral tweeting on the broader issues of gender and sexual politics, but no such luck. So on day three, we dispensed with language altogether and posted a photo of a stuffed chicken standing next to a Marque-branded log (pictured). This was self-evidently post-modernist, or more likely devoid of meaning altogether, but the absence of direction did bring results. We got a lot of philosophical musing and some really hilarious tweets.
The tweeting numbers stayed up all week, although one could sense rising levels of panic among some of the regular tweeters as they saw others make the cut and redoubled their efforts to attract our attention. If they were trying to detect any science in our selection criteria, it was hopeless because we just went with whatever tickled us.
Reading all the tweets (it was a low productivity week in our office), we couldn't help but get involved emotionally. We were rooting for some tweeters, hoping they'd come up with something that got them through. It was a bizarre conversation to be having, of course, not at all like a normal recruitment process, but we're not at all sure it was any less effective.
"The day very quickly degenerated into a festival of excruciatingly bad cheese puns - mostly involving Gouda or feta, although "fromage à trois" was a winner"
What did we learn? Law students, like lawyers, find it difficult and threatening to break the mould and stand out. There was a distinct trend each day as most people clearly, unconsciously, convinced themselves that there were rules to follow. But those rules didn't exist. So, along with having to convey a thought in 140 characters, which isn't many, this proved a massive challenge to many. That was interesting, and points to the downside of how law has always been taught - there are strengths to being able to contemplate issues in a rational, linear and literal fashion, but creativity and lateral thinking are clearly diminished along the way.
Twitter is an exciting domain. That, in the space of a week, we could engage with over 400 law students and have an interactive conversation, admittedly about some pretty random and meaningless topics, gives some small sense of the immense potential which social media has as a forum for dialogue, engagement and knowledge sharing. We're hooked.
Michael Bradley is the managing partner of Marque Lawyers
>> August 24: You are what you tweet
Last Updated: 04 March 2012 Published: 14 September 2011

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Q: Does Urn of Shadows have a limit to charges, and what is it's radius on damage to enemies? I bought Urn of Shadows for the first time in my last match, and i was surprised at how useful it is.
I want to know is there a limit on the charges you can get on it, or can i just stack them up without worrying I'll hit the limit and waste a charge that way.

A: There is no limit to the number of charges an urn of shadows can get.  But there should be no reason for you to save too many charges since they don't provide an additional benefit.  Also, remember that the heal/damage is a fixed value so the later the game goes, the less useful it is.
Also, the radius to cast the urn is 950 while the radius where it gains a charge is 1400.

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Last Update November 23
Nevada Gov. Sisolak issues three-week 'statewide pause' as COVID cases surge
Restrictions include a stronger mask mandate and new capacity limits
Coronavirus spike threatens to overwhelm health care systems
Dr. Tom Inglesby weighs in on mask mandates, school shutdowns on 'Fox News Sunday.'
Nevada is facing new restrictions in an effort to help control the increasing spread of COVID-19.
"As of today, 13 of 17 of our counties are flagged for elevated risk of transmission. In the beginning of October, only two counties were flagged," Gov. Steve Sisolak announced at a press conference Sunday. "Our statewide positivity rate is at a record 16.5 percent, and as I mentioned, we've surpassed 2,000 deaths."
Sisolak noted that the state's case rate growth is outpacing other states at "wildfire levels."
"All available models indicate that Nevada is in a "red zone" and our health experts anticipate continued case growth based on current trends," he said. "In fact, 10% of all COVID cases recorded in Nevada since the beginning of the pandemic were reported in the last seven days. Every minute, a Nevadan is diagnosed with COVID-19."
He also warned that hospitals are experiencing staffing shortages. "We are on a rapid trajectory that threatens to overwhelm our health care system, our frontline health workers, and your access to care," he added. "So it's time to act."
As a result, Sisolak issued what he called a "statewide pause" for at least the next three weeks. The pause, which goes into effect Nov. 24 at 12:01 a.m., involves a stronger mask mandate and new capacity limits.
RENO WILDFIRE DESTROYS MULTIPLE HOMES; HUNDREDS EVACUATED AS GOV. SISOLAK DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY
According to Sisolak, Nevadans and visitors are required to wear a mask at all times, whether indoors or outdoors, when not in the presence of someone who is part of their household.
No additional businesses will be closed. However, occupancy at both indoor and outdoor restaurants and bars occupancy will be reduced to 25 percent. No more than four people will be allowed at one table, and reservations will be required.
"I know the majority of our bars and restaurants are doing their best, but these settings are proven to be high risk because they allow the opportunity for people to remove their face coverings in indoor settings around people outside of their household. That's how the virus spreads," he said.
Gyms, fitness centers, dance studios and martial arts studios also must operate under 25 percent capacity. Masks must be worn at all times in these settings unless a patron is actively drinking.
"If the activity is too strenuous to be done while wearing a mask properly, you must seek an alternative," Sisolak said.
Other businesses that will be moving from 50% to 25% capacity during this pause include museums, art galleries, libraries, zoos and aquariums, arcades, racetracks, bowling alleys, mini golf, amusement and theme parks, and other similar activities.
Additionally, gaming operations will be restricted to no more than 25% occupancy. Restaurants and bars within gaming establishments will be restricted to 25% capacity.
Retail, including indoor malls, will not have to change their capacity during the Statewide Pause and can continue operating at 50%. Retail and grocery stores of more than 50,000 square feet must have employees at all public entrances counting patrons.
Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, spas, massage establishments, and community and recreational centers will not have to change limits. Meanwhile, brothels, adult entertainment establishments, day clubs and night clubs will remain closed.
OREGON, NEW MEXICO ORDER LOCKDOWNS, OTHER STATES CONSIDER OPTIONS
Public gatherings will be limited to no more than 50 individuals or 25 percent of fire code capacity, whichever is less, under strict social distancing requirements.
This includes places of worship, indoor movie theaters, live theater performances, casino showrooms, weddings, funerals and any other event where the public may be gathering, in the same place, for the same purposes. If larger events are approved during the period, they must be canceled.
The new public gathering limits do not apply to school districts. Sisolak stated that the closure of schools has had a huge negative effect on students.
"We have seen more deaths by suicide among students this fall than in years prior, and it breaks my heart to share that victims have included students as young as 8 years old," Sisolak said.
Sisolak said if the increase in cases slow, the government will decide whether or not they will slowly loosen the new restrictions.
However, if the situation worsens in the next three weeks, Sisolak said he will be forced to take "stronger action," including prohibition of indoor dining and service at restaurants and bars, closures of gyms and fitness facilities, and severe restrictions on gathering sizes.
"We decide how long we spend in a high-risk setting. We decide whether we are going to prioritize getting our kids into the classroom, allowing our businesses to operate by following responsible measures, and protecting our hospital system. If it doesn't feel safe, it isn't safe," Sisolak said.


