At least 45 new recruits walked around the campus, during the gallery, complete with elaborate fantasy costumes and make-up. Each focused on the role he/she was portraying, unmindful of the distractions provided by onlookers. The purpose of the gallery was to expose the thespians to a wider stage or arena and to test their acting ability regardless of the environment or situation they are in.
The following gallery artists were given special recognition: Almadz Khaif Garcia, Jerry A. Alejandria and Alice Dizon for the Most Effective Costume Award; and Cassandra Hairol, Alice Dizon and Jenely Rose Yniego for the Most Effective Character Award.
The closing program in the evening of August 6 featured three competing short plays staged by the new recruits. The showcase is an output of over a month of BITAW (Basic Integrated Theater Acting Workshop). The workshop was conducted by senior theater members among this year's 45 new recruits, out of 80 applicants.
The play "Dream on," was a run-away winner. It essayed the travails of neophyte student artists. It was very entertaining and effective as a comedy. Aside from the Best Play Award, it also bagged the following: Most Promising Actor in a Supporting Role: Robertson G. Cometa; Most Promising Director: Caryl Joyce Garpio; Most Promising Actress in a Lead Role: Ma. Eliza Ann E. Mayor; Most Promising Actress in a Supporting Role: Rio Mae F. Pigar.
Mr. Kim Arvi M. Flores was adjudged most promising actor in a lead role. He was very convincing in his portrayal of the role of an emotionally-laden father who lost a child in the play "Three in One Drama". The third play titled "Memorabilyang Larawan," was a heavy drama whose actors likewise showed star quality.
The play "Karnahan and Peryabal," which was not part of the competition, showed the senior guild members' dramatic, singing and dancing skills. These skills had been honed by a series of workshops conducted by no less than the Philippine Experimental Theater Association, Inc. (PETA) as well as by respected luminaries in Philippine theater arts like Peque Gallaga, Nestor Horfilla, Rudy Reveche, Erick de Castro and Arman Sta. Ana.
In an inspiring message, Dr. Roberto B. Torres, Director, Office of Culture and the Arts (OCTA) and UTG founder and moderator, congratulated the senior members for their sheer determination and deep love for the theater that made them persevere through trying times. He also commended them for having loved and polished their craft so well. He likewise marveled at the display of talents by the new members.


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Nathan is a qualified Actuary (FIAA) and holds an MBA from Macquarie Graduate School of Management.
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Bernadette is a partner in our Financial Services Assurance practice. Bernadette joined PwC US in November 2016 and spent two years in New York City working on sales practices remediation for a global bank, before joining our Australian practice in February 2019.
Bernadette's focus is on how we can use regulatory change, including DDO, to drive positive customer and organisation outcomes. Bernadette is leading the firm's approach to DDO and has worked with many of our clients as they approach design and implementation of these obligations.
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To celebrate Community and Philanthropy Partnerships Week in 2017, Access has been capturing the unique stories, experiences and partnerships created through the Logan Community Hubs. We have been documenting valuable insights from families, organisations and volunteers from across the community to determine how the Community Hubs have been assisting families to strengthen their social connections and what impact these connections are having on their wellbeing. This report is a collation of different perspectives and provides an important reflection on how the Logan Community Hubs have evolved over the last four years to become an integral conduit for strengthening our community. Click here to view the report and contact Annie Rutherford for more information.


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Columbus Day Controversy
Posted on October 14, 2013 June 15, 2018 by Pragmatic Mom
Columbus Day is a school holiday but my kids only learned about why they [really] get the day off when they were in preschool. Why don't they learn more in elementary school? Perhaps it's because of the controversy over his "feat."
There are three main sources of controversy involving Columbus's interactions with the indigenous people he labeled "Indians": the use of violence and slavery, the forced conversion of native peoples to Christianity, and the introduction of a host of new diseases that would have dramatic long-term effects on native people in the Americas.
Historians have uncovered extensive evidence of the damage wreaked by Columbus and his teams, leading to an outcry over emphasis placed upon studying and celebrating him in schools and public celebrations.
from History.com
Still, it's an official holiday. The landing, which occurred on October 12, 1492, is celebrated as Columbus Day. Do you think Columbus Day should be a national holiday in the United States?
He missed the mark but hit it just the same.
This video from The History Channel explains Christopher Columbus' accomplishments.
And these songs explain what happened as well.
In fourteen hundred ninety-two
Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
He had three ships and left from Spain;
He sailed through sunshine, wind and rain.
He sailed by night; he sailed by day;
He used the stars to find his way.
A compass also helped him know
How to find the way to go.
Ninety sailors were on board;
Some men worked while others snored.
Then the workers went to sleep;
And others watched the ocean deep.
Day after day they looked for land;
They dreamed of trees and rocks and sand.
October 12 their dream came true,
You never saw a happier crew!
"Indians! Indians!" Columbus cried;
His heart was filled with joyful pride.
But "India" the land was not;
It was the Bahamas, and it was hot.
The Arakawa natives were very nice;
They gave the sailors food and spice.
Columbus sailed on to find some gold
To bring back home, as he'd been told.
He made the trip again and again,
Trading gold to bring to Spain.
The first American? No, not quite.
But Columbus was brave, and he was bright.
Columbus Day Song
(sung to the tune of "The Farmer in the Dell")
In 1492,
Columbus sailed across the sea,
For 70 days he sailed,
For 70 days he sailed.
He came to a new land,
And came to a new land.
Exploring he did go,
Exploring he did go.
He sailed back home to Spain,
Then sailed back home to Spain.Christopher Columbus
In August 1492,
Columbus sailed the ocean blue.October 12th they sighted land,
And set their feet upon new sand.
I found both these lovely poems at Teaching Heart.
Books for Kids about Christopher Columbus
My First Biography: Christopher Columbus by Marion Dane Bauer
This first biography series tells Columbus' story in a very simple way. [picture book biography, ages 4 to 8]
Christopher Columbus (Step into Reading, Step 2, Grades 1-3) by Stephen Krensky
An easy reader version of Christopher Columbus' voyage to the New World. [easy non fiction reader, ages 5 to 8]
Who Was Christopher Columbus? by Bonnie Bader
This excellent Who Was series also talks about Christopher Columbus' childhood. [easy chapter book, ages 7 and up]
Where Do You Think You're Going, Christopher Columbus? by Jean Fritz
"Fritz's unconventional look at the great explorer who accidently discovered the New World reveals the navigator's obstinate as well as his visionary side." — School Library Journal [non fiction, ages 7 to 9]
DK Discoveries: Christopher Columbus: Explorer of the New World by Peter Chrisp
The DK Discoveries series uses photographs, annotated illustrations, and exploded views help piece together the story. There is also a gatefold page opens out to show a panoramic view of the scene. [non fiction, ages 4 to 12]
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10 thoughts on "Columbus Day Controversy"
Interestingly, CA schools don't have a day off for Columbus Day. I guess we are too "liberal" to celebrate Mr Misguided Mass Murderer, but, whether we like it or not, he is still a significant historical figure and a courageous explorer. We read You Wouldn't Want to Sail with Christopher Columbus this year and build boats that were even less seaworthy than Columbus ships 🙂
Thanks for your great book recommendation! I guess celebrating Columbus Day is an East Coast thing.
I never heard of Columbus Day until we moved to Massachusetts. I think it is important to learn about Columbus, as we learn about all sorts of historical figures who did good things and bad things. We just need to teach the entire story.
That's a great point! Our history should present a balanced good/bad picture of Columbus (which we don't here in Massachusetts) even though we have the day off.
My first year of teaching, I got a little overzealous at teaching both sides of Columbus. Recently I was visiting my friend and her son, who was in that class in fifth grade. Now he's in his 20's and still has hard feelings toward Columbus! It was good for them to see that there's more to history than a paragraph.
I think you did a good thing by presenting both sides of Columbus. It's true that history is written by the victors but fair is fair. And honestly, he's probably not the first European to discover America. Aren't the Vikings believed to have reached the New World first? And certainly the Chinese Admiral made it here as well (without the genocide as well!).
I think that is why it would be good for older kids to learn because you can present a more complex position. I think we will look out for these titles. Aren't books great?!
Yes, love that books help give a more complex position. I think we need to teach kids to think critically like that and to be able to seperate the spin from the the truth. If we did that, maybe we would be able to avoid more wars. Columbus is an interesting one; his backstory is well known but we as a country seem reluntant to show that side of him and perpetuate a "clean" version.
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i will sing that song in my school assembly thnks for this song
Hi Arrow,
You are very welcome! Hope you have an awesome Columbus Day!
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Fifty-eight percent of Generation Z Australians – defined as those aged between 14 and 21 – want to start a business, compared to 53 percent of millennials, and 34 percent of gen X, a survey has found.
The Reality Bytes report, commissioned by WP Engine and produced by the Center for Generational Kinetics, surveyed over 1,000 Australians aged between 14-59 to learn about the online habits of the different generations. It found that 62 percent of gen Zs who want to start a business plan to launch that business online first.
However, they believe an omni-channel presence is key: the report found that, more than any other generation, gen Z prefers that businesses have both an online presence and a physical shopfront. In turn, 38 percent of those who want to launch a business online would still do so at a physical location.
Gen Zs are the most likely to start a business in the technology sphere, with 20 percent opting for that choice, while 30 percent of millennials, 26 percent of gen X, and 23 percent of baby boomers would look to the retail sector.
Mark Randall, Australia New Zealand country manager at WP Engine, said, "Gen Z is well on its way to becoming the largest generation of consumers by the year 2020.
The focus on the internet is not surprising given that gen Z is seen as the first generation of truly digital digital natives, who have never known a world without the internet: according to the report, 55 percent of Gen Z surveyed can't go more than five hours without internet access.
Almost 90 percent of gen Z strongly associate the internet with social media, while 77 percent also associate it with entertainment and content.
This is a stark contrast to baby boomers, 94 percent of whom stated that they associate the internet with email, and 86 percent with search or other informational tools.
The difference in what the different generations use the internet for also influences their expectations of what they can get from it: according to the survey, 36 percent of Gen Z expect the internet to predict what they need and alert them before they need it within the next five years, compared to 27 percent of millennials, 30 percent of ben X, and 30 percent of boomers.
Forty-four percent of gen Z, which represents US$143 billion in buying power globally and influences up to 93 percent of family spend, also stated that they would stop actively visiting a website if it didn't anticipate what they needed, liked, or wanted. This generation is also more likely to provide their personal data in exchange for a more personalised experience.
What they need, like, or want also applies to social causes: the survey found 63 percent of Gen Z are more likely to buy from a company that contributes to social causes, while 27 percent have stopped buying from a company that contributes to a social cause they disagree with.
This holds true across the generations, with close to 30 percent of consumers of all ages agreeing they would stop buying from a company that contributes to a cause they disagree with.


