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OTTAWA – Following a one goal, one assist performance in last weekend’s 2019 Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game, incoming freshman Blue Devil Ainsley Thurston was named Tuesday to the final roster for the Canadian Women’s U19 Field Lacrosse Team. The squad will represent Canada at the 2019 Women’s Lacrosse U19 World Championship in Peterborough, Ontario Aug. 1-10.
Thurston was among 18 athletes and two alternates named to the final roster following a series of evaluation camps dating back to last November.
A native of Belle Isle, Fla., Thurston will join the Blue Devils in the fall out of Lake Highland Preparatory. She was tabbed an All-American by US Lacrosse as a senior after notching 70 goals and 30 assists. Thurston was one of three incoming Duke freshmen to be selected to last weekend’s Under Armour All-America Game, joining future teammates Olivia Carner and Lexi Schmalz.
Canada makes its tournament debut at the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 Championship Aug. 2 against England. The Canadian squad will look to add another medal after taking gold at the championship in 2015.


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Writing a faultless literature review is one the ways of passing your dissertation. On the hand, if your literature review is flawed, then the reader will assume that the rest of the dissertation is also flawed. It is hard to perform a research without first understanding the main literature in the field of study. Professional examiners in dissertation writing know this.
The main purpose of the literature review is to evaluate the overall literature that surrounds a certain topic or area of research and provide a summary of the literature to date. The literature review may take one or more distinct chapters of the dissertation or it can be part of the introductory chapter in the thesis. Most don’t understand the format of a literature review, and this is where you need dissertation help.
So, what are the stages of conducting a literature review? Here are some ideas on how to write a literature review.
- Problem formulation
The first step of writing a literature review is to think about your research topic and discover central areas that need to be researched. Then compile a list of keywords that will help you find materials on your topic. The author should also determine what questions the literature review will answer. These are the questions that will guide the literature review until the end.
- Conducting your research
This step involves looking for the appropriateness of your literature to your research topic. At this stage, the library will be a useful place where you will find relevant materials such as books, websites, journals, multimedia sources and so on.
Still, in the library, there are several library sources that will help you conduct research including;
a) The library catalog: You can search for books, journals and other research materials available in the library.
b) Library PC’s: Most libraries have several PC’s you can use to access the internet and look for materials related to your topic.
c) Online databases: Most libraries have a subscription to several online databases that contain useful materials for your research.
These resources you find in the library could help you find more material related to your topic of study. Make use of them.
- Data evaluation
Before you include any of the materials you have gathered in your literature review, it is important to first evaluate and verify the results to ensure that the information collected is accurate, relevant, reliable and up-to-date.
You can begin by checking some basic requirements like;
a) What is the source of the content?
b) Who is the author?
c) What is the target audience?
d) Has the source and work been reviewed?
It is important to evaluate web sources carefully since they are not always the most accurate and reliable places to find information. Also, check the domain of the site and find out if it is an educational or governmental site or just an individual’s home page.
- Analysis and interpretation of the material
This is the stage of dissertation writing where data must be carefully read and interpreted to fit the actual structure of the literature review. Then write a review that consists of the following:
a) An introduction: Specify the topic and all the trends in the literature review. Explain the reasons why you are writing the review.
b) A body: This is the main part of the review where you will expound on each of the main points of your study. Present your research studies in a chronological manner and evaluate studies from other authors.
c) A conclusion: Here you will evaluate the current status of the research and include the studies that have contributed much into the subject.
Remember that while writing your literature review, it is important to properly cite the sources used to enable the examiner to refer to those sources.
With this guide, you stand a high chance of writing a perfect literature review for your dissertation. Whether you decide to write your own or buy dissertation, don’t forget to follow the format and requirements given by your college on writing a literature review. If you are ready, you can get started right away with the help of this guide.

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They must appeal to eventually eventually become workable, Because artwork films possess preliminary investment outlays. Art-film manufacturers usually show their movies special theatres (repertory cinemas or, at the U.S., Art house cinemas) and in movie festivals. The expression art-film is far more broadly utilised in the united states as well as the United Kingdom, along with Australia, in comparison to rest of Europe, at which in fact the definition of is closely correlated more using auteur movies and domestic theater (e.g. German domestic theater ).
Artwork movies rarely receive the monetary financing which could enable creation budgets correlated with published movies, As they’ve been targeted toward smaller viewers. Art-film directors compensate to all these limitations by developing another kind of picture, the one which normally utilizes famous movie celebrities (and on occasion possibly amateur celebrities ), along with small places to create movies that target far more about developing thoughts, investigating fresh storyline methods, and even making an attempt new film making conventions.
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The seventh and final season of Younger will premiere on Paramount Plus. The first four episodes will be available on April 15, and eight more will premiere weekly on Thursdays.
The first six seasons ran on TV Land. All are available on Paramount Plus.
The Darren Star show follows Liza Miller (Sutton Foster), an editor navigating the publishing world and facing the lie she created about her age to land her dream job. In the final season, Liza’s personal life is on shaky ground as she tries to stay true to herself. After a setback at work, Kelsey (Hilary Duff) doubts her career decisions and discovers a new creative outlet. Maggie (Debi Mazar) gets cancelled.
Younger is created, executive produced and written by Star, with Tony Hernandez of JAX Media also executive producing. Dottie Zicklin, Eric Zicklin and Alison Brown are executive producers and writers on the series. The series is produced by Darren Star Productions, JAX Media and MTV Entertainment Studios.
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ORANGE Robert L. Citron, the former Orange County tax collector who presided over the county's investments when it went into bankruptcy in 1994, died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange, Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach said. He was 87.
Citron was a wizard of high finance, earning millions of extra dollars for local governments with exotic investment schemes that soared over most everyone's heads.
But in 1994, his investments went awry and Orange County lost $1.64 billion, ushering county government into what was then the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history. Citron was forced to resign from the job that had defined him, and he fell into a deep depression.
In the devastation that followed, there was a startling revelation: Citron's office had been diverting money from school districts to the county and keeping two sets of books. The one-time financial hero became a convicted felon at 71.
Citron was fined $100,000 and sentenced to one year in jail. He served his sentence at the jail commissary, processing inmate orders. He continued to collect his $92,900-a-year pension.
To the end, Citron insisted that he did not cause the bankruptcy. If the supervisors hadn't forced him to resign, Wall Street wouldn't have panicked and sold off the county's collateral, he often said. The Board of Supervisors made the decision to declare bankruptcy – a move he considered ill-advised and unnecessary – not him.
Citron was born in Los Angeles on April 14, 1925, the sickly son of a doctor whose main claim to fame was weaning W.C. Fields off his beloved booze.
Citron ran for the top job in 1970, handily winning the title of Orange County tax collector.
In 1973, the county decided to save money by merging the offices of tax collector and treasurer. It seemed a natural fit: The tax collector took in hundreds of millions of dollars; the treasurer's office invested, accounted for and distributed the money.
Citron had no background in accounting or investing. He had never owned a single share of stock. But the offices were combined under his leadership nonetheless.
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Coronavirus Patient Shares ‘Love Letter’ to Nurses
In the middle of March, Anna Grace Downs, a 26-year-old medical student in Kentucky, spent six days in the intensive care unit with COVID-19. Even though her parents couldn’t be with her, she never felt alone thanks to the nurses, nursing assistants and technicians that cared for her.
If she vomited, a nurse soothed her. When her fever spiked, a nursing assistant offered ice water. Three weeks after leaving the hospital, Anna Grace Downs, 26, shared her “love letter” to the hospital staff on Facebook and it quickly went viral.
“When I was alone and terrified, these nurses became my family, seemingly taking care of me as they would their own children. From every ‘Sweetheart, what can I do for you?’ to every ‘You’re gonna get through this,’ I felt their commitment and caring spirits,” she wrote. “I could not have my family with me in the hospital but knowing that these capable and brave women were taking care of me left me feeling safe.”

