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culture / Film
T.I. And Kevin Hart Are Developing A TV Show
The Studio is in the works at Showtime.
By Olivia Craighead
T.I. and Kevin Hart are developing a television show, The Studio, at Showtime, Deadline reports.
The show is about the round the clock antics that happen in a music studio. They won't be series regulars, but T.I. and Hart are expected to make occasional appearances on the show in addition to their roles as executive producers. The show is going to be written by Everybody Hates Chris alum Ayesha Carr.
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T.I. and Hart have worked together in the past. They both starred in 2015's Get Hard, and Hart's rap alter ego Chocolate Droppa has a single, "Baller Alert," that features T.I. and Migos.
Film, kevin hart, t.i.
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Manipur's Bishesh Huiren, transgender pageant representing India at the Miss International Queen
Bishesh Huirem, a transgender who will represent India at the Miss International Beauty pageant in Thailand, the World's Largest & Most Prestigious Beauty Pageant for International Transgender & Transvestites, which will be held on Friday, 10th March 2017 at 21.00 hrs. (UTC + 7: Thailand Time) at Tiffany's Show Theatre, Pattaya, Thailand.
Vote for her to win the "Best Introductory Video "by clicking "Like" on her Introductory Video on the following media:
2) https://www.facebook.com/MissInternationalQueen/
Bishesh Huirem is all set to represent India at the 2016 edition of Miss International Beauty pageant.
Huirem, who hails from the North Eastern state of Manipur will be pitted against a total of 30 contestants across 155 countries. Counted among Manipur's highest-paid actresses Huirem also has a full-fledged bridal beauty salon to her credit. The actress who is understandably, very excited to represent her country at the pageant, wants people to be more thoughtful and accepting towards her community.
Hailed as the world's largest and most coveted transgender beauty pageant, the Miss International Beauty contest will be held on November 9 in Pattaya, Thailand this year. But there's a tiny problem among all the joy. Huirem doesn't have funds to sponsor her trip to Thailand.
"What causes immediate worry for the contestant is the absence of financial backers, something that she has to sort out before she can leave Imphal to attend the event as planned, on October 27," a quote in The Hindu reads.
With a lack of sponsors currently looming over her head, we really hope Huirem's dream of making it to the pageant subsequently comes true.
For tickets:
T: +6638421700 to 5
W: http://tiffany.cloudapp.net/ and ThaiTicketMajor
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Time wasted or time invested?
Yesterday afternoon was our kinda-monthly Library Council meeting. Most academic libraries have a Library Council or something like it: a group made up of all librarians and/or academic staff in the Library, meant to discuss and make decisions and/or recommendations on matters relating to the academic work of librarians. (This description is probably over-generalized and over-simplified, but I didn't want to just say, "a bunch of librarians").
Here at the McGill Library, Library Council was only recently (i.e. in the last few years) reinstated, which means that we are still in the process of figuring out the nuts and bolts of how it will work and the role it will play in the Library. This means that a fair amount of time in these meetings is consumed discussing process, procedures, rules of order, etc. Quite frankly, this kind of thing drives me crazy, not because I don't think it is important (although I don't think it is as important as some others feel it is), but mostly because discussing these things ad nauseum in large groups violates one of my guiding principles, and that is the value of abstraction. In this case, there are other people who have more experience, knowledge, and interest in drafting these policies and procedures, and I trust them to be able to put together a draft for the rest of us to review, comment on, and move forward for adoption. I am entirely comfortable abstracting the entire process and letting it run under the guidance of others.
My point here isn't to get into the tangle of issues that have brought about the current state of our Library Council, but rather to point out that for the most part, I usually feel that the 1.5 hours per month I spend in Library Council is not the best use of my time.
But sometimes great things can happen. Back in October, we passed a motion in support of open access. Then yesterday, we passed a motion in support of Dale Askey, a librarian from McMaster who is being sued by a publisher for having criticized the quality of their publications on his blog.
In the grand scheme of things, passing motions alone will not change the world. But being able to make even these small things happen at the Library is important, if only because they point to the fact that we are starting to have a mechanism by which librarians can come together, discuss issues, and then decide upon a collective course of action.
So it is these small things that remind me that maybe after all having to spend 1.5 hours each month trying to make Library Council work is worth it after all. After all, if we can achieve these things in our current state, just imagine what we'll be able to accomplish once we get past the start-up phase and start to tackle some of the bigger challenges we face!


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Big Hole National Battlefield's visitor center will be open to the public from 9am to 5pm daily, seven days per week beginning on Monday, May 8, 2017.
Coyote Camp, the park's premier education program for school groups, will be held during the week of May 22 through May 26, 2017. Any school interested in participating in this event will need to go to the park website at: https://www.nps.gov/biho/learn/education/index.htm and fill out an application. Limited spaces are available.
Our Summer Speaker Series begins on June 24 and will continue every weekend through August 13 . Look for a schedule of specific speakers on the park's online calendar of events at: https://www.nps.gov/biho/planyourvisit/calendar.htm.
The annual commemoration of the Battle of the Big Hole will be held on August 5 from approximately 10am to 3pm. It is open to the public.
From Wisdom, MT, take State Highway 43 west for 10 miles.
From Lost Trail Pass junction with US Highway 93 on the Montana and Idaho border, take State Highway 43 east for 16 miles.
Big Hole National Battlefield commemorates the tragic events of the Nez Perce Flight of 1877, when the 7th U.S. Infantry pursued Nez Perce families through Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. On August 9-10, 1877, nearly eight weeks into the conflict, between 60 – 90 Nez Perce men, women, elders, and children, and 31 soldiers/civilian volunteers lost their lives at the Battle of the Big Hole, one of the bloodiest conflicts in the history of the American West.


We're back with Part 2! When we dumped out our bucket of questions, there was a lot of spillover. Like, A LOT of spillover. So today, we're chasing down answers to some bigger, little questions.
This episode was reported and produced by Annie McEwen, Bethel Habte, Latif Nasser, Matt Kielty, Simon Adler and Tracie Hunte.
Special thanks to Stephen Brady and Staff Sergeant Erica Picariello in the US Air Force's 21st Space Wing.