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Justice League Dark: Apokolips War Review
Magic can be such a bitch.. – John Constantine
So here we are, the final film in the DCAU series that started with Flashpoint Paradox, challenged for the Throne of Atlantis, dealt with some Bad Blood, survived a Judas contract and went through a Reign of Supermen is here in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War. Its been 7 years and 15 films in the series building to this epic finale and I promise you this film is EPIC!!
There will be no spoilers in this review because I think you need to watch this film, so just a quick synopsis of where we're at, Darkseid is coming, his plan to take over the universe is in full affect and his parademons have been upgraded! The Justice League with help from all their new members including John Constantine are planning an all out attack on War World to end Darkseid's reign of terror for good, but are they jumping in at the deep end without a rope and what happens when you attack someone who knows every move you're about to make…..
So this being a Justice League Dark movie this doesn't exactly focus on the main Justice League as such, like the first Justice League Dark movie (find our recap of that movie here) Constantine is the main character for this movie once again voiced by the amazing Matt Ryan reprising his role from previous films and of course playing Constantine in the Arrowverse's Legends of Tomorrow, Matt just gets this character and you can tell he enjoys every minute of it and in these films there's always a little more crazy magic than you can expect on a TV show and he just revels in it, along with Constantine is Etrigan The Demon and Zatanna as expected in the magical realm of the JLA Dark but due to enormity of the challenge they face they are joined by a whole slew of other characters from across the DC Universe, that's one thing I really love about these films, you get to see how all these different characters that you wouldn't normally put together interact with each other. Things happen in this film that blew me away, totally came out of left field and floored me, I had no idea what was going to happen next and that's what made me love it.
The voice acting in this as usual is phenomenal I've already mention Matt Ryan as Constantine but others reprise their roles like Jerry O'Connel as Superman, Rosario Dawson as Wonder Woman, Jason O'Mara as Batman and of course Tony Todd as Darkseid, who already has DC cred as the voice of Zoom in The CWs The Flash. But that's not all of the heavy hitters you have Nathan Fillion, Rainn Wilson, Rebecca Romijn and Sean Astin to name a few, this film is stacked with star voice power and they all do it so very well. Also shout-out to John DiMaggio as King Shark who is a shark…
If you're like me and you've kept up with this film series you'll know how amazing they've been and how DC and Warner Bros have just been knocking them out the park and this film is no different, the level of insanity is ramped up so much that so many times while watching this i kept saying 'Holy crap!!!' I loved every minute of it. So m I happy with this finale? Absolutely! it was a suitably epic finish to an incredible story and journey! Am I happy its over? No I wish they could continue this universe but I get they want to go to different places, do different things and I'm all for that too, as long as DC and WB keep making animated movies I'm going to keep enjoying each and every one!
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War is out now to own on Digital and on Blu-ray/DVD on Monday (18th May) Pre-Order here at Warner Bros Store UK
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Students planning to transfer to a four-year institution should be aware that universities and colleges differ widely in the courses they accept for transfer, and they must assume responsibility for planning these courses. In order to achieve maximum transferability of course work, students should consult with ACC advisors who are available to assist them in this process. It is also the students' responsibility when transferring from ACC to be aware of the transfer institution's policies and course and program requirements. This information can be obtained from the transfer school's web site and by contacting the transfer school.
Transferring to a college/university involves thorough academic advising, research, and planning. This Transfer Timeline can assist you in the transfer process, but it is only a general "suggested" guide. As the transfer process is unique to each transfer college/university, it is the student's responsibility to know the transfer college's requirements and adapt this "suggested" timeline accordingly.
Alpena Community College students are assigned an academic advisor who instructs in their field of study or in a related area. These advisors assist students in selecting courses based on their program of study and the college to which they intend to transfer. It is highly recommended that students consult with their academic advisor prior to registering for classes.
Visit the Michigan College Mall to determine how your courses transfer to four-year colleges. This is also a link to Michigan college home pages, admissions applications, and telephone contacts.
To be eligible for the Michigan Transfer Agreement at Alpena Community College, a minimum of 1 college level course must be taken at Alpena Community College. Transcripts of ACC graduates who meet the MTA requirements will automatically be certified for MTA when degrees are posted to academic records. Students who transfer prior to the completion of a degree program but have completed the MTA requirements may also be certified upon request. Requests should be made to the Registrar.
Alpena Community College has developed Cooperative Programs (articulation agreements) with various colleges and universities to expand opportunities for students interested in specialized programs not available in their entirety at ACC. These programs are intended to facilitate the transition of a student from one educational institution to another and should be completed in consultation with your academic advisor and the transfer college/university.
Transfer guides provide students with a list of ACC courses that meet specific course requirements at the transfer college/university. Students are encouraged to check with their academic advisor and the transfer college/university to determine if there is a guide available for their transfer program.
Representatives from the major colleges/universities visit ACC each year during the fall and spring semesters. These representatives meet with students to answer questions regarding transferable credits, entrance requirements, program availability, financial aid and other areas of interest. The visits are advertised throughout the campus.
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Civic Assurance risks downgrade as stoush with reinsurers looms
Local government insurer Civic Assurance faces a "potential dispute" with its reinsurers over $700 million-plus of reinsurance claims generated by the Christchurch earthquakes, leading credit rating agency A.M. Best to announce a "review with negative implications."
While A.M. Best reiterated Civic's current rating of B++ for now, it said the insurer's $4.2 million capital raising in February could be insufficient, depending on the size of any dispute with its international reinsurers.
Civic had uncapped catastrophe insurance with global reinsurers, who discovered their premiums were far too low in relation to the destruction of local government infrastructure and assets caused by the series of earthquakes that has rocked Christchurch since September 2010.
"The prospective risk-adjusted capitalisation could be stressed by the possibility of some of its reinsurance balances being uncollectable," said A.M. Best, which specialises in global insurance industry credit ratings.
Civic Assurance's annual report for the year to Dec. 31 shows total reinsurance recoveries receivable at that date of $702.7 million, of which $626.8 million were incurred in 2011. At balance date, reinsurance payments received had totalled $4.5 million.
Notes to the financial statements in the Civic annual report say "all claims have been assessed by loss adjusters who have expertise in this area. We understand that there is no reason to believe that there is any systemic under or over estimation of reported claims."
The financial statements also disclosed credit risk "relating to the ability of the reinsurers to pay the gross reinsurance recoveries receivable."
Civic lost all its reinsurance cover after the biggest 2011 quakes, and wasn't immediately able to obtain new reinsurance arrangements because it had faced "logistical issues detailing the exposures that were to be written due to a lack of detailed information being readily available on the local government assets," notes to the 2011 accounts say.
However, Civic said at the time it was hopeful both of a credit rating upgrade to "at least A- (excellent) in the near future", and of being able to obtain new reinsurance to allow its re-entry into the insurance market from June 30 this year. Civic is understood to have offered local governments cover on a small proportion of their risk in recent weeks.
A.M. Best said it would "revisit the under-review status once more information becomes available."
Civic chief executive Tim Sole is offshore and did not immediately return calls.


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Q: Animating an Element so it changes from display:none with CSS I have a menu system where that when a 'menu' button is clicked some simple javascript allows a mobile menu to be shown as a drop-down.
I would like to have it so this menu transitions / animates in, but the display: none property seems to not be animatable with CSS animations.  I don't really want to just use opacity: 0 because the mobile menu will then be in the document flow, and on desktop devices I don't wish this to be the case.
Is there any CSS solution to this?  When I use the Greensock animation library, it allows you to animate or change the 'display' property. I can't seem to get this to work with CSS animations though?
I've created a simple pen where I've just used a single div that animates (to keep it simple I haven't included any JS click events etc with this).
As you can see I've commented out the display: none on both the CSS for the id#bluebox and on the @keyframes animation.  If you un-comment these you can see the problem that is created.
https://codepen.io/emilychews/pen/xPWddZ
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#bluebox {
  margin-left: 0px;
  margin-top: 0px;
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
  background: blue;
  animation: appear 1s ease-in forwards;
  opacity: 0;
/*   display: none; */
}

@keyframes appear {
  0% {/*display: none;*/ opacity: 0}
  1% {display: block; opacity: 0.1;}
  100% {opacity: 1;}
}

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A: In this case, since you're attempting to animate the element, I would say you should probably use width and height to your advantage instead.
Something like this could act as a substitute for display none. (Codepen)
#bluebox {
  width: 0px;
  height: 0px;
}

@keyframes appear {
  0% {
    width: 0px;
    height: 0px;
  }
  100% {
    width: 100px;
    height: 100px;
  }
}

The width or height could also be replaced with your end width/height to allow for a more natural animation, depending on your goal. I can update the Codepen to include an example of what I mean if you'd like.
Let me know if this is what you were aiming for!
Edit: Fixed the Codepen link

A: I solved this by adding a transform: scaleY(0) to the element, and then animated this with the element on opacity: 0 for the first 1% of the animation, so you couldn't see the element 'scale up' so to speak. I used scale instead of width and height because width and height properties don't animate very well in terms of achieving the 60fps smoothness.
CSS
#bluebox {
margin-left: 0px;
margin-top: 0px;
width: 100px;
height: 100px;
background: blue;
animation: appear 1s ease-in forwards;
opacity: 0;
transform: scaleY(0);
}

