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Manifest 2022 will bring together the most comprehensive ecosystem of innovation and transformation in LogisticsTech and end-to-end Supply Chain.
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Why Manifest?
$52 Billion
Invested in logistics tech in 2020
13 Funding Rounds
Greater than one billion dollars
274 Million+
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2 Trillion
Spent on Shipping Cost Annually
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Join us January 25-27, 2022 in Las Vegas for the premiere gathering of industry leaders, innovators, and investors in a showcase of the cutting edge of Logistics and Supply Chain. Get unprecedented access to the people and technologies changing the way the world moves.
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You'll have the opportunity to 'test drive' autonomous vehicles, go for exclusive Ride-and-Drive in Plus's automated truck, check out warehouse automation technologies, try out various wearables, watch delivery bots zipping around the hall and then take a break and play with some puppies courtesy of the GEODIS Puppy Lounge!
Create new relationships with unrivaled networking opportunities built into the agenda. Plus, learn more about MATCH! An exciting new complimentary service that allows you to make the most efficient use of your time on the exhibit hall floor.
You'll hear from over 200 industry leaders and pioneers across 6 tracks and 100+ sessions. Companies confirmed to speak include IKEA, E2open, Walmart Canada, Alibaba, UPS, Microsoft and more.
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Manifest is designed for those at the forefront of the changing logistics landscape including:
Industry Execs
Connect with entrepreneurs and explore commercial relationships.
See the leading edge across all categories: logistics, transportation and supply chain.
Engage with your fellow logistics industry leaders — 70%+ of whom are VP & above.
Network with investors, fellow innovators, and develop partnerships with leading participants in the industry.
Learn what investors across the globe are eager to fund.
Understand the mindset of the industry and gain a better grasp of where the market is heading.
Gain visibility into companies across the full range of stages and strategies.
Understand the competitive landscape and the mindset of likely acquirers across the globe.
Meet thought leaders and leave with deep insight into the forces shaping the industry.
Who Is Attending
Listed above are just a few of the companies who attend Manifest.
SEE ALL COMPANIES WHO ATTEND
Who Is Speaking
Hear from more than 200 thought leaders and pioneers. Confirmed speakers include:
Yariv Bash
Gautam Narang
Gatik
Michael Farlekas
E2open
Milind Tavshikar
SmartKargo
Chris Stanchak
Loveseat.com
Tanja Dysli
IKEA US
Jonathan Savoir
Quincus
Scott Price
EVP & President, International
Anshu Prasad
Leaf Logistics
Verónica Pascual Boé
ASTI Mobile Robotics Group & ABB Robotics AMR Global Solution Center
Jenny Bebout
VP Product, Last Mile Operations
Inna Kuznetova
1010data
Jamin Dick
Head Of NA Supply Chain
Kai Chang
Brian Bourke
SEKO Logistics
Michael Zayonc
Yariv is the co-founder and CEO of Flytrex Aviation. Flytrex provides drone delivery solutions for the food and retail sectors, and was the 1st company in the world to deploy a B2C drone delivery system in an urban environment above Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. Flytrex is now taking part in the US Federal Aviation Administration prestigious commercial drone integration pilot program (IPP), with deliveries taking place in North Dakota and soon in North Carolina. Prior to that, Yariv was the co-founder and the 1st CEO of SpaceIL, a $100M Israeli non-profit organization that attempted to land Beresheet, the first private interplanetary robotic mission, on the Moon on April, 2019 making Israel only the 7th nation ever to orbit the moon and reach the lunar surface. Yariv holds a BSc in Electrical Engineering from Tel Aviv University.
Gautam Narang is the co-founder & CEO of Gatik, a technology company with a mission to deliver goods safely and efficiently using autonomous vehicles. Gatik focuses on B2B short-haul logistics for the retail industry, and has established the first autonomous Middle Mile logistics network in North America serving multiple Fortune 500 customers including Walmart and Loblaw. Before founding Gatik, Gautam led multiple high-profile teams building diverse robotic systems from moon rovers and self-driving cars to off-road autonomous vehicles and bomb-disposal robots. He has over 12 years of experience in robotics and AI from research at CNRS, NREC, Honda R&D, and Waseda University. He holds a Masters in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University.
Michael Farlekas joined E2open in 2015 as CEO. In this role, he is responsible for leading the company's overall operations, with direct oversight of sales, marketing, professional services, research and development, and strategy. Michael brings to E2open more than 20 years of sales, marketing and leadership experience in supply chain management and enterprise software. Prior to joining E2open, Michael was the VP and General Manager at Roadnet Technologies (now Omnitracs), the leading provider of last-mile routing and mobility solutions to Fortune® 50 clients. Previously, Michael spent 11 years at RedPrairie (now JDA Software) in roles that included SVP and General Manager, Industrial Business Unit, and VP, Industrial Sales. He also has held senior leadership roles at GATX Terminal Corp (now Kinder Morgan), an operator of petroleum and chemical distribution terminals worldwide, and CSX Transportation, a rail transportation provider offering comprehensive supply chain services. Michael holds an MBA with a concentration in international business from Jacksonville University and a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Milind is responsible for leadership, integration, and strategy. He has over 25 years of experience in envisioning and creating technology products and solutions for the world's most critical business challenges. He possesses a unique combination of deep skills in information technology, broad experience in business management, and champions best practices in global leadership. At SmartKargo, Milind is hands-on, involved in all aspects of the business and assisting the teams that grow the company. He works with the product architecture group to design new features to keep pace with rapid industry change. He works with the support team to understand customer requirements and resolve customer issues. He works with the accounting team to ensure company financials remain in good order. He enjoys being in the field and interacting directly with customers, and helps the sales team to close new business and write SmartKargo success stories. Milind is a speaker at industry conferences and has co-authored a paper published by MIT's Center for Digital Innovation. Milind holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering, and graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a MIT Sloan Fellow.
Chris Stanchak is the co-founder & CEO of Loveseat.com. Loveseat is a returned goods marketplace with a mission to bring sustainability to the ecommerce world. The company operates an online auction marketplace where consumers can purchase returned & overstock inventory from major retailers at a significant discount. Loveseat operates throughout Southern California and will soon expand to Austin, Houston & Dallas Texas. Prior to Loveseat, Chris was the Founder & CEO of TicketLeap, a global DIY event ticketing platform where he served as Chairman through its acquisition. Chris has a passion for startups with a particular focus on ecommerce marketplaces and payments. He was a founding advisor to Venmo & as an Entrepreneur in Residence at Startup San Diego. Chris graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a dual marketing and management degree.
Jonathan Savoir is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Quincus. In 2014, he and Katherina Lacey started Quincus to disrupt global supply chains through digitalisation. As a pioneering supply chain technology company, Quincus works with high-profile logistics providers, including one of Asia's biggest airlines, a leading Indonesian taxi firm, and a top global logistics company. Jonathan kickstarted his career as a data scientist and was an Entrepreneur in Residence at INSEAD. In 2019, Jonathan won The Singapore Business Review's Executive of the Year for Logistics. In 2020, Forbes selected him for its 30 Under 30 Asia list. Jonathan has a Bachelor of Engineering from Cardiff University, a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Imperial College London, a Master of Science in Economics and Operations from INSEAD, and a Joint Graduate Studies degree in Economics from Harvard University. Apart from Quincus, he sits on the board at Arcstone and has also invested in multiple other companies.