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VIDEO: Benches clear, Diamondbacks manager ejected in chaotic scene in St. Louis
Posted: 1:52 PM, Apr 08, 2018
<p>(Screenshot via FOX Sports Arizona)</p>
Arizona manager Torey Lovullo was ejected by plate umpire Tim Timmons during the second inning of the Diamondbacks' game at the St. Louis Cardinals.
Lovullo was disputing a called third strike on A.J. Pollock on Sunday and got into a shouting match with St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina during the argument with Timmons.
Molina appeared to lunge at Lovullo and make contact as both benches emptied. St. Louis manager Mike Matheny stepped in between Molina and Lovullo.
Without Louvllo, the D-backs rallied to win the game 4-1 to improve to 7-2 on the season. The win just so happened to be Lovullo's 100th career win as D-backs manager.
Pollock and David Peralta hit eighth-inning home runs to lift Arizona, which won three straight series to open the season for the first time in franchise history.
"Look, the first thing I want to say is I have the utmost respect for Yadier Molina. He's one of the best catchers the game's ever seen," Lovullo said after the game, per FOX Sports Arizona. "I was going out there to talk about something with the umpire and was referencing something, and used a poor choice of words, and he took offense to it.
"I wish I could take back what I said, but it really wasn't really directed at him. It was more in terms of me saying I respect him on that level, that he's getting special things because he's that good."
When asked whether Molina should also have been ejected from the game, Lovullo said the umpires "just made their best judgment call given all the facts that they saw on the field. The fact that he didn't get ejected was their choice, and I have to stand by that."
"I was frustrated ... and probably took it a little too far." -- Torey Lovullo on his second-inning ejection and what led to it. pic.twitter.com/i8iQdw8ymn
— FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) April 8, 2018


