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He noted that the number of companies in the world registered with the SEC has grown from around one-third to almost 50%, saying “we are becoming increasingly global”, possibly by way of emphasising the weight and importance of IFRS adopters outside the US.
It now appears the probability of convergence by the original late-2011 timetable is so low that experts no longer feel the need to comment or apologise and, instead, “quality” and a “measured approach” are the words on everyone’s lips.
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Dean MacDonald, owner of the Newfoundland Growlers hockey club, wants to take the taxpayers off the hook.
"We've offered to purchase the facility," he said. "Whether the city wants to consider it or not, it's really up for them to comment on."
MacDonald has partnered with Irwin Simon, the billionaire owner of the St. John's Edge basketball franchise, to put forth an offer.
There is no dollar figure attached to their bid just yet, but MacDonald says he expects a negotiation.
What number those talks begin at, he isn't sure.
"You'd have to ask the seller. It's costing them $2 million a year in subsidy they have to reach into their pocket for. So obviously each year it goes on, it's costing them a significant amount of money."
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Mayor Danny Breen told CBC News the city is taking the request for purchase seriously, but there is a lot of research to be done before they can begin to throw any numbers around.
Breen said he wants to be sure the arena will be run in the most effective manner. Aside from selling it outright, one option being explored is for the franchise owners to run the arena while leasing it from the city.
"We're getting some outside advice," he said. "We're going to expand that now to look at how a sale would happen. We're open to discussing all the options."
Breen said city staff has no idea what the building is worth on the real estate market, but it's something they are exploring.
"It's not something you just go out and do," he chuckled. "Right now we are doing our homework and looking at how that may all work in the case that we get a firm offer on the building."
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When asked why they would want a building that operates at a $1.8 million loss annually, MacDonald said they see potential that the city isn't exploring.
"We wouldn't operate at a loss. That's the long and short of it."
It's unbelievable the amount of approvals, red tape, etcetera that you have to go through.- Dean MacDonald, NL Growlers owner
They have contacts in the entertainment world that the city doesn't have, he said, and plan on bringing in more concerts and events to increase revenue.
"That's the risk a private company takes when it takes over a facility like this. But obviously, from our perspective, we feel confident we could make it work."
Aside from potential profitability, there is also a benefit to cutting the city out of decision-making, MacDonald said.
Something as simple as putting a coat of paint on the dressing room walls has to go through a process.
"It's unbelievable the amount of approvals, red tape, etcetera that you have to go through," he said. "That's kind of the battle. We've been working in earnest, trying to do what I think are really simple things that don't tend to turn out to be simple."
The Growlers have yet to finalize a lease agreement with the city for the upcoming season, despite opening night being Oct. 12.
Breen said that deal is close to being done, and doesn't anticipate any issues.
MacDonald said the hockey club has asked the city for a timeline on when they can deal with a firm offer, but is still waiting on a response.


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With the increase in the sudden growth of the NFT market, Estelle Ohayon of EO Art Concierge Inc., has decided to partner up with Elitium, a blockchain wealth management specialist and GDA Capital, a digital asset investment firm to host NFT BAZL. NFT BAZL will host the world’s first physical NFT gallery, showcasing both physical and digital art using the blockchain to bridge the gap between the physical and digital art worlds.
Breathing new life into an antiquated market, renown artists including names such as Daniel Mazzone, Diogo Snow, and Max Jamali will exhibit physical and digital masterpieces side-by-side, welcoming collectors to an exhibition where onlookers can view artworks across a variety of mediums and bid by scanning a QR code. Each of these acclaimed Canadian artists have their own distinctive style and are eager to showcase their artwork to this new generation of collectors.
When I started selecting artists for this event, I focused on a few criteria such as originality, diversity, talent and career trajectory. I have worked with Daniel, Diogo, and Max in the past few years and knew that they would be a perfect fit to represent Canadian talent in an international exhibit such as NFT BAZL. Their art compliments one another’s and each one already has a successful and established career. I see great things for all of them in the future and I am thrilled to be part of their journey.
Today we take a closer look at these three Canadian artists representing their country at this first-of-its-kind display.
Daniel Mazzone was born and raised in Toronto, Canada. As part of an artistic family, he was surrounded by a world of visual concepts and expression. His mother was an art instructor and during his school days, teachers and fellow students alike saw his inherent artistic ability and potential.
The youthful exploration of his artistic talents were pushed aside when he became homeless at the age of 15. Once Mazzone got back on his feet a few years later, he pushed himself to explore his true passions again.
In 2013, Mazzone began exhibiting at both the Canadian Heritage Art Company and at Hazelton Fine Art Gallery for the next two years. It was not until the Toronto International Art Fair in late 2014 where his artwork really caught the attention of the renowned Tanenbaum family, who are part of the top 200 art collectors in the world.
Since then, Mazzone has been making waves nonstop across North America. In May 2015, he did his first show, “Torn Apart”, in New York City at the Carriage House Arts Center and in December made his official Art Basel Miami debut at 1 Hotel South Beach, “A Walk Through Life”, selling out his entire collection of 25 pieces at the show.
Mazzone continues his journey of creative exploration and pushing the envelope with his unique style.
Diogo Neves also known by his artist name D-Snow, was born and raised in São Paulo Brazil and currently resides in Toronto, Canada. The artist started his career early as a teen in Brazil with graffiti street art that grew into a passion. His style of art is a mix of urban with a twist of modern.
Using a variety of materials such as spray paints, acrylics, diamond dust, prints, and resin, make his paintings unique and impactful. He has further expanded his portfolio to now include sculptures, cars, murals, boats and so much more.
D-Snow has made many custom art pieces for celebrities such as Drake, Fetty Wap, Sean Paul, Bad Bunny, Justin Bieber, and many more. Early 2020 D-Snow joined Bieber Industries, becoming the brand’s art creator and actively designing logos and graphic art for the company.
