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As the Los Angeles Public Library celebrates Women’s History Month, it’s appropriate to remember Tessa Kelso, sixth city librarian for Los Angeles (1889-1895). Kelso may not have been the first female city librarian—that was the iron-willed teenager Mary Foy—but she was certainly the one most openly concerned with equal rights for women and least concerned with conventional practice in either libraries or society.
Noting privately that Kelso was the “best man ever to hold the job” of City Librarian, Charles Lummis publicly described Kelso as, “a woman of extraordinary business ability, quenchless energy, and a great executive force—in touch with the young science of libraries, she gave the institution a character and impetus which brought it into national prominence.” She needed all that plus persistence to do all that was necessary to help the fledgling Los Angeles Public Library soar into national prominence.
Tessa Kelso was a career journalist in her native Ohio prior to striking out solo for California. She was a long-time supporter of libraries and became intrigued with the profession after covering the 1886 American Library Association (ALA) convention in Milwaukee for the Cincinnati Illustrated News, during which she joined the ALA.
In her job interview with the Los Angeles Library Board, Kelso dismissed her lack of experience, averring that she could hire people who had experience with the technical aspects of library work. She told the Board that, just as an editor of a newspaper didn’t have to know how to typeset, that as director, she didn’t have to know how to catalog. (Kelso was consistently somewhat dismissive of cataloging). The Board was looking for a businesslike executive to do the big things that they wanted doing, and Tessa was speaking their language, and so she was hired. Then she proceeded to walk the walk.
In her first year as head of the library, with the assistance of Adelaide Hasse, Kelso oversaw the tremendous move to more spacious digs in City Hall. By the time she left six years later, she had transformed the Los Angeles Public Library into a true metropolitan library. During her term, the library collection had grown sevenfold, and circulation soared from 12,000 to 330,000. She adopted the Dewey Decimal System. She inaugurated a system of ‘delivery stations’ to keep up with the rapid growth of the Los Angeles population, from 11,183 in 1880 to 102,479 in 1900.
Kelso was committed to effective and efficient library services. Under her tutelage, the Los Angeles Public Library became known nationwide as “a progressive force and a pioneer in devising new means of serving its constituents.” Against the conventional wisdom, Kelso was an active proponent of making the library’s collections accessible to the public. She abolished membership fees and agitated for open stacks, at a time when both of these now-common ideas were radical. She expanded weekend hours and made current periodicals available for check-out.
In his book on Los Angeles City Librarians, Historian John D. Bruckman listed Kelso’s accomplishments—establishment of a local history collection, an art department, and the first public library music collection, including sheet music and operatic and orchestral scores, as well as the foundation of the first systematic training of any type for library employees.
Bruckman mentions also that Kelso helped develop a classification system for departmental documents, which later formed the basis of the present classification in use with the library of the Superintendent of Documents in Washington. Given her odd relationship with cataloging, it’s no surprise that her “helping development” was by having a good eye for talent, specifically hiring Adelaide Hasse, “Champion Fast Lady Bicycle Rider of Los Angeles,” to her first library job. Kelso encouraged Hasse, and they became fast lifelong friends, living together from 1892 until they both left Los Angeles. Kelso’s eye for talent, for hiring and cultivating librarians, perhaps reached its apogee with Hasse, whose classification system for documents at the Los Angeles Public Library began a career in documents that would lead her from bicycle hotshot to the creator of a documentation system that is still used today by the Government Printing Office and Federal Depository Library Program, where she helped implement it.
Kelso was interested in the profession as a whole and was an avid innovator for what libraries mean and are meant to do. She wrote an article that suggested that the library should move beyond the circulation of books and would have the public library become more actively “edited”, providing the public with “collated and unbiased data, and saved expensive individual experiments”, posting lists of pertinent cross subject information of “every coming dramatic or musical event” in order to provide a context with which to prepare for a deeper appreciation of the arts. And, as noted, Miss Kelso "goes so far as to suggest that by way of an antidote to trashy literature, public libraries should furnish the youth with tennis, croquet, football, base-ball (sic), indoor games, and magic lanterns, etc.” “Trashy literature” is apparently popular fiction, and in her opinion, physical exercise was obviously preferable.
Tessa Kelso was an early and vocal advocate of women’s rights and refused to hew to the time’s traditional gender roles. She wore her hair short—with no hat!—and smoked cigarettes “obviously not caring in the least for anyone’s opinion on the subject”, as Bruckman noted. She was quickly invited into the circle of “highminded” women of the clubs and civic associations of Los Angeles and taken under the wing of the formidable suffragist Caroline Severance and into the influential Friday Morning Club. Kelso was a strong believer in equal rights for women, protesting a proposed ALA women’s section, arguing that “sex should have no weight where ability is equal” and that “there is but one standard of management for a live business and sex has nothing to do with that standard.”
Kelso was very much concerned with gender roles in the library profession. This concern was an important reason for her insistence of NOT separating children’s services from the rest of the library. As a result, as late as 1894, it was library policy to prohibit the separation of children’s and adult collections in the stacks; Kelso opposed children’s service in order to challenge “ the basic structure of librarianship as a feminized profession” in which women could be limited in their personal and professional development by being placed in what she considered a “maternal role.”
She was a devotee of California local history and a member of the Southern California Historical Society, was one of the earliest historical preservationists, with an eye towards shoring up the crumbling Mission architectures by recruiting first her fellow clubwomen and then Charles Lummis, her fellow reporter and Buckeye, into the California Landmarks Club, beginning another lifetime friendship. She organized the Association for the Preservation of the Missions, “the first serious attempt to preserve the California Missions,” according to George Wharton James. To promote awareness, Kelso held “stereopticon exhibitions,” led trips to the missions, and exhibited mission photographs at the library.
While Kelso’s unconventionality and energy helped her accomplish great things, it also made her a galvanizing public figure. The Library Board were quite pleased with their decision: In their end-of-the-year report in 1889, after only eight months at the job, the Board of Governors noted the poor shape the library was in at the time of Tessa’s hire in April and by the end of the year she was receiving fulsome praise for her “ability and experience”(!) and “showed a capacity and intelligence which make her remarkably well suited for the important position she occupies.” Four years after the departure of Kelso and Hasse, they were remembered in one Reader’s Letter to the Los Angeles Times, which stated how the new era of the library was born with a board of “scholarly tastes and requirements” who were “enthusiastic and devoted to books” and who:
…found two young women, of no special knowledge of library affairs, but of quickness to learn and of untiring industry. Of these, Miss Kelso… was gifted with great executive ability: the other, Miss Hasse, possessed actual genius for the work. Each had what the other lacked, each was conscious of her own deficiencies, and they worked in absolute harmony. When they went into office they found about five thousand books indiscriminately shelved, and an institution whose chief value was that it was the excuse for appointing one more city officer. That board and these librarians held office six years. In that time…the disorder had given place to one of the most perfect systems known in the world.
