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Feyona van Stom
- Hong Kong-born of Dutch and Scottish heritage, married an Australian in 1971,
- now Australian, Lived in New York 1972–1978,
- Sydney 1978–1981,
- Los Angeles 1981,
- and Connecticut 1982–1989
- Moved to Sydney 1989 to present
- Studied fabric art, quilting, watercolour, design
- interior design received Associate diploma,
- Seaforth College of Fine Arts – Won Sculpture Award (1994)–
- Studied life drawing, theory, photography, print-making, welding, computer art, sculpture, painting, design, drawing
- Ewart Gallery – Studied painting, ceramics, enamelware and life drawing
- Macquarie Hills Potters – studied ceramics
- Royal Art Society – Studied life drawing
- Finn's Glassworks – Studied glass slumping
- Ku-ring-gai Art Centre – Studied watercolour, oil painting, acrylic painting, life drawing, glass casting & slumping, and Ceramics
- opened Whale Beach Gallery , NSW – 2006 and 2007
- opened gallery41 in Woolloomooloo, NSW (CBD) – 2007 – 2011
- Vice President of The Sculptors Society 2009, 2010, 2011
- President of the Sculptors Society 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Works are in private collections in Hong Kong, New Zealand, Japan, India and Argentina; in Europe and in England & Scotland, the Canary Islands, the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, Sweden and France; and Africa, in America in New York, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Texas, Oregon (Portland and Corvallis), Martha's Vineyard, Washington, Los Angeles and Canada.
and in Australia in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Surfers Paradise, Noosa, Berrima, Newcastle, and the Hunter Valley. Feyona enjoys that her work travels to and is enjoyed in many places and by many people.
Feyona was invited in 2015 to join the International Sculpture, Culture and Arts Festival where 27 artists from all over the world built, over 5 weeks, 27 sculptures. Feyona built a 3 metre tall sculpture in Changsha, Hunan Province – in clay which was then moulded and made into a bronze sculpture in 2016 and is now permanently in the Yanghu wetlands park in Changsha, HUNAN, CHINA
Feyona has had successful solo shows in 2015 and 2017 at Mu studio and Gallery in Mosman
Before that solo show in Frances Keevil gallery, gallery41 and gallery 307 as well as in gallery Manora.
Feyona was invited to BENGALURU, INDIA in March 2017 to exhibit 25 of her sculptures, by Art weaves at gallery MANORA in a show called REVISITED with a local painter Seemanthini, to portray the Ajanta cave drawings and carvings in a modern setting.
"I have chosen to make torsos and heads in an effort to recreate the expressions in the movement and the faces in a modern way, that were portrayed on the 28 cave walls of thousands of years ago."
After the visit to India we went on our own 'revisited' tour to Changsha – to see my beautiful lady in her park setting.
I was honoured to be invited invited to judge the Sculptural works at Sculpture In The Village at Willowtree Sculpture Garden in Crookwell in 2016 and 2017.
Artist statement
My Sculptures have been taking me on their own journey. The subject is usually the human body in all its shapes and sizes, usually torsos and heads, but also abstracted forms.
Invitations to USA, N.Z., to China and to India, have been as exciting as exhibiting in Australia – in Sydney where we live, but also in Victoria, in Perth and in towns like Gulgong, Crookwell and Dungog. It has been interesting to see how a head can identify a whole body. There is joy in the investigation of clays, techniques, shapes and accidental differences, using glazes and primitive firings. I love large and dramatic bodies, and movement in the shapes is all important.


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Project: Youth in Action (YIA)
Positions: Project Officer (02 positions)
Duty station: RIDE- AFRICA (KABAROLE DISTRICT)
Job Purpose:
The Project Officer shall be responsible for the implementation of Youth in Action (YiA) Under Livelihood and Youth Empowerment in Ntoroko district. The Project officer will consult with and report to the Executive Director-RIDE AFRICA and copy to Save the Children Senior Officer on planning, implementation and monitoring of project activities for vulnerable youth as well as compilation of regular reports in line with RIDE AFRICA and Save the Children requirements.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
The project officer YiA shall be responsible for:
- In collaboration with Youth in Action implementing partner staff in Kabarole, Kasese, Bundibugyo and Ntoroko supporting the identification, training/learning and transition of youth into livelihoods and agricultural value addition and value chain management
- Facilitating and/or supporting monthly workshops with facilitators
- Supervising weekly and monthly planning at learning/sub counties and provide constructive feedback to facilitators and mentors
- Facilitating weekly or bi-weekly planning sessions with Action Facilitators.
- Maintaining records of site visits, recommendations, and follow-up
- Raising issues related to programme quality (highlights as well as areas of concern) in specific learning and action implementation sites (like Vocational Training Centres, master crafts persons, and schools or employers) or with RIDE AFRICA, Save the Children staff and other Partners
- In collaboration with Save the Children, supporting identification and linkage of youth to labour market and private sector for market and job opportunities.
- Conducting monthly technical support supervision visits and monitoring of YiA learning centers.
- Participating in all project activities at all levels organized by RIDE AFRICA and Save the Children.
- Documenting gaps, best practices, case studies for sharing with SCI.
- Mentor facilitators and master trainers
- Network with local and national private sector potential youth employers and facilitate linkages.
- Work closely with District Community Based Services Department/District Youth Council/District Education Office and other SC projects to ensure linkages.
- Support youth groups in development of business plans/pathways options
RIDE AFRICA Values
- Voluntarism
- Service above self
- Team work
- Equality
- Transparency
Academic Background, Experience and Person specifications:
- A minimum of a degree in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Agribusiness or any other relevant course from a recognized institution with working experience in livelihood youth programming and literacy with a bias in enterprise development and agriculture vocational training.
- Minimum of 3 years relevant working experience in youth empowerment and entrepreneurship programming.