Scott Price is UPS's Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer (CSTO). Scott and his teams are responsible for strategic planning, global business services, mergers and acquisitions, the Advanced Technology Group and driving and facilitating transformational change. These efforts include identifying and executing opportunities for profitable growth within existing business units and in new markets and product segments through the identification of resources that may be redirected to the highest strategic benefit and greatest shareholder value. Scott was most recently executive vice president of Global Leverage for Walmart International. He led Global Sourcing, International Technology, International Logistics, Fresh Manufacturing and key strategic leverage initiatives for the company's international segment. Previously, he served as president and chief executive officer of Walmart Asia from 2014-16. Before joining Walmart, Scott served as CEO of DHL Express Europe. Previously, he was CEO of DHL Express Asia-Pacific. He also was president of DHL Express Japan, DHL's largest market in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to joining DHL, Scott spent a decade with The Coca-Cola Co. During that period, he assumed various roles of increasing responsibility, including country leadership positions in Japan and as a director and region manager in China. Scott serves as chairman of the National Center for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, the only U.S. business association focused exclusively on facilitating American private sector input to the APEC process and APEC's 21 member countries. He is also one of three ABAC (APEC Business Advisory Council) members appointed by the White House in December 2016. He was previously a member of the U.S. India Business Council and served on the board of trustees for the University Of Virginia Darden School Of Business. A Montana native, Scott earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of North Carolina in Charlotte. He also holds a master of business administration degree and a master's degree in Asian studies from the University of Virginia.
Anshu Prasad is the chief executive officer of Leaf Logistics, a data and analytics platform helping to bring cost and service predictability to the transportation industry. Prior to founding Leaf (formerly known as LogisticsExchange), Prasad built and led A.T. Kearney's global analytics practice, working with clients to utilize technology and data to empower business transformation. He also helped start and grow analytics businesses in the US, Europe and Asia, working at the intersection of supply chain and technology. He graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Biochemistry, and from Oxford University with an MBA.
Endowed with sound international training in management and technology, Verónica Pascual started her professional career internationally (Paris, London) in the multinational industrial group Bouygues. In 2004, she joined the family business project, ASTI, having held various positions in the company. In late 2006, she was on the General Management and in 2008 she decided to buy one hundred per cent of its shares, a turning point that set a new trajectory and direction in the business. Further to this move, Verónica Pascual led a complete change management process which has entailed a major growth in billing, a great drive towards globalization and the boosting of R&D to ensure technologically advanced, proprietary solutions. This has allowed, inter alia, strategic framework agreements to be reached worldwide with regard to the automation of internal logistics' processes for multiple multinationals in the industrial sectors such as automobiles, food, pharma & cosmetics and aeronautics. The company provides automated logistics' solutions for large industrial groups, allowing a major boost in the competitiveness of its processes. This is possible through Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) which facilitate the efficient movement of goods in industrial environments. Since July, the Burgos-based company has joined the ABB Group as its Autonomous Mobile Robot Global Solution Center, led by Pascual, with whom it has begun a new journey to take engineering to the next technological, industrial and global expansion level. Verónica Pascual is still the chairperson of the ASTI Foundation, a foundation created for the development of STEM talent from early ages with various programs. What's more, she is a member of the prestigious global network of high-impact entrepreneurs Endeavor. She is also a member of the Board of Directors of different companies, Telefónica and GAM, as well as of the Faculty Board of the University of Burgos, Caixa Castilla y León and on the Advisory Board of ImaginBank.
As a co-founder and Director of Product at Convey, Jenny has developed a track record for using product and design skills to deliver a top-notch customer experience, product vision and strategy for the company. With a degree in Fine Arts from Kansas State University, over ten years of experience working in creative ad agencies, and experience owning and operating a boutique agency, Jenny has done everything from interactive design to strategic marketing to product building.
Inna Kuznetsova is a CEO of 1010data, the leading provider of cross-enterprise data analytics tools for retail, CPG and financial markets. 1010data helps customers to rapidly transform data into knowledge and adjust their businesses to the fast changes in the market. Inna also serves on board of Global Ports Investments Plc (LSE: GLPR), which operates container terminals in the Baltic and Far East basins, where she chairs the Nomination and Remuneration committee Until its recent acquisition by E2open, Inna was the President and Chief Operating Officer of INTTRA the largest digital network and analytics provider for ocean shipping industry, processing over a quarter of containers in global trade. Prior to joining INTTRA Inna was the Chief Commercial Officer of CEVA Logistics and before that, the global VP, Marketing & Sales, Systems Software at IBM where she spent 19 years in a variety of global roles with a primary focus on technology-driven innovation, fast sale-up and returning business back to growth. Her prior boards include Sage (LSE: SGE), the top software company on FTSE100 list providing small and medium sized organizations with business management software and Avantida, a privately-owned SaaS company in Belgium. Inna completed her MS and Ph.D. study in mathematics at the Moscow State University and MBA in Columbia Business School. She is a frequent speaker on technology-driven innovation and an author of two bestselling career books in Russia.
Jamin Dick is the Head of Supply Chain-North America for Alibaba B2B. Mr. Dick has more than 20 years of experience as a leader in the retail industry and enabling global ecommerce for businesses of all sizes. At IBM he led the first ecommerce implementations for many Fortune 100 retailers in the US. He played a key role in automating product design and development for Target's private label business and oversaw the creation of a new supply chain network for Target.com. In 2014 he was instrumental in taking Borderfree public on the Nasdaq. Mr. Dick earned his bachelor's degree from The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. He is also a thought leader in emerging technologies such as block chain and IOT and their application to real-world business problems.
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Each chapter of the book offers an introduction to the key aspects of civil discovery and then offers exercises that focus on the governing Federal Rule of Civil Procedure (FRCP). The chapters are organized in the order that the discovery rules are most commonly used, and the exercises at the end of each chapter ask the student to put the governing rules into action by actually drafting the discovery documents described in the preceding chapter. The teacher's manual provides rubrics for efficiently providing formative assessment on student work in the course, as well as suggested PowerPoints and other class materials.


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Fixed Income for Retirement Saving: TIAA Traditional's Lessons on Quality, Duration, Risk, and Gradual Withdrawals
Gabriel A. Lozada
The Journal of Retirement April 2020, 7 (4) 39-59; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jor.2020.1.064
Lot Layering: The New Frontier for Hedge Fund Partnership Allocations
Nathan Sosner and Philip Balzafiore
The Journal of Wealth Management April 2020, 23 (1) 22-31; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jwm.2019.1.097
Analysis of Three Emerging Trends in Limited Partner Operational Due Diligence
Introduction: Special Issue on Ethical Investing
Frank J. Fabozzi
The Journal of Portfolio Management January 2020, 46 (3) 1-4; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jpm.2020.46.3.001
Joseph M. Pimbley
The Journal of Derivatives February 2020, 27 (3) 1-2; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jod.2020.27.3.001
Do Political Connections Matter to Bondholders? Evidence from Corporate Bond Offerings
Yun Meng
The Journal of Fixed Income March 2020, 29 (4) 75-91; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jfi.2020.1.081
Artjewel: No Treasure for Posh Ventures
Ramesh Bhat, Papiya De and Amit Shrivastava
The Journal of Wealth Management December 2021, jwm.2021.1.159; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jwm.2021.1.159
Interviews with Researchers Who Started Their Career in Physics but Moved to Finance
The Journal of Derivatives August 2020, 28 (1) 143-159; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jod.2020.1.112
Drivers of Mortgage Spreads across the Business and Housing Cycle
Hamilton Fout and Doug Duncan
The Journal of Structured Finance October 2020, 26 (3) 92-108; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jsf.2020.1.116
Forbearance During the Pandemic: What Do We Know Thus Far?