Some highlights of this artist’s portfolio include being chosen by Universal Music to create a tribute mural for Juice WRLD, becoming the first artist to spray-paint a Ferrari in Canada, and more recently collaborating with the Canadian coat company Woodpecker; for which he created a custom line of 100 one-of-a-kind spray-painted parkas.
With a tenacious devotion to his passion, Diogo continues to solidify his reputation as a star-studded artist for celebrity collectors.
Max Jamali is a Luxury Artist based in Toronto, with an award-winning background in fashion photography, with his work showcased in Toronto, Miami, L.A. and Dubai. He is a mixed-media Artist famous for the use of Luxurious materials to create his Art.
In contrast with other artists, Max’s work focuses on Luxury itself as a medium. Diamond Dust, Exotic Leather, 24K Gold, Sterling Silver, Crystals; he uses them all to create pieces that scream opulence.
In 2017, Max started combining the two worlds of Photography and Art through photorealism techniques and created his first private show in collaboration with Bisha Hotels. He later expanded his art in collaboration with luxury brands such as Lamborghini, Jason of Beverley Hills, Modern Sense, Ernst Benz Swiss Watches and hosted two exclusive events at SLS South Beach and Prestige Imports during Art Basel 2019. Since then, his art has been showcased in New York, Beverly Hills, Miami and Dubai.
Every one of Max’s artworks is created with his “M” logo that symbolizes Luxury, handcrafted from Python Skin.
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Hey there Java Developers of the World!
Some of you may have already heard, most of you probably not, but we've finally released the Achievements System
we've been working on. We've supported Java downloadables and applets for quite a while on our site, so of course we wouldn't leave you guys out when we made our Achievements System.
We're pretty excited to have people messing around with it and giving us some feedback and working together with the indie community to make it something awesome that can be used by everybody!Features? You want the features?
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)The current languages and tools that we currently support through community written APIs and Libraries are...
- ActionScript 3
- Game Maker
- Unity C#
- Construct Classic
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When I visited the headquarters of the Chicago News Cooperative in early November, the news room was barren, save a large reproduction of the company logo and a table covered in electronics. The sign has a simple sans serif typeface in black and red, and is as understated as the two rows of fresh-from-the-box IBMs and unused desk phones. The room also had a brand-new desktop printer in it when I arrived, but no paper, to the editor's dismay.
Though it comes from quiet beginnings and an only moderately-publicized deal between former editors of the LA Times and the Chicago Tribune, respectively, Jim O'Shea and James Warren, and the New York Times, the CNC is out in print. Expect to see more and more alternative coverage of Chicago politics and culture in the paper's Friday and Sunday print editions.
The CNC, as the website says, "produces public-interest journalism focused on Chicago, its politics and policy, culture and the arts, and the diverse communities of the metropolitan area." Look out for a more dynamic web presence in the new year, when the CNC "expects to launch a Web site that will be the hub of its operation, and introduce novel ways to connect the community with our news room in a two-way exchange of information."
More local journalism by some Chicago Tribune legends--your guess is as good as mine how this idealistic attempt to re-invent the 24-hour news cycle will pan out.
Local department stores are pulling out all the stops (along with some donuts, cash-prizes, goodies and give-aways) this Black Friday to lure shoppers, according to an article in today's Chicago Tribune. Here's a short list of some of the special offers for shoppers:
"The first 500 shoppers at Anthropologie get a receipt organizer from Real Simple magazine and a $10 store gift card."
Macy's shoppers will receive packs of Ocean Spray Craisins
Best Buy is offering coffee and doughnuts for early birds waiting in line ...
JC Penny will give you a free Disney snow globe to customers while supplies last
The City as a Resource for Learning
This Winter, many UChicago students will be advising local
non-profits, driving along 100 miles of the
According to Bart Schultz, the director of the Civic
Knowledge Project and the teacher of next quarter's What is Civic Knowledge? and The
Chicago School of Philosophy, Chicago is a critical resource for students
of political and social movements. Though UChicago is sometimes known for its
cloistered campus and inward-focused lens, "part of the point of my courses is
to suggest that the actual history of the
In fact, the hands-on activities that his and other Chicago Studies course emphasis are exactly how Dewey wanted UChicago students to learn, he adds.
"Both courses offer the opportunity to combine classroom and
experiential learning... [the
Schultz is team-teaching What is Civic Knowledge? a special "Big Problems" course for College third- and fourth-years, with Margot Browning, Associate Director of the Franke Institute for the Humanities and Director of Big Problems.
"We really range across the history of
"We're not interested in teaching 'here are the three branches of government.' [Civic Knowledge] is actually about the basis for community organizing, civic friendship, a healthier and more participatory democracy," he says.
The Business of Nonprofits
In Debra Schwartz's class, the Business of Non-Profits, students will be doing more than studying community activism; they'll be consulting with and advising local non-profits and then presenting their work to the rest of the class. Schwartz will also bring local non-profit leaders in to speak to the class.
"We cover the history of the non-profit sector and, much of
it is rooted in work in
Like Schultz, Schwartz links the value of her course
"Some of the most influential leaders were Jane Addams and
her colleagues, some of whom were on our faculty. One of the great insights
they had at the time was that
She adds: "I don't think you can get quite the depth of experience without this hands-on piece, if you want to really understand the role that a nonprofit plays and how difficult it is to do nonprofit work well."
Non-Profits is an
offshoot of the CS-RSO Campus Catalyst, and enrollment is limited to
participating students. The non-profits range from the
"It's a very diverse group of students," Schwartz said, ranging from Economics majors to Public Policy, Art History and Physics students. "I think it's great, because the kind of organizations we work with have diverse" services and goals.
Judy Hoffman is bringing Chicago Studies to her Documentary Film Production class.