- Working experience in planning and research oriented projects.
- Team worker with good interpersonal/communication, documentation, presentation and good facilitation skills.
- Fluency in English and the local language(s) of the project area: Effective interpersonal skills – oral and written communication skills.
- Understanding of national and local government policies on youth empowerment/entrepreneurship issues
- Must be computer literate – MS word processing, working with spread sheets (excel), PowerPoint (presentation).
- Policy interpretation and analysis skills.
- A motor cycle riding license.
Applications can be submitted to RIDE AFRICA's Head Office at: Plot 18 Mugurusi Road, Fort-Portal by close of Business on Friday 8th July 2016.


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WASHINGTON – President George W. Bush said he was unaware if, during his eight-year tenure, al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden was ever close to being captured.
In a farewell interview of the presidential couple with CNN's Larry King, Bush said he was "absolutely" certain bin Laden will be caught sooner or later, "because we have a lot of people looking for him."
Asked whether the Sept. 11 mastermind ever came close to being captured since U.S. forces went into Afghanistan looking for him in 2002, Bush said: "I don't know. I can't answer that."
Pressed by King, Bush replied candidly: "I really don't know. I'm not trying to hide anything."
As in earlier encounters with the media, Bush attempted to whitewash his spotted presidency, which some have called one of the worst in U.S. history, saying his Iraq policy was not a failure and that the United States did not torture under his watch.
"I am comfortable with what we did and it was necessary to protect the country," he said.
Bush admitted, however that one of the worst moments of his presidency came in 2005, during Hurricane Katrina.
"I think being called a racist because of Katrina was a low point. I remember people saying George Bush is a racist because of the response," Bush said, referring to a perceived slow federal emergency response to help thousands of New Orleans flood victims, mostly blacks.
But Bush, unfazed, repeated his claim that the government's response to the disaster "was pretty darn quick."
Two days before his farewell address to the nation Thursday night, Bush suggested he might announce further pardons, in keeping with tradition in the waning days of a presidency.
Prodded by King about the likely decision, Bush offered no further details, saying, "You will find out about it in due course."
With the country steeped in economic turmoil, he said he is sure his own personal financial accounts had lost money. His funds are in a blind trust and Bush last spoke with the account's trustees eight years ago, he said.
Bush told King he has "no earthly idea" how much he and his wife may have lost during the economic downturn.
He defended his administration's decision to provide a $700-billion bailout to shore up the financial industry.
"I am confident the steps I had to take were necessary to make sure the financial system didn't seize up so bad that we could have been heading into a much worse situation than we are headed into," he said.
As for President-elect Barack Obama, a Democrat, the Republican Bush said: "I do like him."
"I have been looking forward to the inauguration of Barack Obama. I will have a front row seat in what is an historic moment for the country," he said.
The outgoing president said he did not take it personally when Obama attacked his policies during the presidential campaign.
But his wife, Laura, unexpectedly snapped: "I did."
Asked whether she felt angry, the first lady did not quibble.
"Sure. Sort of. George didn't really know about it. He didn't watch it that much, I don't think."
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With leadership comes responsibility. At wrestling's freestyle World Cup Sunday in Los Angeles, the Iranian men's wrestling team asserted it is, once again, best in the world. Now the challenge facing it — as well as everyone connected to the sport, indeed the broader Olympic movement — is as simple and elegant as it is vexing.
Are the Iranians — that is, its government, through its wrestling program — prepared to step up and show they will fully engage with the world?
If not, what is to be done?
Jordan Burroughs, the American champion, said these words after wrestling Sunday night, and while they were uttered in a slightly different context, they apply here as well: "I just want our sport to be great. I want people to give us the respect we deserve."
There was great solidarity and sportsmanship on display over the weekend as wrestlers from Iran and the United States, from Ukraine and Russia, from Turkey and Armenia competed on the mat. There were handshakes. There was talk, meaningful talk, of "family."
For that talk to be fulfilled, the Iranians have to wrestle all comers. Everyone. That means, should they appear, the Israelis.
In addition, for the sake of credibility and for the growth of wrestling, the Iranians must field a women's wrestling team. Right now, they don't.
These issues are vital. Wrestling last year escaped the death knell in a vote by the International Olympic Committee. It has a window — and that window is short — to keep proving to the IOC it is relevant in our 21st-century world.
In significant ways, wrestling advanced its case in this weekend's action at the World Cup in Los Angeles, so much so that word is the 10-team World Cup is due back in LA in 2015.
At the same time, when your best team in your most important discipline is the projection of a state policy that is exclusionary and discriminatory — there's no other way around it — that is a matter that calls not just for serious reflection but action.
"The challenge for us — not just for the Iranians — is that we are coming together not just for sport but for the betterment of mankind," said Rich Bender, the executive director of USA Wrestling, evoking the aspirational ideal of the French baron Pierre de Coubertin, widely acknowledged as the founder of the modern Olympic movement.
"How do we do that?"
As a starting place:
If next year the World Cup is indeed back in Los Angeles, how about organizers pair up all 10 teams with area middle-schools and, as part of the program, organize a mandatory excursion for everyone — repeat, everyone — to the Museum of Tolerance on LA's Westside?
At every big-time soccer game, you see the players lining up at the start with kids. Pairing up with local schools would be a great way for the wrestling community to create outreach all kinds of different ways: it would help build needed community buzz around the World Cup, maybe jump-start a fund-raising opportunity for the schools and, along the way, raise awareness among everyone — again, everyone — of tolerance.
Who is opposed to tolerance?
If it's the Iranian government, how does that position jibe not only with the ideals of the Olympic movement but with the Olympic charter? With the rules of FILA, the international wrestling federation?