Mike Fratantoni
The Journal of Structured Finance October 2020, 26 (3) 19-28; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jsf.2020.1.110

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We arrived on Gili Trawangan just over a week ago now. The Gili's are 3 islands off Lombok, and we're starting on the bigger island, also known as the party island. I came here a couple years ago and even in that short time it seems to have really grown, there must be nearly twice as many restaurants and bars. Although it's a big party place and still popular with holidaying Australians, it's much nicer than being in Kuta as it has an 'island' vibe. We arrived on the island after a pretty rough boat trip from Bali and settled into our room at Coral voice.
I assume this is the sort of place people picture when I tell them I'm backpacking Bali. Beautiful beaches, wooden shacks bars serving cold beer, local food stalls, hammocks to watch the sunset on, acoustic reggae bands and a village mosque with its constant songs of prayer that fill the island. Catch it in the right moment and it really does feel like paradise. And then there's the occasional moment when you're walking down the main strip and there's a drunk Aussie in a feather headdress, and every local you pass is trying to sell you magic mushrooms. That's when you realise how this island is purely designed for tourists.
As you can probably imagine we have spent our days relaxing on the beach, reading books, listening to music and working on our tans. Evenings have been spent enjoying food at the local market or a beachside barbecue restaurant followed by some Bintang's or cocktails in the many island bars. I know there's lots of family reading, so I will spare you any drunken details!
One day we were feeling a little adventurous and hired bikes so we could cycle round the whole island and see what we were missing. Apparently it takes an hour and a half to cycle the island, however it was very hot so we took our time to enjoy a few stops en route. It was a lovely bit of exercise and chance to see the quieter areas of the island, inland where the locals live, and the baby turtles at the turtle sanctuary. Cycling in 35 degree heat when there is little breeze was very sweaty work. Later we joined the masses in watching the sunset by the famous Gili T swing and taking many photos. So cliche but had to be done!
Next stop, Gili Air for a much needed detox!
We are enjoying hearing about your adventures,be careful,stay safe and stay together.
lovely to see your photos,what an experience!
Such a beautiful island when you go to the other side of the party strip!!


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In Shakespeare's differentiation of the span of human life into seven ages, the last one is "second childishness", without teeth, eyes and taste. The expectation is that after the seventh age, a human would pass forever from the great drama of life. However, in an ageing society such as Singapore's, where people live longer but with increasing signs of physical and mental frailty, the seventh age begins to impinge more closely on the ability of the other six to empathise with it and care for it. That responsibility falls most heavily on children sometimes.
The good news is that many Singaporeans are more than capable of taking up their responsibilities while still young. An 11-year-old who prepares breakfast dutifully every day for her wheelchair-bound mother; a 20-year-old who studies while caring for a mother suffering from schizophrenia; and a 29-year-old who tends to his father who has had three strokes and suffers from dementia - these are exemplary citizens of everyday Singapore. They reverse the traditional roles of life, in which parents never treat their children as a burden yet hope that they themselves will not be a burden on them. Yet, when those roles indeed are reversed, these young people - and many others like them - accept the afflictions visited on their families unconditionally, thus extending the cultural lifespan of inherited values.
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NFFTY Presents: Five Under 25
by Kyle Seago
Over the past 10 years, over 1,000 young directors have showcased their cinematic creations at NFFTY – the National Film Festival for Talented Youth. At NFFTY, we take pride in knowing that we are providing an avenue for many first-time directors to showcase their work on the big screen for the very first time. Many NFFTY alumni have gone on to successful, prolific careers in the film industry and others have used their experience being in the festival to jumpstart similar visual arts endeavors.
Becoming a successful film director, especially at a young age, requires an acute focus on storytelling while maintaining a big picture view of how all the elements of your film – acting, cinematography, editing, to name a few – will piece together to create a cohesive narrative. It also takes the determination to pull off a very challenging endeavor, often with a small budget and limited resources.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of NFFTY we've compiled a list of some of the best directors who kicked off a successful career by directing a film before their 25th birthday. Someday, you may just see some NFFTY alumni added to this list!
Sam Raimi – EVIL DEAD
The original cult horror classic about five friends in the woods came out in 1981 with a very young Rami at the helm. With a budget under $500k, the film was critically acclaimed and birthed one of the most successful horror franchises of all time. Raimi went on to direct three Spiderman films and experience simultaneous success as a producer.
Lena Dunham – TINY FURNITURE
Dunham took the festival circuit by storm with her unnervingly honest 2010 young adult relationship comedy. Pioneering a wave of young female directors, Dunham established her cred as the voice of the quarter-life crisis, and has since helmed multiple seasons of the hit series Girls on HBO and is one of the most sought after comedy actresses working today.
Kevin Smith – CLERKS
When you don't have a lot of money, you work with what you have. Smith certainly took that to heart, setting most of his debut film in the convenience and movie stores where he worked. His hilarious black-and-white dark comedy was made for under 40k and birthed Jay and Silent Bob as comedy superstars.
John Singleton – BOYZ N THE HOOD
Singleton hit the jackpot with his honest depiction of life in South Central Los Angeles. The film garnered Academy Award nominations for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay, making Singleton the first African-American and youngest ever director to be nominated. Not only that, the Library of Congress deemed this film so culturally significant it is now preserved in the National Film Registry.
Robert Rodriguez – EL MARIACHI
The king of DIY filmmaking, Rodriguez landed on the map with the first film in his Mexico Trilogy. Shot for around $7k and completely in Spanish, the film grabbed the attention of Columbia Pictures, who gave it a wide theatrical release. Rodriguez has since gone on to direct big Hollywood features such as Spy Kids and Sin City in addition to films in his favored Mexican gunslinger wheelhouse.
Kyle Seago is an acclaimed filmmaker and the founder of the NFFTY Film Festival.
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THE 'father' of Countdown, TV producer Michael Shrimpton, has passed away.
Shrimpton died on Thursday night after losing his battle with cancer.
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Percussion Director Doug Wallace
Doug Wallace is a vibrant and energetic performer, composer, and educator with diverse experience in all areas of percussion performance and pedagogy. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music and The Juilliard School, Mr. Wallace has performed with a variety of acclaimed ensembles including the National Symphony Orchestra, the Washington National Opera, The Metropolitan Opera, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Theater Chamber Players, the Battery Four Percussion Group, Eclipse Chamber Orchestra, Post Classical Ensemble, Washington Symphonic Brass, and the Amadeus Orchestra. He has also participated in several honors ensembles and festival orchestras including Tanglewood Music Center, The National Repertory Orchestra, the National Orchestral Institute, Music Academy of the West, and the International Symphony Orchestra. With these groups and others, Mr. Wallace has worked under the baton of Lorin Maazel, Valery Gergiev, Pierre Boulez, James Levine, John Williams, Seiji Ozawa, Kurt Masur, Leonard Slatkin, and Placido Domingo.
With vast teaching experience at all levels, Mr. Wallace is in high demand as a music educator and clinician. Currently the Director of Percussion for the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras in Annandale, Virginia, Mr. Wallace is an active percussion director, clinician and sectional instructor at several nationally recognized Fairfax County Public Schools. He is also proud to have been the first full time Professor of Percussion at Christopher Newport University, an up an coming music department located in Newport News, Virginia. Mr. Wallace's private students have been accepted to continue studies at The Juilliard School, the Curtis Institute of Music, the Cleveland Institute of Music, the New England Conservatory, Boston University, the Peabody Conservatory, the Eastman School of Music, the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, The University of Miami, and DePaul University. His teaching techniques are highlighted in his method book, Percussion with Class, published by FJH Music, and his compositions and arrangements have been performed at The Juilliard School, the Eastman School of Music, New York University, George Mason University, Christopher Newport University, the Music Academy of the West, the Aspen Music Festival, Temple University, the Noncert Chamber Series, the Music for All National Percussion Festival, the Virginia Music Educators Conference, and National's Park.
