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Florida Discovery Law
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Atkinson, New Hampshire, New Hampshire, United States
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Atkinson, New Hampshire is a town in New Hampshire, United States at latitude 42°50′00.60″ North, longitude 71°09′50.76″ West.
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- Official Town Website
- Union Leader (regional newspaper)
- Eagle Tribune (regional newspaper)
- Carriage Town News (regional newspaper)
- WMUR (regional television station)
Atkinson is a town in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. It is surrounded by 5 towns: Salem, Derry, Hampstead, Plaistow, Haverhill.
Town Border Relation: 305381 305381

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Complete renovation in process.Upgrades include:3 New HVAC units2 Tankless hot water heaters (never run out of hot water!)New gas cooktop, (Kitchen is 2 yrs old)Second Dishwasher5 full renovated bathrooms each with new vanity(s), toilet, and upgradesNew interior paint throughoutFreshly stained hardwoods on all 3 floorsNew furniture throughoutExtended boardwalk to beach Welcome to the Hushpuppy House, returning to the market late March 2020. Book now before you miss this family friendly gem. The house can accommodate 18 people. Third floor has 5 twin beds, game table, new tv, telescope for stargazing, and loved by kids alike. The second floor has TWO master bedrooms each with a full bathroom. Two other rooms on the 2nd floor are adjoined by a full bathroom. One additional bedroom and full bathroom on first floor. Enjoy a view of the ocean from every bedroom! This is the perfect family house, corporate or group retreat, and beach get away for all. Plenty of room, new couches, and dining table with seating for 16 plus three counter seats! The house comes with all the expected thrills of the beach including cornhole boards, outdoor ping pong table, gas grill, and other beach gear! Located only 6 blocks from Center Street, the Hushpuppy House is a quick and easy walk to all the action on Center Street! Be sure to get a glimpse at some of the new furniture in the last few pictures!!!
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Virgin, died in 512. January 3rd Celebration.Latin: Genovefa;
Italian: Genoveffa;
Spanish: Genoveva;
German: Genovefa.
Contemporary Clovis and St. Remi, Genevieve was born in Nanterre 422. At the age of seven, she met Germain, bishop of Auxerre, and Wolf, bishop of Troyes, who would stop in this town before embarking for England to fight on the orders of the Pope, the heresy of Pelagius. The girl was praying in the church of Nanterre and Germain prophesies to Genevieve's parents an exceptional destiny of the child. When her mother was struck with blindness for giving a blow to Genevieve, it heals with the water she blessed.
Geneviève promised to Germain to devote herself to Christ, and, at fifteen, she received the veil of virgins. At the time, in fact, there were no monasteries of women and those who wished to devote herself to the Lord continued to live in the world, simply distinguished by the veil of their consecration. On the death of his parents, Genevieve came to live in Paris with her godmother. She lives in silence, prayer and mortification, eating only twice a week. It is also favored by extraordinary graces, reading in consciousness and healing the body in the name of Christ through anointed with oil.
Saint Germain defends against slanders. Geneviève built the first basilica of Saint-Denis. Night she visited the site with her companions, when the wind extinguishes the candle that lit the way of the small group. Genevieve takes the candle, which comes back right away, and flame resistant to all storms.
In 451, Attila crossed the Rhine and invaded Gaul. Parisians get scared and want to flee. Genevieve convinces them to stay in the city. It brings together the women of Paris in the church baptistery near Notre Dame and asked them to beg Heaven to save their city. This is what happens. Abandoning the road to Paris, the Huns are moving towards that besiege Orleans. Constrained by the armies of the Roman general Aetius, they retreated to the north and are decisively defeated the Champs Catalauniques. Later, when the Franks besieged Paris, Geneviève save the city this time of famine. She organizes an expedition through ingenious boats, by the Seine, fetch supplies until Champagne. Her reputation extends to East. Clovis and Clotilde will dedicate her with great reverence. She will be buried with the king in the Church of the Holy Apostles St. Clotilde had built and which will in the seventh century the name of Sainte-Geneviève.
Clovis and Clothilde, 5th century.
Genevieve died in 512 in nearly 90 years. His body was transported 845 Marizy for fear of the Normans and brought to Paris in 890. From the twelfth century, the reliquary containing the relics are carried in procession through Paris. Miracles take place in its path especially when "ergotism" or "sacred fire" a terrible pestilential fever descended on Paris and all over France, with no medicine could not stop it. It was an internal inflammation, accompanied by gangrene attacking end members. To ward off the plague, the Bishop of Paris, ordered fasts and prayers, and then asked to carry the sick on the way he led the solemn procession to the Basilica Sainte-Geneviève at Notre Dame, November 26.
Patients who touched the relic of St. Genevieve were immediately healed, and among the Parisians, only three died skeptical. Evil began to decline and eventually disappear.
Pope Innocent II, Elected 14 Feb., 1130; died 24 Sept., 1143
The following year, Pope Innocent II, in memory of this miracle, instituted the feast of St. Genevieve of Ardent.
The reliquary containing the remains of the Holy located in a crypt of the church of Saint Genevieve had a large amount of gold and silver and precious stones which had been given by the nobles. It will unfortunately fade avidly in 1793 by the Paris Commune, and some of her relics were burned by the barbarians before being thrown into the Seine in 1793. The Church of St. Geneviève, confiscated in 1791 with the abbey which it depended, was demolished in 1801 to 1807 … It is unfortunately not the only example of desecration of Christian symbols in the Revolution! Geneviève's tomb is empty and has been transported to the church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, where she continues to be revered.
Church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont, Paris.
But the headstone that bore the body of the Blessed was spared from 512 in 1793 due to lack of interest and is mixed with the debris of the church will be found in 1802 before being transferred to the St. Genevieve church to the church of Saint-Etienne-du-Mont. A chapel dedicated to her in 1852:-her tombstone will be covered with a shrine, real silverware coat,
-a copy of the statue that adorned the old church of Sainte Geneviève has been integrated into the altar -three reliquaries containing the last relics of the Saint, which had been distributed to other parishes, are deposited at the foot of the statue.
Tomb of St. Geneviève of the Saint-Etienne-du-Mont church, Paris.
Like the prophets of Israel, as the prophets of ancient Gauls and Germans, she came out of retirement day perils to meet the hearts of his countrymen and predict the future.
She had repeatedly announced the invasion of Gaul by the barbarians, infuriating his fellow by his prophetic words.
She also predicts that Attila would not come against Paris, and, indeed, Paris had not seen the Huns. Subsequently, she urged Paris to bear the sufferings and terrors of the siege. One day, she embarked on the Seine to fetch at Melun, a large convoy of food she brought in the famished city. Thus, it preserved Paris.
These are the memories that have earned Geneviève be called the patron saint of Paris
Until the sixteenth century, Genevieve is wearing a dress girl noble, rarely religious she is holding a candle a demon tries to turn, but an angel is lit (Beautiful Hours Duke of Berry, 1407-1408, New York, Cloisters). In another scene, she makes for her mother.
Sainte-Genevieve, by Elisabeth Louise Vigée Lebrun[1755-1842], 1821
A radical change occurs at the end of the fifteenth century: Geneviève becomes a young shepherdess surrounded by sheep was probably there be confused with Jeanne d'Arc child. This transformation can also be likened to the Virgin shepherdess, feminine replica of the Good Shepherd, who does not seem to appear before the seventeenth century. She sits a crook in hand, surrounded by her flock in the midst of a "cromlech" (School of Fontainebleau, Saint-Merry church in Paris). Hugo Van der Goes the watch with a devil off his candle (fifteenth century Vienna, Gemäldegalerie). In the nineteenth century, Puvis de Chavannes dedicated cycle Children of Genevieve (1874, Pantheon, ancient church Sainte-Geneviève in Paris).


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It is Independence Day in the 21st century and as Donald Trump said, this is a modern presidency! Trump and many other leaders of the US tweeted out celebrations of the 4th. You know, because we have been red, white, and better than you since 1776! #MERICA
Here are patriotic messages from many of our nation's leaders:
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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 4, 2017
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241 years ago, our Founders lit the flame of freedom. Today we celebrate & thank those who preserve that freedom. Happy Independence Day! pic.twitter.com/uIyDcI7r7U
— Vice President Pence (@VP) July 4, 2017
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We are the land of the free because of the brave. Thank you to the heroes who serve!