@keyframes appear {
  0% {opacity: 0;}
  1% {opacity: 0; transform: scaleY(1)}
  100% {opacity: 1; transform: scaleY(1)}
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Arkells' 'Campfire Chords' offers a warm hug in 2020
Posted on September 10, 2020 by Vauxhall Advance
By Stan Ashbee
Alta Newspaper Group – Maple Creek
Summer 2020, like the rest of the year, was a dive into uncharted territory, as Canadians from coast-to-coast tried to make sense of a changed world due to an unrelenting global pandemic. But often through bad times, comes a light at the end of the tunnel.
For rock and roll music enthusiasts and Arkells fans, "Campfire Chords" was like a knight in shining armour — coming to the rescue, and just in time.
Near the end of August, a stripped-back collection featuring 17 of the Canadian band's most beloved songs plus a brand-new single "Quitting You," was released.
As the music landscape continues to evolve in 2020, Arkells took a pause from working on their upcoming studio album and went back to their roots, reinterpreting past material and rediscovering the singer-songwriter spirit that has long informed their trademark sing-a-longs.
"2020 has obviously been a strange year for a lot of different reasons. We've been really working hard on our next proper full-length record. We were down in Los Angeles in February and I think we're about 85 per cent done. We were thinking about playing songs from that album, but as we got into the spring and summer, it didn't really feel like we wanted to put out something brand new if we couldn't go out and play it. Especially, the kind of big songs we were thinking about for that record," said frontman Max Kerman.
Part of the fun, Kerman added, is putting out a song and then going out and playing it for a "big old crowd."
"We paused that, and we thought, let's read the room for a second. 2020 became a quieter year. Most people are listening to music in their kitchens, or in the backyard, or on camping trips, or around a campfire. We thought, this might actually be an opportunity to do something we've never had time to get to — which is, make an acoustic album and re-imagine our songs from our catalogue," Kerman noted.
Kerman admitted, the band really has never had time or an interest in doing an acoustic record, up until now.
"To be able to record at home and send the songs around to all the guys, allowed us to actually re-imagine the songs in a way that felt interesting to us and that we were really proud of."
Typically, the band records together in a studio or jam songs out. With the latest collection, the band was already quite familiar with the songs.
"We performed the songs acoustically already and all the songs started in a stripped-down kind of way. Usually, when a song is first being born, it's usually just on a piano and on a guitar and then the vocals."
"It was kind of unknown territory and we had to feel our way through it," said Kerman, joking everybody was sitting at home, and it gave them something to do.
Generally, Kerman pointed out, the band tries not to be dogmatic about what they do and what their process is.
"I think it's really good, as an artist, to be open-minded with new ideas. That's how you evolve."
"Quitting You," the only new song on the album, was inspired by the togetherness of this special project and is about finding comfort in the people closest to you.
"It sort of has a classic folk feel," Kerman said. The new album is a collection of different players, personalities, and instrumentations.
"Campfire Chords" includes hits "Leather Jacket," "Relentless," and "Hand Me Downs."
As for wrapping up the summer of 2020, the band just filmed a performance for "Budweiser Stage at Home" — a special edition of the TV series, which aired Aug. 29 on CityTV, Citytv.com, and via Live Nation's "Live From Home" platform, and the band also performed the night hockey made its Canadian comeback. Earlier this year, the band also offered an online "Flatten the Curve" music class, which was a unique way to connect with fans, when live music was astoundingly put on-hold.
Going into the fall, Kerman said, it's all about completing the band's next full-length record.
"Everything in 2020 is new and a little bit different. We're really thinking about how we can finish the record and make it as good as it can be."
For now though, it's just taking it day-by-day, Kerman continued.
"The world is an uncertain place and thinking too far into the future can be a daunting exercise. We're just trying to make every day good with hope and optimism we can get back playing shows and there will be some kind of normalcy. But, for now, keep our head down and keep doing things that feel fulfilling."
"Campfire Chords" is available on all streaming platforms, on vinyl at select record stores, and through the band's official website.


