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Who still uses IMDb, anyway? It is still a great database, but when it comes to ratings, the system it uses should not be misinterpreted. The rating is based on the voting system it has with its users, and while that is less likely to be scammed (see, for instance, all the controversy about Rotten Tomatoes), it is still very limited when it comes to whether a movie is good or not. But anyways, who really decides if a movie is good or not? The critics? That’s another one of those big questions we could dwell on and probably not get a straight answer.
The criteria used in this list was mostly on the observation of movies that not only are really high rated on the website, but of movies that seem to be the most popular on IMDb. One thing that should be stated is that probably none of these movies are actually bad, they are just, as the title of the list says, overrated.
It’s not for anyone to really dismiss the value someone finds in the movie, but it’s great to debate about some of the movies we call classics (or modern classics) and try to dissect them and really see them for what they are, and not for what popular culture and movie culture made them out to be.
10. Spotlight – 8.1/10
It’s a brilliantly well-researched and well-written movie. It has a great ensemble cast as well. This is the most recent of the movies picked for this list, and one that was awarded with the Oscar for Best Picture.
But a movie, despite its subject matter and how poignant it can be, should be more than a great informative piece – it should be a movie. And an awarded movie is expected to be somewhat innovative and special regarding its movie-esque characteristics. Well, pretty much none of that is to be found in “Spotlight.”
It’s a completely banal “newspaper” movie that presents itself in a pretty straightforward way. And it’s a good movie, but Oscar-worthy? It relays on its subject matter to build up tension, and on the depiction of journalists and their work to build up anxiety and awareness to the magnitude of the problem on which they are reporting. And for that, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Michael Keaton did a great job, all of them performing with a real intensity.
But when it comes to the technical aspect of the movie, it is quite bland. The balance between the great acting and the mediocre cinematography and soundtrack, and the montage and editing of the movie, makes what is a slow-paced movie into a boring slow-paced movie that has a great premise.
It’s one of the most promising movies on this list that sadly, as a movie, doesn’t quite reach the spots it promised to.
9. The Great Dictator – 8.5/10
The oldest movie on the list is a Charlie Chaplin movie, and the one that can be the most controversial in it being overrated or not. It is an impressive piece, period. Its relevance, sadly, stayed in the 1940s.
It never went anywhere as a movie, despite having one or two great moments (the best moment of the movie is arguably Chaplin playing with the globe). It is a great piece of work, but comparing it to other Chaplin flicks, it falls in the category of being sometimes forced and cheesy, even though it was propaganda for a great cause.
While movies like “Duck Soup” are completely mad and really important when treating the dangers of nationalism with their poignancy and rawness, “The Great Dictator” seems like a tuned-down version of such a parody, despite having had the potential (as being the first all-talking feature by Chaplin) of being one of the best parodies of Hitler and World War II.
8. Amélie – 8.3/10
The impact of this movie is visible in the newer generation of viewers in a way that is deeper than many of the other movies on this list; it completely changed the view of what is a French movie. It’s hard to point out the technicalities that went wrong with the movie.
Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet proves as in his other movies that he can get the right people in order to create a beautiful movie (with a beautiful performance by Audrey Tautou and cinematography by Bruno Delbonnel) that bombards your senses. Sadly, and however whimsical it can be, “Amélie” after all these years didn’t really surpass itself and its limitations.
After eating all the cotton candy around it, we end up with a predictable core movie. And this is not only regarding its cliched plot, because if it were, it would be no more than a nuisance.
The problem with Jeunet is that at the point of making “Amélie,” he had done already a whole plethora of visual innovation and candy for the eyes with his other movies (like “The City of Lost Children,” or the great “Delicatessen”). So when we see “Amélie,” some of the techniques utilized (and I’m not talking about his whimsical style, it’s about structure, composition of scenes, etc) seem merely recycled.
7. The Shawshank Redemption – 9.3/10
Probably the most predictable of the picks for this list, the number one spot in the top 250 movies of all-time list on IMDb is, at the end of the day, a good Hollywood movie. It’s a movie you can recommend to anyone in your family. But is it worth of the number one spot? Well, not according to everyone, myself included.
Between all the suffocating sentimentality forced upon you with all the techniques you are now expecting from a movie of this type, there are moments of brilliance, whether it is by camerawork, cinematography, or the good performances (though sometimes overly melodramatic) by the ensemble cast. However, the movie is very limited in the treatment of its subject matter, often depicting a way too partial perspective of its characters.
Nonetheless, this is probably one of the best movies on this list, despite being too hyped for what it really is. It doesn’t really deserve the top prize in such a list, but yet again, what movie does?
6. Aliens – 8.4/10
What happened? “Alien” is arguably one of the best American sci-fi movies of all time, while using a familiar formula of the monster movies of the 1950s and creating a great cinematic metaphor regarding femininity and the emancipation of women while being really suspenseful and entertaining. “Aliens” is like someone took all the subtlety from its predecessor and decided to make a boring action movie that brings nothing new to the franchise.
It’s a decent technical effort and a great display of the visual effects of the ‘80s, but other than that, it really has nothing to offer with the exception of an awkward screenplay, cliched characters, a boring set of characters (something the original had that really added to the experience) and an overall forgettable experience.
The movie has nothing to say, it’s just a display of visual effects. If you are up for that, you’ll leave satisfied, but if you want a work that’s original and has something other than Hollywood fluff, you better search elsewhere.


Georgians respond to leaked Supreme Court Roe v. Wade draft opinionThe leaked Supreme Court draft opinion regarding plans to overturn Roe v. Wade is drawing strong reactions from both sides of the aisle in Georgia.
DeKalb parents, state officials, pressure school board members over conditionsState officials and parents are putting pressure on DeKalb County school board members to address poor conditions in school buildings and the decision to fire the superintendent.
Former Sen. David Perdue Announces Primary Challenge Against Georgia Gov. Brian KempFormer Republican US Sen. David Perdue launched his bid for governor of Georgia on Monday, setting up a primary challenge against incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp.
Stacey Abrams Officially Announces Run For Georgia Governor in 2022Stacey Abrams, the Georgia Democrat and leading voting rights activist, said Wednesday that she will launch another campaign to become the nation's first Black woman governor.


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Louis van Gaal knows the pressure is on to avoid an FA Cup upset as his confidence-shorn Manchester United side visit League One Shrewsbury Town in the fifth round on Monday.
On paper there is a gulf in class between United, 20 times champion of England and 11-time winners of the FA Cup, and a Shrewsbury side battling for survival in the third tier.
But United travel to Shropshire in crisis after a 2-1 Premier League defeat to Sunderland was followed by a toothless 2-1 loss at Midtjylland in the Europa League, with goalkeeper David de Gea adding to Van Gaal's woes by getting injured in the warm-up in Denmark.
To put that defeat in context, Midtjylland formed in 1999 - the same year United famously completed the treble, but the performance on Thursday was worlds apart from that all-conquering class.
Local newspaper reports suggest Van Gaal now has three matches to save his job, while rumours that he will be replaced by former protege Jose Mourinho refuse to go away.
Midfielder Michael Carrick is all too aware that a repeat performance cannot be tolerated against a Shrewsbury side that sense an opportunity for a shock.
"I don't think it's a concern - I think Monday's a different game," Carrick told United's official website.
"But we need to be so much better than we were on Thursday night. We know what to expect but it's going to be tough and Thursday's game proves that if you're not at your best then you can slip up, so we need to be ready for that.
"Football's a funny game and sometimes it throws up different things but we know what to expect at Shrewsbury - it's not going to be an easy game."
Shrewsbury are just three points above the drop zone in League One, but Micky Mellon's men have already shown their mettle in the cup this season.
A third-round win at Cardiff City was followed up in dramatic circumstances as they put Championship high-flyers Sheffield Wednesday to the sword in round four.
Wednesday were leading 2-1 with just three minutes remaining, but Shaun Whalley levelled proceedings before Jack Grimmer snatched a 97th-minute winner.
Shrewsbury now have their eyes on a bigger scalp, and Mellon has told his players to embrace the occasion - even if victory upsets his 12-year-old son, who is on the books at United.
"He will be supporting his dad because his mother has told him," Mellon said ahead of Shrewsbury's first-ever meeting with United.
"He needs to know where his bread is buttered and it is still getting buttered at our house.
"He has been at the club since he was four and they have totally brainwashed him into being everything United."
Mellon added: "Somebody said to me it's a one-off game and asked if I would be telling my players to play the game and not the occasion.
"I said 'no way'. Get involved in the occasion and get excited, get full of adrenalin, get full right up to your eyeballs and run about like a nutcase."
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Government of Sindh has contracted out government health facilities across the province, including District Headquarters (DHQs), Taluqa Headquarters (THQs) and Regional Health Centers (RHCs). The government awarded the performance based management and services contracts to the nationally and internationally accredited organizations. The transparent process was concluded with the assistance of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) Node of Health Department and signing of the Management Contracting Out agreements executed in March 2015 with a term of 10 years. In the first phase agreements were with five organizations for the following regions in Sindh:
|i.||DHQ Badin (Dist; Badin)|
|ii.||Rural Health Centers All (except RHCs at Thatta and Sujawal), THQ Nawabshah, Larkana and Naushero Feroze|
|iii.||Sindh Ambulance Service (All Districts) Starting with District Thatta and Sujawal.|
|iv.||RHCs/ THQ/ DHQ Thatta, Sujawal|
|v.||Bin Qasim, Gadap Town (All Units), DHQ Khairpur|
The organizations have agreed to perform on the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and their performance will be measured and assessed by the third party monitoring mechanism. The Partner Entity will also be responsible for ensuring the availability of basic equipment, furniture and fixture in line with the services provided by the Unit/ Facility.