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While Google’s newly released workforce demographic figures shined a negative light on the lack of diversity within the world’s top tech sector companies, Fearless Solutions’ stakeholders marvel confidentiality as the Fearless commitment to diversity is once again highlighted in bold.
On May 28, after receiving pressure to release workforce diversity figures, Google released figures indicating that only a disappointing five percent (5%) of its employees are African American and Latino, with just thirty percent (30%) of employees worldwide being women. These figures compared to those reporting that of Google’s employees a staggering seventy percent (70%) were men and sixty-one (61%) percent were white. Google representatives indicated that going public with the figures would be the first step in beginning to resolve racial and gender diversity issues.
Fearless Solutions President Delali Dzirasa stated that “we welcome Google’s going public with these numbers and agree that having a public debate about diversity within the top echelons of high-tech sector employers is a good place to start.” Dzirasa, himself an African American business owner and software developer, went on to say that “the Fearless commitment to workforce diversity has been foundational from the onset and we are proud to continue to lead in high-tech sector employment diversity.”
The Fearless Solutions commitment to diversity is exemplified in its accreditation as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE). Along with its MBE certification, Fearless has been awarded and continues to maintain Federal 8(a) and Federal HUBZone certifications, demonstrating a continuous effort to fill high tech positions with employees from disadvantaged neighborhoods. The Federal HUBZone certification aims to revitalize neighborhoods which require the most assistance and Fearless is a proud and dedicated partner in this diversity program.
While Google does state that this information release is designed to help address its recruitment of talented and diverse people, Dzirasa expressed that “recruitment of a diverse workforce is only part of a multi-pronged approach at closing the diversity gap in the STEM fields. High tech sector leaders must participate in programs to encourage women and minorities, particularly from impoverished neighborhoods, to participate in STEM programs.” Dzirasa’s conclusions are shared by many studies on closing the gender and minority gaps in STEM jobs, specifically those advocating for broader leadership from companies such as Google or Apple in providing educational programs aimed at children in impoverished communities.
Fearless’ President Dzirasa concluded by adding that “we’ll soon be announcing further initiatives that not only add to our diverse employment demographics, but go directly into inner city communities and provide teaching as well as jobs to inner city youth. We’re very excited about these initiatives and the good they’ll do.”

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This Black History Month, the National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions and the African-American Credit Union Coalition have joined forces to celebrate African American credit unions in a social media campaign that illustrates the impact of credit unions on their members and communities.
The Federation promotes financial inclusion by organizing, supporting, and investing in credit unions that specialize in serving communities with limited access to affordable financial services. It includes many minority designated credit unions among its members.
“The Federation was organized over 40 years ago by primarily minority credit unions to represent the unique needs of vulnerable communities and the credit unions that serve them,” said Federation CEO Cathie Mahon. “Diversity among credit unions, our leaders and our members makes our movement stronger and guarantees the relevance of credit unions for all people, including those who most benefit from the credit union difference.”
AACUC works to expand interest in and increase the number of minorities in the credit union movement and provides scholarship and internship programs to encourage African-American students to seek employment in the credit union movement.
“AACUC’s history in the Credit Union Movement is a shining example of how credit union professionals and organizations come together for the common good of everyone,” said Renee Sattiewhite, AACUC Executive Director.
Despite continuing growth in the US economy, African American households lag in income earned and wealth owned compared to White and Latino households. Research on the racial wealth divide by Prosperity Now reports a 75% decline in wealth between 1983 and 2013, while median White household wealth rose by 14%. African American credit unions serve some of the most vulnerable communities in the US. While credit unions are the better choice for all consumers, they are the best choice for low- and moderate-income earners who might otherwise resort to predatory lenders.
The impact stories that the Federation and AACUC will be sharing on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram are designed to increase the visibility of African American credit unions within our industry, communities of color, the community development finance sector, and legislators. Find the first post today on Facebook, on Twitter, on LinkedIn and on Instagram.

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The next archbishop of Canterbury, a former oil executive, is a trenchant critic of the excesses of capitalism who will keep his place on the parliamentary inquiry into banking ethics, the FT has learnt.
Insurers have complained that they face billions of dollars of extra losses after U.S. authorities declared Superstorm Sandy a post-tropical cyclone rather than a hurricane.
The Bank of England suspended its emergency bond-purchasing programme on Thursday, raising doubts about whether quantitative easing has lost its power to boost the economy.
Britain's prison privatisation programme was left in tatters on Thursday after the government decided to keep four out of nine prisons due to be outsourced in state hands and put the rest of the rollout on hold.
Efforts to avert the fiscal cliff gathered momentum as a senior ally of U.S. President Barack Obama called on business leaders to urge Republicans to make concessions to stave off the looming budget crisis threatening the global economy.
Britain is warning other EU countries that it will block a single eurozone banking supervisor unless those outside the system win more safeguards, as London expresses growing frustration that its demands are being left to last.
France and Belgium are to bail out Dexia, once the world's largest municipal lender, for the third time in four years, after agreeing to inject an extra 5.5 billion euros ($7 billion) into the bank.
Chipmaker Intel was on Thursday overtaken briefly in market value by rival Qualcomm in a sign of the rapidly changing fortunes of the smartphone and personal computer industries.
Siemens plans to save 6 billion euros by 2014 in response to decline in both profitability and orders that has left the German engineering conglomerate trailing rivals such as General Electric.
Foreign banks are failing to make headway in China and will not create profitable mainland businesses just through riding the expected growth in the markets, according to a study by consultancy Oliver Wyman.

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Blackburn Rovers and Preston North End will want to be above each other next season but right now the two clubs appear to be enduring a very similar situation in the transfer market.
It is PNE who have been busier in the transfer market so far, with the Lilywhites having made four signings.
Rovers meanwhile seemingly have little funds to spend, unless star man Adam Armstrong is sold and they are yet to add to their addition of left-back Harry Pickering - who was snapped up back in January on a pre-contract.
The Lilywhites are expected to bring back goalkeeper Daniel Iversen on loan but have had to wait for him to join up with the squad.
And they have lined up centre-forward targets, some of which are youngsters at Premier League clubs - like Manchester City's Liam Delap.
PNE want to give every potential deal for a striker the best chance to come off and that has required waiting, given the situation with Premier League squads at present.
On that topic, Rovers boss Mowbray said: “We’re talking to a lot of Premier League clubs.
"With where we are we’re going to have to loan, but they (top flight clubs) start a week after us so they are going through their pre-season fixtures now and using all their players.
“A lot of the big clubs, their players have been away at the Euros or the Copa America and they’re not back.
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Although Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick is beloved as one of the most profound and enduring works of American fiction, we rarely consider it a work of nature writing—or even a novel of the sea.$24.99ISBN: 9780760349137Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 DaysPublished: Voyageur Press - January 15th, 2016
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Cadillo is an invasive species commonly found in pastures, rangelands, and disturbed areas. It is becoming a significant problem weed in Florida pastures and natural areas. The objectives of this research were to determine effective techniques to break seed dormancy and the effect of light, temperature, pH, water stress, and depth of seed burial on Cadillo germination. Cadillo seeds had significant levels of innate dormancy imposed by a hard seed coat; chemical scarification was the most effective technique for removing dormancy. Seeds germinated from 15 to 40 C, with an optimal temperature of 28 C. Germination was unaffected by pH levels. Water stress below −0.2 MPa reduced seed germination. Cadillo germination was not light-dependent and seeds emerged from depths up to 9 cm, with the greatest occurring emergence near the soil surface. Considering that Cadillo seed can germinate under a wide range of environmental conditions, it is not surprising that it has become a serious invasive weed in Florida.
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Poke Bar Opens Inside Wallingford Convenience Store
Find the traditional and tasty fish bowls in an unlikely location
By Jessica Yadegaran
August 24, 2016
Poke bars are popping up everywhere, but it was still surprising to find the ultimate bowl of the traditional Hawaiian raw fish salad inside a Wallingford convenience store (former home of The Erotic Bakery). Co-owner John Chung is the brains behind the unlikely gem that is 45th Stop N Shop & Poke Bar, where you can get heaping bowls of cubed ahi tuna, salmon or red snapper atop rice and seaweed salad for $11–$13. Yummy extras, such as fresh avocado, edamame, lettuce and imitation (we don’t mind) crab meat, are what make Chung’s bowls stellar.
To maintain the poke’s freshness, he has a local distributor (Chung is tight-lipped about his source) deliver fish every morning, and Chung’s parents—Paul and Tina—prepare it in small batches throughout the day. Seriously, just go. Wallingford, 2323 N 45th St.; 206.708.1882.