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As we have seen, the Arab uprising duringWorldWar I helped bring about the demise of the Ottoman Empire. Actually, unrest against Ottoman rule had existed in the Arabian peninsula since the eighteenth century, when theWahhabi revolt attempted to purge the outside influences and cleanse Islam of corrupt practices that had developed in past centuries. The revolt was eventually suppressed, but the influence of theWahhabi movement persisted, revitalized in part by resistance to the centralizing and modernizing efforts of reformist elements in the nineteenth century. World War I offered an opportunity for the Arabs to throw off the shackles of Ottoman rule—but what would replace them? The Arabs were not a nation but an idea, a loose collection of peoples who often do not see eye to eye on what constitutes their community. Disagreement over what it means to be an Arab has plagued generations of political leaders who have sought unsuccessfully to knit together the disparate peoples of the region into a single Arab nation. When the Arab leaders in Mecca declared their independence from Ottoman rule in 1916, they had hoped for British support, but they were sorely disappointed when much of the area was placed under British or French authority as mandates of the League of Nations. To add salt to the wound, the new state of Lebanon had been created to place the Christian peoples there under a Christian administration. The land of Palestine—once the home of the Jews but now inhabited primarily by Muslim Arabs—became a separate mandate. According to the Balfour Declaration, issued by the British foreign secretary Lord Balfour in November 1917, Palestine was to be a national home for the Jews. The declaration was ambiguous on the legal status of the territory and promised that the decision would not undermine the rights of the non-Jewish peoples currently living in the area. But Arab nationalists were incensed. How could a national home for the Jewish people be es- tablished in a territory where 90 percent of the population was Muslim? In the early 1920s, a leader of the Wahhabi movement, Ibn Saud (1880 –1953), united Arab tribes in the northern part of the Arabian peninsula and drove out the remnants of Ottoman rule. Ibn Saud was a descendant of the family that had led the Wahhabi revolt in the eighteenth century. Devout and gifted, he won broad support among Arab tribal peoples and established the kingdom of Saudi Arabia throughout much of the peninsula in 1932. At first, his new kingdom, consisting essentially of the vast wastes of central Arabia, was desperately poor. Its financial resources were limited to the income from Muslim pilgrims visiting the holy sites in Mecca and Medina. But during the 1930s, American companies began to explore for oil, and in 1938, Standard Oil made a successful strike at Dahran, on the Persian Gulf. Soon an Arabian- American oil conglomerate, popularly called Aramco, was established, and the isolated kingdom was suddenly inundated by Western oilmen and untold wealth. In the meantime, Jewish settlers began to arrive in Palestine in response to the promises made in the Balfour Declaration. As tensions between the new arrivals and existing Muslim residents began to escalate, the British tried to restrict Jewish immigration into the territory and rejected the concept of a separate state. They also created the separate emirate of Trans-Jordan out of the eastern portion of Palestine. After World War II, it would become the independent kingdom of Jordan. The stage was set for the conflicts that would take place in the region after World War II.
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Public Release: 25-Aug-2014
MU researchers discover protein's ability to inhibit HIV release
TIM-family proteins also play role in Ebola and other viral infections
IMAGE: This is Shan-Lu Liu, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor in the University of Missouri School of Medicine's Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. view more
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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- A family of proteins that promotes virus entry into cells also has the ability to block the release of HIV and other viruses, University of Missouri researchers have found.
"This is a surprising finding that provides new insights into our understanding of not only HIV infection, but also that of Ebola and other viruses," said Shan-Lu Liu, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor in the MU School of Medicine's Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology.
The study was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Liu, the corresponding author of the study, is also an investigator with the Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center at MU.
According to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one million Americans currently are living with HIV infection. AIDS, which stands for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, is a condition characterized by progressive failure of the immune system. It is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1).
When HIV-1 or any virus infects a cell, it replicates and spreads to other cells. One type of cellular protein -- T cell immunoglobulin and mucin domain, or TIM-1 -- has previously been shown to promote entry of some highly pathogenic viruses into host cells. Now, the MU researchers have found that the same protein possesses a unique ability to block the release of HIV-1 and Ebola virus.
"This study shows that TIM proteins keep viral particles from being released by the infected cell and instead keep them tethered to the cell surface," said Gordon Freeman, Ph.D., an associate professor of medicine with Harvard Medical School's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, who was not affiliated with the study. "This is true for several important enveloped viruses including HIV and Ebola. We may be able to use this insight to slow the production of these viruses."
Under the supervision of Liu, Minghua Li, a graduate student in the MU Pathobiology Area Program, performed a series of experiments that revealed the protein's ability to inhibit HIV-1 release, resulting in diminished viral production and replication.
HIV-1 attacks cells that are vital to the body's immune system, such as T cells. These white blood cells play an important role in the body's response to infection, but HIV-1 disrupts the cells' ability to fight back against infection. When the virus enters a host cell, it infects the cell and replicates, producing viral particles that spread to and infect other cells. The researchers found that as the viral particles attempt to bud from, or leave, the infected cell, the TIM-family proteins located on the surface of the cell can attach to lipids on the surface of the viral particle.
These lipids -- known as phosphatidylserine (PS) -- are normally present on the inner side of the cellular membrane but can be exposed to the outer side upon viral infection. When the TIM-family proteins come in contact with PS, the viral particle becomes attached to the host cell, keeping the particle from being released from the cell. Because TIM-family proteins and PS are present on the surface of the cell and the viral particle, the viral particles get stuck to one another, forming a network of viral particles that accumulate on the surface of the host cell, rather than being released to infect other cells.
By using molecular, biochemical and electron microscopic approaches, the researchers observed the TIM and PS interactions in human cells. The next step is for the researchers to study the biological significance of TIM-family proteins in animals and patients and to determine the fate of the infected cell once it accumulates a buildup of viral particles.
"We are not at the point to draw a conclusion as to whether this is a positive or a negative factor," Liu said. "However, this discovery furthers our ultimate goal of understanding the biology of TIM-family proteins and potentially developing applications for future antivirus therapies."
The study, "TIM-Family Proteins Inhibit HIV-1 Release," is supported in part by the National Institutes of Health and the University of Missouri. In addition to Liu and Li, researchers include Eric Freed, Ph.D., senior investigator with the National Cancer Institute (NCI) HIV Drug Resistance Program; Sherimay Ablan, biologist with the NCI HIV Drug Resistance Program; Marc Johnson, Ph.D., associate professor in the MU Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology; Chunhui Miao and Matthew Fuller, graduate students in the MU Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology; Yi-Min Zheng, M.D., M.S., senior research specialist with the Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center at MU; Paul Rennert, Ph.D., founder and principal of SugarCone Biotech LLC in Holliston, Massachusetts; and Wendy Maury, Ph.D., professor of microbiology at the University of Iowa.
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The MU School of Medicine has improved health, education and research in Missouri and beyond for more than 165 years. MU physicians treat patients from every county in the state, and more Missouri physicians received their medical degrees from MU than from any other university. For more information, visit http://medicine.missouri.edu/.
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The Bond Life Sciences Center at MU is all about the synergy of teamwork -- with internationally recognized research teams working 24/7 to solve problems related to the human, natural and managed biological systems that underlie our quality of life -- and translating that understanding into social and economic impact. The center's innovative culture enables its 30-plus faculty investigators from 12 academic units to form unique collaborations rarely seen on college campuses.
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Funeral, memorial service planned for Cecil Woolf
Posted in Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, in memoriam, tagged Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, in memoriam, Jean Moorcroft Wilson, Virginia Woolf on Tuesday 18 June 2019| Leave a Comment »
Cecil Woolf and Jean Moorcroft Wilson at their home in London, June 2017.
The funeral of Cecil Woolf, who died June 10, will be held at Golders Green Crematorium, 62 Hoop Lane, NW11 7NL, on Monday 24 June at 3 p.m.
Golders Green Tube station is a 10-minute walk away. Parking is available both at the crematorium and after 10 a.m. on Hoop Lane.
A memorial service will also be held in late September or early October, but details have not yet been set.
His legacy
Cecil Woolf, the oldest living relative of Virginia Woolf, was renowned by the Woolf community. Some tributes to his legacy have occurred; others are planned.
O outro garoto na Hogarth Press: homenagem a Cecil Woolf
Dedication of the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain's Dalloway Day events at Waterstones Gower Street to Cecil Woolf.
A special section devoted to Cecil Woolf will be included in an upcoming issue of the International Virginia Woolf Society's Miscellany. A call for papers will be sent soon.
The next issue of the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain's Bulletin will be dedicated to Cecil Woolf.
Obituary notices
Cecil Woolf's official obituary was published in The Times on June 15. Photos of the print story are available.
Cecil Woolf's wife, Jean Moorcroft Wilson, also wrote an obituary that ran in the Camden News Journal. We reprint it below, with thanks to the family for sharing it.
Cecil James Sidney Woolf (20 February 1927-10 June 2019)
Cecil Woolf, the nephew of Leonard and Virginia Woolf, has died aged 92, the last person alive to have known Virginia personally; he was 14 when she committed suicide. But he was equally proud of Leonard, who died when Cecil was 42 and whose London house he shared for nearly a decade. He himself observed of Leonard, 'How does one sum up a person as many-sided as that?', a remark equally applicable to his multi-talented nephew, who was a man of many parts. As his schooldays at Stowe revealed, Cecil had an exceptional mind, not only taking the equivalent of A-levels a year early, for example, but also gaining the top mark in the whole country in the English Literature paper. But instead of going on to a top university, as expected, he enlisted in the army at the age of sixteen. Entering as a private in the tank regiment in 1943, he was quickly promoted to the rank of captain for his undoubted ability, fighting in the tail-end of the Second World War in Italy, where he learnt to speak fluent Italian – 'it's so like Latin', he would explain modestly – and Palestine. Italy, Venice in particular, became for him the 'great good place'.
After demobilization in 1947, Cecil joined the stockbroking firm of Woolf, Christie founded by two of his childless uncles, who wanted him to carry on the family business. Though he rapidly mastered the various branches of the trade, he left after only a few years to start his own antiquarian book business, happily forfeiting the guaranteed money and security of the Stock Exchange for the challenges and independence he anticipated as a free-lance writer and bookseller. It was typical of this fiercely independent man that, although Virginia Woolf was becoming recognized as one of Britain's greatest novelists by the nineteen-fifties and -sixties, he never traded on his relationship to her, and remained modest and unassuming almost to a fault. Likewise, though he had grown up in a house built by Cardinal Wolsey on James de Rothschild's Waddesdon Estate and was directly related to James through James's wife Dorothy, he never boasted of the fact or used it to his advantage. And he never tried for popular fame, though he was gifted enough to do so; he preferred a less obvious route. As a writer his bibliographies of Norman Douglas and Baron Corvo and his editions of Corvo's novels, poems and letters are models of their kind.
Then in nineteen sixty, Cecil founded his own publishing house, inspired undoubtedly by the example of Leonard Woolf, whom he had helped at the Hogarth Press from an early age. His encouragement of young writers, like Leonard's, became legendary. Drew Shannon was one of many grateful authors who treasured Cecil's help, while at the same time becoming a good friend:
I think every Woolfian who met Cecil spent the first bit of time in his presence overcoming the fact that he KNEW VIRGINIA WOOLF. But happily this was really the least of it, at least for me, and I quickly began to love the man for himself: for his wit, his charm, his ceaseless energy, his tack-sharp mind, his kindness and consideration. And, underneath his charm, there was his biting wit. I will forever cherish the occasional whispered remark in my ear at many an event, remarks calculated to make me giggle and which required whatever poise I possess to keep myself straight-faced. And what might've seemed like name-dropping to the outsider was simply a catalog of his friendships and acquaintances. He'd say, "Jean, what year was it that we had Edward Heath over for dinner?" (Yes, that Edward Heath.) Or, "I bumped into Quentin Crisp in Regent's Park, and he said…" Or, "T. S. Eliot once said to me…" And his priceless anecdote about Duncan Grant, looking long-haired and shaggy in the 1960s, wandering around Piccadilly; when questioned by Cecil about his appearance, Duncan spacily replied, "Well…my barber died."
After Cecil's first marriage ended in the late sixties, he began a relationship with Jean Moorcroft Wilson, who became his second wife and partner in the publishing business. Together over a period of fifty years they explored their shared and separate interests, Cecil's obsession with the novelist John Cowper Powys inspiring the John Cowper Powys monographs, Jean's fascination with the First World War poets, on whom (encouraged by Cecil) she would write a number of biographies, giving rise to their War Poets' series and their joint admiration for Leonard and Virginia Woolf spawning their Bloomsbury heritage titles, always eagerly awaited at annual Virginia Woolf Conferences in America and England. Together they would edit two highly topical books,Authors Takes Sides on the Falklands and Authors Take Sides on the Gulf and Iraq. Cecil's meticulous attention to detail ensured books of the highest quality in both content and appearance. He was running Cecil Woolf Publishers with Jean's help until shortly before his death.
Moving to Camden Town in 1979, Cecil became a familiar figure walking along the High Street in his tweed jacket and corduroys. His burning sense of justice led him to fight long and hard for a number of causes, including the extradition of a local shopkeeper. (This prompted a letter from the Home Secretary but sadly failed to save the shopkeeper.) And he and Jean organized an exhausting but ultimately successful campaign to reopen Mornington Crescent tube station when it was threatened with closure.(At the reopening ceremony, hosted by Humphry Lyttelton, chair of 'I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue', Cecil was mistaken for Lyttelton, whom he slightly resembled.) Coming late to fatherhood at 47, Cecil was as closely involved in the care and upbringing of their five children, Kate, Philip, Emma, Alice and Trim , as any father could be, introducing them to wonderful books on his nightly readings to them and leaving them with a passionate love of literature and ideas. They were all devoted to him.
Cecil was a man who chose his words very carefully and every one of them counted. And although he thrived in the world of ideas, he was enormously practical: when he and Jean eventually found the 'little ruin' in France they had been searching for at the extremely modest price they could afford, it was Cecil who plumbed and wired it, Jean acting as plumber's and electrician's mate. Anything, he believed, was possible if you could find the right book to advise you. A man of striking contradictions, he was at the some time one of the most serious yet most humorous and witty people imaginable. Though stubborn, even at time pugnacious in a cause he believed in, he was also conspicuously kind, very gentle and always polite and considerate. An essentially private, rather shy man in his younger years, he took to public speaking in later life with surprising enjoyment. He talked with increasing pleasure of his early memories of staying with Leonard and Virginia Woolf at Monk's House, Rodmell, or at Tavistock Square, their last house in Bloomsbury, where he helped them pack books for the Hogarth Press orders in the basement.