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) July 4, 2017
Wishing everyone a happy and healthy #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/IdyD1kJIAa
— Tom Price, M.D. (@SecPriceMD) July 4, 2017
Feeding your fellow citizens is patriotism in action. On Independence Day, thank a farmer for keeping our nation strong. God bless America! pic.twitter.com/FqFe0i3BvA
— Sec. Sonny Perdue (@SecretarySonny) July 4, 2017
As we celebrate #IndependenceDay, may we all be reminded how lucky we are to be Americans, & never forget those who defend our freedom. #USA https://t.co/7HAmm6AOsK
— Secretary Acosta (@SecretaryAcosta) July 4, 2017
This #4thOfJuly, let's remember the blessings we've been given in this amazing country. pic.twitter.com/Ak3tNsksXt
— Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) July 4, 2017
What we celebrate today is not just the birth of a nation but the ideals that built and sustain a democracy. Happy 4th of July!
— Bill Clinton (@billclinton) July 4, 2017
Happy Independence Day, America. Today, I'm grateful for the country that welcomed my parents with open arms to build their American dream.
— Tom Perez (@TomPerez) July 4, 2017
Happy Independence Day!
Grateful to celebrate 241 yrs of freedom & democracy today. God bless America.#4thofJuly pic.twitter.com/FVNxS0e2HY
— John Kasich (@JohnKasich) July 4, 2017
This #IndependenceDay, we honor the men & women who have fought to preserve the liberty we celebrate this holiday. Happy 4th of July! pic.twitter.com/gws8sIV1n2
— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) July 4, 2017
Happy 4th of July! May we strive to uphold the ideals for which that first generation of Americans was willing to sacrifice all. #utpol pic.twitter.com/70xud1pRz1
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 4, 2017
Happy Independence Day to all of those working to help our country live up to its promise each and every day. ???????? ???? pic.twitter.com/4WiYJXlLLA
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) July 4, 2017
Happy Birthday, America! We're thankful to live in a country that prizes freedom and honors those who fight for it! pic.twitter.com/ieNWBniF7d
— GOP (@GOP) July 4, 2017
My statement in celebration of Independence Day: pic.twitter.com/ivDWLayDaW
— Governor Christie (@GovChristie) July 4, 2017
I share the pride all WVians feel in America & in the Mountain State, today & every day, & I wish you a very happy & safe #FourthofJuly pic.twitter.com/43Ge0NXy3M
— Senator Joe Manchin (@Sen_JoeManchin) July 4, 2017
Happy #FourthofJuly! Today we celebrate our great nation & the values we all share. #IndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/ChcUzMp8As
— Senator Deb Fischer (@SenatorFischer) July 4, 2017
This Independence Day and every day we recognize the brave men & women serving our country and protecting our freedom. God Bless America.
— Rick Scott (@FLGovScott) July 4, 2017
Wishing you a happy and safe #FourthOfJuly! My statement in honor of Independence Day: pic.twitter.com/1zcVm2rQ5a
— Senator Bob Corker (@SenBobCorker) July 4, 2017
The flames kindled on the 4th of July 1776 have spread over too much of the globe to be extinguished by the feeble engines of despotism – TJ pic.twitter.com/kyHrHyAXU2
— Sen Luther Strange (@SenatorStrange) July 4, 2017
Wishing everyone a very happy & safe 4th of July! ????????????????????????
— Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (@SenatorShaheen) July 4, 2017
Wishing all West Virginians a happy & safe #IndependenceDay! https://t.co/lh41Pgcq1Z
— Shelley Moore Capito (@SenCapito) July 4, 2017
Hope everyone in Virginia and across the country has a happy 4th of July with family and friends!#IndependenceDay
— Senator Tim Kaine (@timkaine) July 4, 2017
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text: Crime / weird crimes Naked Burglars Steal 60 Burgers From Beach Eatery Florida trio broke in wearing underwear, then stripped, as cameras caught it all By Jenn Gidman, Newser Staff Posted Jul 24, 2014 3:22 PM CDT Copied Naked burglars stole meat and red peppers from Doc's Beach House in Bonita Beach, Fla. (Bonita Jet Ski) (Newser) – "Dumb, dumber, and dumbest." That's how a waitress at Doc's Beach House in Bonita Beach, Fla., describes the three guys who broke in—clad only in their skivvies—in the wee hours Sunday and five minutes later made off with 60 hamburgers, 3 pounds of bacon, three red peppers, and, uh, a paddleboard. The beauty? They did it all, including divesting themselves of their underwear once inside, in front of security cameras; at one point they even spotted a camera and attempted to cover their naughty bits, according to South Florida's News-Press. What they didn't do: Go anywhere near the cash register, though WFLA.com notes they might have swiped some shrimp, too. story continues below Cops are still looking for the hungry burglars. Police have released a few of the tamer photos from the footage in the hopes that someone may recognize them, and the restaurant's GM says staffers who got an eyeful would love to do just that: "Everybody wants to work the night shift now," he jokes. Meanwhile, Doc's is taking matters into its own hands, posting on Facebook that "if you blacked out over the weekend and woke up with a case of tasty meats, please tag yourself in this photo." (Read more weird crimes stories.)


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Better late than never right? I had to work a mid shift today so my morning was spent making this happen and editing the photos and what-not, and now my evening is spent writing up the post. (: Enjoy it!I really liked my last weeks mani with the marble and stamping combo so I did it again. I know there is a lot going on and I don't care. I love it! lol
As you can see, I only did the marble on my pinky, ring and thumb fingers. With the other 2 I did a 3-color gradient with stamps. I chose cupcakes because the colors of the whole thing reminded me of sweet treats. Mmm! I tried to do 2 different colors for the cupcakes but it didn't quite work out. The black "wrapper" is too dark and the blue "icing" on the other is too light, but whatevs. I still think it's such a fun mani that those things don't matter.
When it was all complete I wasn't really digging the shine so I used a matte top coat and then I was 100% happy with the whole mani. By the way, I used like 5 colors for the marble. Crazy right? I just love how the whole "rainbow" came out though.
Sinful Colors Unicorn (not seen) - pastel yellow base color
Color Club Wing Fling - pink
Wet 'n' Wild 9021-Orange - orange
China Glaze Lighthouse - yellow - it didn't really show up ):
Color Club Fly With Me - light green
Color Club Metamorphosis - teal green
Love & Beauty Black Glitter
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The past few months have been AMAZING!!!!!! Full of a lot of heartache and many tears as we have been saying goodbye to our Pennsylvania home & beloved friends and family there...and full of joy I couldn't have imagined saying hello to our precious Emily and Anna as they returned from their missions! Saying hello to new LOVE! -our oldest, Isaac, asked his beautiful "Amore" to marry him; and Continue Reading
One of the Most Precious Days of My Existence
An incredible day full of so much love and joy!! Our twin daughters, Emily and Anna, were able to come experience the holy temple, house of the Lord, for the first time, before leaving on their missions in a few months. They were so prepared. And it seems Heaven had prepared for them as well- so many precious tender mercies of The Lord were part of their day—I cannot list them all Continue Reading
It's a Spooky Happy
Halloween has always been a special holiday for our family. I met my husband on a blind date on Halloween night (through our friend Heidi—Bless her FOREVER)! It's a holiday that was created to scare away evil or stranded spirits and to give to the poor; the beggars who went from door to door. I hope Mike and I and our family can always be a force for good in this world and give generously to Continue Reading
Letter To Our Sisters: "Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars!"
Our dearest sisters, The message today is BIG, because it's about BIG dreams. The kind of dreams that usually get lost in a day because the realistic part of your mind turns them off before they even get started. We'll never forget creating a "Dream Poster" with the family one night when we were just eleven or twelve. We cut out and drew pictures of our biggest dreams that year, Continue Reading
Letter to Our Sisters: Dare to Be
Our Dearest Sisters, We came across a beautiful poem this week that we want to share with you. Let it speak for itself: "Dare to Be" When a new day begins, dare to smile gratefully. When there is darkness, dare to be the first to shine a light. When there is injustice, dare to be the first to condemn it. When something seems difficult, dare to do it anyway. When life seems to beat you Continue Reading
Letter to Our Sisters: Life is to Be Enjoyed, Not Just Endured
Dearest Sisters, We love memories. This week we've been thinking back on so many memories. Memories of the New England fall, when the leaves turn bright oranges and reds and the air gets crisp and chilly. Memories of moving into the Vallamont house and playing sardines when every room and cupboard was completely empty. Memories of thunderstorms in Vermont when all the neighborhood kids Continue Reading


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Hanping Chinese - Powerful Offline OCR & Dictionary apps for Android
Hanping Chinese Dictionary Pro and Hanping Chinese Camera are the two highest rated Android apps on Google's Play Store. The dictionary (both free and paid editions available) gives you the ability... Read more.
hanpingchinese – over 6 years
Wenlin Institute: Software for Learning Chinese
Wenlin software makes learning Chinese easier and more interesting, for begining students, life-long speakers, and scholars alike. It combines a comprehensive Chinese dictionary, a Unicode text edi... Read more.