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Their first solo online concert is scheduled to be held on February 6, 2021
As reported, "Delicious Smile!", the much-awaited first album of the WATATEN!: An Angel Flew Down to Me anime franchise's five-member VA unit Wataten☆5, is set to be released on November 25, 2020. Prior to the release, a two-minute music video for the album's title track is now streamed on FylingDog's official YouTube channel. In the clip and the CD jacket photo, the five of them are wearing matching red dresses.
The unit Wataten☆5 consists of the five voice cast members who played the girls of elementary school age in the anime - Maria Sashide (Hana Shirosaki), Rika Nagae (Hinata Hoshino), Akari Kito (Noa Himesaka), Hitomi Ohwada (Koyori Tanemura), and Naomi Ozora (Kanon Konomori). They performed the anime's OP song "Kimama na Tenshi-tachi" and ED song "Happy Happy Friends."
Also, it is announced that the unit's first solo online concert is scheduled to be held on February 6, 2021. Due to the COVID-19 infection concerns, the concert will be held without an audience. A serial number to purchase the concert's special ticket will be included in both of the first press limited and standard edition of the album.
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- "Delicious Smile!" - Wataten☆5
- "Mugendai Happiness" - Wataten☆5
- "Sweets Sweets Party!!" - Wataten☆5
- "Special Coordinate!" - Wataten☆5
- "Sweets Land Paladox" - Maria Sashide (Hana Shirosaki)
- "Myaa-Nee!!" - Rika Nagae (Hinata Hoshino)
- "Sanjyo! Koakuma Angel" Akari Kito (Noa Himesaka)
- "My canon" - Hitomi Ohwada (Koyori Tanemura)
- "Issho ni Otete wo Taunagoune" - Naomi Ozora (Kanon Konomori)
- "Dear My Friend" - Reina Ueda (Miyako Hoshino) & Lynn (Kouko Matsumoto) - bonus track
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The Doga Kobo-produced TV anime adaptation was aired for 12 episodes in Japan from January to March 2019, and has been available on Crunchyroll to its members worldwide except Asia.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers survived the first test of their attempted title defense last Thursday, but they had to hurry to get some answers in under the wire in order to get a passing grade. Kicker Ryan Succop's clutch 36-yard field goal with two seconds left gave Tampa Bay a 31-29 win over the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL's 2021 Kickoff Game.
According to Head Coach Bruce Arians, the Buccaneers wouldn't have had to sweat it out at the end if they had just held onto the football a little bit better. Asked what his team needed to improve in Week Two in order to stay undefeated, Arians didn't hesitate with his answer.
"The biggest thing is turnovers – just protect the ball better," he said. "If we don't turn the ball over in that game, it's not that close. Correct the turnovers and play a little better in space, tackle a little better."
The Buccaneers turned the ball over four times, in fact, two each in the interception and fumble columns. One of the picks came on a Hail Mary attempt at the end of the first half and thus wasn't really a mistake. The last of the four was Chris Godwin's fumble near the Dallas goal line with five minutes to play that set up his own (successful) shot at redemption.
The other two giveaways by the Bucs on Thursday were the results of mistakes made by the team's running back duo of Ronald Jones and Leonard Fournette on consecutive offensive plays from scrimmage. After a Dallas missed field goal, the Buccaneers started a new drive at their own 21 with a handoff to Jones but DeMarcus Lawrence was able to strip the ball from Jones's arm and Randy Gregory fell on for the Cowboys at the 27. Dallas scored a touchdown five plays later to trim the Bucs' lead to one point. Dallas then took the lead, 16-14, minutes later after an attempted screen pass to Fournette went through his hands and was caught by Cowboys rookie Micah Parsons. The Bucs' defense held Dallas to a field goal but the damage was done, with 10 points in the span of two minutes all set up by those two turnovers.
Jones' fumble came on his sixth offensive snap and he would not get back into the game afterward. Fournette would end up with 42 snaps but only nine carries as the Buccaneers relied on their star-studded passing attack for most of the second half. Arians said the Buccaneers could have gone back to Jones after his fumble – much as they did to great effect in a win last season at Carolina – but they just didn't need to.
But the Bucs will need to go back to Jones and Fournette as the season unfolds, perhaps even this coming Sunday against a Falcons defense that allowed 173 rushing yards in Week One. Arians will have no qualms about putting the ball back in either runner's hands.
"Yeah, they're all different, and RoJo was ready," said Arians of how players respond to making mistakes. We started throwing the ball a bunch more. [Jones] is starting this week and he's ready to roll."
Arians has said that he views both Jones and Fournette as starters, and during the preseason he gave each one a start (they both sat out the middle game). That appears to be a pattern he will follow in the regular season as well, as Fournette took the first offensive series against the Cowboys and Jones took the second. As he said, Arians is planning on starting with Jones against the Falcons.
In that aforementioned 2020 Carolina game, Jones fumbled on the first series of the game but later ripped off a 98-yard touchdown as part of a 192-yard outing. Arians wanted to demonstrate his confidence in Jones after the young runner had trouble getting over another fumble in a narrow win over the Giants two weeks earlier.
Offensive Coordinator Byron Leftwich thinks Jones and Fournette could similarly use their Week One miscues to drive them to greater success in Week Two.
"The professional guys know how to move past it, get themselves in positions so when the next play presents itself, this group tends to make it," said Leftwich. "I'm more excited for the guys that people may think they didn't play well just because I know what it does to them. I know how they'll react to that and I just try to think to give them more opportunities to play well and play at a high level."
Leftwich won't hesitate to call Jones's number on Sunday.
"I'm not worried about Ro at all," he said. "We'll continue getting Ro the ball and letting Ro be Ro. Ro is real special running the ball, and unique. We understand the talent that he has. It's never perfect in football. The game doesn't go that way. Football doesn't allow it to be perfect. Football also helps in life lessons. It gets tough sometimes and sometimes it's better for you, but throughout a 17-game season that's just how it goes."
Fournette joined the Buccaneers' loaded offense just before the start of last season and for a while had difficulty adjusting to his role. He had been at the center of the offense in Jacksonville for three years, and at LSU before that. He eventually had to accept his complimentary role in Tampa, and that eventually led to his emergence as the lead back and driving force in the playoffs. Compared to that experience, getting past one bobbled ball is easy.
"I believe we're watching Lenny become a pro," said Leftwich. "I really believe that. As professional athletes, it doesn't always go well. It's not the first time that it's not going well for an individual throughout a game. That happens week-in and week-out."
The Buccaneers ran for just 52 yards in the opener against a Cowboys defense that ranked 31st against the run in 2020. They would surely prefer a little more offensive balance, even with all of their pass-catching weapons healthy and ready to dominate. They'll need Jones and/or Fournette to be at the top of their games, both physically and mentally, to get that. The Bucs are confident both backs will be ready in Week Two.
"We'll continue to try and get the ball to everybody," said Leftwich. "Week-in and week-out, somebody is going to be the guy that didn't get it. It is what it is. We're trying to win football games and we'll get the football to our playmakers the best we can."