As part of this two-quarter-long sequence, students will work in groups to document either a portrait of a Chicagoan, a social issue or an historical narrative.
"This is a cinematic social inquiry, using the city as a laboratory for investigation," Hoffman says. "I try to encourage [my students] to get off campus and look at the city and its people, to figure out what really needs to be said."
Past projects have ranged from profiles of
The course, according to Conzen, will examine the role cities play in national and regional urban networks. He will lead students to the Regenstein library to view its collection of historical Chicago maps and documents, and on a hundred mile-long fieldtrip along the historical Illinois-Michigan Canal, stopping in the small towns "that make up the Chicago hinterlands" along the way.
Conzen says the benefits are clear:
We discussed the Renaissance Society's method of selecting contemporary artists for shows (it involves a platypus pelt, weighted coins, and rice, Walker insisted), and how the Polish-American experience relates to capitalism and globalization.
The exhibit even features a photograph of UChicago on May Day. Can you spot anyone you know?
"One photo in the Eastern corner of the gallery depicts what Sekula and Walker both call a peculiar campus ritual--University students and staff gather around to watch the high-noon shadow of Dialogo, the bronze sculpture by Virginio Ferrari in front of Pick Hall on May 1, which is rumored to form the shape of a hammer and sickle.
"That event with the shadow is just ready-made irony," Sekula said. "People come to see that rumored apparition of the hammer and sickle at noon on May Day. Some look to be more conservative, some to be more hip, young, politically liberal or left. I like to look at it as a physiognomy of the University community," he said; in that sense, the piece puts the University's conservative and liberal personas in tension, and suggests its role in global economic affairs.
The statue may not cast the exact shadow of a hammer and sickle, Walker adds, "But it's near enough to activate wishful thinking, which can't be discredited. Who would show up for this rumored event?" On the opposite wall is a photo of the 2009 May Day Parade in downtown Chicago. "You've got this working-class protest going on at exactly the same time--and you can see that the issues of immigration and labor rights are hopelessly intertwined.""
The exhibit is up through the end of Autumn Quarter (Dec. 13). The Renaissance Society is located at the fourth floor of Cobb Hall.
Story and Photos by Kat Li
Picture #1: All Are Welcome.
Just a couple of blocks east of the new South Campus dorms rests a beautiful community of growth and sharing. The community centers around the 61st St Community Garden, a green anomaly in the wasted, industrial expanse of the south side of Chicago. The garden hosts over 100 families in Hyde Park and Woodlawn; faculty from the university and long-time residents of the neighborhoods bring their families and friends together to this free, open space.
Picture #2: All of the residents will have to uproot their plots and personal ties to the garden very soon due to the university's plan to use the area as a staging site for construction vehicles.
Every Saturday, a farmer's market is held in the streets, allowing local businesses and gardeners to meet and exchange. As the days get colder, the market is moved into the Experimental Station, a building that serves as a venue and a kitchen for gardeners, community members, and whoever would like to rent out the space. Connected to the Experimental Station is Blackstone Bicycle Works, an after-school program for kids in the neighborhood that incorporates them into the business of bicycle-recycling and -repairing. All of the bikes from the university's new "ReCycles" rental program were made at Blackstone, and my own old-fashioned but perfectly functioning bike was a bargain at $65.
Earlier this afternoon, my friend and I walked over to the Backstory Cafe, where we enjoyed a buffet brunch of fresh food and a live jazz duo. Berry scones, spinach and pecan salad, candied pears with cottage cheese, buttery croissants, and apple cake were only some of the options on the table.
The community is a beautiful fact of life for the residents of Hyde Park and Woodlawn, as well as for the students and for the faculty of the university. But every time that I walk through the garden, meet a friend for a meal or a cup of tea at Backstory, or accompany a friend to peruse the market produce, I wonder if it will be the last time the community will really be a cohesive whole. With the garden gone and replaced by looming construction vehicles, transporting supplies in and out of the site, the area will be much less safe and much less welcoming. This community of neighbors is the only thing that brings the university and the south side residents together, the only consolidation for the university's dichotomous relationship with it's location. What will happen to our relationship after the garden is gone?
Picture #3: The garden community surrounds Andrew Carnegie elementary. These days there are always young neighborhood children running about, in and out of the bike shop, the cafe, and the garden. With the construction staging site, children will no longer be safe to play and explore in their own community.
To learn more about the garden visit the website dedicated to telling the stories of the garden and covering the issue with the university. This link will direct you to the video documentary interviews with the gardeners themselves: http://www.invisibleinstitute.com/stories/garden. And everyone keep an eye out for a special screening of a compiled documentary version of the story at Doc Films sometime in the near future.
Visit the garden. Eat at Backstory. Learn about bikes at Works. Say hi at the farmer's market. Become conscious of the beautiful community surrounding our campus; become a part of the neighborhood.
M. Div. student Gene Fojtik won first place, third-year in the College Justin Staple took second, and second-year in the College Alexandra Perez took third.
Did you miss your chance to submit a video in the first round? All students, faculty and staff are invited to submit more videos b Jan. 7, 2010 to compete in the Audience Favorite category.
Are you a creative writer with more to say about the Heartland? The "Heart of Chicago Writing Contest" co-sponsored by the Creative Writing Department, has extended its submission deadline to Nov. 30, 2009. Email email@example.com to submit your stories.
When fourth-year Peter Smutko got hungry during his summer job, he would simply pull a ripe tomato out of the ground, brush the dirt off on his shirt, and eat it. Smutko received a crash-course in where food comes from and farm life while interning at Sandhill Organics as part of the Feeding the City: The Urban Food Chain program.
Work-days at Sandhill, a small-scale, local operation, began at 7 a.m. and ended around 5. In addition to collecting data to share with his classmates and Professor Pamela Martin back on campus in Autumn, Smutko weeded, harvested and planted the 40-some acres of zucchini, cucumber, carrots, kale, beets and asparagus with several other seasonal farm workers.