It's the last dinosaur egg in the world. How far would you go to find it?
When 13-year-old twins Grace and Marty lose their parents in a freak accident, they are sent to live on a secret island with their mysterious Uncle Wolfe. He is a scientist obsessed with dinosaurs and cryptids – animals that have never been proven to exist. And he needs the twins' help. A dinosaur egg has been discovered in the Congo, and Marty and Grace must track it down. But Uncle Wolfe's nemesis, the evil Dr Blackwood, will do anything to find the egg first and steal it for himself… A fast and furious Jurassic Park style adventure from a masterful storyteller.


There was shock among Celebrity Masterchef fans as Offaly singer-songwriter Mundy exited the TV3 show on Thursday night. The Galway Girl singer had almost garnered a cult-like following as his laid back and off-the-cuff style won favour with fans and judges alike in recent episodes. Sadly for the Birr man, Thursday night's show saw contestants given the stern task of re-creating a restaurant quality black grouse dish created by judge Robin Gill.
The chopping and plucking of the unusual bird made for grim viewing, and things didn't get any better for Mundy as he ran into quite a few roadblocks throughout the cook. The intricate dish was black grouse stuffed with heather and hay, served with duck hearts, Roscoff onions and corn salsa - not exactly your average Thursday night dinner!
The show's co-judge Daniel Clifford called time on the challenge, asking contestants to "walk away, walk away." "I'll f**king walk away alright," a clearly frazzled Mundy replied. His trademark freestyle approach had not gone down well this time with such a tough assignment at hand.
"He was actually going to put raw butter on the dish?" a clearly amazed Robin Gill pondered when Mundy burnt his beurre noisette and looked for a quick fix. "That breaks my heart," Gill claimed, and the judge's sentiments were mutual because Mundy had certainly won their hearts and palettes over the first number of weeks on the show.
Gill wasn't the only one feeling emotional. "I've grown really attached to you," said a tearful Clifford when it came to sending Mundy home. "You're such a free spirit, and I don't like tying you down," the British chef added. The pair shared the ultimate manhug, while Mundy held firm and refrained from showing too much disappointment.
"I'll still love cooking, without a doubt, but I'm just going to stick to the music," the Birr man said as he headed for the door. Having impressed with a fish taco dish two weeks earlier, Mundy was resilient to the very end before he left the studio for the final time: "If someone wants my taco recipe, I'll sell it to them."
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The hit comedy film Sideways is about a road trip in the wine country of sunny California in which the two main characters, Miles and Jack, taste copious quantities of red wine while coping with major life dramas. It is a hilarious film that touched more and more people with its dark comedy and truly moving portraits of folks dealing with love, pain, and wine-tasting.
But perhaps the greatest thing about Sideways was the actual way it inspired so many people to look out and become connoisseurs of fine wine! According to the Internet Movie Database, the show made so many of its fans are interested to buy Pinot Noir (a dry burgandy or merlot wine) that sales significantly increased in the US and UK after and during its release. Talk about the effect of movies on people!
If you wish to learn a bit more about red, dry red wine, and its particular other variants but feel clueless regarding whole thing, here's a quick wine guide; a red-wine-for-dummy guide if you want!
Why is Red Wine... Er... Red?
Red wine is so colored because of the grape skins involved. There are a multitude of grape types, each as different and colorful as the next. You might have purple, maroon, deep red, light red--the list goes on. Each variety brings a unique shade of red to burgandy or merlot wine and the various colors you can see in wine stores certainly are a direct result of the various grapes used in worldwide wine-making processes. A person wine's color depends largely on the type of grape was adopted to make it and how long the skin was left in with the juice before being extracted.
What Are The A variety of Red Wine?
There are many different kinds of red wine but they are usually judged by their "body." As an example, a light-bodied wine is not very demanding on the mouth and taste buds. It goes well with food which is flavor intensive. Among this kind of wine is the French red wine Beaujolais Nouveau.
On the other hand, you will find the medium-bodied red wine which is a slightly heavier wine (e.g. Shiraz, Merlot, etc.) and not as heavy so when powerful as a full-bodied wine like French Bordeaux wines and Italian burgandy or merlot wine like the Super Tuscans. Full-bodied wines are denser and have a higher alcohol content.
You could have noticed at some parties, tasting events, or formal gatherings that burgandy or merlot wine is served in a particular glass. You are able to that an oval or egg-shaped glass that narrows because it reaches the top (than the slim, tall glass) is the best way to appreciate red as it allows the wine to breathe and swirl better. The most effective temperature to serve red is 60-65 degrees Fahrenheit. Serve it hot and the alcohol can be overly emphasized; freezing and it will taste bitter.
Red Wine--What Will be the Different Varieties?
There are numerous of red wines offered by all over the world from dry burgandy or merlot wine to full-bodied wine to age-old wine. There's really no such thing because the best red wine--what is tastiest for your requirements should be considered the best. However there are many red wines that can come highly recommended like Californian red, Australian red wine, after which of course, every other kind of wine throughout Europe, like Spanish dark wine and the ones previously mentioned. Soon enough, you will be able to determine exactly what your type of burgandy or merlot wine is. For now, have you thought to sample the many tasty wines out there like Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc... ?
How Healthy IS Dark wine?
Red wine 101 nowadays will tell you that red or dry red wine is actually good for you. There has been recent studies by scientists in the UK that suggest a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon-derived wines will do the heart very good.
So, if you're looking to spice up your meals or simply just want to develop a healthier diet, red wine or dry red wine may be just the thing for you. Hopefully, it's been enough information to whet your appetite. Happy wine drinking!