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If you happen to be venturing to this small Swedish city with a big photo festival, join us at Landskrona Foto Festival Photobook Days! We have a table at the fair from 14-16 September, located in The Exercishallen venue:
Friday 14 Sept – 12-10pm
Saturday 15 Sept – 10am-8pm
Sunday 16 Sept – 10am-6pm
Several artist talks and exhibitions are planned, including a presentation by Overlapse at 3pm on Saturday.


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IInformation literacy should be as basic to today's
curriculum as the 3R's have been in years past. Jeremy J. Shapiro
and Shelley K. Hughes question "what does a person need to know today
to be a full-fledged, competent and literate member of the information
society (Shapiro & Hughes, 1996, p.1)?" They point to the irony that
over 200 years ago Condorcet, a philosopher, educational reformer
and journalist who was in hiding from the Jacobin reign of terror
during the French Revolution, published a piece that could be relevant
to us today. Condorcet's belief that there was a "link between knowledge,
liberty and happiness - a conception that is reflected in the Declaration
of Independence and the U.S. Constitution - raises profound questions
for those of us involved and concerned with not only the implementation
and uses of information technology but with providing for knowledge
and literacy about this technology (p.1, 3)."
Shapiro and Hughes
were designing a curriculum with the college student in mind. The American
Association of School Librarians (AASL) and technology leader Jamie McKenzie
suggested guidelines for an information literacy curriculum more in line
with grades K-12. According to the AASL, to become effective information
users, students must have frequent opportunities to locate, interpret, analyze,
synthesize, evaluate, and communicate information (Montgomery, 1999). Jamie
McKenzie contends that asking students to merely gather information is using
yesterday's curriculum with today's technology (McKenzie, 2000). McKenzie
explains that information literacy has three major components:
and Hughes recommend that an effective information literacy
curriculum will have seven dimensions:
Tool literacy - the ability to understand and use the current
tools of technology: software, hardware, multimedia.
2. Resource literacy - the ability to understand how information
is formatted, stored, and retrieved electronically.
3. Social-structure literacy - the ability to understand something
about the individuals and groups that generate electronic information.
4. Research literacy - the ability to understand the tools relevant
to the work of today's scholars and researchers such as analytical
5. Publishing literacy - the ability to publish using both textual
and multimedia tools.
6. Emerging technology literacy - the ability to "ongoingly adapt
to, understand, evaluate and make use of the continually emerging
innovations in information technology so as not to be a prisoner
of prior tools and resources (p.4)."
7. Critical literacy - the ability to evaluate the advantages
and disadvantages of information technologies.
a generation of "free range students," students who have learned to "feed
on the wild grains and fragments available on the Internet or on the shelves
of the local library (McKenzie, 1998, p.16)." He sees availability of vast
amounts of information as an opportunity for students to become "infotectives,"
no longer limited to the distilled, second-hand information of the textbook.
He defines an "infotective" as a "student thinker capable of asking important
questions about data in order to convert the data into information…and eventually
into insight (p.2)." It is the responsibility of the schools to provide
the structures and tools to enable students to make meaning of information.
McKenzie warns, " 'info heaven' can become 'info hell' if we do not equip
students with the reasoning and exploration skills required to cope with
'info glut' (p. 3)."
digging for pertinent and reliable information, sifting through
and discarding information that is not useful.
2. Interpreting: understanding the usefulness of information
3. Creating new and fresh ideas: developing original insights
rather than merely rehashing the thoughts and words of others.
The need for information literacy certainly extends across the curriculum.
On a daily basis, educators see students struggling through what is increasingly
an overwhelming amount of information. The process of taking students from
research to writing is no longer a two-step process of taking information
from the text and/or encyclopedia and copying it into the traditional written
report format. Researchers Jacqueline Mancall, Shirley Aaron, and Sue Walker
(Mancall, 1986) in their article "Educating Students to Think: The Role
of the School Library Media Program," advise educators to revisit John Dewey's
words "All which the school can or need do for pupils, so far as their minds
are concerned is to develop the ability to think (p.20)." Their article
examines the critical role the librarian/media specialist should play in
designing a thinking curriculum for students, one that will prepare them
to survive in an increasingly complex society. They stress the importance
of teaching students to be "better observers, appliers, and evaluators of
ideas and information, all areas fundamental to the process of thinking
in a critical fashion (p. 20)." They question the value of a curriculum
that places more value on the product rather than the process. Research
should no longer be an exercise in finding "correct answers." Students need
strategies that will help them "develop insight and facility in structuring
successful approaches to solving their information needs (p.21)."
team has developed a list of ten skills essential to learning how
to do research:
In developing the
above list, these three researchers are confirming Jamie McKenzie's concern
for the need to provide students with the means for finding, evaluating
and using information.
between verifiable facts and value claims
2. Determining the reliability of a source
3. Determining the factual accuracy of a statement
4. Distinguishing relevant from irrelevant information, claims
5. Detecting bias
6. Identifying unstated assumptions
7. Identifying ambiguous or equivocal claims or arguments
8. Recognizing logical inconsistencies or fallacies in a life
9. Distinguishing between warranted or unwarranted claims
10. Determining the strength of an argument