However, the expansion of the library and its programs cost money, which was fine when L.A. was riding a real estate boom. Unfortunately just as Kelso was hitting her stride, the Panic of 1893 threw the whole country into the Depression of 1893. It was also the year that Kelso attended the American Library Association and the World Congress of Librarians conference, both in Chicago, and also visited the World’s Fair. Despite the fact that her trip was approved by the library board, the City Auditor refused to reimburse her $200 in expenses (more than $5000 in 2019 dollars). She was forced to sue.
The local press took up the story, with the Herald dismissing the trip as a waste, using Kelso as a symbol to attack the Library as a scapegoat for the profligate government. The Herald kept up a steady drumbeat of attacks on Kelso and the library into the next year, stirring up the resentment of those thrown out of work by the economic downturn. In one editorial in particular, the Herald dismissed the work and expertise of librarianship, portraying librarians as shelvers, “Certainly this labor cannot be very arduous and exacting, and more certainly it should not cost the taxpayers $1000 per month in salaries.” City government spending was rapidly becoming an issue in the upcoming 1894 city election. Demagogues were quick to take up austerity, and the library was an easy target.
Kelso, in general, expressed herself in a way that was “witty, vehement and to the point”, and most importantly, she did not back down. Kelso and the library were also quick to defend themselves against charges of immorality that were leveled over the discovery of an extremely bohemian book in the collection, Le Cadet by Jean Richepin. The contretemps over this book, which led to a local clergyman very publicly praying for the city librarian to be “cleansed of sin ”, was answered confidently by Kelso: Using an innovative approach to the slander charge, Miss Kelso averred that, as city librarian, she managed “a large number of young female subordinate employees” and that the library is “daily visited by hundreds of young ladies hence it is indispensable” that she should be a “person of unblemished moral character and any impeachment of her character would mean that she was not fit for her office and even occupation”. Therefore, an unblemished moral character is not just a qualification but a requirement of the office of city librarian, thus any “impeachment of her moral character is to impose a disqualification which her office and profession peculiarly require.”
The case received national attention as a test of the First Amendment’s freedom of speech—in this instance, speech of the religious variety—which had paradoxically stemmed from an attempt to have books removed from the library collection. Some members of the press and clergy used the opportunity to make much of Kelso’s refusal to separate children’s and adult collections, with Reverend John Gray, a fan of book-burning for dirty novels, noting that other cities had restrictions on what books could be checked out by children and so should Los Angeles.
Kelso was very shrewd to show that she would not be steamrolled and was quite comfortable taking people to court, where facts could be measured rationally and legally, outside the overheated court of opinion that was boiling over, leading up to the hotly contested election of 1894, which was further stoked by women demanding the right to vote (it would be on the ballot in 1896). Kelso represented a handy symbol of the “New Woman” for men who were not in favor of suffrage.
And in fact, the day that the suit first came to court (December 3, 1894) was election day, and a new Republican mayor, Frank Rader, soundly defeated the Democratic ticket. Rader replaced board members who had hired and supported Kelso. In March of 1895, Kelso won her lawsuit against the city auditor and in April the court rejected the clergyman’s demurrer that “prayer” was privileged speech, and therefore Kelso’s defamation. On the same day, the new library board met as the old board left, with fulsome praise for Kelso and Hasse which was seconded by an L.A. Times editorial. One of the new board members, Director Henry O’Melveny, nominated Kelso to stay on:
We find what some of us, perhaps, did not know before, that this library has developed into a great educational factor. There are thousands of people who are obtaining an education from this institution. I believe that the main credit for the satisfactory condition of the library today is due to Miss Kelso and Miss Hasse.
Kelso had freed the library from the patronage hiring system by establishing civil service rules. The new Library Board flouted them, despite praising Kelso and Hasse’s accomplishments, not in the least by requiring a sort of 90-day probation for Kelso and Hasse. Feeling that they had earned better treatment, Kelso and Hasse offered their resignations. Not being prepared to replace Kelso, the Board asked her to withdraw her resignation at the same meeting, recognizing her experience as well as their inability to find replacements immediately. She agreed, but it was to be a short-lived peace.
The false economies that had been such an issue were reintroduced when Library Board members led by Director Frank Flint insisted on reducing Kelso and Hasse’s salaries; their resubmitted resignations were accepted at the next meeting, on April 30, 1895, reported the L.A. Times:
The indefatigable Mr. Flint, who certainly bore a cord of wood on his shoulders in place of a figurative chip, rose to the occasion. Miss Kelso entrenched herself behind her spectacles and calmly awaited the onslaught, and the fur flew in wads until the director subsided, leaving the deposed librarian mistress of the field.
Such were the times that Library Board meetings proved so high strung that they could be presented as a sporting event! Having deposed Kelso, the new Board immediately asked for her help:
Before adjournment Director Stewart suggested that Miss Kelso assist in every way possible in the induction of her successor into the duties of her new position. To this Miss Kelso objected; remarking that she could ill afford to do anything of the kind. “Mrs. Fowler is amply competent to look out for herself, else this board would certainly not have elected her librarian,” remarked Miss Kelso, looking straight at no one director in particular.”
Indeed Kelso had nothing lined up, but Hasse did—The Superintendent of Documents of the Government Printing Office realized the value of what had been created at the library, and so snapped up Hasse immediately.
Kelso left with Hasse to Washington, then settled in New York, where she worked for Scribner’s Publishing before she settled down to work in the library department of Baker and Taylor. She remained interested in the library world, and not only for professional reasons of working for publishers.
Kelso never stopped fighting for women’s rights and speaking her mind. In fact, she took on Melvil Dewey himself. Dewey may have supported the entry of women into the profession when he founded the first library school at Columbia, but his behavior towards women was so appalling that even in those times, and against a man of his power in the profession, some risked everything to report his behavior. He openly “squeezed” his assistants Florence Woodworth and May Seymour and harassed many more, including Hasse. One egregious event sticks out: In 1905, Dewey took a cruise to Alaska with several members of the American Library Association. Its purpose was to unwind after a long ALA conference and plan the future of the newly founded American Library Institute. But for some of the women on board, it was no vacation. Dewey’s sexual misconduct was serious enough for four women to accuse Dewey of harassment.
This had led to a movement to censure Dewey at the 1906 ALA conference and a number of women were named to provide testimony including Hasse, who declined. Even so, Dewey was “…ostracized from the organization that he had founded—in 1876, he had signed in as ALA member number one—for the next 20 years. He was such a persona non grata that in 1915, ALA President Mary Wright Plummer, who had been a student in his first class at Columbia, vowed to refuse to meet him as long as she remained in the profession.”