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PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP - FORM 8-K - EX-99.1 - EXHIBIT 99.1 - December 22, 2014
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Pacific Financial Corporation Raises Annual Cash Dividend to $0.21 Per Share
ABERDEEN, WA -- December, 19, 2014 -- Pacific Financial Corporation (OTCQB:PFLC), the holding company for Bank of the Pacific, today announced that its Board of Directors increased the annual cash dividend to $0.21 per share, to holders of common stock. The dividend will be payable on January 15, 2015, to shareholders of record on January 2, 2015.
"We are delighted with this year's results demonstrating the solid performance of our staff and the strength of our banking franchise. The 5% increase in our cash dividend is our way to share this success with our shareholders, while retaining capital to support growth," said Dennis Long, President and Chief Executive Officer.
About Pacific Financial Corporation
Pacific Financial Corporation of Aberdeen, Washington, is the bank holding company for Bank of the Pacific, a state chartered and federally insured commercial bank. Bank of the Pacific offers banking products and services to small-to-medium sized businesses and professionals in Washington and Oregon. As of September 30, 2014, the Company has total assets of $715.7 million and operated 17 branches in the communities of Grays Harbor, Pacific, Whatcom, Skagit, Clark and Wahkiakum counties in the State of Washington, and three branches in Clatsop County, Oregon. The Company also operates loan production offices in the communities of Dupont and Burlington in Washington. Visit the Company's website at www.bankofthepacific.com. Member FDIC.
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Russ, you are engaging in sophisms. Ask Bill Clinton for help. He wanted to know what the definition of "is" is.
Okay, Slobodan. I give up. If I thought you were serious I'd go on puncturing your illusions, but I know you're just pulling my chain. See ya.
Did you lost to many time studying the same over en over en forgot to study the obvious?
Unfortunately, Ivo, that doesn't explain it.
Hm, even not a little bit, Russ?
Not even an infinitesimal bit, Ivo.
I don't think you can explain what you want to explain, Ivo, even if I step back a mile. Problem is that you don't understand what it is you want to explain.
As did Martin Heidegger. Spent a life time working on it. Quite fruitfully.
It is difficult to explain a fish how fun it is to fly.
'Street Photography', as set up by Colin Westerbeck in the early 90s, was a very broad church incorporating wildly divergent photographic practices. It was not a movement with a manifesto or a rulebook. The rulebooks have only appeared in the last 20 years.
Hi Elliot, How about pointing me to one of your "rulebooks." As far as I know the genre was defined by photographs, not by words in a book. And I'm quite familiar with Westerbeck's book. It's been by favorite since it came out. You'll see it listed in my bibliography at http://www.pkinfo.com//Bib/Bib.html.
Oh. Wow, Ivo! "How does society influence Art? And can art change society?" We should have had that quorum on line when I was in high school and my buddies and I were discussing that kind of stuff over beer before we were old enough to drink. And "TheoryofKnowledge.net." That site would have been a big help when I took philosophy 101 at University of Michigan in 1949.
I didn't expect something else than an arrogantly reaction.
Then, Russ, when did you loose your ability to be open for other viewpoints? Or why do you pretend not to understand what is not in line with your stubbornness?
I guess Slobodan nailed it. It is only semantics isn't it?
Ivo, you've refused to answer any of my questions, and your statements on the subject have been nothing but unsupported personal opinions. Slobodan is simply stirring the water. Wait 'til he comes by my place again and we have lunch. I'll fix his clock then.
Sooner or later, if you want to make your case (whatever it is?) you're going to have to get beyond generalities and deal with facts. The fact is: there's a photographic genre called "street photography." It deals with interactions between humans, other humans, and their environment, and as OmerV put it in another thread: ". . .street photography is not a hunt. It is a benign exploration of life in an effort to create a meaningful statement or poem." I especially like the "poem" part of that statement because I've written about the relationship between street photography and poetry, as has Tod Papageorge (whoever that is, right, Ivo?). It's obvious from your statements on the subject, and, I have to add, from your photography that that's a relationship you fail to grasp. So I guess it's not too strange that you don't understand street photography.
I replied in words and images.
It is ok you don't agree and you don't see it. It is also ok you bail out every discussion where your opinion is at stake and it is ok you choose to stay in your mental safe house.
It is ok, Russ. It is ok.
Just one more thing, I guess you will bail out of this discussion if I remember you to an earlier topic where I tried to explain photography was not necessarily a hunt but in the right hands it could be an observation. You laughed at me, Russ. Strange how you turn you jacket inside out.
But also this is ok to me.
So. Are you satisfied with the reactions on your sparring partner seeking topic? Let's face it, you are not interested in a debate, you only want to stuff your mantra in the goose neck. Also this is ok.


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Interview with Stars of cannibal horror romance "Tear Me Apart" - Alfie Stewart, Jennie Eggleton and Frazer Alexander
As this year's meatiest post-apocalyptic cannibal horror romance TEAR ME APART gears up for its UK Theatrical Premiere and worldwide VOD release, we spoke to the three young leads, Alfie Stewart, Jennie Eggleton and Frazer Alexander to discuss their roles.
Q: For all of you this is your first lead role in a feature film. Describe your feelings when you were told you'd won the role.
Alfie: I was quite surprised because my audition was one of those ones where you can't really gauge how well you've done. I wasn't expecting to get the part, which made it even sweeter! I was ecstatic when I got the news. I couldn't wait to bring the story to life.
Jennie: Overwhelming joy and excitement - and shock! At the final recall everyone was so good that I was certain I hadn't got the role so when I got the call from my agent I was speechless! As well as being my first lead it was also one of my first professional jobs so I was thrilled to be given the chance to be part of such an amazing project.
Frazer: This was not just my first lead role, it was my first professional audition, and saying I was surprised would be a complete understatement. Completely over the moon and mildly/embarrassingly emotional would probably be the best way to describe it.
Q: The film deals with some pretty (forgive the pun) 'meaty' issues. How did you process the challenges presented?
Alfie: With a vivid imagination. I really tried to immerse myself in the character and the world, exploring the depths of his psyche and his place within the story. I think that once I understood the character, the 'meaty issues' were processed easily because they are necessary to the story. I think challenges are fun - they keep you on your toes!
Jennie: Whilst the film deals with issues that I hope we will never have to deal with, at its core there are issues that are pretty universal and relevant to us now - love, sex, growing up, the need to survive. I found that there was a lot of myself in Molly so when dealing with the difficult issues there were already routes that I could use to approach the character and what she has to deal with. She can change between being innocent and manipulative very quickly, and will do almost anything to survive. I find that complexity in such a young character fascinating.
Frazer: I highly doubt that I will ever get to play a character I like everything about, but it's important as an actor to never judge the character's flaws and their behaviour, it is part of who they are and therefore part of me whilst I am in front of the camera. Dealing with the 'meaty' issue was really as simple as that, plus my character is not as open to the cannibalism side of things anyway so I'm sure this was probably slightly more of a challenge for Alfie than myself.
Q: The film really depends on the chemistry between the three of you, which is pretty electric. Tell us what it was like to work with each other.