It is not for his memories of a literary icon only that Cecil will be remembered by his family and friends, however, or even for his wonderful books, but for his originality as a person, his creativeness, his brilliance, his generosity, his kindness and his essential humanity.
Jean Moorcroft Wilson and Cecil Woolf on stage at the 2016 Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf at Leeds Trinity University.
Cecil Woolf obituary in The Times
Posted in Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, in memoriam, tagged Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, in memoriam, Virginia Woolf on Saturday 15 June 2019| 1 Comment »
Cecil Woolf, the oldest living relative of Virginia Woolf who was renowned by the Woolf community, died June 10 in London. The official obituary of this gentleman, scholar, and founder of Cecil Woolf Publishers, is now in The Times.
Cecil Woolf stops at 46 Gordon Square, London, while giving Blogging Woolf a personalized tour of Bloomsbury.
Although it is behind a paywall, you can read the entire piece by signing up for a free one-month trial subscription. For another option, look at the photos of the newspaper story included at the bottom of this post.
Other tributes to Cecil include:
In memoriam to our dear Cecil Woolf: Mentor, friend, speaker, publisher
Comments below the post mentioned above.
Book and floral display at Dalloway Day events at Waterstones Gower Street in London, with a photo of Cecil Woolf in Tavistock Square, taken by Blogging Woolf, as the centerpiece. Photo courtesy of Vara Neverow.
A special thanks to Emma Woolf, daughter of Cecil Woolf and Jean Moorcroft Wilson, who shared the photo of The Times June 15, 2019, obituary of her father on Facebook.
Emma Woolf shared this photo of The Times obituary on her Facebook page.
Vara Neverow sent Blogging Woolf this photo of Cecil Woolf's June 15, 2019, obituary in The Times.
Posted in Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, in memoriam, tagged Cecil Woolf, Cecil Woolf Publishers, Hogarth Press, in memoriam, Virginia Woolf on Tuesday 11 June 2019| 17 Comments »
It is with great sadness that I share news of the passing of Cecil Woolf, the oldest living relative of Virginia and Leonard Woolf, who died Monday, June 10, in London at the age of 92 after suffering a stroke. He was also a dear personal friend and a much-loved member of the Woolf community, revered by scholars and common readers alike.
Cecil Woolf stops at 46 Gordon Square, London, while giving Blogging Woolf a tour of Bloomsbury in 2016.
A mentor and friend
A speaker at Woolf conferences and the founder and publisher of Cecil Woolf Publishers, a small London publishing house in the tradition of the Woolfs' Hogarth Press, Cecil was also a tremendous mentor and friend to the many Woolf scholars, both new and old, that he met at Woolf-related events.
Wherever he went, whether an Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, an event sponsored by the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain, or a simple visit to a London bookshop, he impressed those he met with his unassuming charm, astute intelligence, and subtle wit.
I was lucky enough to meet Cecil at my first Woolf conference, the 17th, held at Miami University of Ohio in Oxford. I had just completed my Master's degree at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, for which I had written my thesis on Woolf and war.
Drew Shannon, organizer of this year's 29th Woolf conference, which ended Sunday at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, and Kristin Czarnecki, current president of the International Virginia Woolf Society, realized I was a newcomer and graciously took me under their wing. In the process, they pointed out Cecil Woolf. I was awed, excited, and determined to meet him.
The next day, I wasted no time introducing myself to this famous but amazingly approachable gem of a man. We hit it off immediately and a 12-year friendship began, during which Cecil published five monographs I wrote for his Bloomsbury Heritage Series. Throughout those years, we corresponded by Royal Mail and email, with Cecil offering gentle encouragement, helpful advice, recommended reading, and moral support. Later, I learned that all his authors received the same considerate care. I was not surprised.
Paula Maggio of Blogging Woolf and Cecil Woolf at his London home in June 2018.
A street-haunter and host
Ever the gracious host for newcomers to his city of London, Cecil gave me a personal tour of Bloomsbury after the 2016 Woolf conference. We spent seven hours exploring Bloomsbury together, with one stop for lunch and another for tea. Throughout our six-mile walk on that fine June day, the conversation with this witty, insightful, and well-read man never flagged.
Knowing I was alone in London, he and his wife Jean Moorcroft Wilson also hosted me for dinner at their London townhouse during that trip, a meal we ate on the table where Virginia and Leonard worked at the original Hogarth Press. I was thrilled.
My little "mascot" Virginia on the Hogarth Press table at the home of Cecil Woolf and Jean Moorcroft Wilson.
I was so thrilled by the experience that I left behind my small Virginia Woolf doll — which Cecil always called my "mascot" — after setting her up for a photo shoot on the Hogarth Press table. Upon arriving at my hotel without her, I emailed Cecil about my forgetfulness. He graciously delivered my little Virginia the next day, adding a bit of whimsey. He delivered her in a box wrapped in white paper and marked with the address of my hotel. Included was a clever card that read, "Dear Paula, I've come home! Love, Virginia XX"
Cecil and Jean regularly invited Woolf scholars and common readers into their home, where the wine was plentiful, the food expertly prepared, the company delightful, and the ambiance distinctly Bloomsbury.
After the 2017 event, they held a post-conference party, where art by Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell surrounded guests. And after the 2018 conference in Canterbury, the couple hosted a dinner for a small group of Woolf conference attendees still in London.
A speaker and presence
Cecil Woolf with his 2017 monograph, The Other Boy at the Hogarth Press.
At conferences, Cecil displayed and sold his volumes in the Bloomsbury Heritage Series and was often a featured speaker at those events. The reminiscences about his famous aunt and uncle and the time he spent with them are treasured by conference-goers.
Cecil later documented his stories in The Other Boy at the Hogarth Press: Virginia and Leonard Woolf as I Remember Them, the monograph he published in 2017 as part of his Bloomsbury Heritage Series. I will always treasure the copy he signed for me.
Two years ago, at the 27th conference at the University of Reading in Reading, England, Cecil was also called upon to speak and perform a ceremonial cake cutting at the 100th anniversary of the Hogarth Press.
Cecil was often invited to assist at ceremonies honoring his Uncle Leonard. In 2014, he planted a Gingko biloba tree in Tavistock Square garden to commemorate the centennial of the arrival of Leonard in Colombo, Ceylon. Also that year, Cecil spoke at the unveiling of a Blue Plaque commemorating his uncle's 1912 marriage proposal to Virginia at Frome Station.
Cecil Woolf cuts the cake designed by Cressida Bell for the 100th birthday party of the Hogarth Press in June 2017 at the University of Reading in Reading, England.
He sometimes attracted media attention. At the Woolf conference in New York City in 2009, he was interviewed by The Rumpus, sharing stories of Virginia and Leonard, as well as his own history in publishing.
An advocate and legacy
It is fortuitous that at this year's Woolf conference, with its theme of social justice, an entire panel was devoted to Cecil's publishing work on the topic of war and peace. Held on June 8, it featured papers by me and four other Woolf scholars.
The panel title was "The Woolfs, Bloomsbury, and Social Justice: Cecil Woolf Monographs Past and Present" and it included the following:
Chair: Karen Levenback (Franciscan Monastery). Introduction to Cecil Woolf Publishers
Lois Gilmore (Bucks County Community College), "A Legacy of Social Justice in Times of War and Peace."
Paula Maggio (Blogging Woolf, Independent Scholar), "Cecil Woolf Publishers: Using the Power of the Press to Advocate for Peace."
Todd Avery (University of Massachusetts, Lowell), "Just Lives of the Obscure: Cecil Woolf, Biography, and Social Justice."
Vara Neverow (Southern Connecticut State University) Respondent
After our panel ended, we made a commitment to publish our papers in a suitable medium. We agreed that such work should be made available to current and future scholars who want to explore, recognize, and document the legacy of Cecil Woolf and Cecil Woolf Publishers regarding topics of Woolf, war, peace, Bloomsbury, and more.
Condolences and comments
Cecil was loved and revered by countless friends and scholars around the world, including those who study John Cowper Powys, another of Cecil's areas of speaking and publishing expertise.
Those who would like to send a message of condolence to the family may direct it to Jean Moorcroft Wilson at 1 Mornington Place, London NW1 7RP, England.
Meanwhile, I invite you to share your recollections and tributes to Cecil in the comment box located under the heading "Leave a reply" at the very bottom of this post.
Jean Moorcroft Wilson and Cecil Woolf with their display of Bloomsbury Heritage monographs at the 26th Woolf conference at Leeds Trinity University in Leeds, England, in 2016.
Emma Woolf with her father Cecil Woolf at his London home in June 2017.
Cecil Woolf, Jean Moorcroft Wilson, and Vara Neverow at the 25th Conference at Bloomsburg University in Bloomsburg, Pa., in June 2015.
Paula Maggio of Blogging Woolf takes a break with Cecil Woolf in the Tavistock Square garden after the 26th Woolf Conference in June 2016.
Patrizia Muscogiuri and Cecil Woolf chat at the 20th Woolf Conference at Georgetown College in Georgetown, Ky., in 2010.
Some of the monographs in the Bloomsbury Heritage Series.
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Day 3 of Virginia Woolf and Social Justice: Tweets on The Salon and the Press
Posted in 21st century Woolf, 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, events, tagged 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf on Saturday 8 June 2019| Leave a Comment »
"The Salon and the Press" was the title of this fun, lively, and informative afternoon session at the 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, with chair Zachary Hacker of St. Ursula Academy.
The panel included:
Alive Staveley of Stanford, "Buying and Selling Modernism: The Hogarth Press Order Books"
Peter Morgan of Stanford, "Flung into Basements"
Julie Daoud and students of Thomas More College, "Voices in Bloom in the 21st Century: Reimagining the Salon' as Chat-Room' and Recasting Voices as if Embedded in the Net-Generation."
Below are Blogging Woolf's live tweets from the session.
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 8, 2019
Alice Staveley, presenting "Buying & Selling Modernism: The Hogarth Press Order Books," at #Woolf2019 @MountStJosephU is heading up transcription of the books, which are full of data, w/ funding from @Stanford foundation as part of @MAPP_Project pic.twitter.com/OdSnY8gGgl
Peter Morgan @Stanford presents "Flung Into Basements," on data re: Day to Day Series pamphlets, as documented in Hogarth Press Order Books. Most sold about 1K, with sales ranging from 13 to nearly 10K & were intended to mimic undergrad exams. #woolf2019 @MountStJosephU pic.twitter.com/PWilFtqy3H
Julie and Jill from @ThomasMoreNH ask, "If Bloomsbury members were alive today, how would they engage in a 21st century online chat room guided by these principles from the @burningman exhibit? The audience role plays, using provided script. #woolf2019 @MountStJosephU pic.twitter.com/c4J5kXoEmf
The Ten Principles
Day 2: Images of Virginia Woolf and Social Justice
Posted in 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, events, tagged 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf on Friday 7 June 2019| Leave a Comment »
It's been a long day at the 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, too long to write about in detail, but here are a few visuals.
Be afraid, says Jenna Nomes De Gruy. Find her on Instagram @virginialovesvita
"An Interdisciplinary Approach to 'A Room of One's Own" with Mount St. Joseph University faculty Iris Spoor, Elizabeth Mason, Lisa Wagner Crews, and Kristina Broadbeck. This was just one of a dozen morning breakout sessions.
Ellen Mclaughlin, playwright and author of "Septimus and Clarissa," presents "Woolf and Empathy, Her Sly Revolutionary Art" as the last plenary of the day, paying a poetic tribute to her own mother and Virginia Woolf and how she came to read, appreciate, and love the author and learn about her mother.
Exhibition on publishing Modernist fiction and poetry at London's Senate House
Posted in events, tagged Nancy Cunard, Publishing Modernist Fiction and Poetry, race and modernism, Senate House University Library, Virginia Woolf, women and publishing on Wednesday 29 May 2019| Leave a Comment »
What: Exhibition: Publishing Modernist Fiction and Poetry
Where: Senate House University Library, Malet St, London WC1E 7HU (Room 101, 1st Floor)
When: 17 – 28 June 2019
Senate House Library holds little-known materials on modernist writers such as Virginia Woolf, Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, Nancy Cunard and Djuna Barnes. Their experimental texts were published by small presses and little magazines, but also attracted the attention of larger commercial book publishers. To gain greater control over the publication process, Woolf, Stein, Cunard and others created their own presses and engaged closely with the physical materiality of books.
To mark the release of the edited collection Publishing Modernist Fiction and Poetry (Edinburgh University Press, 2019), this exhibition focuses on these fascinating modernist publishers that opened new markets for fiction and poetry. From a mass of little-seen materials in Senate House Special Collections, Leila Kassir and Lise Jaillant have selected books, periodicals, correspondence and ephemera relating to three themes:
Women and Publishing;
Race and Modernism;
Middlebrow and Celebrity.
Among the items on display are letters by Virginia and Leonard Woolf, rare editions published by Nancy Cunard's Hours Press, neglected periodicals and publicity materials. Short videos by experts of modernism contextualise the exhibition and the material context in which the new literature first appeared.
Woolf shed at flower show marks 90th anniversary of Room
Posted in A Room of One's Own, events, Monk's House, Rooms of Our Own, Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain, tagged A Room of One's Own, Malvern Garden Buildings, Monk's House, Monk's House Lodge, RHS Chlesea Flower Show, Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain on Thursday 23 May 2019| Leave a Comment »
To mark the 90th anniversary of the first publication of Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own, Malvern Garden Buildings has created a writing retreat inspired by Woolf's writing lodge at Monk's House in Rodmell for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, which runs through May 25.
Virginia Woolf's writing lodge at Monk's House
The shed, which was created with the help of the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain and Monk's House, was unveiled by Woolf's great-niece Cressida Bell on Press Day, May 20.
It is painted a dove grey color and features double French doors opening onto a deck, as does the Monk's House Lodge.
Inside, the lodge is furnished with a desk in the spirit of Woolf, an armchair with a tray, and a bookcase filled with a set of volumes covered in marbled paper — as was Woolf's Shakespeare collection. Completing the look are writing paraphernalia and other objects from the 1920s and 1930s.
Once you view Malvern's creation, I guarantee you will want one for your own back garden. I know I do.
Read more about the project and view photos as well.
A screenshot of the Malvern Garden Buildings Facebook post, as shared by the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain.
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Q: How to mask out wireless by blocking a neighboring WiFi Access Point I surely hope this question is not a duplicate of another; I had difficulty finding a cut and dry solution for this on my own, so I thought I might have some luck sharing it with the Hive Mind of collective human consciousness that is the Stack.
My goal is simple: I seek to broadcast a signal within a very small space (approximately 1000 square feet) that will block wireless access to a specific Access Point. In doing so, I am hoping to avoid blocking access to any other access points in this airspace. There is one specific unsecured Metropolitan Area Network in my area that represents a potential security liability.
I have the requisite authority to broadcast a signal within a short distance to essentially "scramble" this particular signal. I do not, however, have the capacity to make any changes to the ACTUAL WiFi access point in question; therefore, I cannot manually set up firewall rules or a MAC address filter to the AP that needs to be masked.
I do, however, have control over all other access points in this airspace, and can change their ESSIDs, channels and other configuration at will. I can also set up additional APs if need be, in order to try to close off access to this network.
One method I had considered would be to set up an BackTrack instance, or DD-WRT router, or HyperWRT/Tomato router, with the goal of aggressively intercepting wireless access point association requests for the wireless network that I want to block... I have not given this a go, yet, as I had hoped to confirm that it is the correct solution before attempting to employ it.
Any help that can be offered is greatly appreciated.