We investigate the problem of using function approximation in reinforcement learning where the agent’s policy is represented as a classiﬁer mapping states to actions. High classiﬁcation accuracy is usually deemed to correlate with high policyquality. But this is not necessarily the case as increasing classiﬁcation accuracy can actually decrease the policy’s quality. This phenomenon takes place when the learning process begins to focus on classifying less “important” states. In this paper, we introduce a measure of state’s decision-making importance that can be used to improve policy learning. As a result, the focused learning process is shown to converge faster to better policies1.


The Israel Air Force struck five targets in the Gaza Strip in retaliation to rocket fire by Palestinian terrorist groups, Israel Radio reported.
There is no word regarding casualties.
The IDF released a statement confirming the airstrikes, which targeted arms-manufacturing facilities and weapons caches. Most of the targets are situated in the northern Gaza Strip, while one of them is in the southern part of the coastal enclave. […]


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Head lice may seem like a past nightmare from our school days, but it is still a common problem for our children. January 31st marks National Bug Busting Day, a great opportunity to raise awareness and educate parents on how to prevent head lice. Knowing how to prevent head lice can help stop the spread of one of our most frustrating, and embarrassing health conditions, and there is plenty of great advice out there to help.
What is National Bug Busting Day?
Launched in 1988, National Bug Busting Day has provided regular awareness days to help parents learn how to prevent head lice and stop their spread between children and adults. Established by Community Hygiene Concern, the day will see schools and families given materials on preventing head lice, as well as provide starter packs to families to use at home.
How head lice spread
Head lice are mainly spread through head-to-head contact with someone who is infected. Nits on the other hand cannot be spread, and are instead caused when head lice find their way onto the head and hair and lay their eggs. Head-to-head contact occurs easily between families and children who sit and play together in school, making their spread difficult to control. Head lice therefore still remains a common concerns in schools, which is why prevention is essential.
Preventing head lice
There are many habits which you can adopt as a family in a bid to prevent head lice, including:
- Regular checks
- Avoiding sharing
- Paying attention to alerts
- Being prepared for outbreaks
By ensuring that you check regularly for head lice, you stand more of a chance of detecting them early, at home, and without causing embarrassment to your child. Through early detection, it is possible to prevent eggs being laid, making it quicker to eradicate. This can be done through sitting under a good light and combing the hair thoroughly, paying particular attention to the scalp and to the nape of the neck. Checks can also be done using wet hair and a special comb for removing head lice which can help you find lice and any eggs which have been laid.
Whilst it may seem harmless to share personal items, it can easily lead to outbreaks of head lice, especially amongst children. Avoid sharing items such as:
- Hair accessories
- Hats, helmets and hair bands
- Scarves and coats
Your child’s school should notify you about a head lice outbreak. When this happens, you should not only check your child’s hair, but check their belongings too. Check their bags and anything else that they take to school in order to ensure a thorough inspection. Just because your child is showing no signs of head lice, doesn’t mean that they haven’t come into contact with them.
If an outbreak of head lice does occur, it’s important not to be concerned or cause panic. Head lice are very common and you shouldn’t be embarrassed because of them. Head lice are not related to cleanliness and are easily treated with the right treatments. By keeping a stock of head lice treatment and a comb at home, you will be able to get rid of them in no time.
By getting involved in National Bug Busting day, you can ensure that you’ve done your bit to raise awareness of head lice and taken the right steps to prevent them. If you are concerned about head lice, make sure you speak to your child’s school to find out what measures have put in place to prevent them. For more information about head lice, their prevention and the best ways to treat them, the NHS website is packed full of resources. Mark the 31st of January in your calendar and take steps to make regular checks for head lice this New Year.

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Reccommendations for the gf! Help :/
So My gf, obviously not wanted to think fo herself, has asked me to find flavors she would like. Have mind readers been invented yet? Anyway this is what I know, any help would be awesome.
-she'd probably like natural tasting flavors(meaning closer to the actual thing) for naturally sweet fruits. Strawberry, watermelon, etc. I know the natural flavors of that kind of stuff tend to be really hit or miss. So I want to know what the best of the best is.
-she's not a huge fan of a buzz, so nak or tangiers is kinda out of the question, although she did kinda enjoy nak cinnamon I had before it really Kicked in.
-she might like a few "candy flavors". Not super candy but just that "mmm that kinda tastes like candy" if you know what I mean :/
really the only shisha she likes is fumari mint choclate chill. So I don't really know where to start haha.
I have af mint and orange and banana. She's not a huge fan of the mint or banana but I think a more natural orange might be her fansy. She might like a good apple, but defintaley not a dbl apple.
Help pls *wimper*

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is conducting controlled burns in the Pinelands to eliminate underbrush that could serve as tinder for wildfires.
State Fire Warden Maris Gabliks says the fire service started the controlled burns Friday and is continuing them this week in areas of Atlantic, Burlington, Monmouth and Ocean counties.
Gabliks says the goal is to remove about 20,000 acres of brush that can intensify wildfires. It's done in February because the relatively cold weather and light winds allow the forest service to control the intensity of the fires.
The spring wildfire season begins in March.
The Pinelands reserve covers more than a million acres in seven counties -- more than 20 percent of New Jersey's land area.
Information from: The Press of Atlantic City


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It would suggest that cats are able to pick up on human moods, even depressive states.Cats are capable of understanding the emotional clues that people give them since they are perceptive and intuitive animals.They are able to pick up on the fact that you are depressed even when you try to hide it.When their fur parents are feeling unhappy, cats, in particular, may move in closer proximity to one another.
Can cats sense when you’re depressed?
According to a 2019 study conducted by Nottingham Trent University, cats can detect when their owners are frightened or sad, and they can alert their owners. Cats, like dogs, are able to ″read″ your emotions not only by looking at your face but also by detecting the physiological shifts that take place in your body as a result of conditions like as anxiety and despair.
Is it normal for a cat to be sad?
If you answered ″Yes,″ then you could have a depressed cat.Depression is a serious and well-documented medical illness that can affect cats.The difficulty is that it might be difficult to recognize whether a cat is depressed.This beginner’s guide will teach you how to recognize signs of depression in cats, explain the factors that contribute to it, and then offer assistance to your furry buddy.Cat sadness, according to behavioral specialists, is defined as ″an lack of joy.″
What triggers cat depression?
A cat’s sadness might be brought on by something as seemingly little as a change in its diet or litter, or it could be brought on by something as significant as relocating or losing a family member. There are many different ways in which cats might exhibit symptoms of depression.
Can kidney disease cause depression in cats?
It is possible for medical conditions such as renal illness or gastrointestinal cancer to induce nausea and decreased appetite, symptoms that are similar to those of depression. Veterinary expert Hendrix believes that pain is one of the most underdiagnosed illnesses in cats, and that it is one of the primary causes of clinical indications of sadness in older felines in particular.