Alife: I feel very lucky to have worked with such talented and easy-going co-stars. We had an amazing time, on and off set. There were points where it felt like Frazer was actually my brother, we bonded brilliantly. The crew were equally as amazing, and the experience of making this film was very special.
Jennie: Well, it is very rare that you are on set with the same people day in day out for a month, living together in tiny rooms, without getting on each other's nerves, but the boys were so supportive, kind and funny that the whole process was a dream. They both have a wicked sense of humour so I never stopped laughing. I'm glad that a fraction of our relationship has been captured on screen and that we get to share it with audiences, as it's pretty special.
Frazer: It was a complete dream. The chemistry was exactly the same off set as well. I learned a massive amount about the industry from Alfie, as he has worked on a vast array of projects. Jennie is elegant by nature and the most beautiful actress. She sees things others don't and has a wonderful grasp of the language, two traits that I would happily have worn off on me.
Q: Alfie, your character, although only 16 years-old, carries a highly complex mix of instincts and emotions. How much of an acting challenge was this, particularly the cannibalism scenes?
Alfie: It was a challenge upon which I thrived. The character fascinates me, his animalistic and boyish nature allowed for a lot of freedom and expression. Delving into the complexity of his mind was intriguing and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I didn't actually like the meat they used in place of human flesh though. I remember spitting it out quite repulsed after each take. I think it was Parma ham from M&S. The art department were slightly annoyed that I didn't like it because it was relatively expensive!
Q: Jennie, you play a young woman who could be the last female on the planet. Daunting or what? Did you bring any personal feelings about such an extreme situation to the role?
Jennie: HA - yeah, no pressure there! That was one of the themes that attracted me about the script early on. She is dealing with the weight of that, what she has seen done to other women in her past, how men treat her, and also how her sexuality can be powerful. It's an incredibly complex situation to be in. I'm a feminist and I definitely brought my own feelings on equality and the treatment of women to Molly.
Q. Frazer, as the older brother you carry the darkest, most violent threat in the film. Yet you are also perhaps the most vulnerable of the three. Was this a difficult balance to achieve?
Frazer: Yeah, it was difficult during the initial stages of the rehearsal process. It was important to remember that the character had not actually been brought up in a normal family, he survived solely on his own intuition and a naïve one at that. The character does have some awful flaws, but that being said, I hope the audience manage to relate to him and realise that he is not all bad. He does have his brother's best interests at heart.
Q: What do you hope audiences will take from the film?
Alfie: First and foremost I hope that the audience is entertained. I also hope that the story captures their imaginations and makes them think about some of the themes. My character has been brought up in a world extremely different from the one we currently live in and has therefore grown into a more primitive, instinctive and animalistic being. Constantly inundated with comforts, we often forget that we are animals, we are PART OF nature and not separate from it. It is an interesting thing to ponder. I hope the film inspires creativity and impresses people.
Jennie: I hope as well as enjoying the amazing landscapes and Ern's beautiful shots, they take away a story of three young people growing up. I think the undercurrent of this film is a touching coming-of-age story, exploring how they negotiate their way through growing up under pretty dire circumstances!
Frazer: I hope the audiences enjoy the film as much as we all enjoyed making it. I hope people argue over which characters they preferred and who was right and wrong in their actions, I really hope some of them side with the older brother as well!
Q: Although not strictly a horror film, genre fans will embrace its dark themes and execution. Are you horror film fans? Do you have a favourite horror film?
Alfie: I think that horror films can sometimes be overwrought with clichés, and quite predictable. However, when an original idea is executed well and the film isn't tainted by cheese they can be thoroughly entertaining and unsettling. I appreciate the darkness. 'The Babadook' is an excellent horror film, definitely one of my favourites.
Jennie: I have to say I generally don't watch many horror films. Whenever I do I end up lying in bed replaying the whole film in my head and imagining shadows are people! 'The Shining' is my sort of scary movie - the one that plays with your mind.
Frazer: I love 'The Silence of the Lambs', Anthony Hopkins' performance is nothing short of impeccable and the relationship between Hannibal Lector and Clarice Stirling was encapsulating to watch.
Q: Finally, what are all you up to next?
Alfie: Playing my guitar religiously, waiting for the phone to ring. Aside from that I've filmed an episode of Channel 5's 'Suspects', which will air later this year.
Jennie: I'm currently auditioning - so watch this space!
Frazer: I've recently signed with Cole Kitchenn and I'm excited about the future and what it holds in store.
TEAR ME APART is released online on June 17, 2016, following its UK theatrical premiere at The Genesis, Whitechapel, on June 16.
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Everything Pregnancy
This Mom's Powerful Post About the Baby She Lost Has an Important Message
Reality star Jamie Otis posted a photo of her heartbreaking loss on Instagram to help de-stigmatize the experience for other parents.
By Meagan Morris
Parents often grieve the loss of a child in private; some by choice, others because they want to avoid painful comments and stigma from those who don't understand their pain.
Reality star Jamie Otis understands this feeling, though she's hoping to shed that stigma with a heartbreaking Instragram photo she posted in honor of October's Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Otis and husband Doug Hehner, who met (and married) on the reality show Married at First Sight, lost their son Johnathan Edward in July at just 16 weeks.
"I realize there is a great stigma associated with sharing photos of your baby who was born too early and has already gone to heaven so I want to say sorry if this offends you," Otis captioned the black-and-white photo that shows the couple tenderly cradling their tiny son. "However, if there's one thing my husband has taught me it's this: 'Don't live life trying NOT to offend anyone and trying to please everyone,'" she continued.
Otis often blogs about her experience, hoping that her and Doug's willingness to share will help educate people and inspire others to express their sadness and pain in ways that are helpful to them, even if it makes others uncomfortable. The Instagram post also demonstrates how important it is for couples to support each other during traumatic times.
"I hope by me sharing my sweet boy, Johnny (as Doug and I call him)," she wrote, "you'll realize that he's a harmless, helpless baby who deserves to be remembered, not hidden away because his image may offend someone."
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Jennifer Aniston's IVF Story Reminds Us Why We Shouldn't Speculate About People's Desire To Have Children
7 Things I Wish My Coworkers Knew When I Returned to Work After I Had a Stillbirth
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Jamie Otis Is Every Pregnant Mom-to-Be With Her 15-Week Confessions
Britney Spears Marries Sam Asghari and Is Looking Forward to the Future: All the Details
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Everything You Need to Know About Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's Baby Plans
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A Quest to Conceive: My Journey Through Unexplained Infertility
Elaine Welteroth Created the First-Time Millennial Mom Pregnancy Community She Couldn't Find
Chrissy Teigen on Why She Shares Her IVF Journey on Social Media: 'You See Baby Bumps but Not How They Got There'
What Is a Sunshine Baby?


Donovan first met his future wife, Linda Lawrence, in 1965 when she was recovering from a broken relationship with Rolling Stones founding member Brian Jones. The pair dated briefly, but not wanting the scrutiny and uncertainty of being a pop star's girlfriend all over again, Lawrence broke it off at the end of the year. Donovan responded with this song.
"It's not a normal love song, the singer told Mojo magazine June 2011. "On the face of it, the song is about being with Linda again. But sunshine is a nickname for acid. The Superman is the person capable of entering higher states because it's not easy to go into the fourth dimension and see the matrix of the universe in which everything is connected.
The line, 'everybody's hustling' referred to the pop scene at the time, where you could lose yourself very easily. Gyp (Mills - Donovan's lifelong friend and tour manager) would always keep my feet on the ground; we had left home at 16 to busk so we could see fame for what it is."