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Marco Polo Project - read and translate new writing from China
The Marco Polo Project is a digital community reading and translating new writing from China. The website proposes a diverse and original selection of new Chinese writing by independent journalists... Read more.
Julien Leyre – over 6 years
有道 (Youdao.com)
This is by far the best online Chinese-English-Chinese dictionary I know. Not only does it have much more words than most other dictionaries, it also has bilingual sentences in large numbers, givin... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
MandarinMadeEZ | Mandarin Chinese Video Lessons With Fiona Tian
Mandarin Chinese With Fiona Tian is a free video resource for learning Mandarin Chinese in a fun, enjoyable way. Chinese doesn't have to be hard. Kick back, relax, and enjoy. Read more.
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The Grand First Episode Project (about Chinese TV on Chinese Forums)
This is a great thread on Chinese Forums where the participants watch the first episode of a Chinese TV show twice a week. The first post contains a long list of different shows with links to where... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 5 years
Online Chinese-English and English-Chinese dictionary, with definitions, audio pronunciation, synonyms, antonyms, related words and expressions, and numerous example sentences. Also provides Engl... Read more.
Kai Carver – over 6 years
Wengu - Chinese Classics
Nice presentation of Chinese classics in original version and English or French translations. Works include 300 Tang Poems, Analects of Confucius, Lao Tse's Tao Te Ching, the I Ching, and more. Chi... Read more.
Kai Carver – over 6 years
文明之旅 - Journey of a Civilization
This is a programme that offers interviews with lots of interesting people, with subtitles in both English and Chinese, which makes it suitable for a large range of learners. Many of the episodes a... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
How and why to watch the world cup in Chinese (Hacking Chinese)
If you're going to watch the world cup, do it in Chinese! Watching sports is an awesome way of learning a language, almost regardless of which level you're at. As a beginner, you can follow what's ... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
新浪视频直播 (Sina Sports TV)
Another sports channel. I haven't compared this to the 风云 channel, but I wanted to provide more than one that probably works outside China (does for me at least). This channel offers more than broa... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
风云直播,最快最清晰无插件弹幕直播 (Live Sports Broadcasts)
This channel offers a lot of different programmes and most seem to be available outside China as well. There is a schedule in the top navigation bar (节目单) where you can see what's being broadcast a... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
Pleco Chinese Dictionary for iOS
Chinese dictionary for iOS with handwriting, OCR, flashcards, audio, document reader (including support for reading words on web pages and in PDF / EPUB documents), stroke order, and more than 20 a... Read more.
mikelove – over 6 years
Pleco Chinese Dictionary for Android (Google Play version)
Chinese dictionary for Android with handwriting, OCR, flashcards, audio, document reader, stroke order, and more than 20 available dictionary databases. Read more.
mikelove – over 6 years
一步一个脚印 - My mission from advanced Chinese learner to professional interpreter
This is Carl Fordham's blog about his mission to go from being an advanced native speaker to becoming a professional translator. He shares an awful lot of interesting and directly applicable materi... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
A learner's guide to TV shows in Chinese, part 1 (Hacking Chinese)
After having talked about how and why to use television to learn Chinese, it's time to look at actual genres and programmes and see how these can help a language learner improve his or her skills. ... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
Archives for Interpreting Resources | 一步一个脚印
This is a link to a category of posts on Carl Gene Fordham's blog that are meant to hone your skills as an interpreter. However, even if they are excellent for that purpose, they can be used for mu... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
電腦名詞譯名 (English-Chinese computer terms)
This is a VERY comprehensive list of computer related terms in Chinese which works well for translation or detailed look-ups rather than studying. The list is mainly in traditional characters (the ... Read more.
Olle Linge – over 6 years
Movie: 阳光灿烂的日子》In the Heat of the Sun
The film is set in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution. It is told from the perspective of Ma Xiaojun nicknamed Monkey who is a teenage boy at the time. Monkey and his friends are free to roam t... Read more.
Scott – over 6 years
Transcription into Chinese characters (Wikipedia)
Have you ever wondered how names from other languages are transliterated into Chinese? There is actually a reference table where you can see how different sounds are translated into Chinese charact... Read more.
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Jan Michalski Prize for Literature 2012
The Jury of the Jan Michalski Prize for Literature awarded this year's prize to Julia Lovell, British historian, translator and writer of The Opium War : Drugs, Dreams and the Making of China. The opium war continues to have a huge significance. The book explores how China's national myths mould its interactions with the outside world, how history is spun to serve the present ; and how delusion and prejudice have bedevilled relations between the West and China.
According to Julia Lovell, « The subject of the opium war remains important today because of the continuing significance of this war in the public memory in contemporary China. In Britain, we've done our best to forget that we fought this war. But in China [it] could not be more different.» Isabel Hilton, one of the judges, commented : « The Opium War continues to influence attitudes and relations on both sides, as China struggles to define itself, and the world struggles to decide what it thinks of China.»
Vera Michalski-Hoffmann, the President of the Jury, awarded the prize of 50,000 Swiss francs and a drawing by Martial Leiter, a Swiss artist.
The jury shortlisted three exceptional writers : Martin Pollack, Austrian writer, journalist and translator for his book Kaiser von Amerika : Die grosse Flucht aus Galizien, the story of mass emigration from Galicia to the US at the beginning of the 20th century ; Timothy Snyder, professor of history at Yale University for Bloodlands – Europe between Hitler and Stalin, a retelling of the history of the mass murders committed by the Nazi and Stalinist regimes ; and Julia Lovell for The Opium War. All three books deal with the contemporary problem areas of national identity, displacement and memory.
Julia Lovell's book is the first non-fiction book to win the Jan Michalski Prize. The previous winners were Aleksandar Hemon in 2010 and György Dragomán in 2011 respectively for novels.
The prize is multicultural and is intended to contribute to a wide recognition of the writers. The Jury, international and independent, includes Vera Michalski-Hoffmann, President of the Jury and the Foundation and publisher ; Isabel Hilton, British journalist, reporter, writer and editor of Chinadialogue.net ; Wlodzimierz Bolecki, Polish literary historian, essayist and screenwriter ; Nuruddin Farah, Somali author and essayist ; Yannick Haenel, French writer and essayist ; Georges Nivat, French Honorary Professor at the University of Geneva and a specialist of the Slavic world ; Ilija Trojanow, Austrian editor and novelist ; and Fabienne Verdier, French artist and painter.
The prize is awarded by the Jan Michalski Foundation, based in Montricher Switzerland. It is open to authors of both fiction and non-fiction, from all over the world ; each member of the jury nominates two works published within the last five years.


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From Mine to Lab: Where Will Diamonds Go From Here?
The growing availability of lab-grown diamonds and their expanding appeal—especially to the Millennial market—has led to new questions about the future of the diamond industry. How will mined and synthetic diamonds co-exist? Do synthetics pose a threat to natural diamonds, and do they raise the threat of disclosure problems?
This panel discussion at MJSA Expo 2017 explores the changing facets of the diamond market. Moderated by Andrea Hill, Hill Management Group, Chicago (hill-management.com), one of the premiere experts on the jewelry industry from mine to consumer.
The Panel included a who's who of jewelry business: Cecilia Gardner, Jewelers Vigilance Committee, New York City (jvclegal.org); Don Palmieri, Gem Certification and Assurance Lab (GCAL)/GEMPRINT, New York City (gemfacts.com); Dr. Wuyi Wang, Gemological Institute of America, New York City (gia.edu); Stanley Zale, Stuller Inc., Lafayette, Louisiana (stuller.com).