No one outside Iran knows, for instance, why the Iranian wrestling team — due to come to LA last year immediately after an appearance in New York amid the Olympic reinstatement campaign — suddenly flew home. Or why it was OK this year to come to LA.
The Iranian athletes and coaches have, typically, been circumspect.
Further: no one on the outside knows whether the Iranian wrestlers were frustrated or upset — or otherwise — when denied the opportunity to come to LA last year.
Just like outsiders have no clue what is really going on when, as has been the case over the years at various events, Iranian athletes don't show up to swim or suddenly fall ill at a taekwondo match when an Israeli is involved. Are the Iranian athletes themselves just as frustrated as anyone would seemingly be in that sort of situation?
Referring to last year's planned trip to LA, Iranian wrestler Masoud Esmailpour Jouybari, who competes at 61 kilograms/134 pounds, speaking Saturday through a translator, said, "We were supposed to come last year but under some circumstances it didn't happen.
"This is a place where many Iranians live, so the World Cup came here," he said, meaning Southern California. "Hopefully, if it's a great event, it can ease problems between the two countries."
The axiom is that sports and politics are supposed to stay separate.
Reza Yazdani, the Iranian 2013 world champion at 97 kilos/213 pounds, had said Saturday, "It's best if sports and politics don't mix. In wrestling, it's best if the politics stay out of the sport itself and people are able to appreciate the sport for what it is."
This, though, is where they intersect.
FILA has done a commendable job of promoting the work of female referees, even — especially — at a male-only event such as the World Cup. The Iranians? They're OK if a woman works as what's called the "mat chairman" — that is, the official who sits table-side in the shadows and confirms the on-mat referee's scores. But they "request" that a woman not work as the referee, as one did Sunday night in Burroughs' 15-4 victory in the 74 kilogram/163-pound class over Ukraine's Giya Chykhladze.
FILA officials are acutely aware of all of this. Rest assured Iran would otherwise have had the world championships by now.
It is reportedly the case, for instance, that official policy in Iran bars women from being spectators at events such as wrestling and soccer matches.
This is why Iran has been relegated to events on the calendar such as the 2013 World Cup, held in Teheran.
It's also why there is no one from Iran on FILA's ruling council, its bureau. Including the honorary president, a Rio 2016 coordinator, continental presidents, even a member suspended until next year, it features 24 personalities — and yet no one from Iran. It's obvious why.
It's entirely uncertain whether isolation is the answer.
And the corollary — whether the regime believes it has sufficient leverage, confident the Olympic world would not want to do with Iran what was done years ago with South Africa over apartheid.
What to do about a country that has such passionate fans? If your metric is Facebook and Twitter, the United States is wrestling's No. 1 fan base. No. 2? Iran. Measured by comments and shares, Iran is far and away your leader. The No. 1 city in the world for fan involvement? Teheran.
USA Wrestling sponsored the first American sports team to compete in Iran after the 1979 revolution. A U.S. freestyle team competed in the 1998 Takhti Cup in Teheran. Afterward President Clinton hosted the five wrestlers — Zeke Jones, Kevin Jackson, Melvin Douglas, Shawn Charles and John Giura — at the White House, with presidential spokesman Mike McCurry saying, "People-to-people contact is something useful for both nations."
Jones is now the U.S. freestyle coach. He led the team to a third-place finish at the LA World Cup.
An American Greco-Roman team is due to go to Iran in May. The Americans have been to Iran 11 times since the revolution.
Iran's LA World Cup delegation marked its 13th time a wrestling delegation has come to the United States since 1979.
Of course the stands Saturday and Sunday included plenty of women. No issues. The Iranian wrestlers waved to all in attendance. Some of the wrestlers even blew kisses.
As for people-to-people understanding, Iranian wrestler Hassan Rahimi, the 2013 world champion at 57 kilograms/125 pounds, said Sunday, "I have great memories from being here and being amongst Iranians. This is the first time our team has come to Los Angeles. We were supposed to come last year but some things came up and we couldn't make it.
"We're going to leave with a lot of really good memories and we hope to return. There's a lot to see in Los Angeles, Hollywood – for the worlds, it's one of the leading tourist destinations."
On the mat, there can be no question of Iran's dominance.
Iran won the 2013 freestyle world championships. Coming to Los Angeles, the Iranians had finished first or second in the last five World Cups, seven of the last eight.
In Saturday's pool action, the Iranians were so much better than everyone — except for the Americans — that it was like watching a Mack truck square off in a demolition derby against a VW bug.
With rowdy — and knowledgeable — fans blowing horns and yelling "Iran!" the Iranians took it to Armenia, 8-0, and Turkey, 7-1. Then they defeated the Americans, 5-3.
On Sunday, the Iranians made short work of India, 8-0.
The domination of India was so thorough the Iranians did not give up a single point.
Against Turkey, three of the matches were 11-0; another was 11-1; a fourth was 10-0.
Two of the eight matches against Armenia ended in pins.
After rolling through Pool B, the Iranians met Russa — which had cruised undefeated through Pool A — in Sunday night's finals.
Christakis Alexandridis, the Russian coach, had said Saturday that while he had a strong team, he also had a young team.
The Iranians, buoyed by the crowd, prevailed, 6-2. Four of the matches were shutouts.
Iran technical manager Ali Reza Rezaie said afterward, "We're really happy with the result. We're so glad we were able to make our fans here and in Iran proud. We plan to keep the success going."
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Many great inventions came from the west in the early days. Inventions, back then, were strongly acquainted with technology and the many ways of improving lives through machines and gadgets. Little do we know that the shift in creativity and innovation would arise in Asia so quickly and with more discoveries that simply shook the western world in this new era. Highlighting on technology alone, we would easily forget the very equipment that we use so very frequent, even literally carry in our hands, the USB drive and a little more about the USB drive inventor.