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Q: lisp and writing a simple database can anyone help me write a simple database?
[define database
  [list [new Album
                "The White Album"
                 "The Beatles"
                 "Rock"]
        [new Album
                "Collected"
                "Massive Attack"
                "Bristol sound"]
        [new "Idlewild"
                "Outkast"
                "Soundtrack"]
                ... etc ...]]

Writing accessors
You can access the fields of an album object (call it a) by saying a.title, a.artist, or a.genre.  But ".artist" isn't a procedure and sometimes it's useful to have a procedures that take album objects and return their title, artist, or genre.  So we'll start by writing them.
Write three procedures, title, artist, and genre, that, given an Album object as input, return its title, artist, and genre, respectively.  Include a test case for each to show that it works, e.g. [title [new Album "a" "b" "c"]] ought to output "a".

[define database
[list [new Album
"break up"
"Mario"
"R&B]]]
[title [new album]]

A: I recommend you read the "Practical Common Lisp".
Chapter 3 Practical: A Simple Database may help you to solve your problem.

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Praise an engineer - and win £10,000
Prizes worth a total of £35,000 are to be awarded for positive portrayals of engineers in the media.
Any film, television programme, play, book or radio play showing an engineer in a favorable light will be eligible for a £10,000 award and there are £8000 prizes for fictional civil and mechanical engineers and civil engineering surveyors.
The prize is the initiative of Gordon Masterton, the president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, who personally put up £10,000.
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, the Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors and the Royal Academy of Engineering have contributed the rest of the fund.
The scheme has been launched on the 200th anniversary of the birth of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and seeks to address the industry-wide shortage of engineers.
"The UK is abundant with infrastructure projects, but we haven't got enough young engineers coming through," said Masterton.
"We are looking to reward fictional portrayals of engineers as exciting, innovative and bold as Brunel was, so that youngsters are inspired to think about engineering as a career. If either the Ross or Rachel characters in Friends had been a civil engineer, I have no doubt we would be attracting more applicants."
The precise terms of the scheme and its judging panel are expected to be announced this week.


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New York Men Used Twitter to Direct G20 Protesters
Posted Oct 4, 2009	by Chris Dade
Police in Pennsylvania have accused two men from New York of using the social networking site Twitter to direct protesters at last month's G20 summit in Pittsburgh.
Tear gas has been launched against protesters at the G20 conference in Pittsburgh
Photo by iwasaround
Elliot M. Madison, 41, and Michael Wallschlaeger, 46, of Jackson Heights, N.Y were first detained by police on September 24, the summit was held on September 24-25, at the Carefree Inn on Kisow Drive in Kennedy Township, a suburb of Pittsburgh.
According to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review the men's hotel room was full of computers, police scanners and maps of the Pittsburgh area.
As they sat in the room, wearing headphones and microphones, they allegedly sent messages via Twitter, as well as by cell phone, to protesters who were moving around Pittsburgh itself.
The complaint filed by state police claims that Madison and Wallschlaeger used Twitter, the Guardian reports that police accessed Twitter as protesters communicated amongst themselves, "to inform the protesters and groups of the movements and actions of law enforcement".
On September 25 the men posted bail, Madison for $30,000 and Wallschlaeger for $5,000, and were released the same day. Come October 13 they will be in court for preliminary hearings. Their charge sheet accuses them, says the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, of "hindering apprehension or prosecution, criminal use of a communication facility and possessing instruments of crime".
Further to the arrest of Madison and Wallschlaeger, on Friday October 3, FBI officers carried out a raid on the home of the former man and after 16 hours at the property left with a variety of items that included 11 gas masks, five pairs of goggles and test tubes and beakers.
Anarchist literature and books were was also removed from the home of Madison and his wife Elena, an urban planner and assistant vice president of the Project for Public Spaces, with some of the literature and books seized having been written by Madison himself. Pictures of Vladimir Lenin and Karl Marx were removed too, along with information pertaining to "This Week in Radical History", a radio talk show produced by Wallschlaeger.
Martin R. Stolar, attorney for Elliot M. Madison, has filed a federal court motion in Brooklyn which seeks the return of the items that were taken by the FBI from the home of his client on Friday. The motion states that the FBI did not adhere to the terms of their search warrant and violated Madison's rights under the First Amendment, claiming many of the items seized had no relevance to the ongoing government investigation.
Describing themselves as anarchists, Madison, a social worker with a Manhattan-based psychiatric-social program called Fountain House, and his wife are involved in a group known as The Peoples' Law Collective. The Guardian notes that the collective offers legal advice to protesters who may be facing charges as a consequence of their political activities.
An estimated 5,000 protesters attended the G20 summit in Pittsburgh and nearly 200 of them were arrested by police.
Digital Journal reported on September 24 that tear gas was fired at those protesting at the summit as 4,000 police officers and 2,000 members of the National Guard were assembled to deal with any demonstrations.


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NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl() {}

NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::~NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl() {
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::SetDefaultNetworkPathForTesting(
    const std::string& service_path) {
  if (service_path.empty())
    default_network_.reset();
  else
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}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::SetDetectionResultsForTesting(
    const std::string& service_path,
    const CaptivePortalState& state) {
  if (!service_path.empty())
    portal_state_map_[service_path] = state;
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::NotifyObserversForTesting() {
  CaptivePortalState state;
  if (default_network_ &&
      portal_state_map_.count(default_network_->path())) {
    state = portal_state_map_[default_network_->path()];
  }
  FOR_EACH_OBSERVER(Observer, observers_,
                    OnPortalDetectionCompleted(default_network_.get(), state));
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::AddObserver(Observer* observer) {
  if (observer && !observers_.HasObserver(observer))
    observers_.AddObserver(observer);
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::AddAndFireObserver(Observer* observer) {
  AddObserver(observer);
  if (!observer)
    return;
  if (!default_network_ ||
      !portal_state_map_.count(default_network_->path())) {
    observer->OnPortalDetectionCompleted(default_network_.get(),
                                         CaptivePortalState());
  } else {
    observer->OnPortalDetectionCompleted(
        default_network_.get(),
        portal_state_map_[default_network_->path()]);
  }
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::RemoveObserver(Observer* observer) {
  if (observer)
    observers_.RemoveObserver(observer);
}

NetworkPortalDetector::CaptivePortalState
NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::GetCaptivePortalState(
    const std::string& service_path) {
  CaptivePortalStateMap::iterator it = portal_state_map_.find(service_path);
  if (it == portal_state_map_.end())
    return CaptivePortalState();
  return it->second;
}

bool NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::IsEnabled() {
  return true;
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::Enable(bool start_detection) {
}

bool NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::StartDetectionIfIdle() {
  return false;
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::EnableErrorScreenStrategy() {
}