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Redspin Provides Public Comments on Proposed Stage 2 Meaningful Use (NPRM)
Redspin has provided security risk analysis (SRA) services to dozens of hospitals, helping them meet Core Measure 14 of the Stage 1 Meaningful Use EHR Incentive Program. As one of the leading experts in IT security, we take a comprehensive approach to these engagements. As such, our primary focus is to help our clients truly safeguard PHI from data breach by expanding beyond a strict interpretation of the Stage 1 Rule.
It is from that vantage point that we are providing our comments on the Proposed Rule for Stage 2 of this program. We are encouraged that CMS is shining a spotlight on the issue of encryption as it pertains to "data at rest." Yet under HIPAA 45 CFR 164.312(a)(2)(iv), this requirement is listed as an "addressable" control but is not specifically mandated. The "addressable" standard allows for some latitude (i.e. determining whether encryption is "reasonable and appropriate" and if not, implementing equivalent protections).
For Stage 2 attestation, we assume providers will be required to clearly document their process for evaluating whether the control is "reasonable and appropriate…and would likely contribute to protecting its health information."
While highlighting encryption of "data at rest" is a step in the right direction, it then raises two other significant issues. The first is in regard to business associates. What is CMS' stance on the covered entities' responsibility and authority over encryption of "data at rest" at business associates? Do covered entities now need to make that a requirement in their BAA's? Who determines "reasonability and appropriateness?"
Also, what about the use of PHI in various other applications outside of the specific EHR system? Such applications may also store ePHI as structured data in an underlying database. Our concern is that encryption may be claimed as "unreasonable" in the context of the application, while the app itself may have never even been tested for security vulnerabilities.


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Cataloging in Publication
In publishing and library science, Cataloging in Publication (CIP, or Cataloguing in Publication) is basic cataloging data for a work, prepared in advance of publication by the national library of the country where the work is principally published or by the library of a publishing organisation such as a government department. The name reflects the usual practice of including that information in the corresponding publication—in the case of books, near the bottom of the copyright page, and can be very useful for less experienced cataloguers when adding such items to their collections. The national libraries' CIP staffs restrict the range of publications that CIP will be prepared for, for instance requiring access to assistance from the publisher's staff.
An all too frequent problem with CIP is when publishers change bibliographic details, such as the wording of a title, after receiving the CIP data. The CIP data as published in the item will be incorrect and not able to be used by subsequent cataloguing agencies without manual amendment and if a pre-publication record has been entered onto a database it can be difficult to locate and edit to match the details on the item itself.
Each national library maintains a database of the entries it writes.
External links
- Cataloging in Publication Program of the LOC
- The Cataloguing-in-Publication Programme of the British Library
- Cataloguing in Publication Program of the Library and Archives Canada
- Cataloguing books for Publishers in India by DK Agencies


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Champions League: Celtic drawn to face Juventus in last 16
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Scottish Premier League champions Celtic have been drawn against Serie A stars Juventus at the Champions League last 16 draw in Nyon, Switzerland.
The Old Lady of Italian football, seeded in the draw, top Serie A this season having clinched the Scudetto last term without losing a match.
They emerged unbeaten from Group E with wins over Chelsea and Shakhtar.
The first leg in Glasgow will be played on Tuesday 12 February, with the return game on 6 March.
Juventus play in a new stadium in Turin - the Juventus Stadium - that replaced the Stadio delle Alpi and opened last summer.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon said: ''In terms of glamour it's a beauty; in terms of qualification it's going to be very, very tough.
''It's a huge game to enjoy and relish and anything could happen over the two legs.''
Arturo Vidal is the driving force in the Juventus midfield, with Andrea Pirlo providing the team with a range of exquisite passing.
The other teams Celtic could have faced were Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Malaga, Manchester United, Paris St-Germain or Schalke 04.
Despite being fourth seeds in qualifying Group G, Celtic finished runners-up to Barcelona, the highlights being a win over the Catalan stars in Glasgow and home-and-away wins over Spartak Moscow.
The Scots made their debut in the Champions League group stages against Juventus in September 2001.
They lost 3-2, the match decided by a controversial penalty awarded to the Italian hosts when Joos Valgaeren was judged to have pulled down Nicola Amoruso.
Celtic, in 1967, famously became the first British team to win the European Cup in 1967, but since the dawn of the Champions League era they have only twice progressed to the last 16.
In 2006-07, they lost 1-0 on aggregate to AC Milan, Kaka's goal the difference between the sides in extra time at the San Siro.
The following season, they were knocked out by Barcelona, 4-2 the aggregate score.
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell described Juventus as a "fantastic draw".
"They're one of Europe's great sides," he told BBC Scotland. "It'll be formidable in terms of the challenge, but we'll be ready.
"We've been magnificent throughout the qualifiers and group stage and we're looking forward to a great night at Celtic Park.
"We'll take inspiration from the last time we played them in 2001. Neil Lennon was in the team and it was a great night at Celtic Park with a great atmosphere."


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What eats kitchen scraps, loves tea, and digests of all my confidential mail?
It's smelly. It's dirty. It's the stuff that dreams are made of. Me and the compost are tight.
A few months ago, at the end of a season, it was clear that I had to expand my compost operation in order to process the spent plants from the garden. I opted for a two bin system based on a Citizen Gardener class I took a few years back. Essentially, one bin cooks (the one with the papasan hat) and one eats. The Citizen Gardener instructor (Dick Pierce) suggested using nine reclaimed pallets. His model is nice looking, easy to assemble, and easy to flip. All this sounds good, but I didn't have nine pallets lying around. So, as with any recipe, I only sort of followed it, as in, mostly I didn't follow it at all.
I browsed my collection of found treasures with the following structural considerations in mind:
1. breathability,
2. easy assembly/disassembly,
3. free-standing ability.
In the end, the construction materials included rolled wire, a broomstick (this turned out to be extraneous), some cardboard (used as a Bermuda barrier), and the ever-useful zip ties (to bind the wire ends).
Once the two bins were constructed, I immediately implemented my New Improved Composting System. This system has been a success so far for the garden and has decreased waste in our household. Win/win! This is done all on the cheap, btw. I didn't spend a dime on it. With no further adieu, here's the system and how it's made.
First step: The Pretty Kitchen Bucket was a gift from Mom. It's very pretty, easy to clean, and it has a nice fitting lid so that its presence on the kitchen counter inflicts no aesthetic insult to my favorite room of the house. This bucket is where I put all the kitchen scraps while I'm kitchening.
Second step: The Holey Bucket. This is a five-gallon bucket with lots of holes drilled into it. When the kitchen bucket gets full, we dump it in this bucket, which sits outside near the back door, and then we cover it with tea grounds or our shredded mail. The tea and coffee grounds do a lot to keep smells and snails at bay and adds high-quality "brown" material to your compost.
When this bucket gets full, I move the filled bucket to the garden. There, it sits undisturbed until I need to use the bucket again (I have two buckets in rotation). If it rains, compost tea percolates out of the bucket and into the ground for a bit of passive soil feeding before it's off to its next stop on the compost train!
This Holey Bucket step is important for open composting because it allows the kitchen scraps time to break down a bit before it goes to the large compost bin. This partially composted stuff is not as likely to draw unwelcome visitors to the garden as fresh kitchen scraps might.
Third step: Big Bins (The Eater and the Cooker). The Eater is the active bin that presently receives new material. The Cooker is the inactive bin that is just sitting and doing its composting thing until it's flipped…it doesn't get any new material. When the Cooker is flipped, it then becomes the Eater and the Eater becomes the Cooker. With these bins in continuous rotation, I always have a place to put new material and I always have a place to harvest compost.
I feed the Eater with all the garden cuttings (except nightshades, which might spread plant disease) and the Holey Buckets. When a few Holey Buckets have accumulated in the garden, or when a lot of plant trimmings have accumulated in the bin, I feed the Holey Buckets to the Eater, stir it with a garden fork and cover it with more tea. There's no set schedule for all this. I just keep feeding the Eater until I need more compost, then, I flip the Cooker and harvest the compost. See? It's simple!
The Epilogue:
Assembling the troops! These are my helpers, and I love them. These came from my grandparents' house, and I use them often.
Below, you can see my elaborate sifting system. The tarp is to catch stuff that spills, because it will, in copious quantities. The sift also came from my grandparents' house. (It's original purpose was for drying onions and garlic.)
From here, it's tedious (but rewarding!) and needs little to no explanation. I used the d-handled tools to get the material out of the bin that has been cooking, put the material into the sift, and then use my hands and the small hand tool to move the material around until all the good stuff falls into the waiting bucket and tarp. The stuff that won't sift gets added to the compost that's about to sit and cook.