Succeeding abroad as a USB drive inventor
Also termed as flash drive, pen drive or thumb drive, this tiny gadget could be something that we once never thought could carry gigabytes of data, simply because of its sheer size. The evolution surprised most people due to the emergence of compact disc that we already game changing from the conventional cassettes.
Obviously, most eyes turn to the western part of the world as source of invention, but this time it was from Asia and particularly a man called Pua Khein Seng from Malaysia. Pua was coined the "father of pen drive" and was leading a Taiwan-based company Phison Engineering Corporation that took this invention under its wings and produced the flash memory technology in 2001. Yet till today, the USB drive has not changed its characteristics but only grew larger in capacity and usage. Miniature versions are now thriving in markets and perhaps soon an embedded USB drive version that could be inserted in humans to enhance human memory?
On the other side of the other side of the world, another Malaysian born fundamentalist on computer graphics is revolutionizing photography through light field technology. His name is Ren Ng, founder of Lytro camera. His magical product, Lytro, is the first consumer camera that records the entire light field and all the rays of light traveling in every direction through a scene, therefore producing an image greater in perspective compared to a flat 2D image. Watch him explain this technology in CNet Australia's interview .
Ren emigrated from Malaysia to Australia at a tender age of 9 years old and later pursued his Ph.D in Stanford University on light field technology and soon to bring it to commercialization. Through those growing years, he raised approximately $50M and grew a team of over 80 people. He later step aside as CEO and stayed firm on his belief in innovating the product by assuming the role of an Executive Chairman. Hereon, he focuses on the vision, technology and strategy of the company moving forward.
What we could learn from Ren is to really pursue your passion and ensure that you do what you love working on every single day. Through his hobbies (rock climbing and photography), his observations took shape of what he believes make a photo really stand out; the story of the image itself.
Pua Khein Seng the USB drive inventor, however, took a steeper road at first, working part time during his studies in Taiwan to pay his way. Upon obtaining his Master's Degree, he took on a research job offered by his Professor to develop memory controllers and soon the professor set up a company where he was key engineer. He then met several roadblocks like office politics, work permit issues and the stakeholders not honoring the investment value promised. Clinging to the principle of never backing down in the face of adversity, Pua and his friends chose to forge ahead with the new venture, raised NT$6 Million and soon Phison was on its way to success.
There could be much praise given to Asians that made success abroad and these two Malaysian born certainly made an everlasting difference. So hang on to that dream you always had and begin pursuing it. Live life!
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The Prowl is a collection of open houses and yards featuring arts, crafts, and entertainment made fresh and hyper-local.
The Prowl kicks off Saturday, October 7 from 1-6pm.
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Docuseries spotlights Auburn QB John Franklin III as motivated, brash talent with untapped potential
A coaching staff reviewing film of John Franklin III sits in a darkened room.
The offensive coordinator worries about the quarterback's sporadic arm while the head coach considers the Florida native's upside.
"John just gives you something, he has that explosion," the head coach says.
It's easy to imagine the scene playing out this summer on the Plains with Auburn coach Gus Malzahn and offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee stepping into the aforementioned roles.
The scenario wasn't a hypothetical one last fall at East Mississippi Community College (EMCC) where filmmakers captured the exchange for Netflix's latest documentary "Last Chance U."
The streaming giant is the exclusive home for six-part series debuting in its entirety July 29.
Executive producer and director Greg Whiteley spent four months on EMCC's campus getting to know each member of the football team, a program known as a pit stop for Division 1 talent looking for second chances.
Franklin, who transferred to Auburn in January, established himself as a central figure in the series on the first day of filming.
"I love John Franklin," Whiteley said in a phone interview last week. "He has the kind of bravado that's Muhammad Ali-like."
Franklin is major presence in the first two episodes of the series Netflix made available for early viewing. The detailed press notes provided by the network's publicity team promise the quarterback's role stays that way through the series' entire run.
The one-time Florida State backup has been the subject of intense interest this offseason as he competes for Auburn's starting quarterback job.
With unique behind the scenes access, "Last Chance U" offers an intimate look at Franklin's brief stint at EMCC.
"I ain't never think I'd end up in junior college," Franklin tells a teammate in the early moments of the first episode.
Franklin presents himself as a superstar in the making, motivated by his failure at Florida State and willing to tell anyone who will listen of his desire to spend as little time as possible in Scooba.
"It's all about the team, but you got to worry about yourself too to a certain extent," Franklin says in an on-camera interview. "I came here for one reason and one reason only; honestly, to get me back to the level I'm supposed to be at."
Franklin's brash personality didn't vanish when the cameras stopped rolling. Whiteley, who has four feature length documentaries under his belt, describes Franklin as genuine as any subject he's come across.
"We are good at sniffing out inauthentic moments and will wait them out, but there weren't very many of those," Whiteley said.
One of the storylines that dominates the early episodes is Franklin's competition with EMCC returning starter Wyatt Roberts.
The coaching staff sees Roberts as a capable passer without the superstar qualities of the many former All-Americans — including Chad Kelly and Bo Wallace — coach Buddy Stephens tabbed to lead the team.
"(Wyatt) He's extremely consistent," EMCC quarterback coach Clint Trickett said. "He gets the ball where it needs to be, knows the offense in and out, but there's no way he should be in a battle with John."
Trickett, a former Division 1 quarterback himself, puts it in plain terms describing Franklin as a corvette and Roberts as a truck.
"John has every tool in the world," Trickett said.
Franklin's natural talent isn't enough to overcome his late arrival — he didn't decide to transfer to EMCC until a month and a half before fall camp — and an offensive system designed for more of a traditional pocket passer.
"They rely on a passing scheme that's not best suited for Franklin's skill set," Whiteley said. "From what I know about Auburn, their scheme is. At the same time, his time at EMCC forced him to develop the type of passing game that will serve him for rest of his career."