A: What you're describing is illegal in the US:   http://transition.fcc.gov/eb/jammerenforcement/jamfaq.pdf


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nstead of spending time in from of the TV, guests prefer to read books in the library. The enormous book collection in the library is one of spiritual attractions of the manor house. Certainly during your summer stay at our manor house you will want to sit on a deckchair with a book from the library. In the wintertime you will also want to read a book in the warmth of a fireplace. You will not only find books in the library but also magazines. And in manor house Allmoyen you will not only find current magazines but also newspapers dating from hundred years ago. Guests also have a chance to read maps, guides and various information materials.
leisure time, instead of the common computer games we offer billiard, cards or board games. Guests have a chance to play cards by a real, prewar card table.
ini spa with sauna and jacuzzi called the Garden house of Health and Relax is located in the park in a wooden, Mazurian garden house. It is open all year round. During a hot, summer day when you look for cold and shade, you will surely want to spend some time in the jacuzzi. A bath in the shadow of park trees, with a view on extensive meadows, fields and forest, in the company of birds' songs is surely unforgettable. In the wintertime snow, biting frost and hot, massaging water are also worth experiencing. During rainy days we recommend using color and aroma therapy to overcome dejection. The Garden house of Health and Relax is only for guests of manor house Allmoyen.
e also recommend bike trips in the surroundings. The surrounding park, extensive meadows, forest and natural hills are the perfect area for bike trips, as well as for walks.
he nearby lake and big pier encourage people to go fishing or take kayak, boat or pedal boat trips. In the wintertime the frozen lake makes a great ice rink.
he grove and forest near the manor house are full of mushrooms and encourage people to pick them.
e also offer other attractions in the surroundings. It is worth visiting the Sanctuary of Our Lady in Święta Lipka, Bishop Castle in Reszel, Wolf's Lair in Gierłoż, palace complex in Łężany or see the Cultural Settlement and Wild Animal Park in Kadzidłowo, as well as go kayaking on the Krutynia. Other attractions include castle of the Teutonic Knights in Kętrzyn, open-air ethnographic museum in Owczary and the Palace and Manufactory in Nakomiady. In the wintertime it is worth to go skiing in the Mountain of 4 Winds in Mrągowo.