Dewey’s behavior did not change. Dewey still was part of The New York Library Association (NYLA) and in 1924 was angling to host the NYLA’s Library Week at his Lake Placid estate. But he had a formidable adversary: Tessa Kelso. Kelso protested to the NYLA Board. “For many years women librarians have been the special prey of Mr. Dewey in a series of outrages against decency,“ she argued, ”having serious and far-reaching effects upon his victims."
Kelso demanded an investigation or she would go to the press. During the investigative hearing, it surfaced that Dewey had supposedly harassed his own daughter-in-law to the extent that she moved out of his house, although this was denied by the family. Dewey’s son, Godfrey, attempted to protect his father, suggesting that Dewey had mere “disregard of conventions and indifference to appearances.” Kelso, also not one for convention, disagreed and characterized Dewey’s treatment of women as “of a vicious type of sexual depravity and criminal in the eyes of the law.” Kelso’s testimony was accepted—more likely to avert bad publicity than to protect the attendees—but as result of her protests, Library Week would not be at Dewey’s at Lake Placid but rather at Lake George. Dewey had no doubt who was responsible for this decision, writing with his curious spelling: “It is really pathetic when an unbalanst smoking drinking caracter can stampede a lot of sensible people.”
Soon after this epic if private confrontation, Kelso, “who was known in the book world for her originality and personality, as well as her knowledge of books”, returned to California and retired in Santa Barbara, where she died on August 13, 1933. After she passed, Santa Barbara Public Library created a memorial collection of books that belonged to her and on her varied interests (Persian art, Chinese porcelain, the Elizabethan period, the American circus); the bookplate reads ‘In memory of Tessa L. Kelso, 1863–1933, A Servant and Lover of Books’.”
As Bruckman states, Tessa Kelso proved to be the ideal person to preside over the first period of major library expansion in Los Angeles. He described Kelso as “Tough, practical, and dedicated, possessor of a large and liberal vision coupled with a healthy contempt for fussy detail, this thoroughly unconventional woman well supplied the energetic leadership which the moment required.” Much of what the library is today has to do with her hard work, professionalism, unconventional ideas and brilliant mind, and most of all, her belief in the library as a crucial educational institution for society. Her lifelong commitment to equal rights in the face of great institutional opposition is important to remember always, and especially during Women’s History Month.


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The Nationals have agreed to sign free agent right-hander Brad Lidge to a one-year deal worth a guaranteed $1 million plus incentives, the team has announced.
Lidge, 35, posted a 1.40 ERA last season, but was limited to 25 games due to shoulder problems, and he ended up losing his closer’s job to Ryan Madson.
However, he did save 27 games and had a 2.96 ERA for the Phillies in 2010, and in his ten-year career he has a 3.44 ERA to go with a very impressive 12.1 K/9 rate.
The Nationals, who finished a surprising 80-81 last season, are making a lot of noise this offseason and after years of rebuilding they are seemingly going for it.
Yesterday, newly acquired starter Gio Gonzalez had this to say:
“We’re ready, we’re going to come out here swinging for the fans and we’re definitely going to go out there and try to shut teams down,”
The Nationals also expect to have 2009 No. 1 overall draft pick Stephen Strasburg heading the rotation for a full season and the addition of Lidge will add experience to a strong bullpen headed by closer Drew Storen and setup man Tyler Clippard.
This was a great signing for the Nationals and he could pay off big for them.


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PacificNet Incorporated recently acquired Guangdong Poly Blue. Company officials said that Guangdong Poly will help them take advantage of the growing lottery market in China.
Caribbean Lottery recently debuted their multimedia gaming screens to improve the quality of the lottery services. The lottery has no intention to change their keno screens with the multimedia screens.
Kenneth and Kara Kirkendoll shared the $8,000 dollars that they have won in Club Keno. The two cousins have different plans regarding their share of the jackpot prize.
Ralph Havens of JK Harris should not be mistaken in thinking that gambling wins are not taxable. The IRS considers it as income so players must include it in their Income Tax Returns.
The Supreme Court of Nebraska has awarded $1.6 million to Richard Bellino regarding the case he filed against his lawyers. Bellino filed a malpractice suit against his lawyers.


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Arab Spring and Turkish Politics
|Broder between Turkey and Syria|
This morning Deborah Amos reported for National Public Radio from Gaziantep, Turkey that Syrians were beginning to trickle over the nearby boarder as violence in Syria increases. We had originally planned to go to Syria, but switched to Turkey when the Arab Spring erupted. Since we had visas, we continued to consider going to Allepo, Syria, but could not get reliable information on demonstrations there. News does not flow freely in this part of the world and our Turkish host told us that the Turkish government does not allow outside news on the Arab Spring into Turkey.
Interesting observation since Turkey’s political elections are June 12 and Prime Minister Erdogan is stumping the country for a coveted two thirds votes. He has clamped down on the press and Turkey now has more journalists in prison than China. If he wins it will give him the power he wants to rewrite Turkey’s constitution and weaken Turkey’s democracy.
|Mud Brick House on Syrian Border|
|Hasan Pasa Hani, Diyarbakir...with Che in Attendance|
We chose to visit the Kurdish region, as it is the least accommodated by the Erdogan government. Erdogan has made some overtures to Turkey’s 12 million Kurds to stop the violence that continued in the region through 2004. His goal is to be admitted to the European Union. However, Erdogan’s overtures toward the Kurds have been meager and there were demonstrations in Diyarbiker, the unofficial Kurdish capital, while we were there.
|Looking over Mesopotamian Plain into Syria|
Will the Arab Spring spill over into Turkey? I would rather not see violence, but young informed people are spreading the word across the middle east that life is better elsewhere and they want a piece of it.


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The Department of Health (DOH) on Wednesday reported 4,444 new coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) infections, raising the overall tally to 143,749.
The DOH said the additional cases reported were based on the total Covid-19 tests done by 91 out of 100 operational laboratories.
The majority of the newly announced cases are from the National Capital Region (NCR) with 2,618 cases, Laguna with 233 cases, Cavite with 227 cases, Rizal with 174 cases, and Bulacan with 129 cases. These are currently under the second most stringent modified community quarantine.
It also reported 636 new recoveries and 93 deaths. These figures increased the number of recoveries to 68,997 and the number of deaths to 2,404.
“Of the 4,444 reported cases today, 3,294 cases or 74 percent cases occurred within the recent 14 days (July 30-Aug. 12, 2020) and the top regions with cases from the recent two weeks were from NCR with 1,855 or 57 percent, Region 4A with 580 or 18 percent and Region 3 with 190 or 6 percent. Of the 93 deaths, 13 or 14 percent were in August, 49 or 53 percent were on July, 30 or 32 percent in June, and 1 percent were in May and the deaths were from Region 7 with 67 or 72 percent, NCR with16 or 17 percent, Region 9 with three or 3 percent, Region 6 with two or 2 percent, Region 5 with two or 2 percent, Region 11 with two or 2 percent, and Region 4A with one or 2 percent,” the DOH said.