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When you send six world renowned photographers to Yellowstone for 18 months, they create images like these.
National Geographic sent six of the best photographers in the world to Yellowstone National Park for 18 months and what they created was nothing short of amazing. Among those participating were none other than Michael Nichols, Joe Riis, David Guttenfelder, Charlie Hamilton James, Ronan Donovan, and Erika Larsen.
This short video is just a taste of what they captured in the 18 odd months spent in the maybe the Nation’s greatest National Park, but what you do get to see with stay with you for a long time.
Congratulations and big thanks to Nat Geo and these photographic specialists for sharing this beautiful and stunning video. Here’s one more taste:
You can listen to more and see the photographers who shared this experience here. Yellowstone National Park is one of the most iconic and photographed wildlife areas in the world and even at that these professionals found ways to lock in on sights never before seen.

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Just days after secretly attending and winning a jiu-jitsu competition over the weekend, Tom Hardy revealed why he entered in the first place.
The Oscar-nominated 45-year-old actor has shocked a group of British martial artists. participated in Saturday’s competition As a skilled blue belt in self-defense.
take to Instagram On Wednesday following his victory, the “Revenant” star revealed that he was participating in the championship as part of global non-profit organization REORG.
“Addiction is a difficult and complex thing to navigate. It’s more about mental health than anything else,” Hardy wrote. “It’s very personal to me and a subject very close to my heart.”
“I am honored to represent the charity and my team, REORG, and their excellent work in supporting the mental health and well-being of veterans, military personnel and first responders through the therapeutic benefits of jiu-jitsu. and fitness training.”
The “Venom” actor said the sport helped him develop a “deeper sense of inner resilience.”
“For me, simple training[as a hobby and a personal love]has been a fundamental key to furthering inner resilience, calmness and a sense of well-being,” he explained. I cannot stress the importance it has brought and the impact it has had on my life and my fellow teammates.”
according to GuardianHardy entered the contest under his real name, “Edward,” away from his stage name, which was also his middle name.
Hardy has opened up about her past struggles with substance abuse, including a difficult period in her life when she was dependent on alcohol and drugs in 2002.
Last month, Hardy won two medals at REORG’s fundraising jiu-jitsu competition.
Hardy began a rigorous training program at the organization to prepare for the 2011 film Warrior.