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The owner of a downtown nightclub that was recently the scene of violence is temporarily closing his doors.
Kenny Bullock sent an email to city officials saying he has closed The Palace on Plume Street to re-evaluate the inner and outer workings of the business.
Four people were stabbed during a fight at the club in late August, and a suspect, from Richmond, was arrested. Late last month in the cheek during a fight outside the club in a case that remains open.
Bullock declined to be interviewed. His attorney, Kevin Martingayle, said in a statement that the shooting was not connected to the club.
"Solely in the interest of promoting public safety, the decision has been made to close the Palace temporarily and review all security measures," Martingayle said. "No one requested this action. The Palace did not have any involvement in the recent criminal events that occurred outside of the business, but obviously the owner has concerns that this happened close by."
In recent years, Norfolk's bar task force has taken action against several downtown nightclubs. In 2009, Norfolk officials stripped Waterside clubs Have a Nice Day Cafe and Bar Norfolk of licenses to serve alcohol and later shut down Posh Dolche on Granby Street.
In 2011, The Palace was cited for code violations for problems such as overcrowding and lewd conduct.
In early 2012, Commonwealth's Attorney Greg Underwood that Bullock should not be allowed to be an ABC manager because of a 1995 cocaine conviction.
Bullock was arrested in Maryland with 21 pounds of cocaine, $2,000 in cash and a clip of ammunition in his car. He served time in prison, completed probation and has said he is a changed man.
He also owns a construction company.
City Manager Marcus Jones and City Council members - with the exception of Tommy Smigiel - have supported Bullock thus far.
Kevin Murphy, president of the Downtown Norfolk Civic League, said Bullock is making a wise move.
"It was a wise thing for them to do while the police investigation is ongoing and things get sorted out to just take a step back," he said. "There probably would have been pressure for the bar task force to take action if they had stayed open."
Patrick Wilson, 757-222-3893, email@example.com
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What does EMS mean in Naruto?
Electromagnetic Spectrum ReleaseEMS Release (電磁遁, Denjihoton; Literally meaning “Electromagnetic Spectrum Release”) is a Non-Nature Transformation, Elemental Kekkei Genkai of shinobi from the Helixian Clan of Rasengakure, more notably Ace Korimachi, Kiki Asannoo, and Niyya Korimachi..
What are the 10 standard components of an EMS system?
During these assessments, statewide EMS systems are evaluated on the basis of 10 essential components: regulation and policy, resource management, human resources and training, transportation, facilities, communications, public information and education, medical direction, trauma systems, and evaluation.
What is the role of EMS?
An emergency medical service (or EMS) is a service providing out-of-hospital acute care and transport to definitive care, to patients with illnesses and injuries which the patient believes constitute a medical emergency. … Trauma systems, hospitals, trauma centers, and specialty care centers.
What’s the difference between an EMS and EMT?
EMS describes the entire network of emergency medical service personnel that ensures a swift response to medical emergencies. An emergency medical technician, or EMT, is one component in this network. As an EMT, you are the first one to respond to a call for help.
Is EMS a word?
EMS is a valid scrabble word.
What are the components of EMS?
An EMS system comprises all of the following components:Agencies and organizations (both private and public)Communications and transportation networks.Trauma systems, hospitals, trauma centers, and specialty care centers.Rehabilitation facilities.Highly trained professionals.More items…
How did EMS start?
Although modern EMS initially developed during Napoleon’s time to aid injured soldiers,1 few major changes occurred in EMS until the 1960s. Between 1960 and 1973, a number of medical, historical, and social forces converged, leading to the development of a more structured EMS system in the United States.
What are the 4 basic steps in the EMS system?
Terms in this set (5)Your role in the EMS system includes four basic steps: Recognize that an emergency exists, Decide to Act, Activate the EMS system, Give care until help takes over.Recognize that an Emergency Exists: … Keep people from responding: … Good Samaritan Laws. … When you should stop giving care:
Why EMS is required?
An EMS helps an organization address its regulatory demands in a systematic and cost-effective manner. This proactive approach can help reduce the risk of non-compliance and improve health and safety practices for employees and the public.


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Originally Posted by angus-5024
Ive shot the 225 SST's (which have the same listed G1 B.C as the Interbond) and found that the listed B.C matched my drops out to 850 yards. I believe that GENEGY did a comparison between the SST and Interbond and found the INterbond to have a slightly higher B.C, not much but something. I started using the SST's just to have something cheaper to practice with.
I have found that the 225gn Interbond has a B.C. of about 0.53.
The SST is a bit lower in B.C.
Shooting both at 1000 yards the Interbond hits over 1 MOA higher and is much more accurate even though both have similar velocity, accuracy and POI at 100 yards.
The Nosler Accubond is very similar to the Interbond and has no advantage over the Interbond for long range work. The Accubond however has a much thicker jacket than the Interbond for close range work.
My pick for long range hunting would be the Interbond depending on which one shot the most accurate in your rifle.
See my write up on a few of these bullets.. http://www.austargets.com/Interbond.htm


President Laurie L. Patton spoke for an hour with three Campus reporters last month in a wide-ranging interview which was by turns personal and philosophical.
Amelia Pollard ’20.5, Elizabeth Zhou ’18 and Ethan Brady ’18 interviewed Patton in her office on Jan. 31. Bill Burger, the college’s spokesman, was in the room for the duration of the interview.
The Campus agreed to provide Patton a summary of topics from which questions would be drawn, but not to give any questions in advance. The interview touched on Patton’s vision for the institution as well as topical issues, including free speech and the Me Too movement.
She said Middlebury is “committed to the First Amendment principles of free speech and by extension, academic freedom. That’s part of who we are as an American institution.”
“It is our responsibility to cultivate in our students active and critical inquiry which means exposing them to ideas that may be uncomfortable,” Patton said.
Patton called Charles Murray’s visit to campus last March “painful and difficult.”
“I have learned from and been forever changed by the degree to which people were hurt by the events that occurred — both on our campus and beyond,” Patton said.
Patton shared several personal anecdotes in the interview. She said she practices scholarship for an hour a day. She also shared some of her personal hobbies, including vipassana meditation and walking her dogs.
“Dogs keep you completely grounded. They don’t care about their image or reputation,” she said.
When asked who she turns to for advice, Patton spoke about a group of women presidents that she belongs to. The women “have started to hang out together, talk to each other, call each other when things are tense or when they need to talk through problems,” she said.
In response to a question about how she sees her role as president, Patton said she was committed to Middlebury’s values on a personal level.
“I wouldn’t have come to Middlebury if I didn’t believe as a person that this institution’s values were my own values,” she said.
Patton fielded several questions about financial aid, which she called “the number one priority for me for fundraising over the next ten years.” She said she favored “slowly” growing the number of students on financial aid “in a way that’s financially sustainable” and leaves a balanced budget.
But, Patton said, full-paying students are necessary for the school’s current financial model.
When asked about how the college will distinguish itself in higher education, Patton described Middlebury as an “elite liberal arts college with fantastic graduate programs.”
“I think there are days when we can’t decide whether we’re Amherst or Hampshire. We’re in between those two places,” she said.
Patton proposed ways for Middlebury to collaborate with other NESCAC schools beyond the athletic field. She cited Colby’s museum of art, which last week received a $100 million gift to establish an institute for American art.
“Wouldn’t it be interesting for them to collaborate with our museum, which is growing and changing and doing interesting things?” she said.
In the interview, Patton stressed her goal of balancing the institution’s budget. She said that Middlebury was meeting its budget goals and surpassing them slightly. Monterey surpassed its own goals “at a greater percentage than the college has,” she said, for which she was proud.
She defended how Monterey is valuable to Middlebury and to the world, citing the institute’s consistent citing in New York Times articles on North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.
Patton also spoke about national and world issues. She called economic inequality “one of the major issues of our time,” and said that America is facing a “deeply difficult national moment.” She also cited Britain and Europe, where in the past several years populist movements have upended governments and institutions.
“Our challenge at Middlebury is that we need to embrace the difficulty of that moment and live through it.”
When asked about the nature of speech in the internet age, Patton said the instantaneous nature of communication “makes a huge difference to every minute of our days.” Students in 2018 exist “in a public sphere that nobody else has existed in, ever.”
It’s “very difficult to figure out at any given moment whether something is a public conversation or whether it’s a private conversation.” Because of that, she said, participation in the public sphere “takes more courage today.”
Patton often used terminology about travel to describe the school. “Middlebury now is not so much a noun, but a verb,” Patton said. “We are travelers.”
She mentioned travel across campuses — digital and physical. She cited interpreters for the United Nations who are affiliated with Monterey, professors who travel back and forth between Vermont and California, and video conferencing between Middlebury and Monterey, which occurred in the course on water Patton taught last spring.
Patton said she wanted to make sure “that instantaneous quality of life, as well as that hyper-connected quality of life, can be in service of liberal education.”
She said the college’s master plan, a campus planning document approved in 2008, should be connected to the school’s mission and vision. She used the temporary computer science building being built behind Johnson Memorial Building, in E lot, as an example of how her administration has adapted to changing times.
“This campus was not built for students from underrepresented backgrounds,” she said, but for “usually white” students in the 1800s going into “traditional male vocations.”
The spaces between buildings could be populated with works of public art, she said. She encouraged students to propose “pop-up contemplative spaces” on campus through the Fund for Innovation. She also praised a proposal by the Anderson Freeman Center to paint murals in buildings around campus.
Patton also answered questions about the Me Too movement and its impact on the college.
She said the movement “opened up all sorts of really important issues for everyone, around questions of sexual assault, around questions of reporting, and so forth.”
When asked how the college planned to address sexual assault in the wake of “The List,” Patton spoke about the Title IX office.
“If history is any indication, I expect and have confidence that the Title IX office will continue to respond to the needs of students,” she said.
She said the Title IX office needs to “continue to respond” to the campus’s changing needs while prioritizing “fairness for all students.” The college’s judicial system should be fair and open, she said, and the conversation about justice should be “always evolving.”
She spoke about three kinds of justice: one of equality, one of equity, and a moral justice, which deals with “righting historical wrongs.”
“All of those three ideas of justice should be at play in the mini-society that is Middlebury” — a society, she said, “of learners and teachers.”
Amelia Pollard and Elizabeth Zhou contributed reporting.