Finally, I reassembled the new compost bin (the eater) and put the Papasan hat on the cooking bin.
And then…I took a shower and had a wee congratulatory sip of some spirits.


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Florida Virtual School (FLVS) and 360Ed, Inc., have announced the release of Conspiracy Code, the first in a series of online game-based courses. According to the announcement, these new courses, presented in 3D, combine proven instructional practices and academic content with the latest in online gaming tools to produce an engaging and active learning environment for high school students – 97% of whom are avid, self-proclaimed gamers. The first Conspiracy Code course to be released is for American history. The complete high school-level course fulfills a full credit of history and will be available in June 2009.
Conspiracy Code courses offer an original learning environment where students can strengthen higher-order thinking, written communication, problem-solving, and collaborative skills through:
o Playing engaging concept practice games
o Responding to a variety of question types
o Writing assignments and essays
o Completing authentic game-based assessments
o Participating in discussion based assessments
In the first Conspiracy Code course, FLVS and 360Ed, Inc. offer students an American history class where they will play as fictional characters in an espionage-themed adventure game set in the fictional metropolis of Coverton City. In the game/course, students must build their knowledge and understanding of American history in order to stop a vast conspiracy that is threatening to erase and change the course of history.
Besides an engaging story, detailed environments, and a diverse cast of characters, Conspiracy Code offers new educational technologies designed to improve retention and increase comprehension. Course features include the Data Map, a 3D visual mind-map with tags and keywords for each piece of historical information collected, which students populate with associations and complex relationships. Students strengthen their understanding of history by using unique tagging and through writing about information collected in the course note system. They also apply knowledge during interactive information modes, agent interrogations, and character interactions.
Conspiracy Code is built on a foundation of challenges and missions that allow students to learn progressively. Based on their own understanding of content and the use of clues—standards-based, historical data—students self-select their path and pace through the course. As they follow a sequential learning path, they master complex ideas before moving on to the next level or mission. Conspiracy Code offers students multiple communication mediums and a variety of sensory-type game play activities that enable the use of their strongest learning attributes to build higher order thinking skills.
Certified teachers are facilitators in Conspiracy Code courses and participate alongside students encouraging them, offering feedback and guidance, and challenging their comprehension of content through a variety of assessments. Student work is tracked and documented using a web-based Student/Teacher Interface (SiTi). This system collects information about the amount of time a students spends on assessments and evaluation, the student-to-student collaborations, and time on task within each mission. Using the information and tools embedded in the web-based communication system, teachers give students immediate feedback on progress, provide interventions if necessary, and offer positive encouragement as they work through the course.
The American history content meets state and national standards. Credit received from Conspiracy Code courses are transferable and will be accepted by a students' primary school transcript or on their home education portfolio. Additional information, including technical specifications, can be found online at www.flvs.net and www.360Ed.com. School officials interested in arranging a detailed demonstration of the American history course should send an email to Erik Sand at email@example.com.
Source: Florida Virtual School (FLVS), www.flvs.net


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Issue / Question
Generate a StageNow barcode to set System Settings to Reduce Access
Applicable To
All Zebra Android devices (MC32N0 Android, MC40, MC92N0 Android, TC51, TC55, TC56, TC70, TC75, TC70x TC75x, TC80, WT6000, ET50 Android, ET55 Android)
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StageNow is the fast and easy way to automate and error-proof staging of your Zebra Android-based mobile computer. Read More>>
1. Open StageNow Tool in Administrator mode.
2. Create new Profile. Select MX version 4.3. Read More>>
3. Select Xpert Mode then hit [Create]
4. Enter profile name. Example "ReduceAccess" then hit [Start]
5. Under Settings tab, select AccessMgr then hit [+]
6. Config tab should list AccessMgr. Hit [Add] to proceed
7. Operation mode default value is 'Single User without Whitelist'. Change this to 'Single User with Whitelist'. Read More>>
8. Then change System Settings Access to 'Reduced Access' from its default of 'Full Access'
9. Hit [Continue], review if needed then hit [Complete Profile>]
10. Test the completed profile.
11. From the Zebra Android device, launch the StageNow client.
12. Scan the barcode from step 10.
13. After the device has been successfully stage, close StageNow client.
14. At this point, the level of System Settings Access is configured for Reduced Access.


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There is no denying it; winter is coming! While for some it is a cause for celebrations, others do not feel so ecstatic about it. If you too want to feel the joy and glee of winter, first you must fix your roof. Especially if you love your house and consider it a home, fixing it is one of your main priorities.
Why Do We Constantly Have Roof Issues In Toronto?
It has everything to do with the harsh weather conditions. That being said, if you were to live in Africa, you would probably try to find a shelter from the Sun and the heat. This way we need to think about getting away from all the winter cold and snow. Luck us; we have so many roofers here in Toronto that it is safe to say that Roofers Toronto do their work as they are supposed to. Still, that does not mean that this will pass you by. The chances are that from time to time you will have to call someone to fix your roof.
Even if you do not have any problems, we would still suggest that you occasionally call a roofer Toronto so that they can make sure you do not have any underlying problems. It is also a very important matter for anyone who lives in this area to have a reliable roofer that they can call any time of day or night, as these issues can make serious damage to your home. Having all that in mind, you may be thinking of moving away to Florida, but just think of all the winter magic we can witness here in Toronto.
My Roof Is New; It Doesn't Need A Check Up
One of the common misconceptions is that if the roof is new, it does not need any checkups or fixes. It is not so. It goes without saying that older roofs are probably more complicated to keep in order, but that does not mean that your roof is okay just because it has been recently installed. Chances are you will still need to call roofer Toronto to check it out and see if everything is in order. Only after a thorough checkup will you be able to say that it is okay and needs no additional fixing.
For The Love Of Your Home And Family
This is something you should do if you care about your family, the expenses and your home. It will make the winter a lot less stressful if you were to do it at the right time, just before the snow season. But it will also make your home a lot more reliable and a true nest for the entire family to enjoy. If you would like to make some changes, however, you can also do it when the weather is warmer, let's say spring or summer. For any additional information consult your roofer Toronto, they will give you the best advice.