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Immunoglobulin treatment for respiratory syncytial virus infection
H Fuller, C Del Mar
Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine
BACKGROUND: Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) bronchiolitis and pneumonia hospitalize hundreds of thousands of infants every year. Treatment is largely supportive therapy, (for example, oxygen, fluids and occasionally mechanical ventilation). Ribavirin, an antiviral agent, is licensed for severe RSV infection, although systematic reviews find it of no benefit. Passive protection against RSV can be achieved through monthly intramuscular injection of the humanized monoclonal anti-RSV antibody palivizumab (Synagis), and yields a 55% reduction in RSV hospitalisation in susceptible infants. This review assesses immunoglobulin treatment of RSV infection rather than its role as a prophylactic measure.
OBJECTIVES: To assess the efficacy of adding human or humanized immunoglobulin therapy to supportive therapy in infants hospitalized with laboratory-determined RSV infection.
SEARCH STRATEGY: We searched the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) (The Cochrane Library, Issue 1, 2006), MEDLINE (1966 to Week 4, January 2006) and EMBASE (1980 to September 2005). We also ran searches of reference lists of relevant trials and review articles and searches of personal files. We did not impose any language restrictions.
SELECTION CRITERIA: We selected randomised controlled trials (RCTs) that compared immunoglobulin treatment with a placebo control in children hospitalized for RSV infection with bronchiolitis or pneumonia or other lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) with laboratory-documented RSV infection. The primary outcomes of interest were mortality, length of hospitalisation, length of ventilation and oxygen dependence. Secondary outcome measures were pulmonary function and re-hospitalisations for recurrent breathing difficulties in subsequent years. Any adverse effects of the treatments were also noted, for example, hypersensitivity reactions.
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS: Data were extracted but cross-comparison was not possible due to the shortage of studies and lack comparative measurements.
MAIN RESULTS: Four papers fitted the search criteria. None demonstrated statistically significant benefit of intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment added to supportive care compared with supportive care alone. The evidence does not support a role for RSVIG in such a setting, with the doses used in the studies.
AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: The evidence on the role of respiratory syncytial virus immunoglobulin (RSVIG) in treating RSV severe infections is limited. Future research might consider using stronger titres of neutralising antibodies; and further analyse severely ill children (who might respond differentially compared to those less ill, but yet hospitalised).
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews
https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD004883.pub2
Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infections
Respiratory Syncytial Viruses
Hospitalized Child
Passive Immunization
Intravenous Immunoglobulins
Intramuscular Injections
Artificial Respiration
Fuller, H., & Del Mar, C. (2006). Immunoglobulin treatment for respiratory syncytial virus infection. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, (4), 1-13. [CD004883]. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD004883.pub2
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Of all the ways to express your opinion on some subject, I believe the "Like", "+1" and similar buttons are some of the worst. Why? Well, nowadays "liking" something on the internet means little to nothing. People are asked to "like" things, "likes" are sold and bought as a product and not actually as a consequence on someone's feelings on what one has seen/read/experienced, and now the quality of things seems to have become measured in the number of "likes".
I usually say the "Like" button was the best invention for those that are so lazy that don't want to write anything, or those so lazy that don't want to create an opinion on a certain subject. It is also a great thing for those who don't care about explaining why they "like". The same argument is also true for "disliking", on the places where that's permitted. Those who have something to say will comment or reply, but "liking" is something so vague that adds little value.
It's important to let people express their opinion on other Internet content in a meaningful way. Allowing users to comment and reply in an Internet that's more and more made by its daily users is a good thing (that is, if you really promote freedom of speech). It perhaps even motivates people to think about things and form their own view on the subject, instead of just "liking" a view that's being forced into their minds.
Imagine someone on the Internet says "WordPress is a really cool blogging tool". You have the following options: you can either "Like" this statement, comment on it, or don't give a s*** about it and move on. If you agree with the point of view stated, but have nothing to say on it, you'll probably click the "Like" button. If you don't agree, you'll move on, or eventually post a short comment stating that you don't agree. And if you are of those that actually wants to express an opinion and cares to write trying to use the language properly, you'll comment. Now imagine you can't comment… probably you'll just move on.
If you comment and your comment is insightful, it will add value to an existing discussion or perhaps even start a new one. But those who "like"… what will happen? When you see "34 people like this", do you have any idea of what those 34 people think? Did they "like" because they found it funny? Because that content was interesting? Because it was so wrong that it made one laugh? And who knows how many people didn't like that content, specially when compared to something else? I think this need for comparison and ranking caused "likes" to be used as if they were a measurement unit, as I'll explain later.
I even fear one day people living in a democracy will vote for their representatives by "liking" them. Knowing how many didn't "like" any of the options is going to be hard. And you won't know it was because none of the options suited them, or because they were ill in the elections day, or because they preferred going to the beach instead of voting, errm, "liking". Knowing how many people "liked" twice can get hard too, but that's easily fixed.
One more thing that illustrates the stupidity of the "Like" (or similar) button: it doesn't exist in natural human communication. Well, it does exist, but it's way more elaborated than a "Like". Imagine you're hanging out with your friends, in the pre-"Like"-button era, and one of them tells a joke. Nobody's going to say "I like" without saying anything more. Since it was a joke, if one has found it funny, laughs will follow. And if it was really funny, one will laugh a lot (I also have my opinion on the LOL thing, but that's for another post). And if the joke wasn't funny at all, or the way it was told wasn't good enough, one will at least smile, or say "Man, you're not good at telling jokes".
And another example: if you go to a restaurant and you enjoy the meal you ordered, it's unlikely that you just say "Like". Even if you only want to say you liked what you ate, there are many, many ways to say "Like". Now if I want to be ultra-nerd, I can even say the "Like" button impoverishes people's vocabulary. 🙂 So to conclude this point: at most, people have brought "I like this" into real-life communication after it became popular in the web – it didn't exist in such a monotone and endlessly overused way before that.
I'm not saying the "Like" button isn't useful – for the times when you actually like and there's nothing else to say. The problem is, people became lazy and now they prefer to click a button than to write their opinion – sometimes because they don't have any opinion, other times because it's just easier to "Like". Again, if I jump to extreme cases, the web might become something where some party says "1+2=5" and all there is to say is that "56,322,943 people like this".
Now about the "Like" button as a measure of quality of things. If for a given "product X" there are 60000 likes on some social network and for another "product Y" there are only 2000 likes, people will often think "product X" is better than "product Y". But those who will care about doing some research will find that "product Y" doesn't contain "substance N", which is really bad for health, while "product X" does contain it. "Product X" has more likes because it appeared first on that social network as part of an advertising campaign that costed millions. Conclusion: the number of people that "Like" something is worth nothing, even though at first it might look like so. Even because "likes" can often be bought: imagine that millionaire advertising campaign included buying 10000 "likes" to bootstrap it, and "liking" things becomes even more meaningless.
But the example doesn't need to be about evil companies and products that are bad for health being advertised in a giant scale. You certainly know those people that ask for likes on their content. And those annoying "If you are happy, like this"-style messages. This happens in social networks in each other's friends circles.
Oh, and another thing: "Like" buttons are used for tracking people whenever they go on the web. You can leave the "website X" that hosts a "Like" button, that as long as there is a "Like" button of that "website X" in any other page, the owners of that website can know you're at that page. And I'm not dreaming, as you know, Facebook and other social networks do this.
Putting short: yes, you can keep the "Like" button, but make sure people can comment – and I'd encourage them to comment and show their views on things whenever possible: I think it adds a lot more value to the Internet.
EDIT: looks like Facebook "Likes" aren't speech protected by the US First Amendment.
Looks like my servers and websites have all decided to take some holidays and go offline, fortunately not at the same time. Some weeks ago, it was 4.l.to/l.f.nu that decided that some days sleeping would be good, after its domain went down (causing the change to a new one and the whole service rebranding). And more recently, the VPS where I was (yes, was) hosting this blog, which by its turn was hosted in a friend's dedicated server, went down the trash too: the guys at the provider my friend uses decided to play around with the hard drive of the dedicated server, and we ended up without any of data that was in it.
Unlike what's usual, this time I had backups (yepeee!). But as always, they were outdated (from January!) and consisted of a WordPress export file. So, I didn't have any backup of the server configuration or the other scripts and data I had in the server. Conclusion: I had to set up everything from scratch – but wait, first, I need to explain: my friend offered to install WordPress for me, (as I'm very busy with real life, I'll explain later), but he used CentOS, and since I really don't like CentOS and there were some tiny "wrong" details in the WordPress config (just a matter of personal choice: I do not like to use "admin" as the admin username, even for security reasons), I reloaded the VPS with Ubuntu.
*Ubuntu: I would have used Debian, if it weren't for the fact the software in its repos is, although stable, far from being the latest version. And my idea of "stable-recent" ratio for software is not quite the same as Debian's idea.
As I was saying, I had to setup everything from scratch on a new VPS, on another dedicated server that's not from the same provider (but the dedi is from the same friend). That means some hours around the shell installing and configuring nginx, PHP and MySQL, as well as configuring WordPress-specific rewrite rules and other server settings – and I'm not finished yet, the current settings are not how I'd like them to be.
I said above I was very busy with real life: yes I am, I'm busy with lots of school work, and I'm also a bit tired of the online world for now (the part of the internet I use/follow has no news lately, things are pretty boring currently). But today I had a school trip for the whole day that got me really tired, and when I got home, I felt like I wouldn't be able to study anything for the school tests I'm taking in the next weeks. I had a server to configure and a blog to restore, and thought I could use the free time… and here I am, blogging when it's almost midnight on my clock.
Despite the hours spent, I'd say my work has been done without major problems. I'm getting either too used to installing nginx+php+mysql, or it's because it is/was Friday 13th.
Yeah, is/was. It's four past midnight.


With the announced shutdown of Google+ as of next year, I'll be losing one of my most active social media outlets. I still haven't worked out what I'm going to do about all of the communities on there that were very active and that I enjoyed being part of. Some are moving to new platforms which I don't entirely trust and so I'm a bit reluctant to just follow.
But to replace the function of me posting short bloggy things on Google+, I'm going to start posting them here instead. Or try to at least.
My habit had been to post short anecdotes and things I could get through in a couple of paragraphs at most over on G+, and longer things here. But from now on it'll all be here. So expect an increase in number of posts on this blog.