Donovan was good friends with The Beatles, and they were both making very innovative and trippy music at the time. Donovan's producer Mickie Most told him not to play the Sunshine Superman album to Paul McCartney under any circumstances, because he knew McCartney would be tempted to do something similar.
Donovan recalled to Uncut magazine: "My arse was being sued by Pye after Sunshine Superman so , my masterwork, sat on the shelves for seven months. If you date it, it was at least a year and a half before Sgt Pepper and I remember Mickie saying to me, 'Don't play it to McCartney' but of course everybody was sharing with everyone else and nicking from each other."
"I played it to McCartney anyway," he continued. "But they were already there, anyway, and George Martin was doing something similar with The Beatles, working out arrangements from ideas they had in their heads. George Martin was The Beatles' guy and John Cameron was my guy and they both had an appreciation of jazz which was key."
Originally, the "Sunshine Superman" single was subtitled "For John And Paul," a reference to Lennon and McCartney.
Jimmy Page played lead guitar on this. Page was a session musician at the time.
Donovan was recording for Pye Records when he was working on this. Pye also had Mickie Most under contract, but he moved to CBS before the album could be released. This prompted a lawsuit that delayed release of the album, so it didn't come out in the US until September, 1966, and wasn't released in the UK until 1967. This was unfortunate for Donovan, because this would have been considered much more innovative if it was released on schedule.
This was one of the first ever overtly psychedelic pop records. Donovan played down the drug implications of the song, but they were certainly implied: "Sunshine" was a name for LSD.
This was Donovan's first collaboration with arranger, musician and jazz fan John Cameron, who developed a new sound for him. Cameron played the harpsichord on this recording.
In the video for The Beatles "A Day In The Life" you can see a close up of "Sunshine Superman" playing on a spinning turntable.
Donovan had a fleeting love affair with the model Linda Lawrence in 1965. He bumped into her four years later and they married in 1970. Donovan said in an interview with The Guardian newspaper May 24, 2005, "Linda's in all the songs. 'Sunshine Superman,' 'Hampstead Incident,' 'Young Girl Blues'... Linda's the muse."
Learn more about Superman in the Song Images .
This was used in the 2010 "Snow Trip" television commercials for the Honda Accord.
The song was Donovan's only single to reach #1 on the Hot 100 . "Gypsy Dave [Donovan's creative companion] and I went off to Greece with about three quid in my pocket," he recalled to Billboard magazine. "The phone rang, and Ashley Kozak, my manager, said 'Get yourself back to Athens, you've got a first-class ticket to London. 'Superman''s released and it's #1 all over the world.'"
Imani Coppola sampled the instrumental track for her 1997 single "Legend of a Cowgirl," which peaked at #32 in the UK.


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Karmapa: Urgyen Thrinley Dorje
By: Holmes Ken
Author: Holmes Ken
Many people have heard of the Dalai Lama, but fewer are aware of the unique role of the Gyalwa Karmapa, Tibet's very first 'reincarnate' lama. in June 1985, among the nomads of Eastern Tibet, the Karmapa took birth again for the 17th time in this millennium, fulfilling the hopes and prayers of millions of Buddhists of the Kagyu tradition worldwide.
Like so many of his fellow lamas, the previous Karmapa, the 16th, left Tibet at the time of the Chinese invasion in the l950s, bringing with him a treasury of Buddhist teachings which had been preserved for more than 800 years in the isolated beauty of 'the land of the snows'. Since that time these teachings have taken root in many countries around the world.
After the 16th Karmapa's death in 1981 his followers had to wait until 1992 to discover his reincarnation. He was found exactly in accordance with instructions left in a letter he himself had concealed in an amulet given to one of his chief disciples, the 12th Tai Situpa. The Dalai Lama subsequently gave his official approval and the 17th Karmapa was enthroned in his tradidional seat at Tsurphu, not far from Lhasa, in Tibet.
Drawing on a quarter-century of experience close to the senior lamas of the Kagyu tradition, including the 16th Karmapa, Ken Holmes presents extremely useful and not always widely available information on topics such as the Karmapa's uniqueness, his lineage, reincarnation, the land of Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism itself-particularly that branch of it that the Karmapa embodies so perfectly. He has created this book as 'simple advice from a friend' in the hope that it will help those who meet the Karmapa to gain more benefit from their experience and others to discover someone who will doubtless be an important figure in the coming century.
H.H. Holiness the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa Urgyen Trinley Dorje, Ken Holmes, Altea, Paperback, 1995, 152 Pages, $25.00
Ken Holmes, born in London in 1947, left his early career in chemical engineering to manage a project helping homeless addicts in central London. On completion of this, he set out in 1969 to meet in person the Sufi and Tibetan mystics he had read read about since his childhood. His travels led him through the Middle East and Afghanistan to India, where he spent six months in Dharmasala studying with the monks of HH the Dalai Lama. From there he went to Kagyu Samye Ling, the first Tibetan Buddhist centre established in the West. THis has been his base for the past 25 years, during which time his life has been devoted to making Tibetan Buddhist meditation and philosophy available to the western world. He and his wife Katia have translated some of the main Kagyu teaching texts into English as well as much of the liturgy used in daily Buddhist practice.
In 1977 Ken spent six months travelling with HIs Holiness the 16th Karmapa as one of his assistants for his European tour. It was during this time that His Holiness encouraged him and Katia to enter into intensive study of Kagyu texts and to prepare accurate English translations based upon the traditional lineage explanations. Ken is presently Director of Studies at Kagyu Samye Ling, where he teaches, translates and interprets for visiting Tibetan lamas.
Contents: Karmapa: Urgyen Trinley Dorje
Chapter One Introduction 9
Chapter Two Tibet, Land of the New Karmapa's Birth 13
Chapter Three The 16th Gyalwa Karmapa 23
Chapter Four The Meaning of Lineage 37
Chapter Five Finding the New Karmapa 45
Chapter Six HH the 17th Karmapa Urgyen Trinley Dorje 57
Chapter Seven Reincanation, Emanation and the Names of the Karmapa 73
The Samadhirajasutra 83
"Ka-gyu" - Transmission of Mastery: The Inheritance from Tilopa 87
Vajrayana 93
The Early Patriarchs in India and Tibet 105
The First Fifteen Karmapas 113
The Karmapa, Enlightened Activity and Buddha Nature 123
Karmapas Long Before and Long After the Karmapas 131
The Vajra Crown and the All-Liberating Karmapa Black Pills 137
Long-Life Prayer 143
Glossary of Buddhist Terms 144
Tsurphu Monastery 148
About the Author 149
ROKPA 149
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Complete Doctoral Regalia for University of Missouri - Rental Keeper
Small (5'0"-5'4") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Small (5'0"-5'4") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Small (5'0"-5'4") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Small (5'0"-5'4") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Small (5'0"-5'4") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Small (5'0"-5'4") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Medium (5'5"-5'8") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD Large (5'9"-5'11") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD X-Large (6'0"-6'2") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / Small/Medium (6 5/8 to 7 1/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / Large/X-Large (7 1/8 to 7 5/8) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Silk - $ 260.00 USD XX-Large (6'3"-6'5") / XX-Large (7 5/8 to 8 1/4) / Gold Bullion (extra $20) - $ 270.00 USD
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Set includes Doctoral Gown, Hood, and 8-Sided tam with Tassel
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Regalia Set
All our ceremonial gowns meet the specifications registered with the Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume. The body of the gown is made of the highest quality black polyester crepe. The sleeve chevrons and front panels are made with elegant and classic black velvet and finished with gold piping. Bell sleeves are used, in the doctoral gown tradition. A full-length zipper in the front and two side pockets are also included.