void NetworkPortalDetectorTestImpl::DisableErrorScreenStrategy() {
}

}  // namespace chromeos

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The profiles feature a trapezoid-perforated anchoring leg made of aluminum which is secured in the mortar bond coat beneath the tile and supports a slip-resistant thermoplastic rubber wear surface. The tread surface of TREP-B is available in a variety of colors and can be replaced in case of damage or wear.
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Last night I was watching Anderson Cooper and his whole show was about the "Crisis in Libya" and how Qadhafi was using his warplanes to bomb rebel position. The program talked about how desperate the situation is for the rebels and something must be done to help them. Anderson Cooper even talked by phone to someone who talked about how desperate their situation was and the Libyan was saying "we need your help" and Anderson Cooper says "we will get your story out" and would call this dude back.
I am not defending George Bush on Iraq as I have questions about that myself but Saddam Hussein far worse that Qadhafi and when he tried to do something about it he was pounded day in and day out by the media and the Democrats. The liberal media and the democrats wanted out before the war was over and Senator Harry Reid even said "the war was lost". Now fast forward to today, there is another despot killing his own people with open civil war taking place and now all of a sudden this same liberal media is whining that something must be done to help these Libyan rebels when they said nothing about how Saddam Hussein used poison gas on his own people.
I say turn about is fair play so as far as Libya I do not want any American Intervention in the Libyan matter. The media are reporting there needs to be a no fly zone over Libya so Qadhafi can't use his warplanes. I say we take the approach President Reagan did in the 1980's when the Soviet Union invaded Afgahnistan. The United States armed the rebels, and in order for them to shoot down Soviet Aircraft we gave them stinger missiles and showed then how to use them. I get sick of this media trying to steer the course of this nation based on who they support in office. Rest assured if this was a Republican President thinking about no fly zones and air strikes in Libya the liberal media would be reporting "The Arab street is upset because the United States is about to get involved in another Middle Eastern country". We would be seeing Arabs in the street protesting and having their Day of Rage" because of this.
I have linked to an article below that talks about the U.S. secret plan to arm the rebels and I am ok with, but no American military personal need to be involved. These people need to solve their own problems.
With just one month away from the November election the Liberals are up to their usual tactics of trying to "scare" the American people into thinking the Republicans, especially Tea Party candidates are going to "cut Social Security, Medicare, or drudge up some past comment by a candidate that was said years ago to make them out to be some kind of kook!! Take for example Christine O'Donnell who is the Tea Party candidate for Senate in Delaware. A few weeks ago they dredged up some old video of her on the Bill Maher show talking about witchcraft and now she is made out to be a witch. Then this week on Yahoo news the AP has found the following quote attributed to O'Donnell: "She said China had a "carefully thought out and strategic plan to take over America" and accused one opponent of appeasement for suggesting that the two countries were economically dependent and should find a way to be allies." Is this not what has happened? China owns our debt and if they want to call it in then what happens? Looks to me the Chinese have taken us over!
Also, in Kentucky Rand Paul is the Tea Party Candidate and he is being made out to be some kind of kook and in Kentucky the Liberals are scaring the Senior Citizens by telling them they will have a $2,000.00 deductible on their Medicare which is not true. I have lived long enough now to know the Liberal playbook. I remember in 1980 when I was 17 and Ronald Reagan was running for President. My granny lived in the country and said the following to me and my mom: "They are telling us Ronald Reagan wants to round-up all the old people and kill them so he would not have to pay their Social Security". Obviously, I told her this was not true but was part of the Liberal playbook to scare the seniors. We have been told Ronald Reagan was a "dumb cowboy", George H. Bush was a wimp, and George W. Bush was "dumb and can't speak well" Do you see a pattern here? Now the tea party candidates are kooks!!


'The One' is an 80-storey mixed-use tower on a prominent downtown site at One Bloor West, which pioneers a new model of vertical retail in the city. Rising to 318 metres, it will be Toronto's second tallest building and combines a residential tower with a retail base, which is integrated with the city's underground pedestrian 'PATH' network.
The base comprises nine levels of shops, cafes and restaurants, arranged around a soaring 60-metre atrium. A flexible 'urban room' is elevated two storeys above the street, protected from the weather and accessed by two express escalators. The apartments are reached via a glass bridge at level 12, and incorporate winter-gardens with panoramic city views. In contrast to the typical glass residential tower with shallow balconies, the façade is characterised by warm metallic tones and a distinctive bronze exoskeleton frame, which transforms as the tower rises to articulate the change in function.
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AMY and Jo, daughters of the journalist Mike Willesee, were sure their mother was not depressed but that she was suffering from a serious undiagnosed medical condition.
But Nepean Hospital medical staff failed to take a history from the women, despite their mother Carol, an accomplished stage actress, being in such a state she was unable to communicate, they told the Special Commission of Inquiry into acute care services in NSW yesterday.
Carol Willesee had gone from a healthy active woman in June 2006, to within four months not being able to walk unassisted. She died in December 2006, aged 59, of the extremely rare neurological Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
Doctors had previously determined her problems were psychosomatic. Her daughters took her to a private psychiatric hospital in Richmond at the end of October 2006.
"At that point we felt lost in the system because we had nowhere to go … plus we had the absolute terror that something was significantly wrong with her. She appeared to us to be dying," Amy Willesee said.
Within days that hospital sent her by ambulance to Nepean Hospital's emergency department.
Amy Willesee told the inquiry the family became increasingly distressed during their mother's four-week stay at Nepean because they felt ignored by medical staff who did not speak to them at all about what their mother might be suffering from or what tests they were organising.
She said she suspected that because her mother had come from a psychiatric hospital her condition was not being treated as medical.
She had suspected her mother had the disease after researching her symptoms on the internet, but it was not until weeks after Carol was admitted that the doctors said they were investigating the possibility of CJD despite medical notes revealing later that it had been initially raised in emergency.
She said her mother was not adequately treated while at Nepean and the neurological team did not document many of the "frightening" symptoms she had witnessed, such as her arm being straight up in the air so stiff she could not pull it down.
"It meant that Mum's pain and distress was never treated until she was diagnosed which was 23 days after her admission."
The family never got to speak with her treating neurologist despite several requests and the junior doctor gave them scant information, she said.
"Every day we would attempt to make contact with the specialist," she said. "We didn't ever meet the specialist."
She said family were not told of any tests being conducted and were not given the opportunity to ask questions.
"We felt that she was just lying there dying," she said.
Outside the inquiry she said: "At no time did any of the doctors at that hospital talk to us about what might be wrong with Mum".


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An independent boarding and day school for boys and girls set in glorious countryside on a site of 153 acres south of Perth.
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"Opportunities for all to excel"
Strathallan is an independent boarding and day school for boys and girls set in glorious countryside on a site of 153 acres a few miles south of Perth. The school has eight boarding houses in operation, extensive playing fields and a strength and conditioning centre. The Tennis Academy is very successful, whilst clay pigeon shooting, golf, fishing, and canoeing are also on offer. The school organises regular drama productions and a significant number of pupils achieve London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) awards.
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I see a great deal of candidates each week who are seeking their next career challenge. Often, these candidates are looking for a step up in terms of role and responsibilities or an increment in salary. Many do not move forward as they haven't got the requisite experience required for the position in question. I often wonder, why don't they put their hand up for these roles internally? Now, some organisations are too small for employees to go up the chain but many organisations have room to offer greater responsibilities and promotions to valued and capable staff members. It's a natural progression and the individual and their skill set are known within their current organisation. When a vacancy arises companies often do one of three things. They either open it up to internal applicants first, they combine an internal with external recruitment exercise or purely look at the external market.
In two out of three hiring strategies, you're in with a chance. However it is vital that you to stand out amongst your peers. But how?
Being an employee is a double edged sword. On the one hand, you are known to your employer. They know you, your work orientation and often your skills and abilities in the role you are performing. That's great!! Or so you think?!? Often employees are pigeon holed because of this. Performing well in your current role does not equate to being seen as capable at a higher level. What's more your employer has a better understanding of your weaknesses in addition to your strengths. Finally your employer only takes you into account "in-situ" – your manager will often forget about the work you did or your roles, responsibilities and projects undertaken prior to joining the organisation or from within other departments. When applying for internal roles your resume must shine.Gain the position description (PD) from the hiring manager and look at the role, responsibilities, qualifications, skills, experience and attributes sought after.
Now, write your resume with intent.While your employer has your employee record, still put your name, email and telephone at the very least. Contact details are present in every professionally written resume so follow the format. Next, write your career objective and within this state what you bring to the role you are applying for.
List in three headings your qualifications, other courses and skills you bring to the role. Then, in reverse chronological order under Date, Organisation and Title headings detail the responsibilities you have or have had (paying particular attention to responsibilities in the PD) ensuring that if you've had responsibilities equivalent to those outlined either in current or previous roles. If there are career highlights or achievements that would add value to the role you're applying for make sure you list these as well.
When we have certain attire we wear to work we dress instinctively for the working day. If you don't wear a uniform make sure you are neatly and professionally presented on your interview day. Take it up a notch. If you are in uniform, wear a clean, pressed uniform, shine your shoes and groom yourself as you would for an external interview.
Again, you know the people interviewing you and often it is the familiar that can lead to many an internal candidate's undoing.
Prepare as you would for an external interview. You have the added benefit. You're on the ground and can talk to the person that holds or has held the role you're applying for. Ask them about the nuances of the role and be sure to have examples of your abilities and/or experience that would add value. If you know the team members with whom you'll be working or managing, think about how you can work with and through these people to gain the outcomes your company seeks.
Then, at interview, yes be true to yourself but be sure you go into detail when answering questions. Many internal applicants may say "Yes, I've done that. You know what I've done". Explain and give examples. You may remember but your manager may not. Ensure you give the hiring team no doubt as to your suitability and capability for the role.
Many internal applicants gloss over the process however by taking the time and effort to follow these simple steps could yield a lasting benefit to you and see you well in your way to succession within your own organisation.
For more help on how to prepare for both internal or external interviews contact Harvest Recruitment on 1300 363 128 or email info@harvesthr.com.au..
Post written by Maree Herath, Director of Harvest Recruitment.