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Tibbi-i-kar
Research Center of Industry Related Diseases
Ethical Consideration
Reviewers Section
Volume 9, Issue 3 (Occupational Medicine Quarterly Journal 2017) tkj 2017, 9(3): 58-69 | Back to browse issues page
Halvani G, Habibinejad M. The study of communication Accident indices with risk assessment code related to container operation khomeiny emam port in 93-94 year.. tkj. 2017; 9 (3) :58-69
URL: http://tkj.ssu.ac.ir/article-1-769-en.html
The study of communication Accident indices with risk assessment code related to container operation khomeiny emam port in 93-94 year.
Gholamhossein Halvani, Masoumeh Habibinejad
, hmasoumeh23@yahoo.com
Introduction: Marine transport due to the low cost and shipment of bulk cargo, has a crucial role in trade developments; also container terminals, are an important part of international trade and commerce logistics system. The aim of this study was to assess the risk of jobs in Imam Khomeini Port container terminal operations unit, and comparing the results with safety performance indices.
Methods: This cross sectional and descriptive study carried out in an operation unit of special economic zone of Imam Khomeini port container terminal in Khozestan province in 2015-16. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), was used as a systematic approach for risk assessment. Annual Accident Frequency Rate (AFR) and Accident Severity Rate (ASR) indices, were calculated according to the OSHA standard. Data analysis was performed using the SPSS software (ver. 18).
Results: According to the results, in container operation a total of 145 risks identified, in 15 jobs studied. The average rate of severity, occurrence and probability of detection, were reported 4.27, 2.64 and 2.36, respectively. The mean and standard deviation of Risk Priority Number (RPN) was 17.7±28.17, and the highest value of the RPN (125) was allocated to the Rich and forklift operators. AFR and ASR amounts (one year) in operating unit, were reported 5.04 and 19.33, respectively.
Conclusion: According to the results, in order to calculate the RPN for identified risks, the severity rate parameter in comparison to the rate of occurrence and probability of detection, has a higher average equals to 4.27. In this study, only 6.9% of the risks were categorized in the prominent risk class (RPN>50), and require corrective actions. There is no significant correlation between the RPN (mean) and accident frequency and severity coefficient in 95% of confidence intervals (P>0.05).
Keywords: Safety performance indices, Risk Assessment, Container operation
Type of Study: Applicable | Subject: Safety and occupational accidents
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People From Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Steven Seagal, Johnny Bench, Ralph Ellison, Lon Chaney, Jr., Charlie Christian, Bobby Murcer, Bullet Rogan
Video Watchdog # 32 - Lon Chaney; Tod Browning by Video Watchdog, 1996
Naissance à Colorado Springs: Talcott Parsons, Lon Chaney, Spring Byington, Bob Sapp, Sherry Stringfield, Danny Pate, Bobby Unser (French Edition)
FACES, FORMS, FILMS: THE ARTISTRY OF LON CHANEY. by ROBERT G. ANDERSON, 1971-01-01
Laugh Clown Laugh - Words & Music (Lon Chaney Photo from the film) by Lewis & Young, Ted Fiorito, 1928
Faces, forms, films; the artistry of Lon Chaney [by] Robert G. Anderson
Outside the Law: A Story of Love, Intrigue and Pathos Produced and Filmed by Universal Pictures Corporation starring Priscilla Dean supported by Lon Chaney by Tod Browning, 1926-01-01
Lon Chaney The Man Behind the Thousand Faces - 1996 publication. by Micahl FBlak, 1996
Films Directed by Lon Chaney, Sr. (Study Guide): The Phantom of the Opera, the Stool Pigeon, the Chimney's Secret, the Oyster Dredger
The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Lon; Cobb, Walter J. Chaney, 2005-01-01
Universal Monsters of the Silver Screen Kitchen Sink - 1996 (90 card set) by Lon Chaney, Elsa Lanchester, Boris Karloff Bela Lugosi, 1996
Abbott & Costello: Vol. 1: Who's On First
FILMFAX #20 MAGAZINE (May 1990)(Lon Chaney Jr cover)(Unusual Film & Television) by Michael Stein, 1990
Movie Story magazine, issue datedApril 1942 with Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone on the cover.Inside there are advertisements for THE GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN with Lon Chaney Jr.rare magazine. by Fawcett, 1942
41. Chaney
One of the greatest actors of the silent film era, lon chaney was Michael F. Blake is the official biographer of lon chaney; therefore it should be no
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Chaney displaying his famous makeup kit One of the greatest actors of the silent film era, Lon Chaney was notorious for his gift at transforming himself into whatever a specific role called for. Dubbed "the Man of a Thousand Faces," Chaney was truly the king of make-up, which he did on his own. The son of deaf-mute parents, Chaney prided himself on outdoing his make-up with each movie. He is best known for his roles in the two horror movies he starred in, The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1923 and The Phantom of the Opera in 1925. Both of these films contain scenes which are still widely known today, even if the movies themselves go generally unviewed. L.C. Subject Headings The following Library of Congress Subject Heading is for use in searching the on-line catalog for materials pertaining to Lon Chaney.
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Biographies Anderson, Robert G. Faces, Forms, Films; The Artistry of Lon Chaney
[Davis, 7th floor stacks: PN2287.C48 A8] Comprised of excellent pictures of the late actor, this is the biography to consult for a photograhic biography of Lon Chaney. The illustrations that this book contains are extremely plentiful, and many of them do not appear in other sources. The biography itself is good, but not great, so if it is a full description of the life of Lon Chaney you want, I would highly recommend the book by Michael F. Blake. This book also contains a short filmography which lists some, but not all, of Chaney's movies. Blake, Michael F.
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chaney, lon Born in April of 1883, in Colorado Springs, Colorado, as Leonidas chaney, in , and raised by Deaf/Mute parents. Died in Aug. of 1930.
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Stars Page updated on: Atwill, Lionel Barrymore, John Carradine, John Chaney, Lon ... Return to Index Page Atwill, Lionel Born in March of1885, as Lionel Alfred William Atwill, in Kent, Croydon England. Died April 1946.He first came to Hollywood in 1932. He mainly was given supporting parts, as a villain or mad scientist. He appeared in many movies , including "The Gorilla and the Man Made Monster", "Mark of the Vampire", "The Man who Reclaimed his Head", "Mystery of the Wax Museum" and others, but he is most remembered for his role as the one-armed police chief in "Son of Frankenstein". Barrymore, John Born in Feb. of 1822 as John Blythe. Died in May of 1942. His first and only true horror movie was "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". This movie catapulted him to his stardom and he became one of the highest paid performers of his time. Carradine, John Born in Feb. of 1906, as Richmond Reed Carradine in Greenwich Village, New York. Died Nov. 1988. He started his career in the late 1920's. While doing Shakespearian readings on Hollywood Boulevard, he attracted the attention of Cecil B. De Mille, who used him for voice overs and eventually in some supporting roles in films. He eventually found a niche in horror films and has appeared in more of them than any other actor to date. Most memorable is his appearance as the blind man who befriends the monster in "Bride of Frankenstein". Chaney, Lon
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Famed horror great Lon Chaney Jr. was born Creighton Chaney in February 1906 in Oklahoma. At that time his father, future silent screen star Lon Chaney, was a poor vaudevillian who had taken his family on the road. By the time young Creighton was ten years old, his parents' marriage had dissolved, but Lon Chaney's film career had begun, and the family's fortune took a turn for the better. Discouraged by his father in looking to acting as a profession, Creighton Chaney took on a succession of menial jobs until his marriage to wife Dorothy in 1926; the couple eventually had two sons, born in 1928 and 1930. With a family to support, Creighton Chaney went to work for his father-in-law's company. It wasn't until after his father's death in 1930 that Creighton Chaney considered taking up acting. His father's name helped him get his foot in the door, and in the early 1930s he was given small roles in films. An early starring role for Chaney came in the 1932 RKO serial The Last Frontier , but his career lacked real momentum until he agreed to change his name to Lon Chaney Jr. in the mid 1930s. (Later in his career, he dropped the "Junior" designation and was billed as "Lon Chaney.") After ten years, his marriage to Dorothy fell apart, and Chaney married second wife Patsy in 1937.
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The Phantom lives deep in the recesses of the Paris Opera House, well hidden from cruel and prying eyes. But when he falls in love with the beauteous Christine Dane, he becomes aware of his intense loneliness; in desperation, the Phantom kidnaps his love and carries her back to his secret lair. Assuring Christine that he will never harm her, he asks only one thing: that she never remove his mask.
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51. Lon Chaney, Jr.: The Way He Walked....