The early returns weren't as positive for EMCC with Franklin struggling to assert himself, and throwing more trash talk at opponents than touchdowns.
"I promise you when I get in it's about to get ugly real quick," Franklin says while waiting his turn during EMCC's season-opener against Southwest Mississippi.
Franklin makes good on the promise in the second half throwing for 186 yards and three touchdowns, but the good vibes are short-lived.
Stephens names Franklin the starter for a week two matchup against Copiah-Lincoln as the team goes for a record 26th straight win. The entire 50-plus minute run time of the second episode is dedicated to the rivalry game.
Franklin's most notable contributions to the episode are a handful of unflattering moments —he gets into an argument with his academic advisor over sneaking a girl out of his private dorm days before the game, gets benched after two series and is captured on the sidelines questioning the coaching staff's play calling.
"Why you got to throw the ball on fourth and one," Franklin says to a teammate. "He (offensive coordinator Marcus Wood) need to call the right s---. Why you going to throw the ball on fourth and one at the goal line. We got all the backs back here, that's dumb as f---."
Whiteley understands how Franklin comes off in the episode, but warns against rushing to judement. The filmmaker promises the audience will come away liking Franklin as much as he does when his story plays out in later episodes.
"Everybody thought he was a likeable guy," Whiteley said. "From what we could see everyone (on the team) loved him. Everyone thought he could help them win football games, and that's a big deal at EMCC."
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The big secrets revealed in Shane Salerno's new J.D. Salinger documentary and accompanying book, both appropriately titled Salinger, are here and, frankly, they are huge. The big reveal that Harvey Weinstein compared to The Crying Game is that five previously unpublished works from the last half of the famous author's life will be published starting in 2015.
This is like spoiling the end of a movie -- Weinstein was strangely right -- but the news is too great not to share. According to new reports from The New York Times and the Associated Press, there will be new published works by the notoriously reclusive author starting in 2015. There are five new pieces in total, and they involve some of Salinger's most beloved characters, and this delayed schedule was Salinger's plan. Before his death, Salinger instructed his estate as to when and how to release the works. The Times has the most detailed summation of the forthcoming stories:
One collection, to be called "The Family Glass," would add five new stories to an assembly of previously published stories about the fictional Glass family, which figured in Mr. Salinger's "Franny and Zooey" and elsewhere, according to the claims, which surfaced in interviews and previews of the documentary and book last week.
Another would include a retooled version of a publicly known but unpublished tale, "The Last and Best of the Peter Pans," which is to be collected with new stories and existing work about the fictional Caulfields, including "Catcher in the Rye." The new works are said to include a story-filled "manual" of the Vedanta religious philosophy, with which Mr. Salinger was deeply involved; a novel set during World War II and based on his first marriage; and a novella modeled on his own war experiences.
So this is Salerno and Weinstein's big reveal, the secrets teased in the intense lead-up to the release of the book and movie next week. They kept everything under wraps until now, as is only appropriate for a Salinger project.
For now, no one close to Salinger is admitting anything. The author's estate, run mostly by his son Matt Salinger and widow Colleen O'Neill, aren't commenting on anything. Salerno claims two "independent and separate" anonymous sources told him of the plans. The author only spoke with a very close-knit group of people in the later stages of his life, so it's unclear how Salerno found two people who could have known about the plan. We have to take his word and trust that his sourcing is solid.
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Filton councillor Andy Chubb "to stand down"
Filton town councillor Andy Chubb will be resigning from the council, he has told Filtonvoice.
Filton town councillor Andy Chubb will be resigning from the council, he has told Filtonvoice.
The Conygre Labour councillor walked out of a finance meeting this month following the apopintment of Cllr Bill Moore as vice chair and Mel Drewitt as chair of that committee.
Cllr Chub said he had understood Cllr Moore was going to stand down from a leading position on the committee.
Cllr Moore said he only said he would stand down as chair.
Cllr Chubb said he believed council decisions were being made "before meetings" by a small group of leading councillors, to the exclusion of remaining councillors.
A similar accusation was made last year against the local Labour branch. Labour members said it was reasonable to discuss all sorts of matters away from the public gaze.
Although he has not formally resigned yet, a by-election would cost the town council £6,000 to organise, it is understood.
This would be the second by-election this year after another Conygre Labour councillor, Bill Edgeworth, stepped down.
Following Mr Edgeworth's resignation, Filton elected its first UKIP councillor when Keith Briffett was elected.
Cllr Moore said: "I firmly believe that the current Council have done more for transparency and openness than any previous Council. There will always be improvements that could be made, but I think what we have achieved is admirable.
"With regard to his resignation I would say, that his decision is regrettable on two counts, 1. That he will as a result of his action cost the tax payer approx £6,000 in holding an election. 2. That his resignation is unfair to the residents who elected him to work on their behalf."
Council chairman Darryl Collins said: "Filton Town Council would be sorry to lose Andy as a councillor but at this time I have not seen a letter of resignation and until that eventuality I believe Andy Chubb to be a Filton Town Councillor.
"An election would normally be called on receiving a councillor's resignation, assuming the option of co-opting someone into the position is not agreeable, and it's my guess that's an unlikely option."
Councillor Chubb's resignation would mean Filton Labour has lost four members from the council since the election in 2010. Alng with Cllr Edgeworth, Cllr Moore is now an Independent while Cllr Drewitt is now "Independent Labour".
In addition, former Conservative councilllors Rikki Teml and Kieran Hyde are also now independents.
The political makeup (assuming Cllr Chubb resigns) is: Independent 6, Labour 3, Conservative 2, UKIP 1 plus one vacancy.
More in July issue of Filtonvoice


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Salford ranked as one of the top 200 most international universities
We are delighted to announce that we have been named as one of the top 200 most international universities in the Times Higher Education league table.