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Having told the story of the French Revolution as impartially as old age allowed, it remains to face, within the same limitations, the questions that philosophy would ask: Was the Revolution justified by its causes or results? Did it leave any significant gains for the French people or humanity? Could its gains have been achieved without their cost in chaos and suffering? Does its record suggest any conclusions about revolutions in general? Does it shed any light upon the nature of man? We speak here only of political revolutions—rapid and violent changes of government in personnel and policy. A development without violence we should call an evolution; a quick and violent or illegal change of personnel without a change in the form of government would be a coup d’état;any open resistance to an existing authority is a rebellion.
The causes of the French Revolution were, in summary: (1) the rebellion of the parlements, weakening the authority of the King and the loyalty of the nobility of the robe; (2) the ambition of Philippe d’Orléans to replace Louis XVI on the throne; (3) the rebellion of the bourgeoisie against the financial irresponsibility of the state, the interference of the government with the economy, the uncooperative wealth of the Church in the face of national bankruptcy, and the fiscal, social, and appointive privileges of the aristocracy; (4) the rebellion of the peasantry against feudal dues and charters, state taxes, and church tithes; (5) the rebellion of the Paris populace against class oppression, legal disabilities, economic shortages, high prices, and military threats. The bourgeoisie and Philippe d’Orléans supplied the money that paid for the propaganda of journals and orators, the management of crowds, the reorganization of the Third Estate into a National Assembly which dictated a revolutionary constitution. The commonalty provided the courage, muscle, blood, and violence that frightened the King into accepting the Assembly and the constitution, and the aristocracy and the Church into surrendering their dues and tithes. Perhaps we should add as a minor cause the humanity and vacillation of a King averse to shedding blood.
The results of the French Revolution were so many, so complex, various, and lasting, that one would have to write a history of the nineteenth century to do them justice.
1. The political results were obvious: the replacement of feudalism by a free and partially propertied peasantry; of feudal by civil courts; of absolute monarchy by a property-limited democracy; of a titled aristocracy by a business bourgeoisie as the dominant and administrative class. Along with democracy came—at least in phrase and hope—equality before the law and in opportunity, and freedom of speech, worship, and press. These liberties were soon lessened by the natural inequality of men in ability, and their environmental inequality in homes, schools, and wealth. Almost as remarkable as these political, economic, and legal emancipations was their extension to north Italy, the Rhineland, Belgium, and Holland by the armies of the Revolution; in those regions too the feudal system was swept away, and it did not return when Napoleon fell. In this sense the conquerors were liberators, who tarnished their gifts with the exactions of their rule.
The Revolution completed that unification of semi-independent provinces —with their feudal baronies and tolls, their diverse origins, traditions, moneys, and laws—into a centrally governed France with a national army and a national law. This change, as Tocqueville pointed out, had been going on under the Bourbons; it would probably have been achieved, without the Revolution, by the unifying influence of a nationwide commerce which increasingly ignored provincial boundaries—very much as a national economy in the United States compelled the erosion of “states’ rights” by a federal government compelled to be strong.
In like manner the emancipation of the peasantry, and the rise of the bourgeoisie to economic ascendancy and political power, would probably have come without the Revolution, though more slowly. The Revolution under the National Assembly (1789–91) was amply justified by its lasting results, but the Revolution under the governments of 1792–95 was a barbaric interlude of murder, terror, and moral collapse, inadequately excused by foreign conspiracies and attacks. When, in 1830, another revolution ended in the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the result was approximately what had been achieved in 1791.
The gain made by the Revolution in unifying France as a nation was offset by the growth of nationalism as a new source of group animosity. The eighteenth century had tended, in the educated classes, to a cosmopolitan weakening of national differences in culture, dress, and language; armies themselves were largely international in their leaders and men. The Revolution replaced these polyglot warriors with national conscripts, and the nation replaced the dynasty as the object of loyalty and the font of war. A military brotherhood of generals succeeded to an aristocratic caste of officers; the power of patriotic troops overcame the spiritless employees of old regimes. When the French Army developed its own discipline and pride it became the only source of order in a chaotic state, the sole refuge from a babel of governmental incompetence and popular insurgency.
The Revolution unquestionably promoted liberty in France and beyond; for a while it extended the new freedom to the French colonies, and emancipated their slaves. But individual freedom contains its own nemesis; it tends to increase until it overruns the restraints necessary for social order and group survival; freedom unlimited is chaos complete. Moreover, the kind of ability needed for a revolution is quite different from the kind required for building a new order: the one task is furthered by resentment, passion, courage, and disregard for law; the other calls for patience, reason, practical judgment, and respect for law. Since new laws are not buttressed by tradition and habit, they usually depend upon force as their sanction and support; the apostles of freedom become, or yield to, wielders of power; and these are no longer the leaders of destructive mobs but the commanders of disciplined builders protected and supervised by a martial state. Fortunate is the revolution that can evade or shorten dictatorship and preserve its gains of liberty for posterity.
2. The economic results of the Revolution were peasant proprietorship and capitalism, each begetting endless effects of its own. Wedded to property, the peasants became a powerful conservative force, nullifying the socialistic drive of the propertyless proletariat, and serving as an anchor of underlying stability in a state—and through a century—turbulent with aftershocks of the Revolution. So protected in the countryside, capitalism developed in the towns; mobile money replaced landed wealth as an economic and political power; free enterprise escaped from governmental control. The Physiocrats won their battle for the determination of prices, wages, products, successes, and failures by competition in the “market”—the play of economic forces unimpeded by law. Goods moved from province to province without being harassed or delayed by internal tolls. Industrial wealth grew, and was increasingly concentrated at the top.
Revolution—or legislation—repeatedly redistributes concentrated wealth, and the inequality of ability or privilege concentrates it again. The diverse capabilities of individuals demand and necessitate unequal rewards. Every natural superiority begets advantages of environment or opportunity. The Revolution tried to reduce these artificial inequalities, but they were soon renewed, and soonest under regimes of liberty. Liberty and equality are enemies: the more freedom men enjoy, the freer they are to reap the results of their natural or environmental superiorities; hence inequality multiplies under governments favoring freedom of enterprise and support of property rights. Equality is an unstable equilibrium, which any difference in heredity, health, intelligence, or character will soon end. Most revolutions find that they can check inequality only by limiting liberty, as in authoritarian lands. In democratic France inequality was free to grow. As for fraternity, it was knifed by the guillotine, and became, in time, an agreement to wear pantaloons.
3. The cultural results of the Revolution are still influencing our lives. It proclaimed freedom of speech, press, and assembly; it severely reduced this, and Napoleon ended it, under stress of war, but the principle survived and fought repeated battles through the nineteenth century, to become an accepted practice or pretense in twentieth-century democracies. The Revolution planned and began a national system of schools. It encouraged science as a world-view alternative to theology. In 1791 the Revolutionary government appointed a commission, headed by Lagrange, to devise, for a newly unified France, a new system of weights and measures; the resultant metric system was officially adopted in 1792, and was made law in 1799; it had to fight its way through the provinces, and its victory was not complete till 1840; it is painfully displacing the duodecimal system in Great Britain today.
The Revolution began the separation of Church and state, but this proved difficult in a France overwhelmingly Catholic and traditionally dependent upon the Church for the moral instruction of its people. The separation was not completed till 1905, and today it is weakening again under the pressure of a life-sustaining myth. Having attempted the divorce, the Revolution struggled to spread a natural ethic; we have seen that this failed. In one aspect the history of France in the nineteenth century was a long and periodically convulsive attempt to recover from the ethical collapse of the Revolution. The twentieth century approaches its end without having yet found a natural substitute for religion in persuading the human animal to morality.
The Revolution left some lessons for political philosophy. It led a widening minority to realize that the nature of man is the same in all classes; that revolutionists, raised to power, behave like their predecessors, and in some cases more ruthlessly; compare Robespierre with Louis XVI. Feeling in themselves the strong roots of savagery perpetually pressing against the controls of civilization, men became skeptical of revolutionary claims, ceased to expect incorruptible policemen and saintly senators, and learned that a revolution can achieve only so much as evolution has prepared and as human nature will permit.
Despite its shortcomings—and perhaps because of its excesses—the Revolution left a powerful impression upon the memory, emotions, aspirations, literature, and art of France, and of other nations from Russia to Brazil. Even to 1848 old men would be telling children of the heroes and terrors of that exciting time, that reckless, merciless questioning of all traditional values. Was it any wonder that imaginations and passions were stirred as seldom before, and that recurring visions of happier states spurred men and women to repeated attempts to realize the noble dreams of that historic decade? Tales of its brutalities led souls to pessimism and loss of every faith; there were to be Schopenhauers and Leopardis, Byrons and Mussets, a Schubert and a Keats, in the next generation. But there would be hopeful and invigorating spirits too—Hugo, Balzac, Gautier, Delacroix, Berlioz, Blake, Shelley, Schiller, Beethoven—who would share intensely in the Romantic uprising of feeling, imagination, and desire against caution, tradition, prohibition, and restraint. For twenty-six years France would wonder and waver under the spell of the Revolution and Napoleon—the greatest romance and greatest romantic of all; and half the world would be frightened or inspired by that event-full quarter century in which an exalted and suffering nation touched such heights and depths as history had rarely known before, and has never known since.
FIG. 1—JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID: Unfinished portrait of Bonaparte. Louvre, Paris. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux).
FIG. 2—ENGRAVING AFTER A DAGUERREOTYPE: The Palace of Versailles. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 3—ENGRAVING: The Destruction of the Bastille, July 14, 1789. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 4—ENGRAVING: Louis XVI. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 5—ENGRAVING AFTER A PAINTING BY CHAPPEL: Marie Antoinette. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 6—MINIATURE ON IVORY BY AVY: Vicomte Paul de Barras (dated Year XII—1804). Muséum Calvet, Avignon.
FIG. 7—SKETCH: Georges Jacques Danton, April 5, 1789. (The New York Society Library)
FIG. 8—JEAN-ANTOINE HOUDON: Mirabeau. Musée de Versailles. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 9—ENGRAVING BY HENRY COLBURN AFTER AN 1808 PAINTING BY FFRANÉOIS GÉRARD: Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord (1845). (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 10—BOZE: Jean-Paul Marat. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 11—ANTOINE-JEAN GROS: Napoleon on the Bridge at Arcole, DETAIL. Louvre, Paris. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 12—STUDIO OF FRANÉOIS GÉRARD: The Empress Josephine. Musée de Malmaison, Paris. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 13—Napoleon’s study at Malmaison. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 14—JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID: Bonaparte Crossing the Alps (1801). Musée de Malmaison, Paris. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 15—FRANÉOIS GÉRARD: Emperor Napoleon I in His Coronation Robes (1805). The Dresden Museum. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 16—JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID: The Coronation of Napoleon. Louvre, Paris. (Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 17—MME. VIGÉE-LEBRUN: Madame de Staël as Corinne. Collection Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, Geneva. (Gift of Mme. Necker of Saussure)
FIG. 18—GIRODET: François-René de Chateaubriand (1809). Musée de S. Malo. (Photo J. C. Philippot)
FIG. 19—FRANÉOIS GÉRARD: Madame Récamier. Musée Carnavalet, Paris. (Photo Giraudon)
FIG. 20—JJACQUES-LOUIS DAVID: Self-Portrait July, 1794). Louvre, Paris. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 21—ENGRAVING: François-Joseph Talma. (The New York Society Library)
FIG. 22—SÈVRES PLAQUE: Baron Georges-Léopold Cuvier. Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris. (Cliché Bibl. Mus. Paris)
FIG. 23—ENGRAVING: Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 24 —ENGRAVING BY B. METZEROTH: Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile, Paris. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 25—ENGRAVING: Napoleon I (1807).
FIG. 26—FRANÉOIS GÉRARD: Empress Marie Louise. Louvre, Paris. Cliché des Musées Nationaux)
FIG. 27—WOODCUT: Edmund Kean as Hamlet. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 28—S KETCH BY C. M ARTIN: J. M. W. Turner. The National Portrait Gallery, London.
FIG. 29—JOHN CONSTABLE: The Hay Wain (1824). The National Gallery, London.
FIG. 30—J. M. W. TURNER: Calais Pier. The National Gallery, London.
FIG. 31—ENGRAVING BY WILLIAM SHARP AFTER A PAINTING BY GGEORGE ROMNEY: Thomas Paine. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 32—SKETCH: Robert Owen. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 33—Portrait of Erasmus Darwin. (The New York Society Library)
FIG. 34—ENGRAVING: Sir Humphry Davy. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 35—LITHOGRAPH AFTER A PAINTING BY JOHN OPIE: Mary Wollstonecraft. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 36—Caricature from a drawing by Machse: William Godwin, “The Ridiculous Philosopher.” (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 37—ENGRAVING BY JOHN LINNELL: Thomas Malthus (1830). (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 38—J. WATTS: Jeremy Bentham. Collection of Millard Cox. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 39—ENGRAVING: Jane Austen. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 40—WILLIAM ALLAN: Sir Walter Scott (1832). The National Portrait Gallery, London.
FIG. 41—P. VANDYKE: Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1795). The National Portrait Gallery, London.
FIG. 42—F. L. CHANTREY: Robert Southey (1832). The National Portrait Gallery, London.
FIG. 43—R. WESTALL: Lord Byron (1813). The National Portrait Gallery, London.
FIG. 44—ENGRAVING BY THOMAS LANDSEER AFTER AN 1818 DRAWING BY BENJAMIN R. HAYDON: William Wordsworth. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 45—WILLIAM BLAKE: Percy Bysshe Shelley, WATERCOLOR. (The Bettmann Archive)
FIG. 46—WILLIAM BLAKE: The Flight into Egypt (1806), WATERCOLOR. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. (The Bettmann Archive)