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All too often "life imitates art". This couldn't be truer than in the case of cinematic legend Lon Chaney, Jr. The character that Lon Chaney, Jr. made his own (Larry Talbot/Wolf Man) was also the character that he most identified with. The tragedy of a man who wanted to make it on his own and not live off the reputation of his legendary father. A man who had tremendous acting ability and range, but was rarely give the opportunity to show it. It was these personal demons that haunted Lon throughout his life, keeping him one step away from grabbing the golden ring of super stardom. My first and strongest impression of Lon was not unlike many others....in Universal's " The Wolf Man ." But where others would call it a good movies, I saw a masterpiece and an actor who firmly touched my heart. Lon Chaney's portrayal of Larry Talbot and the Wolf Man helped to draw me into horror, starting the fire that burns so bright today. Until recently, my only exposure to Lon's work was that in the horror genre. I loved him in "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man", "House of Frankenstein", "Ghost of Frankenstein", "The Mummy's Tomb", and "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein". People don't realize that Lon was the only actor ever to play all four Universal monsters (Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and the Wolf Man). I spent many a Saturday afternoons during my youth glued to the TV watching all these movies over and over again.
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By Lil Ginge February 22, 2022 December 3, 2022 Movies
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The film industry is big business. And that means that film studios have to spend many hundreds of millions of dollars on various advertising strategies to get their film seen by audiences all around the globe. Search engine optimization – or "SEO" – is one digital marketing strategy that can be employed by movie studios in pursuit of financial success for their blockbuster and smaller films alike.
What Is SEO and How Can Movie Studios Use It?
SEO is a branch of marketing that focuses on optimizing websites and website pages to rank well on internet search engines, especially Google. It is generally focused on keywords, the queries that people type or say when they enter a Google search. For example, if you want your website to rank for the keyword "Indiana Jones", you will optimize a page on your website around that keyword. The idea is that when someone searches the query "Indiana Jones" in a Google search, your website will hopefully rank close to the top of page 1.
The higher you rank on Google for a particular keyword, the larger the share of search traffic from that query your site will generally receive. So, the site that ranks in position 1 for "Indiana Jones" will likely get about thirty-three percent of the web traffic searching for "Indiana Jones." The number position will generally garner you about 20% of the traffic; position three about 10%. Everything below position 3 will garner a smaller and smaller share of traffic until the amount of traffic received from a given ranking position (say, 10 or 20) is negligible.
SEO traffic is often known as "free traffic" or "organic traffic." But what does this mean in the context of SEO for movies? Free or organic traffic – any SEO traffic – specifically means traffic that is not derived from running paid advertisements on Google, Facebook, or really any other digital property. When you Google a search term, you likely will see advertisements at the very top of the search before you come to the SEO or "free" results. Companies have to pay to get their web pages listed in these ad spots. But companies do not pay Google any money to rank their pages organically through SEO.
Components of SEO for Movies
There are a number of different components to SEO marketing for movies, but the core three elements of SEO include:
Technical SEO – the practice of optimizing your website for things like site speed, user experience, internal link structure, and meta data.
Content – the practice of creating the best content on the web for a given keyword.
Link building – the practice of acquiring links from other great websites on similar topics to your website.
External links from other websites to your website – called inbound external links or simply "backlinks" – are one of the most powerful signals to Google that your webpage is of high quality and should rank well for the targeted keyword. Of course, the links need to be from other high-quality websites on the same or similar topics in order to be relevant enough to help your site rank.
So for example, say a New York Times movie review of the film Raiders of the Lost Ark links to your web page about Indiana Jones, Google will look at this very favorably. However, a link from a random startup blog about "cute kittens" linking to your Indiana Jones page likely won't help out at all.
If a film studio produced a movie called Movie released this year, they will likely want their own website or web pages devoted to this film to rank at the very top – or at least close to the top – of Google page 1 for queries like "Movie film 2022." In order to do this, the film studio should make sure their website functions as well as possible on a technical level and also hosts great content – preferably the best content – on that film. That content can contain tons of information about the film including
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Video clips or trailers from or about the film
Reviews of links to reviews of the film
Many more details about the production of the film such as run time, release date, etc.
Social Media and SEO for Movies
One great way to promote a film is to combine social media marketing strategies with SEO marketing strategies. Great social media content has the power to go viral and build awareness of your film widespread on social media networks. People who become aware of a film through social media may then seek out more information about the film by Google searching it – which is where the studio's SEO work comes in handy.
There are a number of different ways to build links to the content on your website about your film. For example, critics reviewing a film or film review aggregation sites will most likely link to your movie's main homepage. The same is likely true regarding interviews of cast or crew from your film as well as from ticket sales websites like Moviefone or Fandango.
What To Do With Traffic for Your Film
You have a number of different options as to what to do with website traffic that lands on your webpage. For example, you may encourage them to go buy tickets to the film on a site like Fandango or to stream the film on a streaming platform like Hulu or HBO Max. Or, if you are selling merchandise related to the film, you can encourage them to buy the merchandise from other websites such as Amazon or even right from an e-commerce store right on your own film website.
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One common SEO strategy employed by movie studios includes using internal linking and anchor text. Internal links are links from one page on your website to another page. The anchor text is literally the words used in the hyperlink. For example, if you link from your Indiana Jones homepage to a page about the Indiana Jones cast and crew, you can use "cast and crew" as your anchor text. But even better anchor text may be, "Cast and Crew of Raiders of the Lost Ark." By being more specific, you are helping Google to better understand both what your target page is about and what you want it to rank for on Google's search engine.
SEO is not a static process but an ongoing one. That is because Google is constantly changing, experimenting with, and updating its algorithm in its quest to bring users the absolute best content in response to their search queries. Not only do you need to be making updates to your website to keep with these algorithmic changes and always be improving your content, but competitors for your target keywords may also be doing this as well.
It's essentially a never-ending game to first get to and then stay at the top of a Google search for a query. Some may call this neverending practice of "SEO" a dark art but there's really nothing "dark" about it. It just takes work and sustained commitment.
Who Works on Search Engine Optimization For Movies?
Generally, a film studio or production company has three major options when it comes to hiring an SEO:
In-house / staff SEOs
Each of these different hiring structures will have different pros and cons as to whether they are the best fit for a particular company's particular situation. While hiring an in-house SEO can be extremely effective, sometimes companies prefer the strategic and financial flexibility of relying on external help.
Why The Movie Business Needs SEO
Every year, thousands of feature films are produced by the world. Plus, many thousands of smaller film projects are produced annually. With this competitive and crowded space, you need to use digital marketing and SEO specifically to properly build awareness for and promote your film.
SEO can be a powerful tool for independent filmmakers and studios who do not have the kind of blockbuster movie budgets that the major studios have. But even the major film studios should be using SEO to help market and promote their films. As a result, ranking well on Google for search terms related to your film can be an extremely cost-effective way of marketing your film.
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British Prefer Pirin Mountain to the Alps "Bansko and Borovets winter resorts are among the most preferred by the British ski destinations," the head of the Bulgarian Association of Hotel-keepers and restaurant-holders, Blagoi Ragin, stated at the opening of the International Tourism Fair held in the Black Sea city of Varna. In Ragin's opinion, Bansko winter resort, located at the foot of Pirin Mountain is a big competitor of the winter resorts in the Alps. "The English prefer skiing in Bulgaria, because they find it cheap, while the offered services are of European quality," Mr. Ragin explained. Ragin is also explicit that the next winter season will register a growth of the British tourists by at least 15%. At the same time, some 90% of the Russian tourists complained of the slow service at Varna and Bourgas Airports during the summer season. And due to this, Mr. Ragin said that the two airports should be urgently granted on concessions.