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I saw this years ago when it first came out, and have watched it several times because I love it!
The movie really shows what motorcycling is all about and if you want to get a good idea of it or want to show others where it is really at, show them this movie.
We see motocross, speedway, dirt bikes, desert racing, superbikes, ice racing, hill climbing and trials riding, plus a few things I probably forgot.
getting really long in the tooth; but-if you are a motorcycle enthusiast at all, you have to say you've seen it- hopefully that was long ago...today its painfully dated. Read morePublished 19 hours ago by R. roehrer
Being an older off-road motorcyclist and growing up with this movie (not to mention my father is in it) you can't go wrong with this movie. A Classic!Published 19 hours ago by MtnHiker
This is the 3rd copy of this that I've owned. Great movie! ( If you are a motorcycle enthusiast ) A bit outdated since the movie first came out in 1971. Read morePublished 1 day ago by Mtrman590
A must see movie for everyone. This movie changed more lives than the transistor.Published 3 days ago by VERDEXIPHLUX
Old Movie, but we love it. Purchased as a replacement as ours was loaned and never came back. My husband is in this movie, so we have to own it. Read morePublished 7 days ago by Colene M. White

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FRIENDS and family will hold a fundraising event in memory of an Oxford teenager who died at a city NHS unit.
Tomorrow night’s event at Oxford Sports and Social Club will remember Connor Sparrowhawk, 18, pictured.
The “epic party night” will raise funds for the Justice for LB campaign.
The Headington teenager was found in a bath at Slade House, Horspath Driftway, last July. It is believed he drowned after an epileptic fit.
More regular checks on him and better assessments could have prevented his death, an independent investigation reported in February.
The party is being held at the Horspath Road centre from 7.30-11.30pm and includes live music, a DJ, bar and food. Tickets are £10 for adults, £7 for teenagers and under-13s can go for free.
Two units that make up Slade House were shut to new patients by Care Quality Commission inspectors in September. It raised concerns about nurses not interacting with staff, faulty equipment and medicines not being safely administered.
It demanded action on all 10 standards from Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. Three were lifted in January and six this month but action was still needed on respecting and involving users.
Our top stories:
8:00am Tuesday 13th October 2015
SERIOUSLY injured patients in Oxfordshire will soon be able to be treated by air ambulance crews at night following the launch of the charity’s new £4.5m helicopter.
7:00am Tuesday 13th October 2015
A NEW scheme could land young people in the county a career with Oxford United Football Club.
6:30am Tuesday 13th October 2015
A CAMPAIGN to recruit social care workers is to be launched to combat soaring demand for home care.
6:00am Tuesday 13th October 2015
THE site of the former Friar pub in Marston could become student flats as a seven-year saga nears its end.
6:00am Monday 12th October 2015
THE NAME expected to be given to the main street in Oxford’s biggest housing estate for 100 years has led to concerns its neighbours will be left behind.
8:30am Monday 12th October 2015
A TEN-year high in cycling accidents has been blamed on the state of Oxfordshire’s roads, with fears growing that cash to repair them could be hit by fresh budget cuts.


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Lady Gaga will replace pregnant singer Beyonce Knowles at the world famous Coachella festival.
Coachella, one of the biggest music events in the world, updated its lineup on Tuesday.
Lady Gaga will now headline the festival on April 15 and April 22.
“Let’s party in the desert,” Lady Gaga wrote on Instagram as she shared Coachella’s new poster.
Coachella had last week announced that Beyonce, on doctors’ orders, will no longer perform this year.

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This hotel offers a total of 46 guestrooms. Amongst the hotel's modern facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception, a safe, lifts and a bar. In addition, there is a restaurant and room service.
This beach hotel is situated close to the centre of Sorrento. The nearest sandy beach is less than 600 m away and the fabulous Sorrento peninsula offers a wide selection of entertainment venues about 2 km away. Capodichino airport is approximately 70 minutes drive away (50 km).
All the rooms are elegantly furnished and have a hairdryer, a telephone, satellite/ cable TV and a safe. The air conditioning is centrally regulated and it is with charge (per day per room).
The hotel has a swimming pool and a sun terrace.
Guests may serve themselves at the breakfast buffet. In the evenings guests may select dishes from a menu.
VISA is accepted as a method of payment.
Direct dial telephone
Satellite cable TV

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The theme over at sticky fingers The Gallery is "Guilty pleasure" and its hard to pick. I have a very sweet tooth so Id say any cake or biscuit would fit me just fine. I do love a cup of tea as well but this goes so nice with the cake lol.
It makes it very hard to stick to my diet when I do cake design as a hobby also lol. This is one of my cakes and to be honest a huge slice with this would be my most guilty pleasure


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Saudi asset manager SEDCO Capital has sold $338m (€302.4m) worth of US and UK real estate assets.
SEDCO Capital said the seven properties, which span the residential, hotel, office, healthcare and logistics sectors, were acquired between 2012 and 2016.
In the US, the manager has sold the Hampton Inn Hotel in Nashville for $103.5m. The asset was acquired at the start of 2016 and was part of SEDCO’s value-add portfolio.
SEDCO said it sold an Amazon data centre in San Francisco for $35m and also sold the Garrett West and Catalyst residential assets for $94.5m.
The manager also said it sold a medical property for $28.4m and a 99,000sqft portfolio of six veterinary medical facilities across the US was sold for $46m.
In the UK, SEDCO sold an office building for £24m. SEDCO acquired the asset in 2015.
Sherif Selim, head of international and regional real estate at SEDCO Capital, said: “We are delighted with our success in the US and UK markets which underscores our global positioning as a serious investor across value add and core strategies.
“We have seen excellent returns in both territories and will continue to pursue attractive opportunities for our investors albeit with a focus more on urban traditional assets with an emphasis on total return primarily from solid income.”
SEDCO manages real estate assets worth more than $1.2bn across the US, Asia, MENA and Europe.

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You do not have to be a five-star chef to make this yummy lobster bisque. The recipe is simpler than you think. The combination of lobster tail, tomato, and cream makes this soup hearty and rich of flavors.
Prep: 15 mins
Cook: 45 mins
Yields: 2 Servings
2 cups of low-sodium seafood or fish stock
1 uncooked lobster tail, cleaned
¾ cup of onion, chopped
½ cup of carrot, peeled and chopped
1 celery stick, chopped
1 tbsp of tomato paste
2 tsp of garlic, chopped
2 tbsp of fat-free creamer
1Bring stock, onion, carrot, celery, and garlic to a boil.
2Lower to medium heat, add lobster tail and cook for 5 minutes or until the lobster is fully cooked.
3Add tomato paste. Reduce the mixture to low heat, for 15 minutes or until vegetables are soft.
4While waiting for the stock to reduce, remove the lobster meat from the shell. Discard the shell.
5Chop the lobster meat into small cubes.
6After the stock is reduced, add the creamer. Remove from heat.
7Combine the lobster meat with the reduced stock and blend until smooth.
*Consult with your dietitian to make sure this recipe fits in your diet plan and stage.