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Late run powers St. Francis past Hurons in volleyball regional
GAYLORD–The Rogers City volleyball team ran out of momentum at the wrong time on Tuesday.
Buoyed by a late scoring surge, Traverse City St. Francis caught fire late in the final set of a Division 3 regional semifinal and defeated the Hurons in four sets–25-16, 25-17, 22-25 and 25-21–at Gaylord High School.
Facing off against the No. 8 Gladiators, the Hurons held their own after dropping the night’s first two sets. After grinding out a win in the third set, the Hurons had plenty of momentum and energy and looked poised to force a deciding set before St. Francis sealed the victory.
“We came out in the beginning and I just wasn’t sure what was going to happen. I just thought, ‘Well this might be three and done,'” Rogers City coach Jackie Quaine said. “But you know what? They had a lot of fight, there was a lot of good volleyball going on and those girls found a way. We found a way to right under their skin.”
The Hurons held a 19-16 lead late in the final set, but were outscored 9-2 the rest of the way after heads-up plays and strong offense from St. Francis.
The Gladiators scored four points to take the lead for good and forced a Rogers City timeout, leading 20-19.Out of the timeout, the two sides traded points and St. Francis got a push from Lauren Tocco and an ace from Hannah Sidorowicz to make it 23-20. After an attacking error gave Rogers City the ball back, St. Francis scored two points to secure the win, the last point coming on an ace from Kaylin Poole.
Rogers City led 7-3 early in the fourth set, but, after an up-and-down third set, the Gladitators came out stronger on offense and got strong front row play from Poole, who finished with 15 kills including six in the last set. She added 13 digs and four aces in the win.
The front row lineup of sisters Kaylin Poole and Brenna Poole and Molly Mirabelli was a formidable challenge for the Hurons, who had to contend with a constant barrage of strong attacks from the trio. Mirabelli led St. Francis with 21 kills and had five digs and an ace. Brenna Poole had 12 kills, 10 digs, two blocks and two aces.
“If we could have just kept them from making those runs and stayed with them point for point then it would have been (different),” Quaine said. “But you know they have a pretty awesome team there and they’re ranked No. 8 for a reason, so do be able to stay with them speaks tons to the girls; for their heart, to get in there and play hard and never quit.”
Despite the strong performance by the Gladitators, Rogers City held its own for several stretches, especially in the third set. Taking advantage of some well-placed kills and a number of St. Francis attacking errors, the Hurons raced out to a 13-5 lead, which proved to be just enough to hold off St. Francis down the stretch. Late in the set Rogers City led 22-17, but a pair of aces from Sidorowicz and kills from Mirabelli and Brenna Poole made it 22-21.
A key block from Catheryn Hart gave Rogers City the ball back with the score at 23-21 and a few volleys later Taylor Fleming and Maddy Hincka combined for a block to give the Hurons a win.
“They absolutely exposed some weaknesses of ours. They were a scrappy team, incredibly scrappy. Never quit. The coach is obviously very smart,” St. Francis coach Mark Witczak said. “They were able to key on the weak area of our defense, and they started hitting them. We had to make some adjustments.”
In her final game as a Huron, Fleming had 14 kills, five blocks and two aces. Hart added eight kills, an ace and three blocks.
Kristin Brege had 22 assists for Rogers City and Kyrsten Altman had two kills and two blocks.
Rogers City had trouble finding its footing in the early going, struggling to adapt to St. Francis’ front row while making a number of attacking errors to give the Gladitators easy points. The Hurons kept things close early in the first set, but St. Francis pulled away with a 7-1 run midway through.
St. Francis was firing on all cylinders in the second set and started on an 11-1 run that Rogers City had no answer for. Rogers City closed the gap somewhat later on in the set, but the early hole was too big to overcome.
Despite the loss, Quaine was proud of her team’s will to keep fighting. It paid off last week when Rogers City won a fourth straight district title, despite playing up a division this season.
“I’m sorry to see it end, but if we’re going to end, I’d rather do it in this fashion where we are fighting for the ball and we’re playing with the other team,” Quaine said. “This is going to be a special group because this is the last group for me. This is what I’m going to remember is that these girls went out with a fight like this.”


The recently released World Malaria Report 2013 shares the encouraging news that deaths from malaria in 2012 continued a positive downward trend: 627.000, a 2% reduction compared to 640.000 in 2011 and a 7% drop since 2010. (2) Yet with less than two years left to reach the goal of zero deaths, the target seen as 'wildly ambitious' in 2011 appears even more elusive today, an impression corroborated by MalariaWorld readers, 100% of whom said 'no' when asked “will we reach zero deaths by 2015?” (3)
We have a choice as a malaria community. For the next two years, we may question the wisdom of setting a global Zero-Death target for 2015 and we can look for flaws in the aspiration. Or, during the countdown, we can amass evidence from victories along the road to Zero Deaths — examples showing us that indeed, in communities mobilized around this goal, no one needs to die from malaria. Today, we have an ample choice of tools and approaches to slash mortality immediately. Celebrating the work of those who have achieved small-scale wins is instructive and even inspirational — to keep us motivated and focused on the work at hand.
In the end, 'Zero Deaths' worldwide is the aggregation of hundreds of local victories. For now, as a newcomer to MalariaWorld, I’m shining a spotlight on two victory circle winners (one at a district level, the other at a provincial level), and highlighting a third community — an entire nation — that is making major progress on the road to zero. I look forward to tracking more stories like these in 2014-2015, and I would love to hear from those of us who have similar good news to share.
(1) From India, a community celebrates two years of zero-deaths from malaria (4)
In the community of Lanjigarh in the state of Odisha, zero deaths from malaria have been reported for the past two years. The commitment to reduce the burden of malaria has been a joint objective in a public-private partnership between the health department and the Vedanta Aluminium company with local operations in the community.
The medical officer for Lanjigarh attributes this achievement to extensive community awareness programmes, explaining how malaria is spread and how infection can be prevented. Vedanta began tight alignment with the national vector-borne disease control programme (NVBDCP) in India before 2009, with a jointly announced Roll Back Malaria programme (5), built around awareness, prevention measures, and diagnosis and treatment. The local work was supported by the company and the public health system. The tools used to accomplish this victory were not exceptional. Rather, this energetic collaboration between public and private partners recognized that behavior change and significant community buy-in would be critical to achieve and maintain the goal of zero deaths. In Odisha, a state that accounts for nearly 20% of all malaria deaths in India, the story of Lanjigarh serves as a beacon for sister communities in the state which aspire to stop malaria mortality.
(2) In Pakistan, Sindh Province accomplishes Zero Deaths
Sindh Province had over 58.000 cases of malaria in 2013, making this one of the four highest burden areas in Pakistan. Despite this case load, no deaths from malaria were reported during the same time period.
One of the contributing factors appears to be a significant increase in the number of centers providing diagnosis and free treatment. A mass distribution of nets was completed over the past two years. District level malaria superintendents have been routinely engaged with the diagnostic centers to track monthly progress, thus providing a direct link to the provincial control program.
The significant case burden in Sindh indicates that much effort is still required to prevent illness from malaria — and ultimately to eliminate the disease from the province. Yet the remarkable 2013 achievement reminds us that a concerted push to increase access to early diagnosis-and-treatment can cut deaths to zero in a comparatively short period of time.
(3) Heading towards local zero deaths in Rwanda by 2017
On World Malaria Day 2013, Dr. Corine Karema, the head of Rwanda’s national malaria control program, delivered an inspiring message about the country’s progress towards zero deaths from malaria by 2017. This is not a hollow, euphoric target — rather, it is grounded in an impressive track record of diminishing malaria deaths by 75% between 2005 and 2011.
As with the other examples, the ingredients that are contributing to Rwanda’s success are widely known and available: prevention with nets, expansion of access to diagnosis-and-treatment, and selective vector control activities, all against the backdrop of long-term health-system strengthening. The catalyst that has transformed these standard ingredients into something remarkable is a sustained commitment by the government of Rwanda, coupled with a constant drumbeat of community engagement. Every Rwandan is invited to take part in the effort by helping reducing mosquito breeding sites, by using bednets regularly, and by seeking diagnosis and treatment from health centers or community health workers.
As Rwanda closes in on its last strongholds of malaria in six high burden districts, the next three years will be critical to meet its target of zero deaths nationwide. The same ingredients that have fed its successes since 2005 must be delivered reliably, with a high degree of community activation. The challenge is not simple — but the energy and commitment that powered its decade of improved malaria control will help Rwanda cover the last stretch of road leading to zero deaths by 2017.
The past two years have been marked by a renewed sense of energy in the funding and implementing communities to tackle the remaining challenges around malaria elimination and ultimately global eradication. Even the optimists are aware that the journey to achieve eradication will be counted in decades, not years. And yet, preventing death from malaria is a very different proposition, and sits astride two supporting pillars: (a) Stop the disease from entering a person’s body; (b) if we fail to stop the disease before infection, then respond immediately with a high quality, rapidly effective medicine. Long before malaria is eliminated in countries or eradicated globally, the death count from the disease should have effectively vanished. And thus, tracking 'Zero Deaths from Malaria' is an early sign post on the highway that will take us to zero cases of malaria anywhere.
Please contact me at email@example.com or comment on this site directly if you can bring additional stories of Zero Deaths to the forefront. While I humbly accept that by 2015, many communities will not be able to emulate the three encouraging stories I’ve cited, the victories that we document can light the road for those who are following shortly behind. 'Zero Deaths' can — will — be achieved everywhere.
Prior to joining MMV, George has had a variety of roles in healthcare consulting, health systems management, and pharma-related endeavors. He was the first Country Director for the Clinton Foundation’s HIV/AIDS Initiative in Mozambique, where working with national and international stakeholders, CHAI helped introduce antiretroviral treatments into the national health system. After that experience, he led the sales and marketing division of Specialty Care products (Oncology, Neuroscience, and Infection) for AstraZeneca Spain. With family roots in Spain (Catalunya) and the USA (Washington, DC; Boston), George isn’t sure what to say when people ask him where he’s from, but he has a very warm spot in his heart for Barcelona. He holds a marketing and healthcare MBA from the Kellogg School of Management (USA) and an undergraduate degree from Harvard College (USA).