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Daouda Guindo (born 14 October 2002) is a Malian professional footballer who plays as a left-back for Swiss club St. Gallen, on loan from Red Bull Salzburg.

Club career
In January 2021, Guindo signed with Austrian club Red Bull Salzburg, signing a four-year contract and leaving his native Mali. He was immediately loaned to Salzburg's feeder club, FC Liefering. He made his debut for the club on 12 February 2021, playing the entirety of a 3–1 home victory over Austria Lustenau.

On 27 June 2022, Guindo was loaned to St. Gallen in Switzerland for the 2022–23 season. He made his debut for the club on the first matchday of the season, coming on as a half-time substitute for Leonidas Stergiou in a 1–0 away loss to Servette. A strong start to the season individually was capped off with his first assist on 6 August in the 3–2 league loss to Grasshoppers.

International career
Guindo was called up to the Mali national team for matches in June 2022.

Career statistics

Honours
Austrian Bundesliga: 2021-22
Austrian Cup: 2021-22

References

External links

Daouda Guindo at JMG Football

2002 births
Living people
Malian footballers
Mali international footballers
Association football defenders
Austrian Football Bundesliga players
2. Liga (Austria) players
FC Red Bull Salzburg players
FC Liefering players
FC St. Gallen players
Malian expatriate footballers
Malian expatriate sportspeople in Austria
Expatriate footballers in Austria
Malian expatriate sportspeople in Switzerland
Expatriate footballers in Switzerland