The table is the most comprehensive global university ranking system in the world, as data is drawn from 800 institutions across the globe. Although there are a lot of indicators, two of the main considerations are the diversity of a University's student body and the extent to which its academics collaborate with international colleagues – both of which Salford excel at.
We'd like to thank you for helping us to achieve this feat, as the international work of our students and the diversity of our student body – more than 3000 students from more than 100 countries study with us – helped us to feature in the table.
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School of Health Sciences - a groundbreaking psychology programme partnership with the OUHK, a podiatry collaboration with colleagues in Canada and major international foot health projects worldwide led by Professor Chris Nester.
Salford Business School - undergraduate programmes at Sentral College, Malaysia following successful delivery of programmes in Sri Lanka, a MOOC in Digital Marketing with 14,000 students from a range of countries, a long-standing partnership with Robert Kennedy College in Zurich.
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In the 1967 Bob Dylan documentary Don't Look Back, we see a very young Dylan in a limo having a review read to him. The reviewer calls Dylan an anarchist because he "doesn't offer any solutions." To which I thought at the time, "Yes, that's exactly the point." Art's strength is always the fertile open space afforded the audience. When I interviewed Yan Martel the other night, he described meeting a woman who was certain that his mega-bestseller Life of Pi was about the difficulties of marriage. Marriage hadn't, in fact, been what he had in mind when he put a boy alone on a raft with a tiger, but if your metaphors are rich enough, readers easily supply their own meaning. Apparently, for this one reader, marriage was the tiger she had long been trying to tame.
This is why I have always found political art problematic. Despite the easy joke here, politics are about solutions—we may not always like the solutions, we may grow tired of the histrionics and talking-point-rhetoric that accompany those solutions, but the fact remains politics is the business of deciding exactly what to do next as a society. Bravo, I say, and thank God someone else wants to do it.
A human's life always boils down to two questions: "What do I want to do?" and, "How will I do it?" Politics, and science also, deal largely with the second. Art, and religion in the broadest sense, try to answer the first. How does art help answer the first? By guiding us to that place where all authentic choices reside. You cannot do this by supplying solutions. No two people's solutions to the question, "Whom do I love?" or, "What kind of book shall I write?" are precisely the same. Yet how those questions are answered authentically seems quite universal.
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The primary mission of Coloration Technology is to promote innovation and fundamental understanding in the science and technology of coloured materials by providing a medium for communication of peer-reviewed research papers of the highest quality. It is internationally recognised as a vehicle for the publication of theoretical and technological papers on subjects allied to all aspects of coloration. The topics of papers range from dyes and pigments, to colour measurement, to the coloured substrates themselves.
Make sure to submit your abstract to the Conference Secretariat to be able to have your full journal published in this special issue.
All abstracts should be written in English. An international Programme Committee will review the abstracts. Only papers and posters presented in person by the author(s) will be accepted. Authors must be able to meet their own expenses and fee. When submitting your proposal online, you will find a more detailed list of key words that we will use to categorise your submission and match it with appropriate reviewers. Papers and posters within the scope of the conference are welcome. Authors should submit an abstract of about 400 words (1 page) to the Conference Secretariat.
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Once all proposals have been reviewed and as the final programme for the congress is developed, the selected papers, and posters will be grouped into appropriate sessions. The names of the themes, tracks and topics may change to reflect these groupings.
Platform Presentations
Proposals for platform presentations on current issues and developments concerning biobased colourants are especially welcomed. Submissions (platform and poster) must be in the form of an outline paper (halve page of text, plus maximum two additional pages of tables and figures).
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If you present a poster paper it will be on display for two days and eligible for a best poster award which will be announced at the congress closing ceremony. Oral and poster presentations are accorded equal status. The difference from a platform presentation is that you should let your poster do the 'talking'; i.e. the material presented must convey your key points. If you prefer to present a poster please note this when you submit your proposal (100 words and title).
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A friend asked me whether there is one source that lists digestive problems, including the obscure ones. Unfortunately, when I was trying to figure out what was going on with me I never found one and there still does not seem to be a single source. This led me to hop from website-to-website trying to determine if the symptoms I had matched a specific known disease or disorder. In an attempt to simplify the process, I compiled a list of websites that may help those who are not feeling well identify what may be going on.
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
- The site has a list of diseases (more than just digestive disorders) and discusses the disease, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments, in addition to other useful information. This is the most comprehensive list I have found.
American Association of Retired Persons
- The diseases GERD (gastro-esophageal reflux disease), diverticulitis, indigestion, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease, and ulcerative colitis are broken down into symptoms, causes, and treatments.
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
- Common digestive problems such as constipation, diarrhea, acid reflux, hemorrhoids, irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, and colorectal cancer are covered.
The University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center
- Provides a comprehensive look at celiac disease.
- Defines some of the symptoms of fructose malabsorption.
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
- This site discusses the symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatments for some of the diseases of the liver and digestive tract in addition to other diseases. It also provides a medical dictionary and descriptions of medical tests from allergy testing to thyroid scans.