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How to make an engraved Santa Tray with the Glowforge-free SVG included
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How to make a I Smell Children Halloween Shirt- Free Svg Included!
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This is a fun way to get in the mood for Fall and show your love of all things Pumpkin Spice. Enjoy this months craft tutorial where I show you how to make a Pumpkin Spice Season Shirt! I hope this makes you start feeling excited...It's almost Fall Y'all!!
How To Make A Back-to-School, Etched Chalkboard Eraser with a Glowforge
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The birds are singing, flowers are starting to bloom, and allergies are running rampant…. Ah yes! Spring is in the air. This month we’d like to share with you how to make a garden flag that is not only beautiful but thrifty and reusable too.
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Glowforge is changing the scene in the DIY crafting community and laser cutting machines are on the rise... that means if you're an SVG designer it's super important to be on top of this climbing industry. Many of you are wanting to know more and you need to know more but who has the time to dive into all this????? That's why after weeks and months of diving into this area myself i'm going to provide you with what the key differences are between files for Glowforge versus files created for Cricut and Silhouette because that's the big question here right?? Enjoy!

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While the difference between optimism and pure disappointment is a huge contrast in the minds of most fans, those conflicting emotions can change in a pretty short time. An example of that could be pointed towards the relationship between Bucks fans and Larry Sanders during the 2013-14 season.
Before entering the season, Bucks fans were extremely optimistic about the future of their dominant defensive center. While Sanders was gifted with a large four year/$44 million dollar deal, he was that dominant defensive big man that Milwaukee fans were clamoring for since Andrew Bogut’s fantastic play during the “Fear the Deer” era.
Seven months later, that optimism following his contract extension has turned into a feeling of disappointment.
As reported from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the 25-year-old Sanders will miss the remaining four weeks of the 2013-14 season because of a lingering right orbital bone fracture that he suffered during early February off of a non-deliberate right elbow from Rockets star James Harden.
While that aforementioned injury will prematurely end his 2013-14 season, Sanders really never had an opportunity to put his engine into second gear. Mere days after the 2013-14 season began, Sanders suffered a torn ligament in his right thumb following a highly publicized bar fight.
That fight, this incident and his all-around disappointing 2013-14 campaign are multiple factors behind Sanders being in the low position that he’s currently in. Compared to his near double-double averages (9.8 points and 9.5 boards in 27.3 minutes per game in 2012-13), Sanders’ numbers during the current season (7.7 points and 7.2 rebounds per game) were a small but yet noticeable decline. While Sanders is just going to be starting his contract extension next year, his current position in Milwaukee’s front-court is definitely in question.
The continued trade rumors surrounding Ilyasova, progression of John Henson and possible top-3 lottery pick could hinder Sanders’ overall future with the Bucks organization as they look towards the future.
With that in mind, Sanders has stated that he’s ready to continue to be a fixture on the Bucks roster during the rebuilding process. While that could possibly be thought of as an extremely basic statement from somebody that currently has a poor relationship with the majority of Bucks’ fans, this extended break could possibly help him out in the long-run. Not only will Sanders be able to recover from injury, but he could hopefully build his overall offensive game, which has been a weak point during his career in the NBA.


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Rain Water Harvesting is another way of preserving nature and care for environment used to restore the rain water for future use with effective management and conservation. The stored rainwater can be used for various in plant needs which is collected and pumped through separate pipe distribution. We follow the procedures which are worthy and can reduce the cost of treatment plants without compromising the water quality.
We are an eco-friendly industry and understand that water is precious and hence we set an enabling environ-ment for rain water harvesting (RWH). Rainwater harvesting essentially includes the accumulation of water from surfaces on which rain falls, and in this way storing this water for later utilization. This help us save on the costs and operating the business in a more responsible manner.
Rain water harvesting is important! The surface water we have is not sufficient to meet our requirements and we are reliant on the groundwater. Due to hurried urban expansion and development, dispersion of rainwater into the undersoil has reduced considerably and reviving of ground water has decreased. The nature of the rainwater obtained by rainwater harvesting is remarkably prevalent.
The organization attempts its level best to collect the rainwater droplets that fall are guided through appropriate pipeline with proper setup of rainwater harvesting system in our premises.
Objectives of Rainwater Harvesting
» To maintain the adequate level of ground water
» To enhance the surface water to meet the present and future demands
» To reuse the rainwater for sustainable development
» To make the atmosphere environment friendly
Apart from Rain Water Harvesting, we:
» Do water recycling and reuse
» Monitor our current water consumption
» Do routine checks for spills and leakages
» Minimize water use in cleaning
» Have installed water saving equipment
» Educate our employees for saving water