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Coroner's inquest to begin into death of former RCMP spokesman
Sgt. Pierre Lemaitre died of self-inflicted wounds in Abbotsford in 2013
Abbotsford News Staff
A coroner's inquest into the death of a 28-year RCMP veteran who died of self-inflicted wounds in 2013 is scheduled to start today (Monday) in Burnaby.
Sgt. Pierre Jean Dabe Lemaitre, 55, a former RCMP spokesperson, was found dead in his Abbotsford home on July 29, 2013, and the BC Coroners Service called for an inquest into the matter.
It was originally scheduled for Nov. 19 and then Nov. 20 before being pushed back to today.
Lemaitre was the officer in charge of RCMP media relations in 2007, when Robert Dziekanski died in Vancouver International Airport after being stunned with a Taser. He was the first officer to address the media about the incident.
RELATED: Former RCMP spokesman dies in Abbotsford
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An inquest can be called if there is public interest in the circumstances surrounding the death or if the death resulted from a dangerous practice or circumstance.
The chief coroner called for an inquest into Lemaitre's death to explore whether a jury can determine recommendations to prevent similar deaths in the future.
Presiding coroner Vincent Stancato and a five-person jury will hear evidence from witnesses under oath to determine the facts surrounding Lemaitre's death.
The jury will be able to make recommendations to try to prevent similar deaths, but will not be able to make any legal conclusions, such as responsibility for the death.
The inquest is open to the public and begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Burnaby Coroners' Court on the 20th floor of Metrotower II in Metrotown at 4720 Kingway, Burnaby.
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Q: JSON Уникод Добрый день!
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В документации 2 параметр есть, что не так?
A: если php ниже чем 5.4.0 то ошибка понятная, обновите свой php до 5.4.0 это единственное решение проблемы
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Biden victory: Plenty of positives for India, Indian Americans
In this year's election Joe Biden won and so did the American democracy. That is a good thing for the United States, for India and indeed for the world, writes Frank F Islam for South Asia Monitor
By Frank F. Islam Nov 10, 2020
Former Vice President Joe Biden has defeated President Donald Trump in a tightly contested American election held in the backdrop of the biggest health crisis in more than one hundred years. The election was followed closely in India for three reasons: the presence of a candidate of Indian origin on the Democratic ticket; the rising prominence of the Indian American community in US politics; and the foreign policy implications that every new administration presents.
Let me address these three factors, one by one, beginning with the significance of the Indian American community in this year's elections.
A new era for Indian Americans
Symbolically, for Indian Americans, the Biden victory heralds a new era, with one of their own, Kamala Harris, assuming the position of vice president which is only a heartbeat away from the presidency. The elevation of the multiracial California senator to this critical leadership position is a historic occasion, not just for Indian Americans, but also for African Americans, other minority groups, and women.
There were many other positives for the Indian American community as well. As widely reported, the community was actively courted by both campaigns, especially in swing states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and North Carolina.
The reelection of the four Indian American members of the US House of Representatives is another reason for the community to celebrate. Ami Bera, Ro Khanna, Pramila Jayapal and Raja Krishnamoorthi, all Democrats, secured easy victories.
Additionally, more than a dozen Indian Americans won various state and local races, including five women. That increased the overall representation of the community at various governmental levels.
There were some Indian American losses. Even though she was the favorite, Sara Gideon failed to unseat Sen. Susan Collins. And, former diplomat Sri Preston Kulkarni lost in Texas' 22nd Congressional District. Another Indian American, Hiral Tipirneni, lost in Arizona's 6th district. All three are Democrats.
However, the losses of these three candidates do not in any way diminish the accomplishment of the Indian American community, which fielded more candidates in this election cycle at all levels than ever before.
Good for India
Champions of India-US relations should be reassured that there will be a man in the Oval Office of the White House who has known India longer than any American president at the beginning of his term. Joe Biden has been a good friend and valuable supporter of India during his Senate years and as a vice president
There are pundits in Delhi that believe that Trump would have been better for India. As evidence, they point to the current president's silence on the Kashmir issue and the Citizenship Amendment Act.
Some in India also saw Prime Minister Narendra Modi's relation with Trump as advantageous for New Delhi.
During PM Modi's September 2019 US visit, Trump made a cameo appearance at the "Howdy Modi" event in Houston with Modi at a gathering of 50,000 Indian Americans. Earlier this year, Trump addressed a large rally in Ahmedabad during his two-day India trip in February.
These interactions might be seen as being advantageous for India-US relations. But the truth is that Trump's attitude toward India has been transactional all along.
While he benefited from these two events politically, they did not translate into any meaningful gains for India. In fact, under the Trump administration, bilateral trade and commercial relations have deteriorated considerably. In fact, a bilateral trade deal that was expected to be inked has not materialized to this day.
On issues such as H-1B, Trump's anti-immigrant policies have adversely affected India and hundreds of thousands of Indian nationals currently working in the United States. Biden has promised that he will reverse many of Trump's immigration and economic policies. This will strengthen the bilateral ties between India and the U.S. and make the relationship a strategic one once again.
Counting delays
The slow pace of counting votes in several states, which caused a delay in reporting the results, has raised eyebrows in India. Some on social media have been gloating about the superiority of the Indian electoral system where votes are counted and results are usually declared within a 12-hour period.
In this regard, it is worth pointing out that the American electoral process is not coordinated and regulated by a central authority like the Election Commission of India. It is highly localized, with states and more than 3,100 counties in charge of all aspects of the election, ranging from the issuance of ballot paper to counting and certifying the results.
In this year's election contest, an unprecedented number of Americans used mail-in ballots because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Tabulating and making sure of the accuracy of these ballots is more difficult than doing so for those votes cast on site. Doing so, however, is critical to ensuring the integrity of the elections, which are sacrosanct in a democracy.
Therefore, the delays in counting votes and the slow pace of the entire process should not be seen as a weakness of American democracy. They denote its strength.
In this year's election Joe Biden won and so did the American democracy. That is a good thing for the United States, for India and indeed for the world.
(The writer is an entrepreneur, civic leader and thought leader based in Washington DC. The views expressed here are personal)
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Kathy Herman's garden has more birds than blooms—a beautiful collection of hummingbirds, wrens, bluejays, cardinals, and other feathered friends. Since Kathy's first novel debuted in 2001 as a CBA national bestseller, she's added many more bestsellers to her credit. Husband Paul is her manager and most ardent supporter. Besides birdwatching in the spacious "backyard" of their East Texas home—mostly the 15th fairway of a golf course—the Hermans enjoy cruising, deep sea fishing, and time spent with their three grown children and five grandchildren. Learn more about Kathy at www.kathyherman.com.
Kathy prefers the view from her kitchen table "office."


Hey everyone, this post will let you guys know why I've been MIA. It's such an exciting new chapter in my life and I can't wait to start it and document it all on here and on YouTube. I've been quite ill with whats been going on with me and had zero energy to do anything which is why my blog and channel ended up taking the hit as I still need to go to work and pay the bills!
So as you can probably guess from the picture above, I'm PREGNANT! Although I've been ill with it, I'm still over the moon and can't wait to meet this little person I'm growing inside. I will be blogging and putting things on my YouTube channel in relation to this, so keep an eye out. I know I've been all over the place with posting but I've been so poorly. I've suffered from Pregnancy hyperemesis and also as I'm typing this I am just getting over a nasty virus which has left me in bed for the last week. Unfortunately I've just passed this onto Scott as well, sorry Scott!
I've been watching a lot of peoples experiences with pregnancy on YouTube, some of them just fly through it fine and I'm just sat here super jealous like 'oh, just me then yeah?'. I know I shouldn't complain but I just keep getting things over and over, nausea, sickness, tiredness and all the other symptoms you can think of. I was even sick so aggressively at one point I burst all the blood vessels in my face and eyes, not a pretty sight and was very covered up with make up! I wouldn't change any of it because it all means at the end of it I get this little bundle of cuteness and poop that I will love forever.
I am still trying to be healthy and still going to Slimming World, so I will also try to film some pregnancy slimming world what I eat in a day videos. I haven't really seen them much so it's something different. I am also thinking of doing a baby haul, some of the clothes I've already picked up are adorable! Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see.
I will also be doing my usual lifestyle and beauty posts just need to fully get back into it and get my head in the game. It's hard after being away from it for so long. I'll leave things here for now, I feel like I've babbled on enough! I'll speak to you soon lovelies.
How have you been? Let me know in the comments below.