"Kneeling all day on my knees made me sore, but by the end of the summer none of it hurt," he says. The jobs may have been menial, "but none of it seemed onerous by the end. I felt like I had done something more substantial with my day," when the families participating in the farm's co-op would drive up to the farm to pick up their boxes of fresh produce each week.
Smutko was just one of more than a dozen University of Chicago students to intern on small farms throughout the state last summer, collecting data for the Feeding the City classes and group research project on the energy uses of small, diversified farms using sustainable growing practices, according to Martin, the project's leader and chief instructor, and Esther Bowen, the graduate student who devised of the program with Martin after researching the energy efficiency of local food productions with Martin as an undergraduate.
"What are the environmental impacts of specific types of agriculture, like greenhouse gas emissions or nutrient runoff?" Bowen, AB '08, asks. "The idea with Feeding the City is that students are involved in real research, and putting together more information about metropolitan food systems."
The program began in Winter, 2009, and is currently accepting interns from throughout the University for the 2010-2011 program.
According to Martin, the program will change and improve over last year, principally because the new class will be able to analyze the data collected by current students in the program. So far, Martin says, the data suggests that small, sustainable farms have comparable energy and land efficiency to conventional, mono-crop farms--farms that are not organic and only harvest one or two types of crops (usually corn or soy). This is good news for environmental science researchers like Martin, and any student who is interested in examining how local food systems operate in Chicago.
The program is targeted toward students who are looking for some connection to environment or food in their studies, she adds. "For the science majors, the connection might be wanting to experience more of an applied science, and most of the Social Sciences people [in the class] are interested in the social aspects of food and wanted to understand more of the physical and environmental aspects of food. The key is we really want to have an interdisciplinary class," from math and economics to public policy.
"I'm a public policy major," Smutko says. What made this program stand out for him was the ability to work on a farm all summer and engage "with like minded students who are also into agricultural issues in general."
"We're gaining lots of practical knowledge that I think we generally miss out on as students," he says.
Interested in Feeding the City?
Please send (1) your resume, and (2) a page or less (double-spaced) describing your background and your interest in the program to:
Esther Bowen, Assistant Program Coordinator • firstname.lastname@example.org
Materials must be received by 9th week Autumn Quarter. Decisions made as materials received. Please feel free to email with any questions about the program, or to discuss schedule flexibility issues. We look forward to hearing from you!
For more information, and to read students' blogs from their summers on the farm, visit Feeding the City.
It's been a little over a month since my last visit to Metro, several papers and midterms past, but getting off that same Red Line stop it felt as if no time had gone by at all. The academic workload can do that to you (not going to lie, I did bring Plato with me). After a dinner of Thai food and mango bubble tea at The Cozy Noodle, as well as a bit of wandering in and out of video game and frozen yogurt shops in the neighborhood, it was time to head over to Metro.
The Cozy Noodle is an adorable Thai food place just a block south of Metro. Wacky decorations but the friendliest hosts around. Get the Pad See Ewe, it's delicious.
It was a thinner crowd than the Grizzly Bear and Beach House show, but the people seemed just as filled with anticipation. There was luxurious standing room, and as Final Fantasy played their opening set, the theatrical lights had space between the bodies to reflect off the floor. Their set consisted mostly of unrecorded or unreleased songs, but Owen Pallett's chaotic looping style was present throughout the entire performance. The crowd stood silent but captivated as the shadows of the two members of Final Fantasy played largely on the stage behind them.
The performance was varied and unpredictable; there was shouting and drumming on toms, whispering and tumbling loop-recordings, dialogue and dancing. But the set was short, and much of the audience was left wishing they could have heard the familiar string and pop songs that had been stuck in their heads since listening to "This is the Dream of Win and Regime" and "Furniture" for the first time. The new stuff was definitely different, much less pop and much more tumbling bass and tom, but stays true to the same innovative theatrical chaos and focus on violin that attracts so many music-lovers.
The Mountain Goats came on with a surprising amount of robustness, at least, surprising to me. I remembered their music as very down-to-earth and minimalist in song-writing style, always bringing back memories of quiet road-tripping with friends through the farm and mountain towns of the northwest. But instead, they started their set with the standard, heavy rhythm and bass, nothing too different from the mainstream "rock" with downbeats and a chorus. The crowd was predominantly young people, all of whom seemed to have looked up and memorized every lyric before showing up at the venue. Throughout the set, I could hear the annunciation of the lyrics on all sides, and looking around every mouth was opening and closing in time to the song. No one cared that the lead singer looked like a middle-aged Google employee and the bassist was dressed to chaperone a senior prom, or that their blazers didn't quite match their Southern accents. The crowd was filled with energy and love for this band, and it was a spirit somewhat incomprehensible to me.
Final Fantasy's set up. It felt more like we were watching a theater production than a concert... in the most amazing way.
It's always hard to see a nostalgic band of yours lose it's original appeal. In this case, the band had changed a lot since recordings I'd kept, and it seemed everybody else had changed along with them. All of the character that I had loved in the first albums seemed lost in the heavy rock of their performance. But the music coming in and out of Chicago always has something for everybody, whether it's old or new, filled with character or lost to you.
Peter, Bjorn, and John at Metro, Thursday November 12th, 18+
Dirty Projectors at Bottom Lounge, Friday November 13th, 18+
Hyde Park Progress, an excellent local blog that focuses on economic development in the neighborhoods around campus, is holding a contest for students: Write a short blog post on the problems with the rental units or the management of Mac Properties, to balance the blog's usually favorable reports, and win dinner at a local sushi joint.