The body of the hood is constructed of black polyester crepe and plush, royal blue velvet, which denotes the Ph.D. The hood is lined with luminous satin in blue and gold. The entire hood is finished with gold satin trim.
The eight-sided cap is made of our finest black plush velvet, which is recognized worldwide as the industry standard. A silk tassel is included with the cap. A gold bullion tassel can be included for an additional $20.
Gown: Polyester Crepe | Plush Velvet
Hood: Polyester Crepe | Satin | Plush Velvet


A man watches a TV screen showing file footage of President Trump, right, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, May 16, 2018.
Amid a flurry of rapidly evolving diplomatic activities aimed at reviving the summit between Washington and Pyongyang, experts contacted by VOA's Korean Service say that completely denuclearizing North Korea probably is unachievable.
"I think it is very difficult to know if these negotiations will lead to North Korea giving up its nuclear weapons," said David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector and nuclear proliferation analyst at the Institute for Science and International Security. "The problem is that North Korea entered into negotiations twice now where that was the goal but never really intended to accomplish that goal."
Last week, President Donald Trump canceled the summit in a letter addressed to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, citing Pyongyang's "tremendous anger" and "open hostility" toward Washington. Then North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan, a longtime nuclear negotiator and senior diplomat, said in a statement carried by state media that the North was willing to sit for talks with the U.S. "at any time in any format." Trump responded that talks regarding the summit scheduled to take place in Singapore on June 12 were "going very, very well."
On Wednesday night, Kim Yong Chol, vice chairman of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party, met with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. On Thursday, they are expected to discuss final details of denuclearization talks for the summit, which is now expected to take place as anticipated in June.
Kim Yong Chol, center, former North Korean military intelligence chief and one of Kim Jong Un's closest aides, arrives to have dinner with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, May 30, 2018, in New York.
Against this diplomatic backdrop, VOA's Korean Service contacted 30 analysts, who unanimously said that Pyongyang will not yield to Washington's demand to abandon its nuclear weapons program completely. Here are some key comments from the experts.
Douglas Paal, vice president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, thinks Pyongyang might agree in principle to give up its nuclear weapons and missiles at the summit talks with the U.S., but it could easily make excuses later and delay the process, especially if sanctions are relaxed. Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign has led international efforts to impose sanctions banning 90 percent of the North's trade.
Howard Stoffer, who served as deputy director of U.N. counterterrorism committee, also said the North could agree to completely denuclearize at the summit but the differences between Washington and Pyongyang over the pace of denuclearization could hamper the talks. Stoffer speculated the negotiations could stall if Pyongyang insists on its "phased" approach and demands that Washington make concessions as it takes steps to denuclearize.
"If they come in and say, 'No we are going to have to take something,' then I don't think there is going to be a negotiation," Stoffer said.
Pyongyang has said it prefers a "phased and synchronized" process of taking incremental steps toward denuclearization, expecting those steps to be matched by certain concessions from the U.S.
People pass by a TV screen showing a footage of U.S. President Donald Trump during a news program at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, May 25, 2018.
Experts think Kim will most likely agree to give up a part of North Korea's program instead of all of it, which is what the U.S. is expected to ask.
FILE - This May 23, 2018, satellite file image provided by DigitalGlobe, shows the Punggye-ri test site in North Korea.
"We have all been through this experience before so it is very hard to take Kim Jong Un seriously," Samore said. "But the argument in [South] Korea is that he is different than his father and his grandfather, and he is very genuine about giving up its nuclear weapons in order for reform and to revive the economy. But as far as I can tell, that is not based on any evidence beyond Kim Jong Un's statements, which I don't think are very plausible."
"We're moving forward, and we'll be prepared either way. And we're planning as if it is happening," she said.


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Welcome to Tambo Viejo hostel. This charming vegetarian guesthouse offers 12 spacious, clean and comfortable guest rooms with private bath, lovely breakfasts, a large flower garden and panoramic sunny terraces.
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Patronyme
 Millard Meiss, historien américain spécialiste de l'art.
 Honel Meiss, rabbin français.
 Léon Meiss, président du Consistoire central israélite de France.

Homonymie
Homonymie de patronyme


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ABHAS JHA
PRACTICE MANAGER, CLIMATE CHANGE AND DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT (SOUTH ASIA REGION), THE WORLD BANK
Abhas Jha works on cities, technology, climate risk and resilience, public policy, and has earlier once served as Adviser to the World Bank Executive Director for Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Sri Lanka. He has authored books, edited/co-edited and contributed chapters to several other publications, and cited by leading publications like the Financial Times and the New York Times, amongst others.
ARIF HASAN
ARCHITECT AND PLANNER,
BASED IN KARACHI, PAKISTAN
Arif Hasan is an architect, planner, activist, teacher, researcher and the author of a number of books, research papers, and monographs on urban development issues. He is the founder and Chairperson of the Urban Resource Centre, Karachi and a founding member of the Asian Coalition for Housing Rights, Bangkok. He is the recipient of national and international awards including the Hilal-e-Imtiaz and the UN Year for the Shelterless Memorial Award.
IROMI PERERA
RESEARCHER AND ACTIVIST,
BASED IN COLOMBO, SRI LANKA
Iromi works on land rights and spatial justice, with a focus on development and dispossession in post-war Sri Lanka. She is the curator of Right To The City Sri Lanka, an initiative that explores the city making process in Colombo from a rights perspective, highlighting narratives that are often hidden or silenced.
KASHIF MAJEED SALIK
ASSOCIATE RESEARCH FELLOW AT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT POLICY INSTITUTE, ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN
Before joining SDPI, Salik worked with Global Change Impact Studies Center on conducting research and developing plans and strategies for enhancing rural household's resilience to climate change in Pakistan. He has also worked with International Water Management Institute as an agricultural economist. A PhD student at University of Southampton, UK, Salik received his master's degree in agricultural Economics from University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan.
KENICHI YOKOYAMA
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF ASIAN DEVELOPMENTS BANK'S (ADB) SOUTH ASIA DEPARTMENT
BASED IN PHILIPPINES
Mr. Yokoyama oversees the operations of seven sector divisions and six country offices and regional cooperation initiatives in the South Asian region. Prior to joining ADB in 1999, he worked for the Government of Japan (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and Embassy of Japan in Dhaka, Bangladesh) for 16 years.
KAZI KHALEED ASHRAF
ARCHITECT, ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN AND CRITIC
BASED IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH
Kazi Khaleed Ashraf currently heads the Bengal Institute for Architecture, Landscapes and Settlements in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He has authored/edited "Locations: An Anthology of Architecture and Urbanism", "The Hermit's Hut: Architecture and Asceticism in India", "Designing Dhaka: A Manifesto for a Better City", the 2007 "Architectural Design" issue "Made in India," and other publications.
MS. LICYPRIYA KANGUJAM
9-YEAR-OLD CLIMATE ACTIVIST & FOUNDER, THE CHILD MOVEMENT
Licypriya is a nine year old climate activist championing the cause to protect, preserve, and nurture our environment by fighting climate change. She is the 2019 World Children Peace Prize Laureate, 2019 Rising Star of Earth Day Network and 2020 Global Child Prodigy Award Winner 2020. She has addressed world leaders in the United Nations Climate Conference 2019 (COP25).