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Africa Tech Digest
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Zimbabwe's internet blackout shows how powerless major telcos are against governments
Central Africa East Africa Nigeria Southern Africa Tech Policy West Africa
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Internet access was restored in Zimbabwe late on Wednesday, but on Thursday WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter remained inaccessible.
More than 600 people were arrested this week as police armed with AK-47 rifles rounded up protestors, according to the Associated Press. At least six people were killed when the military was deployed to quell protests against high fuel prices on Monday. Amnesty International reported eight deaths, while the Association of Doctors for Human Rights reported treated 68 cases of gunshot wounds and more than 100 other cases of assaults. A tense calm returned on Thursday.
Zimbabweans were protesting a fuel hike that would see the price of petrol and diesel rise by 150%in a country that already had fuel shortages. Amid the violent crackdown on protesters, Zimbabweans were also cut off from the internet and social media in a blackout meant to stop demonstrators from organizing. It also means that the true extent of the crisis is difficult to ascertain as Zimbabwe remains cut off from the world. In 2017, WhatsApp alone accounted for nearly half of all internet traffic in Zimbabwe, and is instrumental in evading state control. Continue reading
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Philonicus is a genus of robber flies in the family Asilidae. There are at least 20 described species in Philonicus.

Species
These 22 species belong to the genus Philonicus:

 Philonicus albiceps (Meigen, 1820) c g
 Philonicus albospinosus (Bellardi, 1861) c g
 Philonicus arizonensis (Williston, 1893) c g
 Philonicus curtatus Oldroyd, 1964 c g
 Philonicus elutus Loew, 1871 c g
 Philonicus flebeius (Osten Sacken, 1887) c g
 Philonicus fuliginosus (Bellardi, 1861) c g
 Philonicus fuscatus (Hine, 1909) i c g b
 Philonicus ghilarovi Lehr, 1988 c g
 Philonicus iliensis Lehr, 1970 c g
 Philonicus ionescui Tsacas, 1977 c g
 Philonicus limpidipennis (Hine, 1909) i c g
 Philonicus longulus Wulp, 1872 c g
 Philonicus nagatomii Utsuki, 2008 c g
 Philonicus nigrosetosus Wulp, 1881 c g
 Philonicus plebeius Osten Sacken i c g b
 Philonicus rufipennis Hine, 1907 i c g b
 Philonicus scaurus (Walker, 1849) c g
 Philonicus sichanensis Tsacas, 1977 c g
 Philonicus truquii (Bellardi, 1861) i c g
 Philonicus tuxpanganus (Bellardi, 1862) c g
 Philonicus vagans (Wiedemann, 1828) c g

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Finally, a Native American Exhibition in the Met's American Wing
91 of the objects on display were gifted to the museum on the condition that they be contextualized within the framework of America's art history
Headdress frontlet, ca. 1820–40, by a Tsimshian artist, British Columbia. (The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection of Native American Art, Promised Gift of Charles and Valerie Diker)
By Brigit Katz
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is home to an important collection of Native American artwork—from ancient stone tools to the intricate beadwork of one of the most acclaimed living practitioners of the form, Assiniboine-Sioux artist Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty. The pieces, which represent the diverse cultural heritage of a wide range of indigenous peoples throughout the ages, have traditionally been displayed in the galleries of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, but a milestone show at the Met is now seeking to situate Native American works within the broader narrative of American art.
For the first time in the museum's long history, as Sarah Cascone reports for Artnet News, the Met has launched an exhibition of Native American art in its American Wing. Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection opens today with 116 pieces representing more than 50 indigenous cultures in North America.
The items on view were sourced from the holdings of Charles and Valerie Diker, philanthropists who have amassed one of the world's most important private collections of Native American artworks. Some of the objects are loans, others had already been donated to the museum, and 91 were recently gifted on the condition that they "would be presented as American art rather than tribal art," Charles Diker tells Gabriella Angeleti of the Art Newspaper. The Dikers wanted their donations to be displayed in the American Wing in order to "re-contextualize what we define as American culture," Charles adds.
When it was first established in 1924, the Met's American Wing focused primarily on art and architecture from the Colonial and Federal periods. The scope of the items on display has expanded over the years, but Sylvia Yount, the curator in charge of the wing, acknowledges that the Met—and other American institutions—are "really behind the curve" when it comes to displaying indigenous artworks within the framework of America's art history.
"[Visitors] go through and expect to see Native American work here," she told Randy Kennedy of the New York Times last year. "Because often where they come from, indigenous art is part of the narrative of a nation's art, in a way that it's not in the United States."
The Met, in collaboration with the Dikers, began taking steps to reframe its telling of the history of Native American art in 2016, when it displayed three items from the Dikers' collection in the American Wing, next to paintings and sculptures that address "relevant historical and cultural themes," the Met said in a statement. But the new show marks the first time that indigenous art has been presented in a fully fledged exhibition in the wing. Among the highlights of the exhibition are a 19th-century Tsimshian headdress, inlaid with abalone shells, from British Columbia, an early 20th-century dance mask by a Yup'ik artist from Alaska and a ceramic jar made by the famed potter Nampeyo, who lived on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona.
The Dikers first began collecting Native American pieces in the 1970s, drawn in by the artworks' "aesthetic value," Charles Diker tells Angeleti of the Art Newspaper. The new exhibition at the Met strives to emphasize the beauty of indigenous artworks—not as entities distinct from the story of American art, but as part of the "entangled histories of contact and colonization," Yount, the curator, says in the museum's statement.
About Brigit Katz
Brigit Katz is a freelance writer based in Toronto. Her work has appeared in a number of publications, including NYmag.com, Flavorwire and Tina Brown Media's Women in the World.
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