It added that 231 duplicates were removed from the total case count and of these, nine recovered cases and one death have been removed.
The health department also noted that the country has 72,348 active cases — around 91.3 percent are mild, 7.3 percent are asymptomatic, 0.6 percent are severe, and 0.7 percent are critical patients.
As of Tuesday, the 79 licensed RT-PCR (reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction) laboratories and 26 licensed GeneXpert laboratories have already conducted a total of 1,726,148 tests nationwide.
The DOH said it has 17,500 total bed capacity dedicated to Covid-19 patients. Occupied are about 55 percent of 1,500 intensive care unit beds; 49 percent of 11,500 isolation beds; and 51 percent of 4,500 ward beds. (PNA)


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Warm! Liquid! Lush! All words that accurately describe the V2 Series H2O from Truetone. The H2O gives all the same great tones guitarists have come to love over the years. Whether it’s Chorus, Echo, or both… use each channel by itself, or combine them both just as you would two separate pedals! The Chorus channel is a wonderfully voiced effect for electric, acoustic, or bass guitar, using pure analog circuitry. Use the Norm/Lush switch to set the overall style of Chorus and drift away on the H2O’s incredibly rich chorus. H2O’s Echo channel is a warm, analog voiced echo… completely natural sounding. Add to it a second (non-effected) output jack for stereo amplifier setups and you have the best of all worlds in the H2O.
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Byron Goines delivers irrefutable truth in the revised and expanded 2nd Edition of Gun Control and the Second Amendment, debunking the pro-gun facet myth of the Second Amendment being for individuals to have the right to bear arms in order to rise up against a tyrannical government. The 2nd Edition contains much more information laid out in a straightforward format that will unequivocally prove the truth about the Second Amendment and lay to rest once and for all the false Second Amendment claims made by pro-gun facets of society.
Byron Goines pulls out all of the stops in this book as he delivers a rebuttal to claims commonly made by pro-gun facets of society, and as a result the 2nd Edition of Gun Control and the Second Amendment is packed with information that can be utilized to win a debate on the subject of the Second Amendment. This is a must-listen for everyone seeking to learn the truth about the Second Amendment and for those who wonder where pro-gun facets of society obtain their tyrannical government theory they attempt to utilize in order to lay individual claim to the Second Amendment.
From the author: Gun control is a necessity and it is inclusive of mental health analysis prior to completing any other prerequisites to potential gun ownership. Universal background checks are a necessity. A national gun database is a necessity. Pro-gun facets of society attempted to discredit a CNN host and have him deported for speaking the truth about gun control. Why do they do these things? They do these things because they do not want the American people to know the truth about gun control including the societal benefits of it. The time is now for change.
I have pulled out all of the stops in this book and I have irrefutably proven the truth about the Second Amendment concerning what pro-gun facets of society have told the American people as they have circumvented the text of the Second Amendment to conform it to their political ideologies and personal opinions instead of truth. Pro-gun facets of society have stated for years the reason for the Second Amendment is for individual citizens to have the right to bear arms in order to have the ability to fight against a tyrannical government and this is not true. After they listen to this book, they will not be able to make that claim anymore as unequivocal proof leaves no room for rebuttal. Pro-gun facets of society have been successful in indoctrinating some into their ideological mindset but they have not indoctrinated everyone, as the American people are tired of all of the horrific shootings and they expect something to be done by Congress concerning gun control immediately.
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No, I have been reading a lot about the subject this was the one of the worse I have read about guns. Not sure this guy looked too deeply at SCOTUS decisions.
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it was short.
It is very clear that the author started this book with an objective and then started to research to obtain his chosen conclusions. The author seems to believe that all pro gun people are just setting around waiting to rebel. The author will have you believe that the founding fathers had not intention for citizens to own firearms. "No freeman shall be debarred the use of arms" -Thomas Jefferson
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text: Dr. Bowser has been supporting girls' basketball for many years. She is coaching a Main Line Girls Basketball Associating (MLGBA) travel team and is a sponsor for a MLGBA high school team. "it's a chance for me to do something I love while giving back to the community, supporting healthy life style and physical activity for girls". Both her daughters also play basketball competitively. Dr. Bowser believes that exercise is very important in patients with asthma. "Exercising the lung leads to improved lung function. Nowadays there are so many good asthma treatments available that well-controlled patients should even be able to compete at high levels according to their general athletic ability". If asthma is still limiting your activity it may be time to get evaluated by an allergist.


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JC&C Interim Management StatementSource: RNS
To: Business Editor 9th November 2022
For immediate release
Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited
Interim Management Statement
The following announcement was issued today by the Company's 76%-owned subsidiary, Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited.
For further information, please contact:
Jardine Matheson Limited
Joey Ho (65) 9765 0717
Brunswick Group Limited
Ben Fry (65) 9017 9886
9th November 2022
JARDINE CYCLE & CARRIAGE LIMITED
INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT
Jardine Cycle & Carriage ("JC&C" or "the Group") today issues its Interim Management Statement for the third quarter of 2022.
The Group continued to perform well over the past nine months, reflecting improvements across all parts of the portfolio.
Astra reported a 49% increase in underlying earnings excluding fair value gains from its equity investments, with improvements across its major divisions, supported by the domestic economic recovery and higher commodity prices. Its automotive division benefitted from higher car sales, which offset a decline in motorcycle sales due to temporary supply chain disruption caused by shortages of semiconductor chips. Astra's financial services division saw higher lending volumes and lower loan loss provisions. The heavy equipment and mining division benefitted from higher coal prices, with increased equipment sales. The agribusiness division saw higher crude palm oil prices, but the impact of higher prices was offset by lower production levels.
THACO's year-to-date automotive performance benefitted from a temporary reduction in registration fees for locally-assembled vehicles. Although the policy expired in May, its sales and margins continued to be supported by a good product lineup and an improved sales mix.
Direct Motor Interests saw an improved performance overall. Tunas Ridean in Indonesia reported higher contributions from its automotive and financial services operations. Cycle & Carriage Bintang in Malaysia recorded higher sales volumes and margins backed by a larger order book, arising from a temporary reduction in government sales tax. Cycle & Carriage in Singapore saw slightly lower results, however, as sales volumes continued to be impacted by the tightened COE cycle and stock supply shortages.
Other Strategic Interests also performed well overall, mainly due to improved profits for REE from its hydropower investments as a result of favourable hydrography, as well as the commissioning of three new wind power plants. Siam City Cement's results were adversely impacted by high energy costs.