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text: How To Get Creative With Your Recruitment Ads If you had to guess, how many advertisements do you think you see every day? It's probably a lot, right? While people aren't sure the exact number, marketing experts estimate that the average American sees around 4,000 ads daily. For organizations that want to post a recruitment ad, it can be extremely difficult to differentiate their ad from the rest of the noise. This is why coming up with an ad that is creative, attention-grabbing, and unique is essential if you want your organization to stand out. However, this is easier said than done. To help you get started brainstorming your creative recruitment ad, take a look at what these companies have done. Visually Appealing The LEGO Group® is getting visually creative with their recruitment ads, by featuring images of LEGOs (surprise, surprise). Even though the words aren't attention grabbing, the visuals more than make up for it. Naturally, your eyes notice the visuals before the words, so it's very important to choose an image that will entice people to read what you have to say. Speak to Your Target Audience When it comes to creating an ad, you have to know what kind of audience you're targeting. For example, take a look at the Microsoft® ad below. They were seeking software developers, so they made an ad that only people with a certain set of skills could decipher. The point here is that it's always a good idea to appeal directly to your main audience, whoever they may be. Placement is Key One of the often overlooked aspects of a recruitment ad is where to publish and promote it. Most organizations stick with the basics and use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and job sites to promote the ad. But, depending on your target audience, there could be other areas for your recruitment ad that would be more effective. Take the ride-sharing company Lyft® for example. Instead of a typical web ad, they turned one of their ads into a billboard that was visible from the interstate, since their target market is mainly drivers. Where else could your organization be advertising? That can be a difficult question to answer, but it can be very rewarding if you figure it out and tap into a new space. Try Videos Have you considered posting jobs with videos? A study by Ongig shows that job-seekers spend more than triple the time watching video job ads (three minutes) than they do reading a text job ad (55 seconds). This gives you more face time with the potential candidate, and lets you explain your company and the job in more detail. Does your organization need to get more creative when it comes to recruitment ads? Katie Roth Katie Roth has been in a leadership role in the employment industry for the majority of her career. Currently, she is Manager, Talent Acquisition for Oasis, a Paychex® Company. Katie is a graduate of the University of Iowa and is certified by both the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), as a Senior Professional in Human Resources, and the National Association of Personnel Services, as a Certified Personnel Consultant (CPC).


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Most of the stories we are including here are Family Entertainment. They are stories the whole family can enjoy. This is generally true of just about everything we've done. But here we are focusing on stories created mainly for the young listener (and the child within all of us).
Ruby 1: The Adventures of a Galactic Gumshoe - RUBY is fast-paced and funny intergalactic entertainment the Marx Brothers would be proud of, with slick, splashy high-tech music and effects created by Tim Clark. The music and sound effects are stunning. On the planet Summa Nulla (the "high point of nothing") someone is manipulating the media. And Ruby, our hip, tough-talking detective is hired… Read more and listen »
Dinotopia - Close your eyes, open your imagination, and be transported to Dinotopia, the only place in the world where dinosaurs and humans live side by side. This peaceful island, first brought to light in James Gurney's phenomenal bestseller, comes alive again in this spectacular audio journey. Join Arthur and Will Denison as they explore all the… Read more and listen »
Dinotopia, The World Beneath - When Arthur denison leads an exposition deep into the mysterious caverns of The Worls Beneath, they discover strange mechanical walking machines shaped like dinosaurs and powered by sunstones. The continuation of the original award-winning Dinotopia by James Gurney. Available as a hardcover book, or as an audio adventure! When Arthur Denison explores the mysterious caverns… Read more and listen »
The Case of the Disappearing Witch - In a little theatre, off off off Broadway, Simon Gray is attempting to direct a production of Macbeth, but every actress that plays Witch #3, disappears. Simon calls in his old friend, Mojo Sam. When Mojo sees an actress vanish before his eyes, he brings in Little Frieda, a girl who looks about 12 years… Read more and listen »
A Streetcar Named "Le Petit Lafitte" - The adventures of Little Louie Lafitte, the smallest pirate New Orleans has ever known. One of these stories appeared in the Jack Flanders adventure "Do That in Real Life?" We've added three new stories. "Le Petit Lafitte" is an old abandoned street car that Little Louie comes upon in a cemetery. Curious, he steps inside… Read more and listen »
Ol' Cactus Kapoor - Nine humorous tales of the sneaky but oddly beloved little Rodant Kapoor. Ol' Cactus Kapoor – Rodant dresses up as a cactus in order to catch some ornery cattle rustlers. But he finds he needs to redesign his disguise. The Colossal Kapoor – Following the advice of a TV commercial, Rodant orders a case of… Read more and listen »
World Beneath Suite - This is the music from the second story in the Dinotopia series, The World Beneath. The composer, Tim Clark, has once again woven together an hour Suite that is just stunning. He feels this is some of the best work he's ever done. I can't even begin to describe it, you really have to hear… Read more and listen »


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Welcome to my blog. It began as a chat with potential young readers, changed to a rant on writing, transformed into an inspirational string of my favourite quotes, and in this form it remains. My belief being, that I cannot possibly say anything better than the authors can. My best hope is to curate them and let their wise words speak for themselves!
I do feel obliged to turn up personally, however, with a monthly snippet of something. A fillet of plaice Gerald Durrell might say.
This February I read that thousands more new homes will be built in this country, to solve housing shortages, and I am wondering what will happen to the thousands of wildlife homes that will be destroyed. I am wondering if this is something one is even allowed to ask, when our shores are flooded with people needing homes. Again the question of man versus beast. At the annual Natural History Museum's wildlife photography exhibition, there is always a section that stills the throng.
It speaks of our planet. And man's impact. And the consequences for our dwindling wildlife. A gorilla stares desperately up at the camera from her lone tree, swaying above a scene of carnage and destruction. Her eyes speak of confusion. All she has learnt, inherited, intuited – useless against the total destruction of her habitat and all her fellow life. She survives but for how long? What can she make of her life, her knowledge, her love?
I hope in the voicing of this question, a tiny seed of hope might take root. Perhaps it is too late for her, and her ancestors. Yet possibly a new world might take the time to save a refuge for a smaller band of her descendants. We share this planet. If they go down – they will take us with them.
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The Large (9" x 12") Dylusions Dyary by Dyan Reaveley is a week to an opening, perpetual (date free) diary for memory keeping, being organised, planning, keeping lists and or art journaling!
The Dyan Reaveley Creative Dyary Planner includes week to an opening, beautiful paper, colouring sheets for on the go creativity and a pocket to keep all your bits and pieces tidy.