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Global Minimal Residual Disease Market
Minimal Residual Disease Market Size Worth USD 4,138.5 Million in 2030
Increasing consumer preferences for tailored therapies is a major factor driving minimal residual disease market revenue growth
Market Size – USD 1,095.3 Million in 2021, Market Growth – at a CAGR of 16.04%, Market Trends – High demand for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) methods
Vancouver, B.C., September 16, 2022 - The global Minimal Residual Disease (MRD) market size was USD 1,095.3 Million in 2021 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 16.04% during the forecast period, according to the latest analysis by Emergen Research. Rising R&D activities and increase in research funding from various cancer institutes are major factors projected to support market revenue growth between 2021 and 2030. For instance, Invitae Corporation, based in the U.S., started a research in February 2022 to collect actual data on tailored minimal residual disease diagnostics for distinct tumor types. Inivata also introduced RaDaR assay in April 2020 to identify and track residual disease and relapse in plasma samples of patients with prior cancer diagnoses. In addition, RaDaR assay is based on next-generation sequencing platform InVision liquid biopsy, developed by Inivata, which has built-in control and error checking for highly sensitive and precise variant detection. Moreover, to improve testing and detection outcomes, companies competing in the worldwide MRD testing market are concentrating more on disease-specific and tailored diagnostic kits, which is also expected to drive revenue growth of the market.
Identification of minimal residual diseases has become simple with development of numerous error-corrected next-generation techniques. Various error-corrected next-generation sequencing methods have been developed using molecular barcoding, based on barcoding individual DNA molecules, required to create next-generation sequencing libraries.
However, shortage of trained professionals and unavailability of centers and lack of established treatment protocols for high-value tests in emerging countries are expected to hamper revenue growth of the market. Furthermore, there is a severe lack of qualified personnel in medical field, including physicians, nurses, paramedics, and primary healthcare providers, which is also restraining revenue growth of the market.
The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) segment accounted for a significant revenue share in 2021. PCR examines specific DNA segments for unusual genetic traits. The test increases DNA to make it simpler to identify and count unusual characteristics and blood cells or bone marrow can be used. PCR tests can still detect it, if there is only one cancer cell in a group of 100,000 to 1 million healthy cells.
The hospitals segment accounted for largest revenue share in 2021 owing to availability of various treatment options and frequent patient visits. Hospitals consistently offer services for both acute and complicated diseases, which improves and complements performance of many other parts of the healthcare system.
The North America market accounted for largest revenue share in 2021 owing to increasing prevalence of blood cancer and rising investments from cancer institutions. In addition, rising incidence of hematological cancers in the U.S. is increasing risk of MRD and is expected to drive revenue growth of the market in this region.
Major companies included in the global market report are Adaptive Biotechnologies, ARUP Laboratories, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., Cergentis B.V., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., ICON Plc, Invivoscribe, Inc., Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings, Mission Bio, Natera, Inc., NeoGenomics Laboratories, OPKO Health, Inc., and Sysmex Corporation.
On 06 September 2022, Enterome, a biopharmaceutical company engaged in developing first-in-class immunomodulatory pharmaceuticals, declared that it would present two posters on its OncoMimics portfolio at The European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress 2022, which will take place in Paris, France.
To get leading market solutions, visit the link below: https://www.emergenresearch.com/industry-report/minimal-residual-disease-market
Emergen Research has segmented the global minimal residual disease market based on indication, detection, treatment methods, treatment centers, and region:
Indication Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2019–2030)
Chronic Lymphoblastic Leukemia (CLL)
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL)
Marginal Zone Lymphoma
Follicular Lymphoma
Peripheral T-cell Lymphoma
Mantle Cell Lymphoma
Multiple Myeloma (MM)
Solid Tumor
Detection Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2019–2030)
Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH)
Treatment Methods Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2019–2030)
Stem Cell Transplant
CAR-T Cell Therapy
Treatment Centers Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2019–2030)
Oncology Treatment Centers
Diagnostic Centers & Research Institutions
Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2018–2030)
Newborn Screening Market Size, Share, Trends, By Technology (Tandem Mass Spectrometry, Pulse Oximetry, Enzyme Based Assay, DNA Assay, Electrophoresis), By Product (Instruments, Reagents, Assay Kits), By Application, Forecasts to 2027
August 2020 | Publish Type: Publish
Market Synopsis The global Newborn Screening Market is forecasted to grow at a rate of 10.3% in terms of value, from USD 1.03 billion in 2019 to reach USD 2.27 billion by...
RFID in Healthcare Market By Product (Tags, Systems & Software) and By Application (Asset Tracking, Patient Tracking, Pharmaceutical Tracking, Blood Tracking, Others), Forecasts to 2027
Market Synopsis The global RFID in healthcare market is forecasted to grow at a rate of 15.0% from USD 3.69 Billion in 2019 to USD 12.89 Billion in 2027. Certain factors,...
Next Generation Sequencing Market, By Product Type (Instruments, Reagents and Consumables, and Service), By Sequencing Type (Whole Genome and Others), By Application, By End-Use, and By Region Forecast to 2030
October 2022 | Publish Type: Publish
Market Synopsis The global next-generation sequencing market size was USD 12.63 Billion in 2021 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 11.2% during the forecast pe...
Regenerative Medicine Market, By Type (Gene Therapy and Cell Therapy), By Application (Oncology and Musculoskeletal Disorder), By End-User (Hospitals and Clinics, Specialty Centers, Government & Academic Research Institutes), and By Region Forecast to 2030
Market Synopsis The global Regenerative Medicine (RM) market size was USD 9,800.00 Million in 2021 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 15.9% during the forecast...
Patient Engagement Solutions Market Size, Share, Trends, By Component (Software & Hardware, Service), By Functionality, By Delivery Mode, By Application, By End-Use, By Therapeutic Area, and By Region Forecast to 2030
March 2022 | Publish Type: Publish
Market Synopsis The global patient engagement solutions market size reached USD 13.49 Billion in 2021 and is expected to register a revenue CAGR of 10.2% during the forec...
Molecular Diagnostics Point of Care Market By Test Location (PoC, OTC), By Technology (PCR-based, Hybridization-based, Others), By Application (Oncology, Hematology, Others) and By End-Use (Decentralized Labs, Hospitals, Others), Forecasts to 2027
Market Summary The global molecular diagnostics point of care market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 10.6% from USD 2.04 billion in 2019 to USD 4.84 billion in 2027. Mo...
NGS Sample Preparation Market By Workflow (NGS Library Preparation Kits, Semi-automated Library Preparation, Others), By Application (Oncology, Clinical Investigation, Others), and By End-User (Academic, Clinical, Others), Forecasts to 2027
Market Summary The global NGS sample preparation market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.3% from USD 3.11 billion in 2019 to USD 6.63 billion in 2027. The anticipated ...
Nucleic Acid Isolation and Purification Market, By Product (Kits and Reagents, Instruments), Isolation & purification type (DNA, RNA), By Application, By Method, By End User, and By Region Forecast to 2030
Market Synopsis The Nucleic Acid Isolation and Purification market size was USD 3,723.0 Million in 2021 and is expected to increase significantly in 2030 and register a r...