"We've heard grumblings among students that Hyde Park Progress is too soft on Mac Properties and Antheus Capital, and that we praise them too much for their investment in the neighborhood and their ambitious rehab projects," blogger Elizabeth Fama writes.
Well, here's your chance to vent. Here's your chance to counteract our glowing reports. Here's your chance to tell us about the seamy side of the student rental market."


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CitiGold Checking Account Provides $200 Annual Profit for Amazon Prime, World Entry And so forth.
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- Should register by December fifteenth.
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The number of shops in Lincoln fell in 2015, with more stores closing and opening, according to new figures.
Services network PricewaterhouseCoopers’ research, compiled by the Local Data Company (LDC), has revealed that 11 stores opened in the city, with 20 closing.
This compares with 25 shops closing down in 2014, with 18 shops opening.
The picture in Lincoln is replicated across some market towns in Lincolnshire, with others bucking the trend.
The situation was particularly bleak in Sleaford, where just a single store opened, but six closed down.
In the south of the county, just six shops opened in Grantham and Stamford combined, with nine closing.
However, better news was found in Gainsborough, where six shops opened and just three closed, and in Boston, which saw nine stores open and eight close in 2015.
In Louth, just a single shop opened and closed.
Across the East Midlands, 350 outlets closed in 2015 compared to 285 openings, equating to a net reduction of 65 shops.
Pizza takeaways, computer games shops and charity shops were among those growing at the fastest rate while cheque cashing, banks, and women’s clothes shops were the hardest hit.
Andy Lyon, partner and head of retail at PwC in the East Midlands, said: “The openings are concentrated on experience type outlets, especially food and beverage. The closures reflect ongoing structured changes in retail banking and the higher regulatory hurdles facing so called ‘money shops’.
“Fashion has taken another battering and the closures testify to the proliferations of “me too” retailers in this sub-sector.”


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FRI FRESH Seminar
The ins and outs of viruses impacting food animal health and production
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Stacey Schultz-Cherry, FRI Affiliate, Member, St. Jude Faculty, and Deputy Director, World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Studies on the Ecology of Influenza in Animals and Birds

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Tropical forage crops and climate tolerance
Exploring natural variation across crop populations to find beneficial adaptations.
Led by: Jose De Vega
All images courtesy of CIAT Image Library ©2016CIAT/GeorginaSmith
BBSRC Newton Fund RCUK-CIAT, 2017-2018. BB/R022828/1
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For many of the world’s poorest people, the nutrition and income that come from keeping livestock are absolutely essential, especially milk. But the forage and fodder crops, which subsistence farmers rely on to sustain healthy herds, stand to suffer some of the most extreme effects of climate change.
Our research on tropical forages has focused on several grass species sown as forage to feed ruminants in the American and African tropics, particularly in areas with marginal soils. We collaborate with international breeding institutions: International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Colombia and International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in Kenya and Ethiopia.
We are particularly interested in Urochloa (also known as Brachiaria), guinea grass (Megathyrsus maximus), and Napier grass (Cenchrus purpureus). These species are broadly used as fodder plants in the tropics. For example, Urochloa grasses cover over 100 million hectares in Brazil alone.
In addition to extensive pasture systems in Latin America, tropical grasses are also planted in intensive smallholder systems in Africa and Asia. Such an enormous area - about half that of wheat or maize, the most widely grown cereals - has a huge environmental impact in terms of displacement of native species, water usage, and provision of ecosystem services.
Breeding programmes in different countries have exploited the diversity among these species for the development of commercial forage cultivars. Our group explores the natural genetic diversity found in crops, using the latest techniques and resources, to identify specific areas of the genome that help these plants tolerate the physical stresses of their environment.
These areas of the genome are a valuable in crop breeding programmes because allow to identify faster promising varieties (e.g. markers, genomic selection, etc.) and manage the biodiversity used in the crosses (e.g founders, gene pool, etc.). Ultimately, our goal is to reduce the time needed for better, elite varieties to reach farmers.
Livestock are a critical source of protein and wider nutrition, particularly in regions of the world where the range and availability of food is more limited. In turn, these animals rely on forage and fodder crops. For a sustainable food system, these crops must be resistant to the extreme effects of climate change, which occur most starkly in the tropics - where most food insecure people live.
Our research takes advantage of the wide natural diversity among the tropical forage grasses to accelerate their improvement through breeding. Our interest is identifying feedstock that produces high nutritious biomass with more protein and less fibre, which results in lower greenhouse gas emissions, as well as being more resistant to pests and tolerant of changes to climate.
Farmers will reap the benefits of breeding earlier, reducing the land needed for grazing and opening up the possibility of repurposing areas for sustainable uses instead. More sustainable farming can also slow the pace of deforestation by cutting the needs and economic incentives for creating new pastures.

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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- A spokesperson for Swiss bank UBS AG UBS, -0.22% said on Monday that the bank's building at 1 Finsbury Avenue in central London has been evacuated. "We have no further details at this stage," the spokesperson added. The bank had evacuated its Liverpool Street office on Thursday.
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ARC provided by Tor in exchange for an honest review.
“Love is worth it. It is worth any hardship, it is worth illness. It is worth injury. It is worth isolation. It is even worth death. For life without love is only a shadow of life.”
Well, I think it’s safe for me to yell from the rooftops: pre-order The Armored Saint now, guys! What an amazing ride, even though I wasn’t ready for it to be over. This is easily one of the best things I’ve read in 2017, and this is truly epic fantasy at its finest. I’m so damn impressed.
The Armored Saint centers on a village of people who live subservient lives to the Order. The Order is a group of religious tyrants that do horrible things to the wizards in this world, or to the people that are protecting and/or harboring the wizards in this world. The Order follows the word of the Writ, which has lead them to believe that wizards have a portal in their eye, that can open the very gates of hell itself and summon devils.