JC&C experienced a larger translation loss on its foreign currency loans during this period than in the corresponding period last year.
While the Group's performance for the rest of the year is expected to remain satisfactory, headwinds are arising from the challenging global macroeconomic environment, including the effects of higher inflation and interest rates which may impact consumer sentiment and moderate growth in Southeast Asia.
Jardine Cycle & Carriage is the investment holding company of the Jardine Matheson Group in Southeast Asia. JC&C seeks to grow with Southeast Asia by investing in market-leading businesses based on the themes of urbanisation and the emerging consumer class. The Group works closely with its businesses to enable them to achieve their potential and elevate their communities.
The Group has a 50.1% interest in Astra, a diversified group in Indonesia and one of the largest independent automotive groups in Southeast Asia.
JC&C also has significant interests in Vietnam, including 26.6% in THACO Corporation, 33.6% in Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation and 10.6% in Vinamilk. Its 25.5%-owned Siam City Cement also has a presence in South Vietnam and operates in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Bangladesh.
The Direct Motor Interests in JC&C's portfolio are the Cycle & Carriage businesses in Singapore, Malaysia and Myanmar, and 46.2%-owned Tunas Ridean in Indonesia.
JC&C is a leading Singapore-listed company, 76%-owned by the Jardine Matheson Group. Together with its subsidiaries and associates, JC&C employs around 240,000 people across Southeast Asia.

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Fifth Avenue is the central street of Manhattan, and serves as a border between Manhattan’s East Side and Manhattan’s West Side. The most recognizable landmarks of Manhattan and its major places of interest are all situated here. Among them are the Empire State Building, the Rockefeller Center, the Gallery of New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of New York, the New York Public Library and Central Park. The upper part of the street, so called Millionaire’s Row, is a parade of famous fashion industry names like Armani, Emanuel Ungaro, Versace, Dior, Gucci, Chanel and Prada.
On the cross runs Broadway, the heart of the American theatre industry. Take a walk down this road and you will come to the noisy Times Square, located at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue.

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Experimental analysis of tensile properties nanocomposites based on polypropylene/ Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber /Silica nano powder by using response surface methodology
In this study, tensile properties of nanocomposites based on polypropylene/ Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber /Silica nano powder (PP/XNBR/Sic) were studied by using response surface methodology(RSM). The design of the experiment was carried out using Box-Behnken of the RSM method. The samples were produced using a co-rotating twin screw extruder including 0,2,4 Wt.% of nano particles, 0, 5, 10 Wt.% of carboxylated Nitrile Rubber and 0,3,6 Wt.% of Polypropylene-g-glycidyl Methacrylate (PP-gMA) as comptabilizer. tensile test was carried out to obtain tensile strength, elastic modulus and elongation at break of nano composites. The results showed that elastic modulus and tensile strength of nanocomposites were increased with addition of nano silica powder by 45% and 9% respectively. Also, the presence of XNBR was increased elongation at break by 39% and increasing the comptabilizer factor (PP-gMA) has slightly increased the tensile strength. In addition, it was found that XNBR has the greatest effect on tensile strength and elongation at break and silica nano powder has the greatest effect on elastic modulus. Finally, a regression model was obtained for tensile strength, elastic modulus and elongation at break, respectively
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XIV INTERNATIONAL MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN MOSCOW
As part of the ‘Photobiennale-2022’ the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow presents an exhibition by classic of contemporary Russian photography Igor Mukhin (Curator: Anna Zaitseva).
Mukhin’s work has been exhibited all over the world to great acclaim, and his images can be found in the collections of the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, the A.V. Schusev State Museum of Architecture, the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the European House of Photography (Paris), the National Foundation for Contemporary Art (Paris), etc.
This exhibition at MAMM includes three series by Mukhin: ‘Moscow’ (1996-2000), ‘Paris’ (1999-2000), and ‘Vienna’ (2002), the latter being shown in Russia for the first time.
The photographer pictured the three world capitals at approximately the same period, at the turn of the century and millennium. The early 20th century was a time of global changes, in the economy, geopolitics, culture and social life. Thereafter the late 20th century imperceptibly accumulated the changes that mark the beginning of the 21st century and the 3rd millennium.
Having begun his photography of Moscow in the 1990s, Igor Mukhin recorded not so much events as the atmosphere of time. Subtly and accurately capturing the signs of tectonic shifts that took place in society, Mukhin created the image of an era whose heroes were, first of all, young people. This period of painful changes was particularly difficult for teenagers and young people, but for them it was a time that opened up wide-ranging prospects, that gave hope and allowed them to dream.
Any photograph by Igor Mukhin is characterised by filigree refinement and the cinematic experience of time within a static frame. Mukhin sees the world without filters of critical or romantic realism. The photographer’s natural ability to concentrate the energy of social space and a particular person in the shot allowed him to create an exceptionally vivid and internally dramatic image of Russia and its capital at the turn of the century.
In 1999 Igor Mukhin received a scholarship from the City of Paris and a grant to photograph French youth from the French Ministry of Culture, for a project dedicated to the celebration of the 3rd millennium. Shooting Paris is a test for any photographer. The city has already been pictured by great photographers such as Brassaï, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Marc Riboud, etc. It is difficult to find a major director who has not filmed Paris for the cinema. It is therefore especially difficult to find your own view and your own intonation when shooting the city of light, and the light in Paris is very special. Anyone who picks up a camera in the most photogenic city in the world finds themselves under the pressure of traditions laid down by classics of world photography from Eugène Atget to Robert Doisneau, from Sabine Weiss to William Klein.
Igor Mukhin managed to create a uniquely lyrical image of the great city by recording in his own way the last moments of the passing millennium, through the prism of depicting those charged with preserving the traditions of Paris and changing its appearance in the 21st century.
During the 2000s the Austrian capital Vienna underwent a radical architectural, cultural and sociocultural transformation. Ursula Krinzinger, the creator of one of Vienna’s most important contemporary art galleries, was so impressed by Mukhin’s ‘Moscow – Paris’ project that in 2002 she invited him to photograph Vienna.
Igor Mukhin shot these three different megacities, Moscow, Paris and Vienna, in one breath. He avoided the obvious temptation of focusing on recognisable architectural symbols of the capitals. He was interested in people, most often the young, and those in love. Love unites and becomes the basis of development, the main foundation for the future. In the ‘Moscow’, ‘Paris’ and ‘Vienna’ series Mukhin articulated the common theme that united the youth of these three megacities at the turn of the century.