Ilana Sowter is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine.
She has special interests in women's health & radiance – not only to feel better from unwanted signs and symptoms that are experienced, but to feel fantastic and reach your full potential as women.
Of course encompassing this includes fertility, pregnancy, smooth menopause transition and beyond.
She is a triple-degree graduate to Masters level (RMIT).
Ilana is also a speaker, educating fellow practitioners about Women's Health and Chinese Herbal medicine with Materia Medica and lectures at NZCCM in TCM Women's Health.
Ilana first studied Science at the prestigious Melbourne University. After this, she personally found great efficacy in Acupuncture for a stubborn rash and chest infection which them completely disappeared. Naturally, Ilana has always been passionate about herbs, health and life.
Are you a registered practitioner?
Yes, Dr. Ilana Sowter is a fully qualified practitioner of Chinese Medicine. She holds a strict code of ethics and accountability. Notably, she is registered with the Australian CMRB and is a member of AACMA. For more about Dr. Ilana and her qualifications go here.
With over 9 years of practical experience, Dr. Ilana Sowter found that Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs were not always enough to treat her patients effectively. With exploring the depths of some of her patients' lives and thinking patters she soon discovered that many had issues. Life circumstances or thinking patterns that once changed; their health problems remarkably improved. This is where coaching is key; if the true cause of the disease is not treated then the disease will not be cured. More about coaching.
Acupuncture can be beneficial other general conditions. Dr Ilana works in Fairfield, Melbourne.
Past Dr. Ilana has been practising for over 9 years. She spent her early career working with Ngaio Richards at Sydney's House of Fertility and Healing. Later was a part of Fertile Ground Health Group; Melbourne's premium collaboration of health practitioners. She understands the importance of being your health practitioner while working in collaboration with you GP, specialist and team of people. Since 2016, she ran her own private practice in Ivanhoe, Melbourne. Then she ran her own private practice in Murrays Bay, Auckland, New Zealand for over a year whilst completing her Masters in Chinese Herbal Medicine.
Ilana is a member of AACMA, and is registered with the Australian government's AHPRA body.
Ilana devotes much of her time researching anecdotal evidence and current trends in women's health and wellbeing. Essentially, she is passionate about attending seminars, hosting seminars and teaching at university level. Her main purpose is to inspire her clients about understanding and applying complete wellbeing. She has undertaken extra studies and training with Professor Huang Huang, along with observing some great herbalists such as Peter Slipper, Dr Li and Kylie Freemantle. Recently, she has presented various seminars for Materia Medica and has taught TCM Gynaecology at NZCCM.
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Goldie refers to both a British pop/rock band and a UK Drum & Bass/Jungle producer.
With his reputation firmly established, he released his second album in 1998, Saturnzreturn. The album's opening track, Mother is also an hour long orchestral drum and bass piece. The remainder of the album features appearances by David Bowie, Noel Gallagher of Oasis, and KRS-One.
In 2002, Price said that he had been working for three years on a film called Sine Tempus, described as a coming-of-age story of a young paintbrush artist, and in 2006 announced its soundtrack as his new album. The album was released via the metalheadz website in 2008. The film is still listed as 'forthcoming'.
On July 31 and August 6, 2009, "Classic Goldie" was broadcast. The two-part television show was a result of his success in the Maestro show. In the program, Goldie learned to write a score for a large orchestra and choir. The resulting composition, commissioned by the BBC, was entitled Sine Tempore (Timeless). It was performed at two children's Promenade concerts in the Royal Albert Hall on August 1 and August 2. The concert featured music connected with Charles Darwin as well as the creation and evolution of the world.
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A photo from the 31 August 1935 issue of the 'Hastings & St Leonards Observer' shows Dayal umpiring.
On 19 May 1964, Harishwar Dayal died during an expedition to the Khumbu region near Mt Everest. Dayal was a shining star of independent India's still-young diplomatic corps, having served as political officer in Sikkim and then ambassador to Nepal.
Two days later, a brief obituary appeared in The New York Times , in which it was noted that in his final moments he was accompanied by his wife Leela Row Dayal. Leela, the obituary noted, was "a former Indian tennis champion who represented India at Wimbledon".
Leela lived an extraordinary life. Indeed, she lived the kind of elite Indian life that could have only taken place in the years between the two World Wars, when the highest echelons of Indian society could simultaneously keep one foot firmly planted in the country of their birth, but another just as firmly, in the broader international networks of the British empire.
Leela, like so many other elite Indians of the time, could simultaneously be unmistakably Indian and unabashedly international.
She was born Leela Row in December 1911, the daughter of Pandita Kshama Row and Raghavendra Row, both feudatories of the Holkars of Indore. Her mother remains one of the great names in what is called the "modernism" movement in Sanskrit literature. In Modern Indian Literature: An Anthology, author K.M. George called Kshama Row a lady of wisdom who "imbibed modernity through her visits to European capitals in the company of her doctor-husband".
"She had an inborn love and flair for Sanskrit and was blissfully free from the pedantic formalism characteristic of pundits.... She became virtually the voice of India to herald the Gandhian struggle for freedom and the attainment of Independence in memorable poems like Satyagrahagita, Uttarasatyagrahagita, and Svarajyavijaya.... We see in her short stories a conscious effort to capture the reality of life in modern India."
There was one more aspect to Kshama's personality: She was an excellent tennis player. Around the 1920s, Kshama Row and Rajkumari Amrit Kaur—later independent India's first health minister—became two of the finest female tennis players in India. In 1927, Kshama won the singles title at the Bombay Presidency Hard Court Championship.
Leela would drink deeply from the Pierian Spring that was her mother's versatile talent.
The daughter emerged on the Indian tennis scene not long after her mother. In 1931, Leela won her first ladies singles title at the All India Championships, beating Lena McKenna in straight sets. She then lost two finals in a row to the other great Indian tennis player of the time, Jenny Sandison. Leela bounced back to win six titles from 1936-43.
Sandison's name is notable in the history of Indian tennis. Born in Kharagpur in 1910, she became the first woman of Indian origin to participate in Wimbledon, only to lose in the first round to Frenchwoman Simone Barbier 6-2, 6-3.
It would take another five years before an Indian woman would not only participate at Wimbledon but also win her first match there. In 1934, Leela beat Gladys Southwell in the first round of the ladies singles in a scoreline that suggests something of a titanic struggle: 4-6, 10-8, 6-2. She then lost to France's Ida Adamoff in the second round.
Regardless of her brief participation, Leela's 1934 campaign remains a landmark in the history of Indian women's tennis. She, and Sandison before her, blazed a trail that others in the decades that followed would tread on, albeit not with great regularity.
In 1943, Leela married Harishwar Dayal, a member of the Indian Civil Service. We know of at least one thing that drew the couple to each other: mountaineering. In 1963, Leela wrote an article for The Himalayan Journal titled "Trekking In The Nepal Himalayas, 1963".
"Harishwar and I were always passionately fond of the high mountains, and had made a number of trips, sometimes on official duty while we were in Sikkim, but mostly on holidays. We chose to be posted in Nepal, hoping to make a few tours in the north, particularly in the Solu Khumbu region."
But the posting, she wrote, didn't work out as planned. They arrived in Kathmandu in 1963 only to be told that the trek to the Himalayas was too arduous and would involve her husband taking too much time off work. Leela was not one to be so easily deterred.
"In March, 1963, I made up my mind to set out on my own, with Harishwar meeting me by helicopter either at Gire (six days' march from Kathmandu) or at Namche Bazaar.
On March 21, our staff consisting of ten porters, an assistant who kept the accounts and two servants left, and I followed them two days later with Sardar Ang Tharkey, reaching Hiplu at 4 p.m., having covered 16 miles on foot, including an extremely stiff climb from Dolaghat to Hiplu, that is from 1,800 feet to 5,000 feet, in four-and-a-half hours."
Ten days later, she had reached Namche: "Waking up early, I wore my Tibetan dress, after a cold bath in the icy river, and continued the walk up to Namche, where I expected to get good news of Harishwar's arrival by helicopter. Just outside Namche we were met by a large crowd of school children who gave us a warm welcome, smothering us with scarves and flowers and offering us refreshment. I met many old Tibetan refugees who were really happy to see me dressed like the Iha-chams (wives of noblemen) of Tibet.... I got a message that my husband could not make the trip, after all. There was another change of government in Nepal which required his presence in the capital. It was always some political crisis which prevented us making the trips or returning earlier than expected. The Sherpas are extremely pious and their devotion to the Dalai Lama is unflinching, as is evident among the Ladakhis, the Lahoulis, the Sikkimese and the Bhutanese. Everyone, man, woman and child, wears his photo in a locket.... After lunch we went on to Khumjung (where Edmund Hillary had his camp) and reached Thyangboche in the late afternoon. Thyangboche is a most beautiful spot, surrounded by high mountains, and I saw Everest every day for the next five days at any time of day and night. It was a heavenly sight by moonlight."
A year later, the couple would travel to the Khumbu region again, only for Harishwar to die tragically.
Leela later helped erect a samadhi to her husband nearby in Gorak Shep.
She went on to write books in English and Sanskrit. The 1972 annual report of the Samskrita Ranga (a Chennai-based organisation for the promotion of Sanskrit drama) notes that she helped translate many of her mother's poems into highly regarded Sanskrit plays. Her name pops up in all kinds of memoirs and diaries, in which authors thank her for her generosity, her diplomacy and her ability to connect people with other people.
Leela Row Dayal climbed mountains, wrote plays, was a dab hand at the violin, knew the Dalai Lama, and, of course, won a match at Wimbledon.
It is what you might call a full life.