text: Hexagram News News from Hexagram network CALL FOR PROJECTS WINTER 2021 Hexagram-UQAM is launching its call for projects for winter 2021. The deadline to submit a proposal for a residency or group activity isnovember 2nd, 2020. We're welcoming a new general coordinator at Hexagram In the framework of the new 2020-2027 cycle of support received from the FRQSC, Hexagram will further its goals to develop and promote research-creation, by fostering collaborations with communities of research and practice. We are pleased to announce the appointment of Manuelle Freire as the new General Coordinator of the network. REC x radio atelier x Sympoïétiques REC spoke with several contributors of the SYMPOETICS web platform on CIBL 101.5 on the following topic: Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, several cultural events have to go digital. What does this turnaround imply for the creators involved ? New episodes on the REC podcast series REC met with Patricia Leavy, editor of the Handbook of Arts-Based Research (Guilford Press, 2018) and Louis-Claude Paquin, professor at the École des médias UQAM, to ask them six questions on the emergence, definition, methodologies, challenges and future of research-creation. Dr. Patricia Leavy is an independent sociologist, best-selling author and editor. She has published extensively in the field of qualitative and mixed methods research and is a leading proponent of Arts-Based Research (ABR). Using fiction-based research as one of her methods, she has published critically acclaimed novels, including the Candy Floss Collection, a 2020 edition of three of her previous social fiction books. Competition results 2020-2021 Fonds de recherche du Québec Société et culture At the end of April, the Fonds de recherche du Québec - Société et culture released the results of the evaluation of some 15 strategic clusters that applied for funding this fall. We are very pleased to announce that Hexagram has received a total of $1,827,000 in support over the next seven years, from 2020 to 2027. Indeed, in response to the current pandemic context, the Fonds de recherche du Québec has decided to support its many researchers for an additional year. We are extremely grateful for this support. Research-creation in confinement In just one month, the world for much of the planetary population has radically transformed. Daily life has ground to a halt. Political, economic, educational, medical, cultural and social systems have been upended. The old ways of living and doing have been suspended. The pause button has finally been pressed. Call for projects Hexagram-ELEKTRA 2021 The Hexagram network and ELEKTRA are pleased to announce a joint call for projects aimed at students and artist-researchers from the Hexagram network to exhibit at the Galerie ELEKTRA located in the heart of the Mile-End, a major support and dissemination centre for the artistic community. Since its opening in 2019, Galerie ELEKTRA's mandate is to create a space for aesthetic and discursive research through digital artistic production. In this context, the Hexagram-ELEKTRA partnership has for objective to encourage exchanges between cultural and academic communities in the field of digital arts. The selected projects will be part of the Galerie ELEKTRA's programming between January and December 2021. 2020 Laureates of the Hexagram grants It is with great pleasure that we present the laureates of the 2020 Hexagram Student Grant Competition. You will find here a summary of the supported projects. You will also have the opportunity to find out more about each of them at the very friendly Gala of Laureates to be held in December 2020! Call for projects CQAM + Element AI + Hexagram Deadline to apply: Friday, March 20, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Following the Artificial Intelligence in the Media Arts, Industry and Academic Community forum, the Conseil québécois des arts médiatiques (CQAM) is launching a call for projects to the arts community! Katja Davar et Michel Boulanger - Le paysage : visualisation alternative Jeudi 6 février 2020, 12h45-13h45 Pavillon Judith-Jasmin, UQAM Local J-7120, situé au 7e étage 405, rue Sainte-Catherine Est Métro Berri-UQAM. Entrée libre Le Programme ICI est ravi d'accueillir pour cette première conférence de l'année 2020 les artistes Katja Davar et Michel Boulanger dans le cadre de leur exposition These Rooms of Earth and Stones présentée à la Galerie de l'UQAM. 3 Field School opportunities All CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY program are OPEN to UNDERGRADUATE and GRADUATE STUDENTS from CONCORDIA and OTHER UNIVERSITIES to participate. FIELD SCHOOL to Manizales, COLOMBIA 2020. [3 credits] Appel à participation ISEA2020 : Prolongation de la période de soumission Date limite : 16 décembre 2019 ISEA2020 sera entièrement consacré à l'examen de la résurgence de la sentience – ressentir-sentir-créer du sens – dans l'art et le design récents, les études médiatiques, les études scientifiques et technologiques, la philosophie, l'anthropologie, l'histoire des sciences et le monde des sciences naturelles – notamment la biologie, les neurosciences et l'informatique. Milieux Bauhaus @ Concordia University From November 5th to 14th 2019 Milieux Insititue for Art, Culture and Technology A multidisciplinary celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus What if it was the 1920s, the world is a mess and a new kind of design thinking was all the rage? What if science and technological innovation was seen as key to social progress and culture and technology were hopelessly intertwined? Première mondiale du film « Les yeux de mon amour » aux RIDM Dimanche 17 novembre 2019 | 17h45 Cinémathèque québécoise - Salle Canal D Vendredi 22 novembre 2019 | 17h00 Cinémathèque québécoise - Salle Fernand-Seguin FILM DOCUMENTAIRE RÉALISÉ PAR RUI SILVEIRA RENCONTRES INTERNATIONALES DU DOCUMENTAIRE DE MONTRÉAL (RIDM) COMPÉTITION NOUVEAUX REGARDS Tous les quatre ans, on trouve un généreux jardin de fleurs de papier dans l'aride paysage de l'intérieur de l'Alentejo, au Portugal. Cet étrange mirage est rendu possible grâce aux habitants de Campo Maior qui se réunissent pendant des mois pour transformer leur village à l'image de leurs rêves. Uncommon Senses III: The Future of the Senses Call for proposals Uncommon Senses III: The Future of the Senses will be taking place May 1–4 2020 at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. Submissions are invited from scholars across the social sciences, humanities and arts interested in exploring the future of the senses in a changing world. The call for proposals closes on November 15 2019. Proposals will be peer-reviewed and decisions rendered in mid-December 2019. New partnership HEXAGRAM + FNC EXPLORE Hexagram Network is proud to be an official partner of Festival du Nouveau Cinéma (FNC) in the presentation of FNC EXPLORE a new portion of the festival dedicated to new and emerging technologies. Talks and workshops round out the section, helping us sharpen our critical gaze and inspiring new thinking. Hexagram at Touchdesigner Summit 2019 The 2019 edition of the Touchdesigner Summit ended just a few weeks ago. Hexagram is proud to have hosted this international event and to be part of the Touchdesigner community. Two Hexagram members also presented workshop and talks at the event, positionning the network as a key player in developping and sharing knowledge around this important tool for audio / visual creation. Chronique de Cynthia Noury sur la recherche-création sur ICI Première Le 8 août dernier Cynthia Noury, membre étudiante du réseau Hexagram, co-responsable du balado REC et nouvellement chroniqueuse pour l'émission Longueur d'Onde sur ICI première nous a offert une chronique sous le thème de la recherche-création. Lancement : Art performance, manoeuvre, coefficients de visibilité La genèse de l'art performance est constituée d'une multitude d'expérimentations transdisciplinaires qui ont remis en cause les modes d'existence de l'art. Prisée pour ses audaces souvent spectaculaires, la performance est aujourd'hui célébrée et présentée dans un grand nombre de lieux de diffusion de la culture. Colloque : Art public, sites et cultures numériques Le colloque «Art public, sites et cultures numériques / Public Art, Sites and Digital Cultures» se tiendra les 29, 30 et 31 mai à la Maison de la culture Côte-des-neiges et au Carrefour des arts et des sciences. Avec la participation de Jean Dubois, co-directeur réseau Hexagram et professeur à l'école des arts visuels et médiatiques de l'UQAM. Call for proposals : REⒸ – Radio Magazine on Research-Creation The preparation of REⒸ is ongoing as we're about to launch our first episodes.This radio magazine dedicated to research-creation is supported by the Hexagram Network and CHOQ.ca and is a unique space for discussion and dissemination of your projects. Calls for applications: Hexagram exhibition at Colloque Art, société et partage de savoir The Hexagram network is currently looking for staff to fill two temporary positions at an event to be held on the UQAM campus. We are looking for an exhibition mediator and a technician to ensure the smooth running of the activity, which will take place from May 15 to 17. Hexagram grants winners 2019 With the help of student grants, Hexagram wishes to provide concrete support to the research of its student members. Added to this is access to state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment, integration into the governance of its network, and training. This year again, about fifty projects were analyzed by a jury of members-researchers and an external expert. Behavioral Matter A series of events to explore the notion of "behavior" at the intersections of art, design and the sciences From February 23rd to April 14th, 2019 – Centre Pompidou, Paris In the framework of the exhibition "La Fabrique du Vivant" (cycle Mutations/Créations 3) How do we create out of inspiration from living systems? Un dernier au revoir à Chantal duPont Chantal nous a quittés cette semaine, quelques jours après avoir présenté une prodigieuse exposition au Cœur des sciences de l'UQAM. Malgré la fatigue d'un dur combat contre la maladie, elle était encore toute souriante comme à l'habitude. C'est ainsi que nous nous souviendrons d'elle, rayonnantes et déterminée. Hexagram network's 2019 programming announcement The Hexagram network is very pleased to announce its program of activities for the first half of 2019. With this programming, we express our desire to reach out to the academic community, the arts practice community and the general public. Launch of the Toolkit for Responsible Conduct in Research-Creation The Hexagram network is happy to announce the