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Friday night’s SmackDown on Fox averaged 1.909 million viewers in the fast national ratings. That’s down 4.9 percent from last week’s overnight number.
The audience was relatively steady, with SmackDown averaging 1.92 million viewers in the first hour and dropping slightly to 1.898 million in the second.
In the 18-49 demo, SmackDown drew a 0.5 rating, the same as last week’s overnight number. Aside from the Olympics, which averaged 10.5 million viewers overall and a 2.3 rating in the 18-49 demo on NBC, SmackDown was the highest rated network show in that category. It even beat some CBS programming in terms of total viewers, which is a rarity.
This was the second straight week that SmackDown ratings were down since WWE’s return to touring on July 16.
Year-over-year, SmackDown’s viewership was up 0.9 percent. The 18-49 number was the same as this week in 2020.
As compared to the 10-week average, which is shown in the chart below, SmackDown’s overnight viewership was up 1.4 percent this week. The 18-49 demo was up 4.2 percent:


Profs called racist for saying ‘all cultures are not equal’
Two law professors have been accused of racism and homophobia over an op-ed lamenting the “breakdown of bourgeois culture” and arguing that “all cultures are not equal.”
The professors, Amy Wax of the University of Pennsylvania and Lawrence Alexander of the University of San Diego, co-authored an op-ed in The Philadelphia Inquirer titled "Paying the Price for Breakdown of the Country’s Bourgeois Culture," which quickly prompting outrage among students and alumni.
One public statement, issued by 54 University of Pennsylvania students and alumni, denounces Wax’s arguments as stemming “from the very same malignant logic of hetero-patriarchal, class-based white supremacy that plagues our country today.”
“These cultural values and logics are steeped in anti-blackness and white hetero-patriarchal respectability, i.e. two-hetero-parent homes, divorce is a vice, and the denouncement of all groups perceived as not acting white enough i.e. black Americans, Latino communities and immigrants in particular,” the statement elaborates.
Additionally, several student groups published an open letter condemning the professors for their comments, describing them as “racist and homophobic statements” before criticizing the two for using a “falsely ‘objective’ rhetoric” that serves as the “intellectual home” of Richard Spencer’s “incitement of moral panic.”
“More important than a single professor’s views, however, is the university’s persistent silence on such views, which creates and maintains a hostile environment for marginalized students on campus,” the statement continues, concluding with a list of several demands, including the “convening of a committee with student representatives to develop a formal policy for censuring hate speech.”
Additionally, the student groups demand a “formal, centralized Diversity and Inclusion office” with full-time staff, and an anonymous “digital grievance submission form specifically for racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia.”
Campus Reform reached out to several of the student groups behind the statement, though only the the Latin American Graduation and Professional Student Assembly replied, declining to comment.
Wax and Alexander, however, have continued to defend their views, with Wax telling The Daily Pennsylvanian that she does not “shrink” from her use of the word “superior” in describing certain cultures.
“Bourgeois values aren’t just for white people,” she continued. “The irony is: bourgeois values can help minorities get ahead.”
Similarly, Alexander echoed Wax’s defense in an interview with Inside Higher Ed in which he explained that “there’s not a racist claim in it” in reference to their article.
“Offense is largely manufactured,” he continued. “This is another thing people can cite in order to claim power…This is another way to arrogate power, by claiming you’ve been offended.”
Campus Reform reached out to both Wax and Alexander for additional comment on the matter, but neither replied in time for publication.
Follow the author of this article on Twitter: @mstein81


Asbestos around the world
As the dangers of asbestos use were gradually brought to light, many countries began to impose legislations on working with asbestos, with some banning its use completely.
Despite this, there are many countries across the world still using it, and some even continue to actively mine asbestos. Russia, China, India and Kazakhstan still have operational asbestos mines and these leading producers also export to other large countries, such as Thailand. Many more developing countries use asbestos despite the severe health risks as it is cheap and extremely resilient. Unfortunately, it’s extremely likely that asbestos workers in these countries, and even people living close to manufacturing plants, will develop some form of asbestos related disease.
There is still a global push for more awareness and regulations regarding the use of asbestos across the world. For the past 12 years the debate to ban asbestos in Columbia had been ongoing but was reportedly pushed when journalist Ana Cecilia Niño fell ill with an asbestos-related cancer, obtained from living in close proximity to a factory that used it, and spent her dying days campaigning for the ban. She passed away in 2012. A foundation was set up in her name to continue raising awareness using educational activities, social networking and new technologies.
Finally, in June 2019, Columbia became the latest country to impose a complete ban on the manufacturing and use of asbestos; a bill that will take effect in 2021. As remarkable as this is, Columbia is one of only seven countries in the world that have completely banned asbestos.
At JAX, we work hard to build awareness of the dangers of asbestos and implications for public health across the UK and beyond.


Another victory over the denova. keep it up
Reminder that Ubisoft at one point said that 93% of their games gets pirated. They could bullshit their way out of everything when it came to piracy.
It's not even about protecting the sale of the game. Thanks to Denuvo, many games that don't have it, shows close to no difference between sales compared to games with Denuvo attached.
I'm also still baffled on how Assassin's creed is still relevant these days.
The only way for publishers to avoid their games is to allow them to play them only through a platform of games in the cloud or make them in multiplayer online, that's why we see more and more online multiplayer games and fewer single player ones, that way they can control the life cycle of the game and close servers when they want, and some players seem happy with that.