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Q: Не удаётся правильно извлечь Date из DateTime Как было указано в заголовке, не получается правильно извлечь Date из переменной DateTime. Вот мой код:
internal_pair.Key = "3/31/2001 12:00:00 AM" // Это ключ в Dictionary

IFormatProvider culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("fr-FR", true);
DateTime dateAndTime = DateTime.Parse(internal_pair.Key.ToString(), culture, System.Globalization.DateTimeStyles.AssumeLocal);
var date = dateAndTime.Date;
cmd.Parameters["@DATE_TRIMESTER"].Value = date;

На выходи, в строке
cmd.Parameters["@DATE_TRIMESTER"].Value = date;

Мы всё равно получаем почему то "3/31/2001 12:00:00 AM", вместо "3/31/2001".
UPDATE 1: Весь код.
                Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, string>> aliasesAndDatesAndValues = dictionary;
                SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection("Server = homer; Database = RealState_RiskEngine; Integrated Security = True;");
                conn.Open();

                string SQLstr = string.Format("INSERT INTO {0} (ID_ACCOUNT, DATE_TRIMESTER, VALUE)" +
                   "VALUES ('@ID_ACCOUNT', '@DATE_TRIMESTER', '@VALUE')", databaseTable);
                SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(SQLstr, conn);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@ID_ACCOUNT", System.Data.SqlDbType.VarChar);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@DATE_TRIMESTER", System.Data.SqlDbType.Date);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@VALUE", System.Data.SqlDbType.Int);

                foreach (var pair in aliasesAndDatesAndValues)
                {
                    foreach (var internal_pair in (pair.Value))
                    {
                        cmd.Parameters["@ID_ACCOUNT"].Value = pair.Key.ToString();

                        IFormatProvider culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("fr-FR", true);
                        DateTime dateAndTime = DateTime.Parse(internal_pair.Key.ToString(), culture, System.Globalization.DateTimeStyles.AssumeLocal);
                        var date = dateAndTime.Date;
                        cmd.Parameters["@DATE_TRIMESTER"].Value = date;

                        if (internal_pair.Value.Equals(""))
                        {
                            cmd.Parameters["@VALUE"].Value = 0;
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            cmd.Parameters["@VALUE"].Value = Int32.Parse(internal_pair.Value);
                        }

                        cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
                    }
                }

Подскажите, в чём может быть проблема?
P.S. Все эти манипуляции нужны, дабы отправить значение в базу данных SQL Server, в поле типа date.

A: Исходя из дискуссии в комментариях: SQL запросы не требуют заключения параметров в кавычки. Потому для решения проблемы следует поменять
string SQLstr = string.Format("INSERT INTO {0} (ID_ACCOUNT, DATE_TRIMESTER, VALUE)" +
"VALUES ('@ID_ACCOUNT', '@DATE_TRIMESTER', '@VALUE')", databaseTable);

на
string SQLstr = string.Format("INSERT INTO {0} (ID_ACCOUNT, DATE_TRIMESTER, VALUE)" +
"VALUES (@ID_ACCOUNT, @DATE_TRIMESTER, @VALUE)", databaseTable);


When you hire an agent, you're looking for more than just someone to find the space; you're looking for peace of mind, knowing they have your back and have your best interests at heart. So where do you start?
Investing in an agent to help you find the perfect space for your growing business is a wise move if you do it right. Similar to a real estate agent, an office space agent helps find, negotiate, and lease office space.
While the investment can be worthwhile, a word of caution: many agents don't necessarily have your best interest at heart. Agents are compensated based on the deal you make, which means your wants and needs might come second to a higher paycheck for them.
If you're considering hiring an agent to find your perfect space, ask these five questions to ensure you have a partner on your side.
1. Does your agent listen to and understand your needs?
When you talk with your agent, do they make eye contact, take notes, and apply your desires to their location search filters? If not, find another agent. Make sure the agent is genuinely interested in your unique needs, showing your spaces that hit specific criteria you desire. Finding an agent who will listen and understand your needs will speed up the process of finding your perfect space.
2. Is your agent relationship-focused (not transaction-focused)?
3. Does your agent represent the seller?
A broker that represents both the buyer and the seller can lead to major conflicts of interest. Encourage open and honest dialogue with your agent to make sure they are genuinely interested in finding the best space for your needs.
4. Is your agent stuffing the contract with additional fees?
Comb through the contract and check for additional fees categorized under various administration charges. Typically an agent receives 3% of the purchase price or lease term. If you find the contract is higher than that, ask for clarification on what the charges represent.
5. Can you find the perfect space without a broker?
Here's the secret: you might not need an agent. Most sellers don't require an agent to fill the space. Save yourself a big chunk of cash and do your research on spaces available in your area. Many coworking spaces contract directly and always have available space. They combine all of the convenience of your own space with a solid community of like-minded business owners and amenities you don't have to pay for yourself.
Whether you have an agent or not, you're invited to check out the co-working space at Mac6. We've built a functional and accessible workspace that caters toward growth-oriented business and the relationships that help them grow and succeed.
Are you considering moving your business? Come visit us for a tour. We'll walk you through the options and how coworking could be advantageous to you. Need a recommendation? Take our space assessment tool. It evaluates your unique needs in a workspace and allows us to match you with the best option.