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Live music upped the ante for runway production values this season.
Fashion show or rock concert? This season, a handful of designers did away with prerecorded soundtracks and DJs and set their collections to live music, ranging from the soft and melodious to the loud and raucous. Oscar de la Renta, whose show took place inside a former church, booked The Polyphonic Spree, a 23-person symphonic rock collective that resembled a chorus of hipster angels. Dries Van Noten hired the Bamboo Orchestra to pound out traditional Indonesian rhythms, while Trovata had both bongo drums and former Jane’s Addiction lead singer Perry Farrell at the mic. Adding a more lyrical touch was French popstress Micky Green, who serenaded the audience at Vanessa Bruno (and then became a hot attraction offstage at Chanel as Karl Lagerfeld escorted her through the frenzy).
Some bands transformed into models, such as Brit rockers Sister, who wore Luella Bartley’s geek-chic designs as they entertained on her catwalk. And then some designers transformed into bands. Rodnik’s Richard Ascott and Philip Colbert morphed into a rock group and played to a crowd of scenesters following their London presentation (the next stops on their tour: 10 Corso Como in Milan and Maxfield in Los Angeles, of course).
Prince started singing before his bum even left his front-row perch at Matthew Williamson. He quietly crooned in his seat, then hopped up onstage, where a small band had been assembled; strapped on his guitar, and played “Chelsea Rodgers,” named after his eponymous muse—who also happens to be a friend of Williamson’s and was a model in the show.
“The whole thing was so bizarre,” said Williamson. “It was only when Prince arrived at the tent that I started to calm down.” Those who missed the spectacle need not fret—the footage from the performance (which Prince did free of charge in honor of Williamson’s 10th year in business) will be used in the artist’s upcoming music video for the tune.
Taking the final spot on the mens’ portion of New York Fashion Week calendar next month will be none other than @tomford. Though he’s shown his men’s wear in New York in the past, this will mark the first time the designer has shown his men’s collection alone during New York Fashion Week: Men’s. His runway show will debut on February 6 at the Park Avenue Armory. #wwdfashion
London-based couture house @ralphandrusso has certainly been in the spotlight, having its dresses worn by @beyonce, Angelina Jolie, Meghan Markle in her engagement photos and more. For couture, Tamara Ralph focused on ornamentation — think: feathers with chain mail, jet embroidery and clusters of pearls and crystals. See the rest of the collection on WWD.com #wwdfashion #couture (📷: @giovanni_giannoni_photo)
Minnie Mouse celebrated her 90th birthday by getting her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. For her celebratory luncheon, @coach’s creative director @stuartvevers dressed her in a custom made prairie dress, complete with Vever’s take on the polka dot – black sequined versions – under a cropped motorcycle jacket. The designer also put his own mark on Minnie’s classic red shoes, infusing the color with sparkles and adding some Coach crystals. “We chose colors that were very Minnie and also represented quintessential Coach elements,” said Vevers. #wwdfashion #nationalpolkadotday (📷: George Chinsee)
@nickjonas is unveiling his first-ever apparel collection through a partnership with John Varvatos. The limited-edition capsule, which makes its debut in spring, also marks the first time the designer has collaborated with anyone on a line. “The process in working with Nick is amazing. It’s inspiring to be around someone who is not only connected with the trade that they do, but also with what’s happening in the environment around him, and how that connects to what we do with style,” said Varvatos. (RG: @johnvarvatos) #wwdfashion
@margotrobbie steps out onto the red carpet wearing @miumiu. The actress is nominated for “Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role” in “I, Tonya” at the #SagAwards. (📷: Stewart Cook) #wwdfashion
For @massimogiorgetti of @msgm, the Nineties are his favorite decade. “They had a huge impact on my personal growth. What I like of the Nineties is that they are not so precise in terms of style as other decades…there was actually a bit of everything,” he said. As seen on MSGM’s Spring 2018 show: tie-dye and a bit of grunge, two styles that are synonymous with the decade #wwdfashion #wwddecades (📷: @kukukuba)


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Love your Libraries
Inquiry into Public Libraries
NFWI-Wales has responded to the Inquiry into Public Libraries by the National Assembly for Wales Communities, Equality and Local Government Committee. In our response we highlighted the importance of a professional library service and shared the findings of the WI research into community managed libraries
Read our response to the Inquiry.
Love your Libraries Debate at the Assembly
Hundreds of Love your Libraries postcards were handed over to Huw Lewis AM, Minister for Housing, Regeneration and Heritage, at an event organised by the NFWI-Wales Office in the Assembly on 31 January 2012. Hosted by William Powell AM, the event was addressed by NFWI-Wales Chair Margaret Lloyd Jones, Huw Lewis AM, author Phil Carradice and Karen Gibbins, Chair of CILIP Cymru.
In November 2011 the Welsh Government launched Libraries Inspire, the strategic development framework for Welsh libraries 2012–16. The strategy outlines the government's priorities for libraries in Wales over the next five years.
Contact the NFWI
- Phone: 020 7371 9300
- Open hours: 9am–5pm Mon–Fri
- Address: 104 New Kings Road, London SW6 4LY
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IU School of Public Health-Bloomington, Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies
March 28, 2018
Full Time - Entry Level
Academic / Research
Join a dynamic campus community buzzing with excitement as it prepares for its Bicentennial celebrations in 2020. Located on the Flagship Campus of the Indiana University System, IU School of Public Health?Bloomington has over 170 faculty in five departments (http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/). Indiana University is classified as an R1-Highest Research Activity university, is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities (AAU), and boasts numerous resources. IU School of Public Health-Bloomington fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment and the city of Bloomington offers the feel of a college town with the amenities of a large city. IU School of Public Health?Bloomington combines aspects of a traditional university campus with a strong teaching focus and the research infrastructure of a research intensive institution. While faculty are expected and incentivized to secure extramural funding, faculty salaries are not dependent upon grant dollars.
The Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington announces a tenure-track, 10-month Assistant/Associate Professor position in the Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies beginning as early as Fall 2018.
Engage in a focused line of scholarly inquiry related to the linkages of recreation, parks, tourism or leisure behavior to human health and well-being. Seek and secure extramural funding for research. Provide high quality instruction in graduate program, departmental core classes, and major courses as assigned. Recruitment and mentoring of graduate students. Provide service to the department, institution and profession. This focus on leisure and health may include, but is not limited to: The relationship of leisure behavior to health, active living, policy and systems analysis, human/environment interactions, local economic development and/or impact, targeted populations, etc. Advancement of interdisciplinary research across the IU campus, and in a global context. Candidates should focus on recreation therapy as it relates to the broader conception of recreation, parks, or tourism with a relationship to public health and health well-being. This may include, but is not limited to: The relationship of treatment for healthy lifestyles, leisure coping, trauma, mental health, stigma, chronic disease prevention, health disparities and disability, social determinants of health, and the study of addictions.
Doctoral degree required with at least one degree in recreation, park, or tourism studies, leisure behavior or closely related discipline. Professional level certification (CTRS®) by the National Council on Therapeutic Recreation Certification is required. Candidates must also demonstrate a record of scholarly achievement appropriate for career level, including extramurally funded research, current funding or strong potential to secure external funding, the ability to collaborate across disciplines, and a positive team spirit.
Internal Number: OAA# 21803-08
About IU School of Public Health-Bloomington, Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies
The Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies was founded on July 1, 1946 and has been a distinct department since its inception. The Department offers specializations in Public, Nonprofit, and Community Recreation; Recreational Sport Management; Recreational Therapy; Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management; and Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Human Ecology. There are more than 400 undergraduate students and more than 50 graduate students, including 27 doctoral students. The Department works closely with local, state and national agencies in cooperative research, education, and internship opportunities. The Department has a variety of external activities and initiatives, including Bradford Woods, the Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands, and the Leisure Research Institute.
The mission of the Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies is to serve as a state, national and international leader in the creation, dissemination and application of knowledge of human behavior in leisure, recreation, tourism and natural environment contexts to promote, progress, and enhance human health and quality of life.
From its inception, the organized parks and recrea...tion movement in the United States has held as core values the protection of open space and healthy recreational activity as a means to promote the health and well-being of the public and enhance social justice. Our vision is to be the pre-eminent department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies through the integration of excellence in research, relevance in education, and responsiveness in service.


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Anna Valenti: Linger is on view at Plinth Gallery, Denver
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For our October exhibition, Plinth Gallery is pleased to present the work of Anna Valenti. The artist received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Colorado at Boulder and completed her Master of Fine Arts in ceramics from the Maine College of Art and Design. She is a recipient of an NCECA (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts) Graduate Student Fellowship and a Colorado Art Grant. Valenti is currently an assistant professor at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design.
Inspired by family traditions of weaving and gardening, her work centers around gathering spaces and objects that cultivate connection. A mix of materials plays an important part in her work. From hemp to linen to cellulose, she adds fibers to clay bodies to improve tensile strength for building as well as structural support for handling. In a soft state, clay and fiber memories parallel one another. She makes coils of this fiber clay by hand-rolling and pinching, leaving impressions with each touch of the hand. Every weaving starts with a single line: over and under at intersecting angles, through layers of multiple coils of fiber clay, she builds up lattice forms.
Anna Valenti’s work centers around gathering spaces that cultivate connection. She builds architectural installations with screened structures that provide shade, airflow and shelter while symbolizing openness, empathy, and connectivity. Trellises, pergolas, and courtyards are open, airy structures that dance between indoor and outdoor spaces. Lattice is an arrangement of overlapping laths that form an anchor for something to hold onto or space for growth. These support structures offer a place for people to gather and a moment to rest beneath the shade. She creates these spaces to slow down, contemplate, gather, and connect.
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Stream the U's in action in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy on Tuesday evening, for the final group match against Peterborough United.
Colchester United will know that just a point will see them through to the knockout stages of the competition for the third consecutive season.
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A man has been cleared of assault after a court heard a "master-slave" sex session inspired by erotic novel Fifty Shades Of Grey overstepped the boundaries of fantasy.
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The Spitfire is one of the most enduring symbols of the Second World War and today it was used to remind Londoners to support this year’s Poppy appeal.
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Premier Foods is to sell its sweet pickles and sauces business, including its nearly 200-year-old Branston brand, to a Japanese company for £93 million as part of its strategy to offload units to reduce its £1 billion-plus debt mountain.
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On the last day of our trip we visited Mt. Etna! In classical mythology, it was here that Hephaestus, the blacksmith of the gods, assisted by the mighty Cyclops kept his fiery forge. Here too was said to be the prison of the terrible Typhon, the great fire-breathing serpent Zeus defeated in the Typhonomachy. Both of these legends serve an etiological purpose, seeking to explain the volcanic activity of Mt. Etna, and now it was our turn to see the mountain I had only read about in myth.
Even at a distance the white, snow-capped volcano dominated the horizon, towering above the nearby city of Catania. As we advanced along the winding roads up the mountainside, dark volcanic rock and snow gradually dominated the landscape, a stark departure form the lush greenery of the rest of the island. We then left the bus and hopped on a gondola to continue our ascent. At last we arrived near the top, where we enjoyed the expansive view that lay before us, waged some hard fought snowball fights, as well as collected small pieces of the mountain to bring back home with us. It was a perfect opportunity to reflect on all the amazing things that we had seen as well as the friendships that had been strengthened throughout the course of the trip.