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London Broncos have attempted to boost their Super League survival hopes with the signing of Australian half-back Brock Lamb on a short-term contract from Sydney Roosters.
The 22-year-old former Newcastle Knights player joins the Broncos with immediate effect, plugging the gap created by the loss of Morgan Smith with a dislocated shoulder.
London coach Danny Ward said: "We are excited to have Brock on board for the remainder of the season.
"With losing Morgan to injury and Jimmy Meadows picking up a decent ban, it left us a little short in this area and we needed to strengthen.
"Brock is a quality young half-back who we hope will give the squad a boost going into the final phase of the season.
"He came with some decent raps from our people in Oz and is a former team-mate of Yatesy (Luke Yates) so I am sure he will fit right in."
Lamb, who played alongside Yates at the Knights, said: "I'm really excited to be coming over and having a crack. It's going to be awesome playing with Yates again. I can't wait."
The Broncos are currently bottom of Super League, below Leeds and Hull KR on points difference, with six rounds left.
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rubber, any solid substance that upon vulcanization becomes elastic; the term includes natural rubber (caoutchouc) and synthetic rubber. The term elastomer is sometimes used to designate synthetic rubber only and is sometimes extended to include caoutchouc as well.
Chemistry and Properties
All rubberlike materials are polymers, which are high molecular weight compounds consisting of long chains of one or more types of molecules, such as monomers. Vulcanization (or curing) produces chemical links between the loosely coiled polymeric chains; elasticity occurs because the chains can be stretched and the crosslinks cause them to spring back when the stress is released. Natural rubber is a polyterpene, i.e., it consists of isoprene molecules linked into loosely twisted chains. The monomer units along the backbone of the carbon chains are in a cis arrangement (see isomer) and it is this spatial configuration that gives rubber its highly elastic character. In gutta-percha, which is another natural polyterpene, the isoprene molecules are bonded in a trans configuration leading to a crystalline solid at room temperature. Unvulcanized rubber is soluble in a number of hydrocarbons, including benzene, toluene, gasoline, and lubricating oils.
Rubber is water repellent and resistant to alkalies and weak acids. Rubber's elasticity, toughness, impermeability, adhesiveness, and electrical resistance make it useful as an adhesive, a coating composition, a fiber, a molding compound, and an electrical insulator. In general, synthetic rubber has the following advantages over natural rubber: better aging and weathering, more resistance to oil, solvents, oxygen, ozone, and certain chemicals, and resilience over a wider temperature range. The advantages of natural rubber are less buildup of heat from flexing and greater resistance to tearing when hot.
Natural rubber is obtained from the milky secretion (latex) of various plants, but the only important commercial source of natural rubber (sometimes called Pará rubber) is the tree Hevea brasiliensis. The only other plant under cultivation as a commercial rubber source is guayule, a shrub native to the arid regions of Mexico and the SW United States. To soften the rubber so that compounding ingredients can be added, the long polymer chains must be partially broken by mastication, mechanical shearing forces applied by passing the rubber between rollers or rotating blades. Thus, for most purposes, the rubber is ground, dissolved in a suitable solvent, and compounded with other ingredients, e.g., fillers and pigments such as carbon black for strength and whiting for stiffening; antioxidants; plasticizers, usually in the form of oils, waxes, or tars; accelerators; and vulcanizing agents. The compounded rubber is sheeted, extruded in special shapes, applied as coating or molded, then vulcanized. Most Pará rubber is exported as crude rubber and prepared for market by rolling slabs of latex coagulated with acid into thin sheets of crepe rubber or into heavier, firmly pressed sheets that are usually ribbed and smoked.
An increasing quantity of latex, treated with alkali to prevent coagulation, is shipped for processing in manufacturing centers. Much of it is used to make foam rubber by beating air into it before pouring it into a vulcanizing mold. Other products are made by dipping a mold into latex (e.g., rubber gloves) or by casting latex. Sponge rubber is prepared by adding to ordinary rubber a powder that forms a gas during vulcanization. Most of the rubber imported into the United States is used in tires and tire products; other items that account for large quantities are belting, hose, tubing, insulators, valves, gaskets, and footwear. Uncoagulated latex, compounded with colloidal emulsions and dispersions, is extruded as thread, coated on other materials, or beaten to a foam and used as sponge rubber. Used and waste rubber may be reclaimed by grinding followed by devulcanization with steam and chemicals, refining, and remanufacture.
The more than one dozen major classes of synthetic rubber are made of raw material derived from petroleum, coal, oil, natural gas, and acetylene. Many of them are copolymers, i.e., polymers consisting of more than one monomer. By changing the composition it is possible to achieve specific properties desired for special applications. The earliest synthetic rubbers were the styrene-butadiene copolymers, Buna S and SBR, whose properties are closest to those of natural rubber. SBR is the most commonly used elastomer because of its low cost and good properties; it is used mainly for tires. Other general purpose elastomers are cis-polybutadiene and cis-polyisoprene, whose properties are also close to that of natural rubber.
Among the specialty elastomers are copolymers of acrylonitrile and butadiene that were originally called Buna N and are now known as nitrile elastomers or NBR rubbers. They have excellent oil resistance and are widely used for flexible couplings, hoses, and washing machine parts. Butyl rubbers are copolymers of isobutylene and 1.3% isoprene; they are valuable because of their good resistance to abrasion, low gas permeability, and high dielectric strength. Neoprene (polychloroprene) is particularly useful at elevated temperatures and is used for heavy-duty applications. Ethylene-propylene rubbers (RPDM) with their high resistance to weathering and sunlight are used for automobile parts, hose, electrical insulation, and footwear. Urethane elastomers are called spandex and they consist of urethane blocks and polyether or polyester blocks; the urethane blocks provide strength and heat resistance, the polyester and polyether blocks provide elasticity; they are the most versatile elastomer family because of their hardness, strength, oil resistance, and aging characteristics. They have replaced rubber in elasticized materials. Other uses range from airplane wheels to seat cushions. Other synthetics are highly oil-resistant, but their high cost limits their use. Silicone rubbers are organic derivatives of inorganic polymers, e.g., the polymer of dimethysilanediol. Very stable and flexible over a wide temperature range, they are used in wire and cable insulation.
Pre-Columbian peoples of South and Central America used rubber for balls, containers, and shoes and for waterproofing fabrics. Mentioned by Spanish and Portuguese writers in the 16th cent., rubber did not attract the interest of Europeans until reports about it were made (1736–51) to the French Academy of Sciences by Charles de la Condamine and François Fresneau. Pioneer research in finding rubber solvents and in waterproofing fabrics was done before 1800, but rubber was used only for elastic bands and erasers, and these were made by cutting up pieces imported from Brazil. Joseph Priestley is credited with the discovery c.1770 of its use as an eraser, thus the name rubber.
The first rubber factory in the world was established near Paris in 1803, the first in England by Thomas Hancock in 1820. Hancock devised the forerunner of the masticator (the rollers through which the rubber is passed to partially break the polymer chains), and in 1835 Edwin Chaffee, an American, patented a mixing mill and a calender (a press for rolling the rubber into sheets).
In 1823, Charles Macintosh found a practical process for waterproofing fabrics, and in 1839 Charles Goodyear discovered vulcanization, which revolutionized the rubber industry. In the latter half of the 19th cent. the demand for rubber insulation by the electrical industry and the invention of the pneumatic tire extended the demand for rubber. In the 19th cent. wild rubber was harvested in South and Central America and in Africa; most of it came from the Pará rubber tree of the Amazon basin.
Despite Brazil's legal restrictions, seeds of the tree were smuggled to England in 1876. The resultant seedlings were sent to Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and later to many tropical regions, especially the Malay area and Java and Sumatra, beginning the enormous East Asian rubber industry. Here the plantations were so carefully cultivated and managed that the relative importance of Amazon rubber diminished. American rubber companies, as a step toward diminishing foreign control of the supply, enlarged their plantation holdings in Liberia and in South and Central America.
During World War I, Germany made a synthetic rubber, but it was too expensive for peacetime use. In 1927 a less costly variety was invented, and in 1931 neoprene was made, both in the United States. German scientists developed Buna rubber just prior to World War II. When importation of natural rubber from the East Indies was cut off during World War II, the United States began large-scale manufacture of synthetic rubber, concentrating on Buna S. Today synthetic rubber accounts for about 60% of the world's rubber production.
See P. W. Allen, Natural Rubber and the Synthetics (1972); M. Morton, Rubber Technology (3d ed. 1987).


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There's nothing more lovely than natural gemstone beads and the colors in this necklace are fabulous! Chunky green agate stones are paired with lovely hematite beds to create a beautiful and unique look. The stones feel so nice and cool on the neck and compliment any outfit. Everyone will admire them - enjoy the compliments!
Length: 21.5 inches (54.6cm)
Large Beads Size: About 3/4 inch long by 1/2 inch wide (19 by 13mm)
Small Beads Size: About 5/16 inch (8mm)
Weight: 68.7 grams
Clasp Type: Fancy toggle clasp
Condition: Very good vintage condition, as shown in the photos. When viewed through a jeweler's loupe some minor wear can be seen to some of the beads, not visible when worn.
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The toy tractor with friction comes is true to style with a trailer including three logs. Light and sound complete the playing experience. To ensure that the logs arrive safely at their destination, the gripper can be adjusted manually. And behind the moving parts are lots of design details very close to the original, giving an insight into the world of agricultural
machinery. Batteries included.
Length | 42 cm. Suitable for children from 3 to 5 years of age.