Mukhin is recognised as an outstanding documentary photographer and heads the Documentary Photography Today studio at the Rodchenko School. A photograph is a document. Igor Mukhin’s images created twenty years ago have today become historical evidence. But hardly anyone will dispute Alexander Rodchenko’s thesis that ‘photography is art’. Not every photo document is art. Igor Mukhin’s pictures show an inspired approach to Moscow, Paris and Vienna, and it is no coincidence that these pictures have entered the collections of Russian and foreign museums.


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Béla Fleck: How to Write a Banjo Concerto
Thursday, March 12
8 p.m., Ingram Hall
In conjunction with banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck’s upcoming performances with Vanderbilt Wind Symphony of The Impostor, the concerto he originally composed to perform with the Nashville Symphony, the Blair School is pleased to host a screening of Béla Fleck: How to Write a Banjo Concerto, the acclaimed documentary about the making of that work that screened at the 2014 Nashville Film Festival.


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Flying lessons & other stories
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Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/Maine, Henry James Sumner
MAINE, Sir HENRY JAMES SUMNER (1822–1888), jurist, son of Dr. James Maine, a native of Kelso, N.B., by Eliza, fourth daughter of David Fell of Caversham Grove, Reading, was born 15 Aug. 1822. His infancy was passed in Jersey. Family difficulties arose and he was for a time in the exclusive charge of his mother, who lived chiefly at Henley-on-Thames. He was a delicate child, and his mother and a ‘devoted aunt’ nearly poisoned him with an overdose of opium. He was sent to a school kept by a Mrs. Lamb in the Fair Mile at Henley, but in 1829 his godfather, Dr. Sumner, then bishop of Chester, and afterwards archbishop of Canterbury, obtained a nomination for him to Christ's Hospital. He showed great promise, and in 1840 he won an exhibition to Pembroke College, Cambridge. He was the best classical scholar of his year. In 1841 he was elected to a foundation scholarship at Pembroke, and in 1843 to the Craven university scholarship. He won the Browne medal for a Latin ode in 1842, and in 1843 the Browne medals both for a Latin ode and for epigrams. In 1842 he also won the chancellor's medal for English verse, the subject being the birth of the Prince of Wales. He sent in a poem upon ‘Plato’ in 1843, but was defeated by Mr. W. Johnson of King's College. Great interest was taken by his contemporaries in the competition between Maine and W. G. Clark [q. v.], afterwards public orator, the most distinguished and popular Trinity man of the time. In the classical tripos of 1844 Maine was senior classic and Clark second. A copy of Latin elegiacs (printed by Bristed) was said to have decided the contest. Maine, who had succeeded in gaining a place as senior optime, was also first chancellor's medallist, Clark being again second. Maine's health was always delicate, while his great nervous energy led him to overtax his strength. Though member of a small college he became well known to the most intellectual of his contemporaries, and belonged to the famous ‘Apostles’ Club. Tom Taylor and Henry Fitzmaurice Hallam were among his friends and contemporaries. He contributed a memoir of Hallam to the ‘Remains.’ His delicacy disqualified him for athletic games, and he did not speak at the Union. The clearness of his voice and brightness of manner were remarked in his recitation of his prize competitions.
No fellowship was vacant at Pembroke, and in 1845 Maine accepted the junior tutorship at Trinity Hall, then at the lowest ebb in point of numbers. He could not hold the fellowship usually associated with the tutorship, for which he must have qualified by taking orders. The income was very small, and he took some private pupils, the first being C. A. Bristed, who has described him in his ‘Five Years at an English University,’ 1852. In 1847 Maine resigned the tutorship on becoming regius professor of civil law. He held this office till 1854. The position of legal studies at that time in Cambridge was such as to give very little scope for the energies of a man of ability, but his office probably turned his attention to the studies by which he was to distinguish himself. He married his cousin, Miss Jane Maine, in 1847, and was called to the bar in 1850. Although he retained rooms in college, and discharged his professorial duties, Maine resided chiefly in London and the neighbourhood, and began to write for the papers. He was contributing in 1851 to the ‘Morning Chronicle,’ edited by John Douglas Cook [q. v.], and an organ of the Peelites. He wrote especially upon foreign and American questions, his sympathies being with the liberal-conservatives. In 1852 the Inns of Court founded five readerships, and instituted a system of examination. Maine became the first reader on Roman law and jurisprudence. His lectures very soon attracted the attention of all the other students. His voice and manner gave full effect to his keen thought and incisive style. Although he was for a time upon the Norfolk circuit, and afterwards joined the equity bar, he never obtained much practice, and at this time suffered from many serious illnesses. He was, however, rapidly gaining a high reputation as a philosophical jurist.
In November 1855 the ‘Saturday Review’ was started, under the editorship of Cook, and Maine became one of the foremost among a singularly able band of contributors. Cook used to say that Maine and one other writer were the only two men he had ever known who wrote as well from the first as they ever wrote afterwards. For some years the ‘Saturday Review’ received Maine's principal writings. Sir M. E. Grant Duff mentions especially the articles which he wrote in 1857 against the impending extinction of the East India Company.
Maine had contributed to the ‘Cambridge Essays’ in 1856 an able paper upon ‘Roman Law and Legal Education,’ and in 1861 he justified his reputation by the publication of his ‘Ancient Law,’ a work which made an epoch in the studies with which it is concerned. By the end of the year Sir Charles Wood, afterwards Lord Halifax, offered him the appointment of legal member of council in India. Maine, upon consulting a medical authority, was told that his life would not be worth three months' purchase in Calcutta. He declined, though bitterly disappointed by the necessity. The appointment was then given to William Ritchie, a cousin of W. M. Thackeray, but upon Ritchie's death, on 22 March 1862, was again offered to Maine, who now decided to run the risk. He left for India in 1862, having been shortly before elected member of the Athenæum Club by the committee. In the event the climate of India proved to be congenial to his health, and he returned apparently a much stronger man than he had been at his departure.
Maine held his post for seven years, two more than the ordinary period, serving during the last years of Lord Elgin's viceroyalty, the whole of Lord Lawrence's, and the first years of Lord Mayo's. A great number of acts were passed during his tenure of office, of which the principal are enumerated by Sir M. E. Grant Duff (Memoir, p. 24). Maine's health disqualified him for laborious application to details, and in drafting bills he depended greatly upon Mr. Whitley Stokes, formerly his pupil and afterwards one of his successors. His ability was shown in determining what legislation was needed, obtaining the ablest assistance, and carrying his measures through the council. Many of his speeches and minutes are reprinted in the volume published in 1892 by Sir M. E. Grant Duff and Mr. Whitley Stokes. He took an important part in the discussion of many affairs lying outside his special department, and Sir Alfred Lyall has spoken in the highest terms of his singular penetration and the influence of his opinions upon the minds of his contemporaries. Maine was appointed vice-chancellor of the university of Calcutta, and delivered four remarkable addresses to the graduates. His wife was prevented by her health from accompanying him to India, and he therefore lived as a bachelor, entertaining hospitably and seeing many distinguished men. Upon his departure the highest opinion was expressed of his services by his colleagues, and he reached England in 1869 with an established reputation.