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The Art of Texas
Edited by Ron Tyler
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Cloth $60.00
Critic Michael Ennis stated twenty-five years ago that there has never been more than a cursory overview of Texas art from the nineteenth century to the present. The Art of Texas: 250 Years now tells a deeper story, beginning with Spanish colonial paintings and moving through two and a half centuries of art in Texas. By the twentieth century, most Texas artists had received formal training and produced work in styles similar to European and other American artists. Written by noted scholars, art historians, and curators, this survey is the first attempt to analyze and characterize Texas art on a grand scale.
RON TYLER is the retired director of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas, and former professor of history and director of the Texas State Historical Association at the University of Texas at Austin. He was the editor-in-chief of The New Handbook of Texas (6 vols.; 1996 and now online) and the Southwestern Historical Quarterly. He has published a number of works in the areas of American, Western American, Texan, and Mexican art and history.
Published by Texas Christian University Press


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Include meat factory workers in early vaccinations, says BMPA
By Iain Hoey on	 November 23, 2020 Coronavirus, News
In a letter to the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA), along with the Food Standards Agency and the Northern Ireland Meat Exporters Association are calling on Government to consider placing the key workers in meat factories on the list of early recipients.
The letter points out the challenges the meat industry has faced globally during the pandemic; compelling meat companies in the UK to invest significantly in measures to keep their staff safe and keep the food supply chain moving.
"The nature of food processing means that we have a cold factory environment which is challenging," explained Nick Allen, CEO of BMPA. "In addition, the rural locations of many meat plants means that workers often opt for house-sharing and car-sharing in the absence of other types of accommodation and transport. These two factors that were once simply part of the job, mean that our key workers face extra challenges and a higher risk of contracting covid-19.
"Once sufficient supplies of a proven vaccine have been made available to at risk-groups like health and social care workers, we are calling on Government to then extend prioritisation for vaccinations to include meat factory workers. This would provide much needed protection and comfort to this at-risk group and the communities in which they live as well as ensuring that the critical food supply chain continues to run smoothly."
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The Day the World Stood Still: A Story of the First Atomic Bomb and Our Perpetual Cold War
By Cynthia Chung
Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;
With this regard their currents turn awry,
– Shakespeare's Hamlet Act III, scene I
[This paper works as a follow-up to a previous article titled, "On Roosevelt and Stalin: What Revisionist Historians Want Us to Forget."]
Upon discovery of such an extraordinary weapon, like a terrible sword Excalibur, it was thought by some that they could use it to rule forever.
Others recognised that such power was fleeting, and would always be fleeting, that it had opened up Pandora's Box and unleashed itself onto the world, with no limit to the magnitude of destruction it could incur, and no limit to how many hands it could fall into.
Today, we find ourselves in a self-made purgatory; we have condemned ourselves and the generations that will follow to an endless stand-off with no release, while the entire world holds its breath taken in as its hostage.
Is this what we call security? Is this what we call peace?
It is a nightmarish twisting of those words. It is, in fact, the most brutal form of tyranny that, like a madman, wildly threatens whole civilizations. It uses terror to get its way and is ready to turn those who rise up against it into ash. It has no regard for reason or understanding, it is drunk on its own colossal power and cares not what came before it and what will come after, its obsession is a fading now.
There is no escape from this type of hell through savage force, this should be clear by now, there can only be an end to this when we turn away from the very thing that brought us here in the first place, blind fear.
Let us stop this madness, and in this enterprise of great pith and moment, let us not allow our currents to turn awry…let us not lose the name of action.
"We've Just Saved Two Million Americans"
Despite the attack on Pearl Harbor occurring Dec 7, 1941, giving the U.S. impetus to enter the war more directly, the Americans would only begin their military air campaign against Japan in mid-1944. This is, of course, a massive lag in response.
It was understood by the U.S. that they would need the support of Russia to launch an attack on Japan. Although Germany and Japan had been in partnership and communication throughout the war, the Allied countries did not all regard the war with Japan "their problem."
General MacArthur estimated that a million Americans would die in only the first phase of the Pacific War. The Russians were being heavily courted by the Americans to break their Neutrality Pact with Japan and enter into the Pacific War for the very straightforward reason that less Americans would die.
In a memo to FDR, General MacArthur would write, "We should make every effort to get Russia into the Japanese war before we go into Japan, otherwise we will take the impact of the Jap divisions and reap the losses…I will not consider going into any part of the Japanese islands unless the Japanese armies in Manchuria are contained by the Russians." (1)
After three years of the most savage warfare against the German Nazis, where over 25 million Russian soldiers and civilians died, Russia was now prepared to enter into another war, only months later, with Japan to offer military support to the U.S., a country that had suffered minute losses in comparison.
When Admiral King, chief of naval operations, was informed that the Russians would definitely enter the fight against Japan, he was immensely relieved commenting "We've just saved two million Americans."
"They Will Never Allow Hitler to Have a Bomb"
By early Oct 1940, it was believed by the British that a bomb could be developed from U-235, and that the American branch was in consensus that the British were right.
Despite this, Roosevelt remained reluctant to authorize the bomb-production project. For almost two years more, FDR delayed any decision, despite prodding and increasingly strident demands from Churchill, and others.
In Oct 1941, nuclear physicist Niels Bohr and his wife would secretly meet with their old friend and colleague, Prof. Werner Heisenberg, in Sweden. Heisenberg was working for the Nazis, and briefed Bohr about their nuclear weapons program. He also reported to Bohr that he believed the scientists on the project would never allow Hitler to have a bomb (2).
By mid-1942, Roosevelt would be persuaded to approve bringing in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to manage a full-scale bomb-production project, named the Manhattan Engineering District, later known as the Manhattan Project.
The Manhattan Project under the direction of Vannevar Bush and Henry Stimson (U.S. Secretary of War), at its peak employed 120,000 people and built and ran 37 installations, at a cost of more than $2 billion.
No one thought of the Soviet Union as a possible threat at the time, but rather it was the horrifying possibility that Hitler could be the first to control a nuclear bomb.
Is Russia our "Friend" or our "Foe"?
Niels Bohr would flee Nazi occupied Denmark in Sept 1943, and arrive in Washington D.C. on Dec 8th 1943. Bohr was quickly recruited in becoming an advisor to the Manhattan Project, and would propose that the United States work, along with Britain and Russia, to set up international control and inspection of atomic energy, for use of atomic energy based on "cooperation" not conflict, and that Russia must be approached as soon as possible to create mutual trust.
FDR would assign Bohr to meet with Churchill in May 1944, in order to persuade him on the matter.
Needless to say, the meeting was an absolute disaster.
It was the thought of Churchill, and many in the U.S. military circles such as General Groves (who would go on record (3), that the Soviets, if ever, would only succeed in building an atomic bomb ten or more years after the Americans. And thus, to share knowledge with the Soviets was "unnecessary."
Although Bohr was the most outspoken on the subject, the reality was that the greater majority of the scientists working on the Manhattan Project were of a similar accord. From the first, discussions had been held between the scientists and the military as to the question of how long a lead time America would have.
If the bomb could be kept secret for a number of years, it was the thinking among the military (excepting General Marshall) that there was no need to tell Russia. But if it could not be, and the scientists were agreed that it could not be, that the extremely dangerous matter of an arms race had to be faced.
The other complication was that even if secrecy could be maintained for a few years, it would still jeopardize the trust of the Russians, and could potentially threaten the U.S.-Russia alliance. The ultimate question was thus whether the Russians were to be considered a "friend" or "foe" on the subject of nuclear energy.
Churchill would write, "Even six months will make a difference should it come to a show-down with Russia." (4)
Churchill was always convinced that such a day would inevitably come, when the Russians would militarily attack Britain, it is interesting that he never seemed to reflect on his own possible role in bringing such a thing about.
In July 1944, Bohr would send a long memo to FDR, disclosing his meeting with Kapitza (a Russian physicist) while he was in London, and his view that the Soviets are indeed working on nuclear weapons, that when they seize Germany they will have access to "immense resources for a full scale effort", and that this would lead to "a fateful competition" against the Americans if secrecy is maintained.
FDR would meet with Niels Bohr on August 26th, 1944, and agreed that Russia should be approached. (5)
On Sept 18th, 1944 FDR would meet with Churchill at Hyde Park. It was at this meeting that the controversial Hyde Park Aide-Mémoire would be signed, an extraordinary memo stating that the atomic bomb should be kept a secret solely between the U.S. and Britain, and for the first time mentions the possible use of the bomb against the Japanese.