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Tim Rains, a director of Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing group, revealed earlier this week that, “Between one-third and one-half” of all attacks detected and blocked by Microsoft’s security software from the beginning of July 2010 to the end of June 2011 were Java-based.” Microsoft’s anti-malware technologies blocked more than 27.5 million Java exploits over a 12-month period, many of which had been patched at least a year ago, Rains said.
Not only does this data support the idea that users are slow to apply patches but that many users never apply patches at all. The fact that hackers and cyber-terrorists continue to target vulnerabilities that have long been corrected speaks volumes on the number of users who are ignorant or indifferent to the dangers. Part of the reason Java based attacks have become so common is the fact that it is a nearly universal application across all platforms and devices. Oracle, Java’s parent company reports that that application currently runs on over 3 billion devices.
While many security experts advise against the installation of Java in a corporate environment at the very least regular updates need to be scheduled and user awareness of potential threats needs to be made a priority. Because of the nature of Java, attacks can come in the form of websites, email attachments and even hidden within other software installers. In most office places Java shouldn’t be a necessity for the majority of users, and if it’s not, always consider that the less software installed in a browser, the less likely an attack will be successful.
Because of the wide array of potential infection points and prevalence of Java across operating systems, it is advisable that system administrators and users should regularly update Java and be diligent about the updates. Additionally, as 64-bit operating systems become more common users and admins should pay extra attention as some systems may be running different versions of Java within a single environment.
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Exploring the inner growth lifestyle topic of the day; how the inner growth journey, mindset and lifestyle get you to see and pursue your explorations of this in cosmic consciousness; how it is always a choice at your disposal, accessible by you in any and all moments; what changes this brings to your life when faced with life moments and circumstances; how mind and heart flow are a part of the process too; why your higher infinite human potential is always a major player and accessible through your ability to tap into your higher cosmic consciousness; and how the determining factor will always be you, your belief in life and yourself and whether or not you allow your heart to lead the way in flow with unconditional love and neutrality towards self and others, particularly when the unknown elements of life, the void space of tomorrow’s unknown, presents itself to your conscious mind.
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- Inner Growth Lifestyle Insight of The Day: When you are a 5D self-empowered person, you know that what is logical to you may not be to others and that this is ok because we all have different ways of arriving at our own conclusions and making things logical. For this reason, assumptions are not something you’re inclined to use when communicating with others. Your hypotheticals are variables that you know could not include all potential or outcomes, but that they include what theories and data points you are making sense of and from your own perspective. It is in these and many more ways that you are able to communicate extensively on topics with others, as well as allow room for new types of logical conclusions. You are also always enamored by the different logical perspectives out there, especially of your other 5D self-empowered people – the friends and family members that you can talk to forever and infinitely. The ability to engage in a 5D (unconditionally loving and neutral) stance when someone disagrees with your logical reasoning (or misunderstands) is something you grow through practice in time. When you do this, your consciousness expands because as you choose to stand in your sooth state (the ventral vagal state, the functional adult state, you in physiological compassion towards self/ego and the external) when you are met with cognitive dissonance or adaptive child ego/self reactions by others, you are actually open to the exchange. You don’t get defensive at them because as a 5D self-empowered person you are not speaking to prove your logic, you are sharing your logic with the knowledge that there can be a disagreement and/or misunderstandings, as well as different interpretations of the logic in and of itself. The emotional self/ego is regulated with your own self-empowerment, you don’t need the external’s approval for what you are expressing or for your logical reasoning.
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Brayden Bushby, the man who is accused of throwing a trailer hitch from a car and hitting Barbara Kentner has been charged with second-degree murder.

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New Delhi [India], May 26 (ANI): The Border Security Force (BSF) on Thursday apprehended two Pakistani fishermen and seized four country-made Pakistani fishing boats near the horizontal channel of Harami Nala in Gujarat’s Bhuj, the force said.
The BSF observed the movement of some Pakistani fishing boats while patrolling in the general area of Harami Nala at about 8.30 am
“Patrol party immediately rushed to the spot and seized four countries made Pakistani fishing boats and apprehended two Pakistani fishermen from the horizontal channel of Harami Nala,” said the BSF.
The seized boats were thoroughly searched and nothing suspicious was recovered from the boats except for fish, fishing nets, and fishing equipment, the BSF further said, adding “intensive search in the area is on”. (ANI)


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Manchester United’s highly-anticipated transfer of Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund is set to be announced in the coming days.
The skilful winger passed his medical at United 48 hours after missing a crucial penalty in the shootout against Italy at Euro 2020.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be expected to wait some time before Sancho can don the famous red jersey due to a three-week break being awarded to players returning from the tournament.
But even having secured the £73million England star, United have shown no signs of slowing down their transfer activity.
As is the case with every other United transfer window, the Reds have been linked with several high-profile players as they look to strengthen for the new season.
Daily Star Sport has taken a look at the latest Man United transfer news below.
Varane to PSG
Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane could still join Paris Saint-Germain despite being heavily linked with Man United.
The Reds are reportedly aware of the Frenchman’s desire to join them in the hope of a fresh challenge, while Los Blancos look to cash in on their veteran centre-back rather than lose him for free next summer.
But while an agreement on personal terms is realistic, there is still a lot of work to be done and Varane has other alternatives available.
According to the Athletic, interest from PSG has emerged despite the fact they already have three starting central defenders in Presnel Kimpembe, Marquinhos and new arrival Sergio Ramos.
Further interest could potentially see the move hijacked, though this is ‘yet to seriously escalate’.
Camavinga talks slow
Do you think Camavinga at 18 is ready for a move to the Premier League? Let us know in the comments section.
Eduardo Camavinga’s possible transfer has been one of Man United’s most eagerly followed sagas this summer but reports suggest talks are only ‘tentative’.
The versatile midfielder’s future has been the subject of much speculation due to his contract with Rennes running out next summer.
United had been rumoured to have keenly pursued the 18-year-old in recent weeks but the Athletic claims the Reds are in no rush to get a deal for the player over the line.
Camavinga is still a highly-sought prospect despite his underwhelming last campaign for Rennes, though interest from Spain also persists and ‘appeals’ to the player.
Alex Telles offered to Mourinho
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United full-back Alex Telles has reportedly been offered to AS Roma only a year after joining the Reds.
Italian outlet Calicomercato have suggested the Brazilian is wanted by former United manager Jose Mourinho, who joined Roma this summer.
Telles has largely played second-fiddle to the excellent Luke Shaw who has reached a whole new level over the past season, meaning Telles could be forced to look elsewhere for game time.
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A man is due before magistrates after police discovered a body at a house on Carlow Street in Middlesbrough on Saturday morning. A post mortem found the man died of stab wounds. A 26 year old has been charged with murder.
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