He was appointed in the same year to the Corpus professorship of jurisprudence just founded at Oxford. His first course of lectures was published in 1871 as ‘Village Communities.’ The book was founded partly upon the researches of Nasse and G. L. von Maurer, and contained also much information acquired in India during his own legislative experience, and from the conversation of Lord Lawrence. His statements as to India were also verified by Sir George Campbell, then lieutenant-governor of Bengal. Another course of lectures formed the substance of the ‘Early History of Institutions,’ published in 1875, in which his Indian experience was again made to throw light upon old institutions, as illustrated by the translations of treatises on Brehon law recently published or shown to him in manuscript. In May 1871 Maine was gazetted K.C.S.I., and in November of the same year appointed by the Duke of Argyll to a seat upon the Indian council. He did not speak frequently, but, as Sir M. E. Grant Duff tells us, ‘an able man, who spoke rarely and always voted right, was a great treasure.’ The same authority assures us that the work is not so light as is sometimes imagined. Maine was chiefly interested in the judicial department, but he also expressed opinions upon other matters, such as the selection and training of candidates for the Indian civil service.
In 1877 Maine was elected master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The duties of that position were not absorbing, and Maine did not give up his house in London. He resided, however, frequently in the college, and was warmly welcomed as a useful and eminent member of university society. He was twice invited to stand for the university in the conservative interest, but on both occasions declined. He resigned his Oxford professorship in the following year. A book published in 1883, ‘Dissertations on Early Law and Custom,’ contained the last product of his Oxford lecturing, with considerable modifications, and concluded the series begun by ‘Ancient Law.’
In 1885 he published ‘Popular Government,’ four essays which had previously appeared in the ‘Quarterly Review.’ It was an attempt to apply the historical method to political institutions. It has perhaps been given to no man to attain to a purely philosophical attitude in regard to contemporary politics, and although Maine preserved the tone of calm perspicacity, democrats naturally regarded his ostensible impartiality as a mask for distrust of popular impulses. John (Viscount) Morley and E. L. Godkin, of the New York ‘Nation,’ were among his critics, and he replied to the last (in 1886) in the ‘Nineteenth Century.’ The book is at least a very acute and noteworthy criticism of some of the tenets of believers in the virtues of democracy. Maine frequently contributed in later years to the ‘St. James's Gazette,’ and sympathised with its anti-Jacobin principles.
In 1887 Maine succeeded Sir William Harcourt as Whewell professor of international law at Cambridge. The founder had laid down the condition that the professor should suggest measures tending towards the extinction of war. Maine had written a book on international law before his departure for India, but the manuscript had been lost. He now lectured upon the growth of the conception of international law, upon some points of law which had been recently discussed, and upon the possibility of introducing a system of arbitration. The lectures were not revised for press by the author, and represent a fragment of a larger scheme. They were edited after his death by Mr. Frederic Harrison and Sir Frederick Pollock. Maine's health, never strong, had gradually declined. In the winter he went to Cannes, and died there on 3 Feb. 1888, the immediate cause of his death being apoplexy.
Maine left a widow and two sons, the eldest of whom, Charles, was clerk of assize on the South Wales circuit, and died soon after his father. A portrait of Maine by Mr. Lowes Dickinson is at Trinity Hall (an engraving is prefixed to ‘Memoir’), and an unsatisfactory medallion by Sir Edgar Boehm was placed in Westminster Abbey.
Maine received many honours. He declined offers of the chief justiceship of Bengal, of the permanent under-secretaryships at the home and the foreign office, and of the principal clerkship of the House of Commons. Among honorary distinctions he was made a member of the American Academy in 1866, of the Dutch Institute about 1876, of the Accademia dei Lincei in 1877, of the Madrid Academy in 1878, of the Royal Irish Academy in 1882, of the Washington Anthropological Society in 1883, and of the Juridical Society of Moscow in 1884. He became corresponding member of the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques in 1881, and foreign member, in place of Emerson, in 1883. He was a fellow of the Royal Society, and was elected an honorary fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge, in 1887.
The delicacy of Maine's constitution must be remembered in all estimates of his career. It disqualified him from taking a part in the rougher warfare of life. He often appeared to be rather a spectator than an actor in affairs, and a certain reserve was the natural guard of an acute sensibility. To casual observers he might appear as somewhat cold and sarcastic, but closer friends recognised both the sweetness of his temper and the tenderness of his nature. His refinement of understanding made him alive to the weak side of many popular opinions, and he neither shared nor encouraged any unqualified enthusiasm. His inability for drudgery shows itself by one weakness of his books, the almost complete absence of any reference to authorities. He extracted the pith of a large book, it is said, as rapidly as another man could read one hundred pages, and the singular accuracy of his judgments was often admitted by the most thorough students; but he gave his conclusions without producing, or perhaps remembering, the evidence upon which they rested. It is a proof of the astonishing quickness, as well as of the clearness and concentration of his intellect, that, in spite of physical feebleness, he did so much work of such high qualities. He succeeded conspicuously in everything that he undertook. He was among the ablest journalists of his day, though his works in that department, except a few reprinted articles, are inevitably forgotten. He took a very important part in Indian legislation, and his experience of actual business gave much value to his later writings. But full appreciation of such official work is necessarily confined to colleagues, and undoubtedly Maine's chief claim to general remembrance rests upon the ‘Ancient Law’ and succeeding works in a similar vein. They were among the first examples of the application of the genuine historical method to such inquiries. Coming soon after the publication of Darwin's great book, which had made the theory of evolution a great force in natural philosophy, it introduced a correlative method into the philosophy of institutions. A scientific writer is liable to be superseded in proportion to the fruitfulness of his own discoveries. But Maine's admirable style and skill in exposition will make his works models of investigation even if their statements of fact require modification.
Maine's works are:
- ‘Ancient Law: its Connection with the Early History of Society and its Relation to Modern Ideas,’ 1861.
- ‘Village Communities,’ 1871.
- ‘Early History of Institutions,’ 1875.
- ‘Dissertations on Early Law and Custom,’ 1883.
- ‘Popular Government,’ 1885. 6. ‘International Law’ (Whewell lectures, 1887), 1888.