In this aide-mémoire, Churchill was also able to cause Roosevelt to distance himself from Bohr, who was being accused of being a Russian agent by British intelligence, since he failed to inform them of his meeting with Kapitza while in London, to which the memo references.
I suspect we will never know why or how Churchill had prevailed that day in getting Roosevelt to sign such a thing, which was entirely uncharacteristic of him. The likeliest explanation is that FDR figured he could introduce new arguments in a later discussion and reverse his position, as he frequently did with Churchill; an aide-mémoire was by no means a binding contract.
Perhaps Roosevelt's greatest mistake in the matter was that he presumed, despite his failing health, that he was going to live to see out the end of the war.
On Sept 30th, 1944, after a meeting with FDR who almost certainly steered them in this direction, Vannevar Bush, along with James Conant, would produce a document that completely refuted the path set out in the aide-mémoire; it was titled "Salient Points Concerning Future International Handling of Subject of Atomic Bombs."
The memo states that "it would be the height of folly for the United States and Great Britain to assume they will always continue to be superior in this new weapon," and thus most dangerous to continue to maintain secrecy towards the Russians, as to the existence and intention of the program.
The memo continues on how the international exchange of information should be handled, not disclosing how to manufacture a nuclear weapon but on how to harness the benefits of nuclear energy in good faith.
After all, good faith was all they had, since it could never be kept a secret forever, and thus it had to be introduced with trust rather than giving the impression that such power was being withheld to usurp over others. If the United States, by far the strongest country in the world was to respond with fear and distrust, how could they expect those in a much more vulnerable position to operate under a fully committed trust?
On March 15th, 1945, just one month before FDR died, he met with Stimson and would have the last discussion on record about the bomb project. Stimson would write about the meeting:
"I went over with him the two schools of thought that exist in respect to the future control after the war of this project in case it is successful, one of them being the secret close-in attempted control of the project by those who control it now, and the other being the international control based upon freedom both of science and of access. I told him that those things must be settled before the first projectile is used and that he must be ready with a statement to come out to the people on it just as soon as that is done. He [FDR] agreed to that." (6)
On April 12th 1945, Roosevelt died, four months before the launch of the first atomic bomb on Japan, with no official statement written on which school of thought the United States would or should adopt. The man to replace him as President would not even be aware that a bomb project existed…
"The President is my Friend"
Stalin would say of Roosevelt in July 1944, "The President is my friend, we will always understand each other." FDR would remark in turn the following month at the Dumbarton Oaks Conference, "At Tehran the Marshal and I got to know each other. We got on beautifully. We cracked the ice, if there ever was any ice; and since then there has been no ice." (7)
The final document presented at the Dumbarton Oaks was the result of five years of fine-tuning by FDR. Russia, China, Great Britain, the U.S. and after discussion France, were to be the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.
In Stalin's annual eve of anniversary speech on Nov 6th 1944 he stated:
"Can we count on the activities of this international organization being sufficiently effective? They will be effective if the Great Powers who have borne the brunt of the burden of the war against Hitler Germany continue to act in a spirit of unanimity and harmony. They will not be effective if this essential condition is violated." (8)
The first successful atomic bomb test occurred on July 16th, 1945 in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Seven days later, Stalin was informed at the Potsdam conference by Truman that America now had the bomb. (9) Truman, contrary to what he was advised to do, made no mention of collaboration, no mention of making the world peaceful and safe, and no offer to share information with the Russians, not even in return for any quid pro quo. Simply that America now had the bomb.
Both Churchill and Clement Attlee were also present at Potsdam, the reason being, was that Churchill was in fact on his way out as Prime Minister of Great Britain, his last official day being 26th July, 1945 which overlapped with the Potsdam conference (July 17th to August 2nd). The British people had made it crystal clear where they stood in relation to Churchill's conduct during the terrible war.
On August 6th 1945, Little Boy, the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
On August 9th at 1:00 am one million Soviet troops crossed the border into eastern Manchuria to face the Kwantung, the culmination of ten months of coordinated planning. However, later that same day a second atomic bomb, Fat Man (named after Churchill), was dropped on Nagasaki. The Russians were completely taken aback.
On August 10th, Japan surrendered.
The decision to drop the bomb, Truman would write in a letter to his daughter Margaret, was "no great decision…not any decision you would have to worry about."
Nuclear physicist Yuli Khariton would voice a common Russian reaction when he wrote that the two bombs that were dropped on Japan were used "as atomic blackmail against the USSR, as a threat to unleash a new, even more terrible and devastating war," if Russia refused to play by the rules decided for her.
With this terrible display of horrifying power, most of the world quickly forgot that the Russians were ever willing to enter the Pacific War to "spare American lives."
There is little doubt which road Roosevelt would have taken if he had lived.
International control based on freedom of access was a Roosevelt hallmark. A strong international organization was his goal in life. His plan for the postwar limitation of arms from the start had been based on parity among the four powers: Russia, China, Britain and the United States.
On April 11th, 1945, the day before Roosevelt died; he drafted a speech that he was to deliver in the coming days, it is considered his last message to the American people:
"We must go on to do all in our power to conquer, the doubts and fears, the ignorance and greed, which made this horror possible…
Today, we are faced with the preeminent fact that, if civilization is to survive, we must cultivate the science of human relationships – the ability of all peoples, of all kinds to live together and to work together, in the same world, at peace…
The work, my friends is peace. More than an end of this war – an end to the beginnings of all wars. Yes, an end, forever, to this impractical, unrealistic settlement of differences between governments by the mass killing of peoples…
The only limits to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith."
By the end of the war, the contrast between the United States and Soviet Union was enormous. The U.S. was supplying over half of the world's manufacturing capacity, more than half of the world's electricity, holding two-thirds of the world's gold stocks and half of all the monetary reserves. It had suffered 405,000 casualties, .003 percent of its population.
Russia suffered 27 million casualties, 16 percent of its population. The Germans burned 70,000 Russian villages to the ground and destroyed 100,000 farms. Twenty-five million Russians were homeless. 32,000 factories and 65,000 railroad tracks were destroyed. And its major cities: Leningrad, Stalingrad and Moscow were in shambles.
Though the Russians had received supplies from the U.S. (despite the grumblings of Churchill), what allowed them to ultimately defeat the Wehrmacht was their strength of spirit and will. If Russia had fallen, it would have been much worse for Britain which had, at its peak, an infantry of 18,347 soldiers.
Roosevelt had promised a thirty year post-war loan to the Russians to allow them to rebuild after the war, which had been in discussion for two years prior to his death.
However, there was never to be such a loan or even financial credits offered, in fact, it was refused.
When asked, Truman denied that the Russians had even applied for credits, that the U.S. had invited the Soviet Union to negotiate credits and that it had not responded.
In March, 1946, the State Department had to acknowledge that this was not true, that the August, 1945 original Russian loan application had, in fact, been apparently "lost" during a transfer of the documents from the Foreign Economic Administration. (10)
Secretary of State James Byrnes would later admit that he made sure that the credits would not be granted by burying the pertinent folder: "I had it placed in the forgotten file, as I felt sure that Fred Vinson, the new Secretary of the Treasury, would not press it." (11)
Roosevelt had also offered the Soviet Union to become an original member of the World Bank and IMF, however, these were also never realised after FDR's death, claiming the Cold War (that Churchill had pronounced with no due cause) now made such a thing impossible.
Incredibly, much of this ill treatment of the Soviet Union was from the standpoint that they could never be trusted, that if they were allowed to rebuild themselves they would use their strength to militarily strike against Britain and the U.S. The ongoing fear was that Stalin was and would always be worse than Hitler that it was only a matter of time before Stalin would reveal his desire to brutally rule over the West.
Yet, 75 years later, there was never such an attempt. And this fear has yet to confirm itself as something more than the orchestrations of a paranoid, if not lunatic, mind.
Today, the Russian Federation is one of the most powerful nations in the world. Its nuclear weapons and deterrence capabilities are among the most sophisticated, if not the most sophisticated. And U.S.-Russian relations are possibly the lowest they have ever been.
So, I ask you, was it worth it?
(1) P 389, S. Butler, On Roosevelt and Stalin: A Portrait of a Partnership
(2) N. Blaedel, Harmony and Unity: The Life and Times of Niels Bohr. Heisenberg is widely believed to have deliberately sabotaged the German nuclear weapons program.
(3) P 312, S. Butler Ibid
(5) S. Butler Ibid
(6) P 321 Ibid
(10) P 507 Ibid
Cynthia Chung is the President of the Rising Tide Foundation and can be reached at cynthiachung@tutanota.com (article originally posted on the Strategic Culture Foundation)
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The Establishing Shot: The Establishing Shot: DREDD gets a poster! Judgment is coming this September!
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