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Stoked to officially Welcome Jereme Knibbs to Ricta Wheels!
Here's a clip of Jereme from our recent tour through the midwest. That ledge is a little larger than the width of a skateboard… and Jereme handles it like it's rolling into your average ramp at the park. Check the smooth styling of Jereme Knibbs in the full tour video!


The debacle of the Second Crusade in 1148 caused the Crusader States to realise the necessity of developing a more cautious strategy. The original expansionist spirit largely disappeared, and the Crusader States made priorities of strengthening their existing fortifications and towns and building new castles. These structures encompassed core aspects of Western European military architecture with the integration of rapidly developing Arab and Islamic traditions. Following Fortress 21: 'Crusader Castles in the Holy Land 1097-1192', this book examines the design, development and defensive principles of some of the best-known Crusader fortifications and castles, including Crac des Chevaliers, Castel Blanc, Arsuf, Margat, Atlit, Montfort and Acre.
David Nicolle was born in 1944 and worked for the BBC, including the overseas broadcasting service, before he returned to university and obtained his PhD in Edinburgh. He subsequently taught at Yarmouk University in Jordan. He now devotes himself to writing and is a specialist in medieval arms and armour. He is also a frequent contributor to numerous specialist journals and international conferences. He lives in Leicestershire, UK.Adam Hook studied graphic design and began his work as an illustrator in 1983. He specialises in detailed historical reconstructions and has illustrated Osprey titles on the Aztecs, the Greeks, the American Civil War and the American Revolution. His work features in exhibitions and publications throughout the world. He lives in Sussex, UK.


Vivian Girls were an American band from Brooklyn, New York. The only consistent members were Cassie Ramone and Katy Goodman, on guitar and bass respectively, whereas the group had several drummers throughout its history. They took their name from a book by Henry Darger.


 Public Lab: How accurate are KnowFlow probes?
How accurate are the #knowflow probes?
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Hi, @rockets -- maybe refining the title could be helpful here; I hope you don't mind but as I'm an admin, I changed it to How accurate are KnowFlow probes? -- how does that sound?


Discussion in 'Handguns: Revolvers' started by stonebuster, Mar 26, 2019.
I saw this Colt mfg in 1899 4 1/2" barrel DA 38 and was curious what it might be worth. I know condition is the biggest factor but generally, what price range might it be worth? The rifling is light w/some pitting, finish is brownish blue and locks up "fairly tight." Wood grips in pretty good shape. Any collector value?
I have a similar one in worse condition and in .41 caliber. I was told that it's a "New Army and Navy" model. No idea on value for you, sorry.
Probably one of those guns where the value is honestly, just varied. Much like alot of the surplus European military revolvers, Anywhere from a $300 price to $900 for some.
For that specific gun, my first instinct is $400. I'd say even $500 is a fair price, but no more. Late 19th century Colt revolvers go for around that range. We got a M1917 Colt for $450 I believe, and I've found the 1877 Thunderer double actions from anywhere $400 to $700.


Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has been charged over comments he made in Portuguese to a television camera after his side's win over Newcastle.
It is claimed Mourinho used "abusive, insulting or improper language" after the 3-2 comeback victory at Old Trafford on 6 October.
The Football Association used a lip reader and the 55-year-old's remarks were interpreted as offensive.
Mourinho had been under pressure amid reports he would be sacked.
His side had been 2-0 down to winless Newcastle at half-time of the Premier League game, but they scored three goals in the final 20 minutes to turn the match around.
After the game, Mourinho said he could "cope with the manhunt" against him.
A 90th-minute winner from Alexis Sanchez ended a run of four games without a win, United have recorded their worst league start for 29 years and are eighth in the table.
Mourinho has until 18:00 BST on Friday to respond to the charge.


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