Papers on ‘Roman Law and Legal Education’ (from ‘Cambridge Essays,’ 1856); the Rede lecture, delivered at Cambridge in 1875, ‘On the Effects of the Observation of India on Modern European Thought;’ a review of Sir J. F. Stephen's ‘Introduction to the Indian Evidence Act;’ three addresses to the university of Calcutta; and other papers, are appended to the third edition of ‘Village Communities,’ 1876. Maine contributed a review of Sir W. Hunter's ‘Indian Mussulmans’ to the ‘Cornhill Magazine’ in 1871; gave lectures (separately published) upon ‘Early History of the Property of Married Women,’ at Manchester in 1873, and ‘The King and his Relation to Early Civil Justice,’ at the Royal Institution in 1881; and contributed an article upon India to the ‘Reign of Queen Victoria,’ edited by Mr. Humphry Ward, in 1887. An article in the ‘Quarterly Review’ of January 1886 upon Mr. Donald MacLennan's ‘Patriarchal Theory’ gives Maine's reply to criticisms made by Mr. MacLennan and his brother, J. F. MacLennan [q. v.], then dead, upon a theory of the primitive family given in ‘Ancient Law.’
Maine's books have been frequently translated and republished. The ‘Ancient Law’ was translated into French by M. Courcille Seneuil, with an introduction, and into Hungarian, and the ‘Village Communities’ into Russian.
[Sir Henry Maine: a Brief Memoir of his Life, by Sir M. E. Grant Duff, G.C.S.I., with some of his Indian Speeches and Minutes, selected and edited by Whitley Stokes, D.C.L., 1892; Times, 6 Feb. 1858; Saturday Review, 11 Feb. 1858; Sir F. Pollock's Oxford Lectures and other Discourses, 1890, pp. 147–68; Mémoires de l'Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, 1891, pp. 143–58 (by M. Darette); Sir A. C. Lyall's Asiatic Studies, p. 213; Bristed's Five Years at an English University, 1852, i. 174, 234, 237, 268–70.]
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Move offshore now or miss your chance, top UK conference audience is told Published: 13 April, 2005
MOVING fish farming activity offshore cannot be avoided and work on this development has to start now, a fish farming expert told an Edinburgh conference today.
Donal Maguire, of the Irish fisheries board BIM, told the Aquaculture Today 2005 conference that the growth in the world’s population and anticipated resulting increase in fish consumption meant that there was a compelling case to make progress quickly on offshore fish farm development.
Mr Maguire told the conference in Edinburgh, organised by Fish Farmer magazine: “We need to start the development of this right now.”
He said FAO statistics were showing an enormous gap between what was being produced now and what was going to be needed because of the growth in the world’s population.
“There is an enormous growth in the need for seafood.
“We know the world’s population stands at around 7.2 billion people. Out to 2030, it will get to nearly 9.5 billion and there are going to be an awful lot more mouths to feed and they are going to have to eat a lot more fish.
“At the moment aquaculture is producing about 40million tonnes and the capture fishery around 100million tonnes. We need 180million tonnes so there is a 40million tonne gap and that gap will not come from the capture fishery whch at its best is at its limit and will not increase. So it will have to come from aquaculture”.
And he predicted that something like 3.8million tonnes would have to be farmed offshore.
“We are not saying offshore aquaculture will replace existing inshore sites. It will be a complement and will be an additionality. But there will not be space to farm the required tonnage inshore.
“The only option really is to move out.”
Developments offshore would be led by high value finfish species, he predicted.
Fish Farmer magazine is the organiser of Aquaculture Today 2005.


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New robots on show at CamJam.
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There was a very positive response from everyone who came to see them and take them for a spin, and they survived to the end of a long hard day!
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Come and see us at the 2nd Wimbledon Raspberry Jam on November 13th. There will be lots of the new football robots to play with as well as the original Laser Tanks.
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Beginning of the end for diesel vehicles? Paris, Madrid, Athens and Mexico City all commit to a ban on diesels by 2025
- Mayors for the four cities made the announcement at a summit last week
- The move is expected to improve air quality in urban areas
- Decision should also incentivise the uptake of electric cars and improve inner-city infrastructures for pedestrians and cyclists
- London mayor Sadiq Khan is to implement a new 'T-Charge' on some high-polluting cars from next year
Four major cities have pledged to eradicate diesel vehicles from their limits by 2025 in a bold move to reduce emissions.
The mayors of Paris, Madrid, Athens and Mexico City made the announcement during the C40 Mayors Summit in the Mexican capital last week, saying the decision will reduce air pollution and related health issues, while also helping meet climate goals.
A ban on diesel cars is expected to further incentivise the uptake of electric cars and improve the infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists, the city representatives claimed.
Madrid is one of the four cities to pledge a ban on diesel cars in nine year's time
On Friday, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo described the existing air pollution situation as a 'worldwide public health concern' and said governments need to start steering manufacturers to meet their needs when it came to future urban mobility.
According to the mayor of the French capital, 2,500 deaths in Paris can be attributed to the high level of air pollution each year - a figure that is destined to increase without action.
'Today, we stand up to say we no longer tolerate air pollution and the health problems and deaths it causes – particularly for our most vulnerable citizens,' Hidalgo said during her statement.
'Big problems like air pollution require bold action, and we call on car and bus manufacturers to join us.'
According to the World Health Organisation, three million deaths per year are linked to public exposure to air pollution, more so in heavily populated city centres.
According to Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, 2,500 deaths each year in the city are attributed to a high level of air pollution
Mayor of Madrid, Manuela Carmena added: 'As we reduce the greenhouse gas emissions generated in our cities, our air will become cleaner and our children, our grandparents and our neighbours will be healthier.'
The fatality figures associated to poor air quality and vehicle emissions has been a focal point since the Volkswagen scandal erupted last year.
The car maker was found to be fitting defeat devices and software loopholes to diesel cars that allowed them to pass emissions tests during official measurements but emit up to 40 times the legal limit of harmful nitrogen oxides when driven by customers on the road.
Germany has already discussed plans to ban all diesel and petrol cars on their roads by 2030, aiming to have half a million electric vehicles on the road by 2020 and six millions alternative-fuel cars in circulation a decade later, with Volkswagen and BMW both recently committing to expanding their electric model ranges in the next 15 years.
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Coming into force in 2017, this new charge will mean owners of high polluting vehicles will need to pay £10 to enter the city.
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The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has currently issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM), saying that it will prolong the closure of international airspace till 15th October instead of the previously stated August 19th.
This development was recently confirmed by a source at the NCAA. The source stated that the international airports will remain close until mid October.
According to the source, “earlier this year the government gave August 19th to be the date for reopening of airspace for international flight operations; has unfortunately be extended due to problems brought by the COVID-19 outbreak”.
“If there present need to extend further the closure of the airports, it will be communicated duely. For now, only essential and diplomatic flights would be allowed, until the airspace is once more opened for international flight operations”, he noted
“Since March the Federal government shut down international airports and allowed only diplomatic and essential flight operations to continue flying. The attempt of postponing it further, is none other that to help contain the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus which is on daily basis considered a threatening phenomenon”, he said.
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