Our main protagonist, Heloise, is a sixteen-year-old girl who isn’t sure if she even believes the Order, but she knows that they are heartless, terrible people after her and her father have a run in with them at the very start of this story. The Order appears to just be cruel for the sake of being cruel, but many of the villagers Heloise’s community believe in the words that Order preaches, including her very own father.
“Because the Writ tells us, girl. Because the Order reminds us. The devils are real, and they are terrible, and we must be ever vigilant for their return.”
Heloise and her village are put in a situation where they have to make a sacrifice, after they’ve already been forced to make so many, or to risk everything to protect their community. The story really takes off from there, and we also get to see a mysterious ranger, an inactive war-machine, and even a magical mouse!
But this is also a story about discovering and embracing your sexuality. Heloise is constantly questioning her feelings for her best friend, and it made me cry so many happy yet sad tears. This is a beautiful tale about a girl coming to terms with her queerness in a world that thinks it is unnatural, and it is so very important. This story truly means more to me than I can express in words. Heloise is easily one of my favorite female protagonists of all time, and I will continue to say what I say in every queer SFF review I write: we need more stories like this! This story is so utterly heart-wrenching, but it’s so important.
“That’s what love should be, sure as stone, as running water. Sure as the bite of winter and spring blossoms. Sure even when it was impossible. Even when they were both girls.”
And love is such a driving force in this very character focused story. The love between families. The love between friends. And the love between two young girls who are just trying to learn who they are.
“No. It is a person you love. Not a name. Not a she or a he. A person in all their shining glory. There is a thing in us, Heloise. A seed. It makes us who we are. It is our core. That is the thing we love. It alone exists. It alone is holy. It has no home, no name. It is neither male nor female. It is greater than that.”
Now, excuse me while I go cry for the rest of this night, because I’m not sure if I’ve read anything as beautiful as that quote. This book has such a lyrical prose. The writing is so fantastic and adds even more to an already perfect story. And Myke Cole does this in only 200 pages. This is the first thing I’ve read by this author, but it won’t be my last. This book is little, but it is oh so mighty. And it has completely captured my heart. Please give this book a try when it releases on February 20th, 2018!
“Never be sorry for loving, Heloise. No matter who it is, no matter how it is done, no matter how the person you love receives it. Love is the greatest thing a person can do. Most go their entire lives knowing only ritual and obligation, mistaking it for love.”
The quotes above were taken from an ARC and are subject to change upon publication.


Department of Human Services Supplemental
The 2021 general appropriations act is amended to balance and make adjustments to the total amount appropriated to the department of human services. The general fund, cash funds, and federal funds portions of the appropriation are increased.
An appropriation made in Senate bill 21-236, concerning increasing the capacity of quality early childhood education through grant programs, is amended to further appropriate the amount appropriated through June 30, 2023.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)


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Dental fillings are regularly checked each time you go for a dental examination. Fillings are checked to find out if they are broken or loose. They are also examined for any signs of decay, like brown or black spots. Dentists may also recommend the use of x-rays so they further examine your fillings.
What are Dental Fillings?
They are placed into your tooth to prevent further damage to your tooth as a result of cavities. There are two types of dental fillings. The first one is direct and it goes directly into the cavity. But this is only done after your dentist has cleaned out cavities and decay. Direct fillings can be amalgam and plastic. They are commonly used because they harden quickly. They can be easily placed in one appointment.
The second type of dental filling is indirect. Fillings of this type are crowns and inlays. They are not placed directly into your teeth after cleaning is done. They are first brought to the lab to be molded and shaped so they fit your tooth. Unlike direct fillings, they take more than just one appointment to complete. In some patients, they have to visit their dentist more than three times to complete the procedure.
Why Are Dental Fillings Necessary?
Our bodies do have an amazing self-repair ability. When you break a bone, your body heals it by producing new cells to glue it back together. But this is not the case with your teeth. We have two sets of teeth in our life. The first set is temporary and the second is permanent. When the first set is gone, it will be replaced with a permanent set. However, when a permanent tooth is damaged, it cannot be replaced by your body. Rather, it requires the help of your dentist to repair it.
Modern dentistry has found a way to keep bacteria from causing more harm to your teeth. To maintain the health of your teeth, the bacteria simply have to be professionally removed on a regular basis. To replace the hole in your tooth caused by these bacteria or cavities, your dentist will place a tooth-like material, i.e. dental filling.
Amalgam Dental Fillings
Amalgam is the most popular filling and it has been used for more than 180 years in general and cosmetic dentistry. The metals in amalgam form a soft material when they are mixed together. This soft material is now used to repair your tooth back so it can go back to its almost original form. Some dentists are now avoiding themselves from using amalgam while others are still using it for dental filling treatment.
They do avoid amalgam because it is made of pure mercury. We all know that mercury is toxic. However, the mercury inside it is locked once the filling is hardened. There are some studies showing that this material is safe. While others, do oppose. It is really up to your dentist what material is best for your condition.
They are newer than the first type of filling. Its consistency is the same as the modeling clay. For it to harden, however, your dentist uses a bright blue light on it. The light will cause chemical reactions in the filling causing the resin to harden and become a strong material. The great thing about composite filling is that it looks almost the same as your natural tooth.
Which Of The Two Fillings Are Right For You?
This will depend on your condition. Usually, amalgam is placed for teeth found at the back while the composite resin is used for the front teeth.
Since the majority of biting forces are on the back teeth, amalgam fillings are usually recommended as they are stronger. Composite fillings tend to wear down faster than amalgam. Plus, they require replacement more often.
Apart from that, composite fillings are more expensive than amalgam fillings. Thus, if budget is an issue, it may be best for you to opt for amalgam. However, if you do not want to see filling in your mouth, you may opt for a composite filling.
The type of dental fillings will really depend on your condition. You should consult and talk to Dr. Hildebrandt as to which one is better for your case.