launch of the Toolkit for Responsible Conduct in Research-Creation. The latter proposes concrete tools to reflect upon research integrity issues (authorship, conflicts of interest, dissemination, evaluation, data management, etc.) in the specific context of research-creation. ReC : A new research-creation podcast Call for proposals Deadline Extension : January 14th 2019 Through ReC, we propose our listeners to follow us in the vibrant world of research-creation. Each episode of the series will address a current topic through a common question to illustrate how research practices that include the arts and creation are redefining our understanding of the production of knowledge in academia Call for applications from student members to join Hexagram's executive or programming committees The members of the Executive and Programming Committees wish to invite Hexagram student members to participate in the governance of the network. Participation in committees allows those who are part of them to engage in the reflection and implementation of Hexagram's mandates and projects. Hexagram Cartography : Preliminary results To the members of Hexagram and its wider community, Last spring, we launched a questionnaire on the themes, collaborations and research-creation practices within the Hexagram network. A majority of you answered this questionnaire and we thank you very much for participating in the exercise. Back from the Ars Electronica Festival The Hexagram delegation has returned from the Ars Electronica Festival during which the network presented the exhibition "Taking Care" at the Kunstuniversität in Linz. The exhibition was a great success with more than 2500 visitors and three exhibition venues: the Linz University of Art (Kunstuniversität), the Salzamt Gallery and the Deep Space 8K room in the Ars Electronica Center. Cocktail Ars Electronica Campus Exhibition On June 19 at La Chaufferie du Coeur des Sciences of UQAM, Hexagram held a cocktail with all selected artists and the organization team. During this evening, we presented the selected works for the exhibition and the prodution team. We also showed the spaces where the works will be installed. Ars Electronica Campus Exhibition 2018 official selection Hexagram Network is proud to present the official selection of Ars Electronica Campus Exhibition. This exhibition will take place in Linz (Austria) from September 5th to 11th 2018. We would like to take this opportunity to mention the excellence of received propositions from Hexagram members. In total over 80 submissions were evaluated by the Campus Exhibition selection committee. Grantees of the 2018 Hexagram competition With the help of student grants, Hexagram wishes to provide concrete support to the research of its student members. Added to this is access to state-of-the-art infrastructure and equipment, integration into the governance of its network, and training. This year again, about fifty projects were analyzed by a jury of members-researchers and an external expert. Follow Hexagram on Twitter A new way to keep up with Hexagram Network! Follow @HexagramNetwork on Twitter now to get updated on the Network's activites, news and audio/video content directly in your news feed. Follow us Hexagram members at CMMAS center, Mexico Last January a call was launched to collect project proposals for two audio creation residencies at the CMMAS center in Morelia, Mexico. This artistic residency follows the visit in Montreal of Rodrigo Sigal (Director, CMMAS) and Francisco Colasanto (Technical Director, CMMAS) who worked during 10 days on the 32-loudspeaker dome installed at the mezzanine of the Agora Hydro-Québec du Coeur des Sciences by HexagramUQAM. Équipe de coordination Ars Electronica Exposition "Campus" Annonce de la formation de l'équipe de coordination dans le cadre du projet Ars Electronica Exposition "Campus" 2018 Le réseau Hexagram est heureux d'annoncer l'embauche de cinq membres étudiants afin d'assurer la coordination du projet Ars Electronica Exposition "Campus". Call for applications ARS ELECTRONICA 2018 - CAMPUS EXHIBITION Hexagram Network is proud to announce that it will be presenting the campus Exhibition at Ars Electronica Festival in September 2018. This major event in Linz, Austria will put forward research-creation as it is being practiced by Hexagram members' works and methodologies. Open call for researcher Audio creation residency at CMMAS (Morelia, Mexico) Audio creation residency in Morelia, Mexico Hexagram Network has developed a partnership with the "Centro Mexicano para la Música y las Artes Sonoras" (CMMAS) as a cultural exchange in contemporary music and sound creation. Appels de candidatures (2 contrats) / Calls for applicants (2 contracts) English below Appel à candidatures : Mener une entrevue avec Dieter Mersch Le réseau Hexagram est à la recherche d'un(e) étudiant(e) ou d'un groupe d'étudiant(e)s afin de mener une entrevue avec Dieter Mersch. Canada Research Chair in Material Futures : Textiles Surface Structure Fibres The Department of Design and Computation Arts in the Faculty of Fine Arts at Concordia University invites applications for a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Material Futures : Textiles Surface Structure Fibres. We are seeking a designer, artist, engineer or scientist with recognized research and/or research-creation strengths in cross-disciplinary collaborative investigations into experimental textiles, fibre structures, bio or bio-inspired cloth, soft surface or responsive wearables, that specifically explore the interface between the body and the environment. Hexagram @ ZKM 2017-2018 Hexagram will be present at the ZKM | Center for Art and Media à Karlsruhe Open Codes - Living in Digital Worlds exhibition from October 20 2017 to August 5 2018. Laureates of Hexagram grants, Donna Legault and Julia Ghorayeb Zamboni will present their recent research and Christopher Salter, network co-director, the installation N-Polytope. Archée online magazine September 2017 issue REALIZED IN COLLABORATION WITH HEXAGRAM In this issue, André Éric Létourneau and Cynthia Noury meet with Sandeep Bhagwati, Jason Lewis and Gisèle Trudel and in the next issue with Jean Dubois and François-Joseph Lapointe, five artists whose approach is developed between research and creation through performative explorations using digital, biochemical and electronic technologies. MIAN / HEXAGRAM meeting 2017 Hexagram once again had the pleasure to welcome more than thirty guests from ELEKTRA's MIAN. During this informal meeting, Hexagram artist-researchers members are linked with broadcasters, curators and participating artists. This is a special and enjoyable time for meetings and discussions. A call for participation was sent to all our members (regular and students). 2017 Student grants recipients Since the beginning, researchers involved in Hexagram have sought to give concrete support to student members, whether by giving access to research equipment and infrastructure, governance integration, training or grants. Annually, more than fifty research-creation and internationalization projects are analyzed by a jury of researchers and an external expert. Quebec-Mexico exchange In 2016-2017, Hexagram and the Mexican Center for Music and Sonic Arts (CMMAS) will organize four artistic exchanges on music and sound.Following the initiative of Ricardo dal Farra and Sandeep Bhagwati, two Hexagram members, these exchanges will develop tangible cooperation between these organizations. Call for applicants – data entry assistant contract (closed) TasksIn collaboration with Hexagram's General Coordinator, the data entry assistant will extract and sort information from members-researchers CCV and fichier joint to integrate it to the annual report and eRegroupement data base (FRQSC). 2017 Hexagram Students members Grants Competition The annual Hexagram Student Grants competition is now launched! The application deadline is Monday, January 30th, 2017 at 5 pm. Detailed information and application forms are available on our website. Hexagram @ Research Sector Showcase Hexagram will be present at Concordia University Research Showcase, Wednesday, November 23, from 2pm to 4pm with members publications and the network's activities. Come drop by! Le circuit de Bachelard | A collaboration between UQAM & ÉTS Jean Dubois and Ghyslain Gagnon's latest collaboration is featured in Québec-Sciences Magazine. In this article, the researchers discuss links that enrich the disciplines of arts and engineering. While Jean Dubois states: "Interactive technologies engage the public like never before", students and engineering professors contributing to these interactive artworks discover, a new way to see their own discipline. Hexagram-UQAM Open House Hexagram-UQAM invites you to the tour of the antenna infrastructureOctober 18th at 3 pm 2016We will visit labs and you will also have the chance to discover projects from some of the artists – researchers. Welcome to all students curious to know more about Hexagram-UQAM. CQAM: Media Art University Labs tour CQAM invites you to the Montreal's Media Art University Laboratories tour in partnership with Hexagram! October 18th at 3PMWe will visit labs from Hexagram-Concordia and Hexagram-UQAM. You will also have the chance to discover projects from artists/researchers. Annual General Members Assembly The Annual General Members Assembly will take place on September 15, 2016, at 5:30 pm.Resource Center – EV 11.705Pavillon EV Concordia University1515 rue Sainte-Catherine West11th floorMontréal Concerted Action Responsible conduct in research-creationThe Hexagram network is please be part of a concerted action on responsible conduct in research-creation with a team of ethics and scientific integrity specialists from l'Université de Montréal. MIAN_2016 Hexagram once again had the pleasure to welcome more than thirty guests from ELEKTRA's MIAN. During this informal meeting, Hexagram artist-researchers members are linked with broadcasters, curators and participating artists. This is a special and enjoyable time for meetings and discussions. Student grants recipients Hexagram network wishes to acknowledge the work of all the students who participated in the 2015–2016 Student Grants Contest, as well as congratulating the laureates. Once again this year, there was an overwhelming response to this call for applicants which attests to the vitality of students research within the network. Student Grants 2015-2016 The annual Hexagram Student Grants program is now launched!The application deadline is Monday, January 18, 2016 at 5 pm. Detailed information and application forms are available on our website. Expanding Definitions of Glasswork Timothy Belliveau is the recipient of a Hexagram Research grant for Post Glass and Digital Craft, a project experimenting with 3D print and hot glass. His interest is to create research by generating objects and discussions that can expose our changing relationship to materials and work. Member's General Assembly 2015 The Hexagram Network's Annual Member's Assembly will be held Wednesday, May 6th, 2015 at 2 pm and will take place at the Concordia University fine arts auditorium. 