SESSION 2 Keynote Speaker on 02.25.21
NAKSHA SATISH
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE IN URBAN DESIGN 2022, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, ARCHITECT AND URBAN PRACTITIONER
BASED IN BANGALORE, INDIA
Naksha's interests and work lie at the intersection of technology, housing, and the design of cities. She engages with the urban through an interdisciplinary lens that shapes processes and methods rather than just built form. After her undergrad at CEPT University, she pursued an urban fellowship program at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bangalore.
SESSION 1 Moderator on 02.25.21
NUPUR GURJAR
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, MDE '21, DESIGNER, ARCHITECT
Nupur Gurjar is a systems thinker and strategist deeply invested in design for humanitarian response. She is working on an experiential tool for climate migrants in Bangladesh and hopes to continue advocating for anthropogenic impact on climate vulnerability. As a research consultant, she also works for the International Organization for Migration (UN), Niger and is currently a graduate student at Harvard University.
SESSION 2 Curator & Moderator on 02.25.21
PASANG DOLMA SHERPA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (CIPRED),
BASED IN KATHMANDU, NEPAL
Pasang has been working with Indigenous Peoples, Women and Local Communities for the promotion and recognition of the traditional knowledge, cultural values and customary institutions that contributed for natural resource management, climate change resilience and sustainable development for more than a decade both at national and international levels. Currently she represents Asia Indigenous Peoples to the FWG, Chair of Specialist Group on Indigenous Peoples' Customary and Environmental Laws and Human Rights (SPICEH) within the CEESP-IUCN and Visiting Faculty at Kathmandu University in Nepal.
RAHUL MEHROTRA
CHAIR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN, AND JOHN T. DUNLOP PROFESSOR IN HOUSING AND URBANIZATION, HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN, CAMBRIDGE, MA
Rahul Mehrotra is the founder principal of RMA Architects. He divides his time between working in Mumbai and Boston, and teaching at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, where he is Professor of Urban Design and Planning and the John T. Dunlop Professor in Housing and Urbanization. His most recent book is titled Working in Mumbai (2020) and is a reflection on his practice evolved through its association with the city of Bombay/Mumbai.
Volume 3 Event Introduction on 02.25.21
RUNA KHAN
FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FRIENDSHIP NGO, BANGLADESH
An Ashoka fellow, Schwab Entrepreneur and a Rolex Award Laureate, Runa Khan works with the most hard-to-reach and unaddressed communities in Bangladesh, serving 6.5 million lives a year through her organization. Working towards Saving Lives, Climate Adaptation, Poverty Alleviation and Empowerment, the organization creates sustainable solutions and brings dignity and hope to each life it touches.
Panel Speaker in SESSION 2 on 12.3.20
S KRISHNAN
ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY, FINANCE; MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE NEW TIRUPUR AREA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED
BASED IN CHENNAI, INDIA
Mr. Krishnan has demonstrated expertise in policy making, public finance, and socio-economic development. He has served as the Senior Advisor in the Office of the Executive Director for India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan in the International Monetary Fund, representing the Government of India in the G20 Expert Groups on International Financial Architecture and Global Financial Safety Nets.
SEETHA RAGHUPATHY
CEO SEAGULL STUDIO, ARCHITECT AND URBAN DESIGNER
Seetha Raghupathy is an architect and urban designer with more than 13 years of experience in project design and delivery across India, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar and USA. She runs her own practice and is also a senior consultant for the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and the CITIIS project with the National Institute of Urban Affairs, India.
Panel Curator in SESSION 1 on 02.25.21
SUDIPTA KUMAR BADAPANDA
COUNTRY DIRECTOR, ACTIONAID,
BASED IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN
Sudipta has over 20 years of experience in the development sector with significant work in conflict and post conflict contexts of Asia and Africa where he has worked with some of the most marginalized people to design projects and programmes on food security, resilience and disaster risk reduction. Sudipta currently leads ActionAid's programme in Afghanistan with a key focus on Empowerment of Women and Girls, and Food and Nutrition Security through resilient and climate smart Agriculture and Develop Resilience in the Community through Humanitarian and resilience practices.


Maria Shriver has filed for divorce from Arnold Schwarzenegger in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The filing comes about six weeks after Schwarzenegger acknowledged fathering a child with a former household employee more than a decade ago, before his first run for office. The son is now 13.
The divorce filing cited the standard irreconcilable differences. It did not list a date of separation, though the pair announced they were taking time apart in May. Shriver is seeking spousal support and shared custody of the couple's sons, Patrick, 17, and Christopher, 13.
They also have two daughters, Christina, 19 and Katherine, 21.
The filing does not mention a prenuptial agreement. That likely means the actor-politician's earnings would be divided with Shriver.
In May, the couple revealed they had separated after 25 years of marriage, and said they needed to contemplate their future together.
"At this time, we are living apart, while we work on the future of our relationship," they said in a statement. "We are continuing to parent our four children together. They are the light and the center of both of our lives."
One week later, Schwarzenegger announced his baby bombshell. The actor turned politician fathered the child before he turned to politics, and kept it a secret from Shriver for years, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Shriver moved out of their Brentwood mansion after Schwarzenegger revealed paternity of the child some time after his final term as governor ended.
"After leaving the governor's office I told my wife about this event, which occurred over a decade ago," Schwarzenegger wrote in a statement to The Times. "I understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. There are no excuses and I take full responsibility for the hurt I have caused. I have apologized to Maria, my children and my family. I am truly sorry."


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The 50 Best Golf Courses in Italy
VILLA D'ESTE LEADS THE RANKING
There is something sexy about Italy right down to the country's over-the-knee book shape. Pizza, pasta, Parmesan, Prosecco, Piaggio and even the Pope spring to mind along with Ferrari, Ducati and even Fiat, all these symbols are synonymous with the stylish Italian culture.
With Roman ruins, Renaissance art, the Alps, Venice and naturally some chic shopping, it is not surprising that Italians called their homeland "Il Bel Paese" (The Beautiful Country).
Golf in Italy dates back more than a century when, in 1889, the then English colony of Florence founded the Florence Golf Club, the first Italian golf association. Florence Golf Club was renamed in 1933 to Ugolino Golf Club. Roma Acquasanta owns Italy's oldest golf course (the club was founded in 1903), but golf is a sport that has somehow failed to grip the Italian imagination unlike football, which is the country's national sport. There are only 90,000 affiliated Italian golf club members who play their game on Italy's 250 or so golf courses.
Please, click on the following link to check which are the best 50 golf courses in Italy.
The ranking sees at the first place Villa d'Este (in the picture the club house),whose course was cut by Peter Gannon through a pine, ash and chestnust forest back in 1926 and this former Italian Open venue is still as stylish today as it was back then. The course is classified at the 49th place in Europe.
At the second place, we find the course Sir Robert Trent Jones designed in Turin for the Royal Park I Roveri which opened its doors for play in 1971. The course is classified at the 53th place in Europe.
To follow, we have another course in Piedmont, Biella (56th in Europe) known locally as "Le Betulle" (the birches), one of the most evocative and serene spots in northern Italy. The club was founded in 1958 and the English architect John Morrison designed it.
Always in Piedmont, but in the area of Lake Maggiore, we have at the 4th place Castelconturbia with the Blue & Yellow courses). The course has been designed by Sir Robert Trent Jones and opened for play in 1984. In Europe, it occupies the 71st place.
To find the 5th place, we must move down to the capital of Italy Rome where Roma Acquasanta is located. Laid out over an enchanting parkland landscape, with views of the Via Appia Antica, Aqua Claudius arches and ancient tomb of Cecilia Metella, the course seems suspended in a time warp (90th in Europe).