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ATHENS — Trinity Valley Community College today reaffirmed it is not adding baseball to its athletic department, nor is it exploring that possibility at this time.
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Feb. 19, 2014
THIS WEEK IN AGGIES BASEBALL...
UC Davis (1-3) at Gael Invitational
Moraga, Calif. | Louis Guisto Field
Thurs., Feb. 20 at Saint Mary's, 2 p.m. - Live Stats
Fri., Feb. 21 vs. Portland, 10 a.m. - Live Stats
Sat., Feb. 22 vs. Kansas State, 10 a.m. - Live Stats
Sun., Feb. 23 vs. Portland, 2 p.m. - Audio | Live Stats
PROJECTED PITCHING MATCH-UPS...
UC Davis: RHP Harry Stanwyck (0-1, 1.69 ERA)
Saint Mary's: LHP Ryan Brockett (0-1, 2.08 ERA)
UC Davis: RHP Spencer Koopmans (0-0, 3.60 ERA)
Portland: LHP Travis Radke (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
UC Davis: RHP Evan Wolf (0-0, 3.86 ERA)
Kansas State: RHP Jordan Witcig (0-1, 10.12 ERA)
UC Davis: RHP Max Cordy (0-0, 6.75 ERA)
Portland: RHP Kurt Yinger (0-0, 6.75 ERA)
FIRST PITCH: The UC Davis baseball team embarks on a season-long 12-game road swing beginning this weekend, heading to Moraga, Calif., as one of four teams at the 2013 Gael Invitational host by Saint Mary’s at Louis Guisto Field. Along with the Aggies and host Gaels, the University of Portland and Kansas State will make the trek to California.
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE: A complete tournament schedule for this week’s event follows... teams listed as visitor/home.
Thursday (Feb. 20)
Portland at Kansas State, 10 a.m.
UC Davis at Saint Mary's, 2 p.m.
Friday (Feb. 21)
UC Davis at Portland, 10 a.m.
Kansas State at Saint Mary's, 2 p.m.
Saturday (Feb 22)
Kansas State at UC Davis, 10 a.m.
Portland at Saint Mary's, 2 p.m.
Sunday (Feb. 23)
Kansas State at Saint Mary's, 10 a.m.
UC Davis at Portland, 2 p.m.
I NEED STATS, STAT!: Barring technical difficulties, live statistics will also be available for all games this weekend from Moraga. Links will be available on the baseball schedule page at UCDavisAggies.com.
SCOUTING SAINT MARY’S: Like the Aggies, the Gaels also opened the 2014 campaign with a four-game series, dropping three-of-four to New Mexico State (a future UC Davis opponent)... sophomore infielder Anthony Villa had a bang-up debut, hitting .500 (7-for-14) with four runs scored against NMSU, a season after batting .286 with 14 doubles and 32 RBI as a freshman... junior first baseman Collin Ferguson is the leading returning hitter for the Gaels, batting .293 with four home runs 17 doubles, and 31 RBI, last season... senior left-hander Ryan Brockett (0-1, 2.08 ERA in 2014) is the leading returner on the mound after finishing 5-5 with a 3.70 ERA in 82.2 innings last season.
SCOUTING PORTLAND: The Pilots enter the weekend with a 1-2 overall record, losing two-of-three to No. 12 UCLA... Portland won the opener, 1-0, as four hurlers combined on a four-hit shutout, making a first-inning bases-loaded HBP stand... junior outfielder Turner Gill had three hits over the weekend to pace the offense... junior left-hander Travis Radke, Friday’s scheduled starter for the Pilots, allowed two hits and struck out seven over 4.2 innings in his season debut... junior right-hander Kurt Yinger, whom the Aggies are scheduled to face on Sunday, is the leading returner on the mound, posting a 4-6 record with a 4.15 ERA in 13 starts a season ago.
SCOUTING KANSAS STATE: The Wildcats, ranked as high as No. 18 in the preseason by the NCBWA, is 0-4 to start the season after being swept by Cal Poly and falling in a midweek game at San Francisco on Tuesday... Kansas State was outscored 18-3 against the Mustangs before suffering a 7-6 loss to the Dons... junior infielder Austin Fisher, who hit .361 with 38 RBI a season ago, leads the Wildcats with a .300 average (3-for-10) while senior infielder Ross Kivett has scored three runs, slugged the team’s only home run and driven in a team-high three runs thus far... sophomore right-hander Jake Matthys is the leading returner on the mound out of the bullpen, posting a 9-2 record with nine saves in 61.1 innings to go along with a 2.05 ERA.
SERIES NOTES: The Aggies are 8-4 in the Division I era against Saint Mary’s, winning the last three over the Gaels dating back to 2012... UC Davis won a pair of games more suited for football scores last season, coming out ahead, 16-15, at home on Apr. 9 and outscoring Saint Mary’s, 16-12, on May 14... the Aggies have never defeated Portland, going 0-4, with this weekend marking the first meeting between the two programs since 2009 when the Pilots swept a three-game series in Oregon... this weekend will mark the first meeting between UC Davis and Kansas State on the diamond in the history of the two programs.
DRIVING THEM BATTY: Senior outfielder Seth Batty did just that to Seattle pitching in the Aggies’ opening weekend, finishing 6-for-11 (.545) in the four-game series with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI, while walking three times and stealing a pair of bases. The Fresno, Calif., native had hits in all four games -- including a pair of two-hit contests in the middle two. Following the first weekend of play, Batty ranks among the Big West leaders in seven different categories (see page 3).
NO HITS FOR YOU!: Although the Aggies’ staff was stuck with three no-decisions on the weekend, the quartet of Harry Stanwyck, Spencer Koopmans, Evan Wolf, and Max Cordy, kept the Seattle bats quiet for the most part, holding the Redhawks to a combined .153 average (11-for-72) in the four-game series. Following the first weekend of play, UC Davis ranks third in the Big West in batting average against (.216) while Wolf (6th, .120) and Koopmans (9th, .133) rank among the top 10 in the league in that category.