1515 Ste-Catherine St. West, EV Building ground floor, room EV-1.615.Please submit your propositions for the agenda and any question about the network before April 9th. Hexagram Student Member Manuelle Freire visits SymbioticA Manuelle Freire has been awarded an internationalization student grant to pursue her residency at SymbioticA – The Centre of Excellence in Biological Arts, School of Anatomy Physiology & Human Biology at The University of Western Australia. 2014/15 Hexagram Student Member Grantees Hexagram is pleased to announce that the following students members have been awarded grants in 2014/15.Jury Members: Jean Décarie (president), Thomas Corriveau (UQAM), and Robin Dupuis (Media Artist; President of the Board of Directors, CQAM; Director, Perte de Signal) Information Workshop for CCV Updating your Canadian Common CV and filling out the attachment is a challenge? Maybe you have never created an account ?Hexagram requires Regular Members to update their CCV annually in order to maintain membership. Student members are also welcome to attend. Interview with Chris Salter The DEMO or Die event, which took place on March 20, 2014, featured researchers and practitioners from different fields and several universities in Montreal. | Photo courtesy of HexagramCheck out Hexagram: when art, technology and culture collide posted on January 21, 2015 | By: Tracey Lindeman Emerging Researchers' Symposium – Re-Create 2015 Deadline extended to February 15, 2015The next edition of the prestigious Media Art History – MAH Re-Create 2015 conference will be hosted by Hexagram in Montreal (Quebec, Canada), November 5 to 8. Interview with Gisèle Trudel Following an interview with Hexagram Co-Director Gisèle Trudel, Valérie Martin published the article Au cœur de la recherche-création in Actualités-UQAM.Photo: The project Tryphons by Hexagram member Nicolas Reeves. Credit: Mathieu Pothie Symposium Research as Practice North West Consortium Doctoral Training PartnershipOn January 23 2015, Co-Directors Chris Salter and Gisèle Trudel will present the Hexagram Network and their own individual research at the Research as Practice Symposium. Hexagram Student Grants 2014-15 The annual Hexagram Student Grants program is now launched!The deadline for applications is January 26, 2014, 4 pm.Grants are awarded every year to students whose supervisor or co-supervisor is a member of Hexagram. Re-Create 2015 – call for proposals RE-CREATE 2015 The 10th anniversary and sixth international conference on the histories of Media, Art, Science and TechnologyCall for Proposals now closed.Re-Create 2015, the sixth international Conference on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology will mark the 10th Anniversary of the Re conference series. Re-Create 2015 is devoted to exploring what theories, methodologies and techniques can be used to understand past, present and indeed, future paradigms of creative material practice involving technologies Media-N – call for papers What is Research-Creation?Special issue of Media-NDeadline for submissions November 15, 2014This special issue of Media-N: Journal of the New Media Caucus will explore the various permutations of the term "research-creation" in relation to the work and community linked to the Hexagram Network for Research-Creation in Media Arts, Design and Digital Culture. The main question for this thematic issue, "What is research-creation?" is not intended to produce a definitive statement.


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THE contest Huddersfield dared not enter has been won by Doncaster.
The South Yorkshire town impressed judges to top its category in the Yorkshire in Bloom contest.
Doncaster might not be a place linked with prettiness, but its floral appearance was praised as "tremendous".
Hanging baskets, containers and trees created a vibrant atmosphere in the town centre, said judges.
Flowerbeds on traffic roundabouts were "outstanding".
The judgement came after Huddersfield's entry to the Yorkshire in Bloom contest was scrapped in July, because the town centre was deemed too scruffy.
Town centre managers called off a visit by the judging panel in July because of extensive litter, graffiti and chewing gum.
Alison Campbell, assistant town centre manager, said it was counter- productive to even try.
Announcing the award winners, Yorkshire in Bloom organisers said they were impressed with the standard of entries.
Doncaster was judged the best in the category for places with populations between 100,000 and 200,000. Designs for its floral displays included St George on his horse, the Pilgrim Fathers' ship the Mayflower and the Mallard and Flying Scotsman locomotives, both built in Doncaster.
Children made a full team of flowerpot men in Doncaster Rovers colours, to celebrate the team's promotion back to the Nationwide Football League.
Yorkshire in Bloom chairman Maurice Baren said:
"Many communities recognise that Yorkshire in Bloom helps them to improve their quality of life.
"Floral displays and a much improved environment are seen as important factors in such work."
Brighouse came sixth in the section for towns with 35,000-100,000 people. Judges said quality blooms on traffic islands looked magnificent.
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My methods is, after 7 days of brining, I leave the bacon uncovered in the fridge to form pellicle overnight. Then I let it adjust to room temperature for at least 1 hour. Then I hot smoke it for 6 hours until internal temperature of 65°C (150°F). After smoking, I let them cool down in air conditioned room until cool enough to the touch, wrap them and let them rest in the fridge overnight. The next day I slice my bacon at 2 mm (~1/13") slightly thicker than the standard of 1.56mm (1/16").
Anyone know why my bacon shrink more when pan fried? is there anything I can do during bacon making process to limit shrinkage during frying?
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For this week's Eye on E-Commerce, we focus on British footwear and accessories designer Sophia Webster and the launch of her online shop boutique. Prior to debuting her collection for spring/summer 2013, Sophia worked as first assistant designer to Nicholas Kirkwood. Kirkwood promised to help launch Webster's brand if she worked for him for two years.
As a recipient of design awards from Conde Nast and the British Fashion Council, Webster's modern and fresh designs are highlighted in her online showplace. Visitors to the site are welcomed by bold prints, vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Sophia's witty and sophisticated stilettos, platforms, wedges and flats are currently available for purchase with accessories and baby shoes forthcoming.
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But, some of the interesting sites that still remain are the 16th century Fort Michelangelo and the Piazza Leandra along with some interesting hot spring baths from the Roman times.
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Carlos Santone (Blue King Brown)
Welcome to the best awards ceremony of the year… it's just a shame the weather wasn't going to help proceedings. The inaugural AIR Awards took place last night in Sydney at the beautiful Blacket Hotel (it's hidden away so I never knew how great a hotel it is). AIR is the Australian Independent Records Labels Association, and last night was organised to honour those Australian independent artists who had achieved so much in the past year. It would have all been perfect had the weather not decided to change and catch everyone completely off-guard. After sweltering in the Sydney heat for the past couple of days, the mercury dropped by about 10 degrees Celcius and a strong wind blew up as well – not helpful when the ceremony is held in an outside courtyard 9 storeys above the Sydney CBD.
Aside from the weather, everything else about this ceremony was fantastic. It was a great crowd and I met some lovely people. The food and drinks were top-notch – I ate my fair share of kebabs and drank quite a few beers. Former Triple J and current Vega FM radio DJ Angela Catterns was the host of the awards and although she didn't say a lot, she did a pretty good job. It's also the shortest awards ceremony I've been to – ever! I think all awards ceremonies should take a leaf out of AIR's book!
We were also treated to some amazing live performances from Gotye and The Basics, two of Who The Bloody Hell Are They's favourite bands (check out Jerry's review of last week's Gotye/The Basics Melbourne show here). It was great to watch two quality acts in such a small venue. Gotye was amazing as always, treating us to some songs off his album Like Drawing Blood during the middle of the awards. He was very relaxed and joked with the crowd. He played solo most of the time (just Wally on the drums and a backing track) but was joined by members of The Basics for the final song of his four-song set.
Once the awards were completed, The Basics, in all their 60s pop glory, entertained us with their catchy tunes, and they may well be the best dressed band in Australia. I was hooked when they opened with 'Rattle My Chain'; just a fantastic way to open a set. I was worried that the small PA and high winds would have affected the sound, but there was no problem at all. I got to meet Wally (aka Gotye) and Kris from The Basics, both of whom were fantastic guys. For anyone heading to Homebake on Saturday, seeing both Gotye and The Basics is a must.
Congrats to all at AIR for putting such a great awards ceremony. No doubt it will continue to grow over the years, but selfishly I hope it doesn't because it works so beautifully on a small scale. Anyway, here are the winners:
Best Performing Independent Album
Hilltop Hoods – The Hard Road
Best Performing Independent Single/EP
Blue King Brown – Blue King Brown
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Two groups in the community are joining forces at the Milbridge Public Library— a game club and a knitting group. Ed Latham is the organizer of the TableTop Game Club. He has been playing board games all his life. The games have gotten more expensive and more complicated. They involve more ways of thinking. It's nothing like your typical board game; not at all. These games play for many hours and were made in Europe.