Featuring the same great Mixed Media Cardstock found in the popular Dylusions Creative Journals, just in a lighter weight.
The Dyary consists of 56 double sided (printed) pages with the days of the week on the left hand side pages. The photos show a few samples of the pages.
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Being a perpetual diary means you can use it for any month, any year! No need to buy a boring financial diary to start your planning mid-year. Or be different - use a page to a month and simply place stickers or paint over the days!
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Your eBay feedback score says a lot about the type of seller/buyer you are. An increased score with a high percentage of positive feedback indicates that you are an honest person and that the transaction will go smoothly. Getting started out can be rough though, if you only make occasional purchases.
1Search for "penny auctions", those whose Buy-it-Now price is only $0.01 and that don't charge for shipping.
2Win at least twenty of those and make prompt payments.
3Leave positive feedback for the seller (some sellers don't leave feedback unless it is left for them)
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- Maintain at least 99% positive rating.
- Start selling inexpensive items to build up your feedback.
- Don't sell expensive items until you reach a feedback of at least 50.
- Many experienced eBay sellers and buyers consider 'penny auctions' to be dishonest, as a clear attempt to pad one's feedback score.
- Note that while the May 2007 change allows people to view the number of transactions as a buyer or seller it does not show a "buyer feedback score" and a "seller feedback score". "Just buying cheap items" will help your overall feedback rating.
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Yoga keeps me flexible.
Come with me to Friday. I want to be the ghost of yoga past. I entered class with expectations. This is always (yes always) a bad idea. I thought that because I was in one place, my class that day would prove out my current situation.
Life is nothing like an equation.
Standing separate leg stretching pose is one that I had nailed in my first bikram class. My head easily touched the mat. But over the next few weeks, it became harder. It seemed that as I progressed in one area I regressed in another.
Until I remained flexible.
I started breathing. Not in the way that keeps us from dropping dead. I extended my length of an exhale. I started taking deep cleansing breaths before even getting out of bed in the morning. In class teachers tell you to inhale at certain points and exhale at others so you can deepen more into a pose. God damn if this doesn't work.
Friday. Again.
My head touched my mat. I also moved through the entire series with a grace that I can assure you doesn't come easily. On top of it- my hot vinyasa class Saturday morning was truly exhilarating! I was on my mat, but I'm starting to get what a moving meditation means. Aw sookie, sookie now.
Each day that I practice I find that there is an opening that gets bigger. Sometimes it's in my hamstrings. Sometimes it's in my heart. Starting a new career and realizing what truly can make me happy have been a tumultuous but enlightening journey indeed. Yoga has been a way for me to let go of some of those worries and embrace new ones. While trying to live in the moment there's a time when you do nothing but live in the past.
Suddenly your mind catches up with your spirit. Or your spirit catches up with your mind. Or your mind catches up with your spirit.
You get it.
And apparently so do I. Today anyway. And really today is all that matters.
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VENICE – Michael Visacki won his first local tournament Sunday, holding off Phil Walters for a 1-stroke victory in the 19th Annual Venice City Championship at Lake Venice Golf Club.
But it was hardly the confidence-building performance the aspiring PGA pro had wanted.
Visacki, a 19-year-old former City of Sarasota Junior champion, shot 36-39 75 on Sunday, to finish the tournament at even par 144, while Walters shot 38-37 75 for a 36-hole total of 70-75 145.
"It's a relief, it feels nice to have a win in the local area," said Visacki, a three-time runner-up in the City Men's Championship, which he lost to Walters in May.
Walters, the two-time City of Sarasota champion, hit the pin on No.17 from 40 yards out, and then left a 40-foot putt four inches short on No.18.
"My heart almost stopped for a second," Visacki said. "I thought he made it. I still didn't know I won."
Even before those unlucky shots, Walters failed to seize opportunities throughout the final nine. He trailed Visacki by three strokes at the turn, before Visacki double-bogeyed No.12, which Walters three-putted.
Then they both hit their drives into a canal on No.17.
"Neither one of us wanted to win," Walters said. "He kept giving it to me and I kept giving it back. I didn't make squat, not one putt over five feet the whole tournament."
Aaron Bishop, who three-putted No.16 and No.17, finished third at 74-74 148. He could have birdied No.17 after getting on the green in two, 10 feet from the cup.
"Two days in a row I was three over par on the last three holes," said Bishop, who was the 2012 Venice City runner-up. "It's a lack of concentration, or something."
Visacki, the Herald-Tribune Golfer of the Year in 2011 at Riverview High, quit the University of Central Florida golf team this past summer. He gave up his golf scholarship because he "didn't see eye-to-eye" with Knights coach Bryce Wallor, who insisted on altering his swing, Visacki said.
He plans to turn professional later this year.
But he knows he's nowhere near ready, shooting even par with just one birdie, two bogeys and a double bogey in the final round on an easy course, where a PGA-ready pro would shoot in the low 60s.
"Today showed I have a lot of things to work on," said Visacki, who added he only hit nine greens after hitting "13 or 14" on Saturday. "I hit a couple wild drives and didn't hit too many fairways. I was 35 feet away on 100-yard shots. Normally, I'm inside 10 feet.
"If I want to be on the PGA Tour, I can't be shooting 69-75," he said. "Bad days for them are 70 and they play courses four times harder than this."
Dave Brown finished fourth.
Ben Miller, a Venice High junior, finished fifth at 75-75 150, with the same final round score as Visacki and Walters.
"I'm surprised that's what the leaders shot," Miller said. "As poorly as they did, I thought the scores would be a lot lower today."
Miller pronounced himself ready to play in the Donald Ross Memorial Invitational on Monday at Sara Bay Country Club with his Venice teammates.
"I got all my bad shots out of the way," he said.