YARD WORK: Junior outfielder Austin March became the first Aggie to leave the yard this season, sending on 0-1 pitch over the wall in right field to help spark a UC Davis comeback from four runs down in the series finale against Seattle. It was the first home run by an Aggie since March did it himself in the Big West series opener against UC Santa Barbara on May 23 at home.
YARD, SWEET YARD: Speaking of the long ball, 10 of the Aggies’ last 11 home runs have all come within the friendly confines of Dobbins Stadium and all but two of the team’s 13 round-trippers came at their home field.
NO STANDING “PAT”-TERSON: Unless he’s standing on base... which happened a lot last season. Senior infielder Steven Patterson extended his streak of reaching base safely to 31 consecutive contests after being hit by a pitch in the opener against Seattle and collecting single hits in the final three games of the series against the Redhawks. Last year, the Stockton, Calif., native reached safely in the final 27 games -- 23 of those via a hit -- and included hitting streaks of 10 (21-for-44, .477) and 13 games (15-for-50, .300). The performances raised his average 27 points from .297 at the start of the streak to .324 at the end of the 2013 season to rank him ninth in the league overall.
START ME UP: After making 25 appearances out of the bullpen and ranking eighth in the Big West with six saves last season, sophomore right-hander Max Cordy was solid in his first career start in Sunday’s series finale against Seattle, earning a no decision after allowing three earned on three hits and striking out five in four innings against the Redhawks. Last season, Cordy was 5-6 out of the pen for the Aggies, posting a 4.29 ERA and holding batters to a .187 average.
YOUNG AT HEART: Senior infielder Adam Young made the most of his two starts at third this past week against Seattle, providing the Aggies some pop at the bottom of the order with hits in four-straight at-bats. Young opened the Saturday doubleheader with a 3-for-4 day, scoring a run in the fifth and adding an RBI single in the decisive sixth to plate an important insurance run in the 4-3 win. He followed that performance up in game two with a single in his first and only at-bat of the day to finish the weekend batting .800
SMOOTH AS SILVA: After hitting just .220 in 24 games last year for the Aggies, junior catcher Izaak Silva has gotten his third season at UC Davis off to a stellar start, batting .444 (4-for-9) in the series with the Redhawks with a double and three RBI. The Soquel, Calif., native drove home the go-ahead run in game one of Saturday’s 4-3 win in the first game of the doubleheader and added another big hit in Sunday’s series finale, finishing 2-for-3 with a ringing single off the wall in right to score a pair and complete an Aggie comeback from down four runs to take a 5-4 lead in the sixth inning.
AGGIES AT-A-GLANCE: The Aggies are well-armed to bounce back off a 19-37 season (5-22 in the Big West Conference) in 2013, returning 24 letter winners, six position starters, and their entire starting rotation, off of last year’s squad, while welcoming 10 new faces for the 2014 campaign. The team’s top five hitters return from a season ago, led by All-Big West Second-Team honorees Tino Lipson (.339-0-18) and Steven Patterson (.324-2-33) along with honorable mention selection Nick Lynch (.359-2-28).
CATCH ‘EM WHILE YOU CAN: Following the Aggies’ four-game, season-opening series this weekend, UC Davis will head out on the road for its next 12-consecutive contests before finally returning home to take on San Jose State on March 11 to kick-off a six-game homestand. In all, only 25 of the team’s 55 games will be played within the friendly confines of the Dobbins Baseball Complex.
SUMMER LEAGUE SUCCESS: Honing their skills alongside some of the nation’s top collegians, four Aggies saw tremendous success in leagues across the nation this past summer:
• Junior infielder Tino Lipson followed up his Alaska All-Star Game MVP honor in 2012 by being named a Cape Cod League West All-Star in 2013 for the Wareham Gatemen, batting .278 in 25 games with four doubles, 11 runs scored, and five RBIs, while stealing four bases. Lipson had hit .382 in Alaska the year prior with 18 runs scores, six doubles, and 11 RBIs.
• Sophomore catcher Cameron Olson was a Far West Summer League All-Star and first-team All-Horizon Air Summer Series selection for the Humboldt Crabs, hitting .322 in 41 games with 32 runs scored, 11 doubles, eight home runs, and 47 RBIs.
• Sophomore pitcher/infielder Spencer Henderson was a Perfect Game Collegiate League Summer All-Star selection for the Elmira (N.Y.) Pioneers, helping the team to a PGCBL West Division title. Henderson was second on the team with a .329 average, slugging six doubles, and driving home 10, while also going 2-1 with a 3.46 ERA in six appearances on the mound, striking out 18 against only three walks in 26 innings.
• Junior outfielder John Williams was an Alaska Summer Baseball League All-Star, hitting .230 while scoring 13 runs and driving home 15 during the season for the Mat-Su Miners
AGGIE TRIO EARNS PRESEASON LAURELS: Lipson preseason All-Big West first-team infielder, Lynch & Patterson second team infield according to College Sports Madness. A complete Big West list is available here: http://www.collegesportsmadness.com/article/8373.
PRESEASON EXPECTATIONS: UC Davis was picked to finish ninth in the Big West Conference according to a vote of the league’s coaches released on Jan. 30 by the conference office. Defending conference champion, and NCAA Super Regional participant, Cal State Fullerton was picked to win its fifth-straight title, collecting eight of the nine first-place votes and 73 points overall. Cal Poly (68 points), UC Santa Barbara (60), UC Irvine (55 points, 1 first-place vote), Long Beach State (49), Hawaii (33), UC Riverside (27), and Cal State Northridge (25), round out the poll.

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