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Users from RWE npower, Abbey and the Royal Borough of Kingston among others will address a range of issues including storage virtualisation, business continuity planning and the personalisation of storage policies. From the finance sector, Friends Provident's Martin Bruce will discuss the use of flexible virtualisation to manage increasing storage-related demands, while Swiss Life will case study effective storage use.
Also at the event, Mike Todd of retailer Eli Lilly will highlight how effective data management cuts costs. From a local government perspective, Robin Noble of the Royal Borough of Kingston will outline how he copes with the demand for continuous back-up. In addition, integrated panel sessions will explore the best approaches to improving operational efficiency.
The event will also feature developments in virtualisation (storing and accessing data from anywhere in an organisation at any time and across any system). Speakers will explore the realities of implementing virtualisation, and how far users can expect to slash back-up costs and secure valuable company data while also achieving compliance.
Delegates will also hear how far virtualisation is able to relieve legislative and regulatory demands by enabling users to pool and protect corporate archives.
End-to-end data management and control is another major area to feature at the event.
The continual upward growth of storage is attested in the Computer Weekly/KEW Associates IT User Spend Survey, which forecasts that users will spend a total of £3.2bn on storage this year, a growth of 8% on the £2.9bn spent in 2004. For corporate users, this storage boom is bringing increased demand for more efficient document administration.
To reflect this trend, Storage Expo is to launch a new addition for this year's show called Documation UK, an event specialising in the management of business content and information.
Storage Expo 2005 will take place at London's Olympia Exhibition Centre on 12-13 October.
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Skip to comments.In Dusty Archives, a Theory of Affluence
Posted on 08/08/2007 8:24:42 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
Gregory Clark, an economic historian at the University of California, Davis, believes that the Industrial Revolution â the surge in economic growth that occurred first in England around 1800 â occurred because of a change in the nature of the human population. The change was one in which people gradually developed the strange new behaviors required to make a modern economy work. The middle-class values of nonviolence, literacy, long working hours and a willingness to save emerged only recently in human history, Dr. Clark argues. Because they grew more common in the centuries before 1800, whether by cultural transmission or evolutionary adaptation, the English population at last became productive enough to escape from poverty, followed quickly by other countries with the same long agrarian past... Dr. Clark said he set out to write his book 12 years ago on discovering that his undergraduates knew nothing about the history of Europe. His colleagues have been surprised by its conclusions but also interested in them, he said. "The actual data underlying this stuff is hard to dispute," Dr. Clark said. "When people see the logic, they say 'I don't necessarily believe it, but it's hard to dismiss.'"
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
Archaeoblog had a lead about this.
A Farewell to Alms:
A Brief Economic History
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I remember when my fist Econ professor ask how I enjoyed my first Economic Science class I told him he hhad a alot of gall to call it a science.
The Birth of Plenty:
How the Prosperity of
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Well, it is the dismal science.
I thought wealthier nations had fewer children...
There's a FReerider Ping in here somewhere.
Nations with a steady food surplus will generally wind up wealthier, both in terms of cash cash cash and culture. The only sustainable economy is one based on surplus.
The full article also discusses a possible genetic basis for the behaviors, making this a possible genetic archaeology ping. ;') Click the pic' for the "pagewanted=all" printer friendly version.
This author needs to consider the political landscape, however. The rise of wealth among the general population is the result of freedom, not necessarily family.
Agrarian societies were primarily feudal societies with a very rigid social structure. As more towns and trades formed, and the more power was vested in the citizenry rather than the noble class, the more society prospered.
This author missed a big part of what was right under his nose.
This is nonsense. For starters, Malthus was wrong. Population collapses were far more likely to take place due to disease and/or war than because there were too many people for the food supply.
Secondly, it is entirely possible that rich people had more surviving children because it was the high number of family members all working together in the family business (or on the family farm) that made them rich in the first place.
And as for the change in murder rates, you can't discuss that credibly without getting in to England's "Bloody Code" that made almost any crime a hanging offense. THAT likely really did have an effect on the overall gene pool.
Kind of interesting that the Industrial Revolution happened in Britain began around the time of the Napoleonic Wars just like the Industrial Revolution in America happened around the time of our Civil War.
This isn't going to sit well with the social-control crowd.
What will they tax to mutate genes back to the cave?
It's been said that the lathe was the first self-replicating tool.
This is nonsense. For starters, Malthus was wrong.Of course Malthus was wrong, and has always been wrong. Malthusianism is the inciting idea behind ecoterrorism, animal rights, the global warming scams, carbon credits, colonialism, and every other claim that there's a pie of a limited size, and that the slices can only get just so thin before revolution and collapse.
They're going to take genes away from us for our own good.
:') The US was already in the throes of the Industrial Revolution, not far behind the UK. What the Civil War did was hit the gas (to use a later metaphor). Many troops in the Civil War were moved by train over rail lines which already existed. The telegraph was already in existence. Here and there were advances in war technology and tactics. By 1868, the Monitor-style ironclad had been copied by (at least) Russia and Brazil (!). Worldwide, a great many new keels were laid as a consequence of the US Navy.
A similar transformation happened as a consequence of WWII — the US went from being a major power to being one of the two major powers, with nuclear weapons, and a military and technological R&D that had never before been seen. And the economy was not bad either. The process of urbanization has always been around, even in the US and the former colonial period. Movement off the farms and into factories began nationwide around the time of WWI. In 400 years we've gone from being practically 100 per cent agrarian to being maybe 2 per cent agrarian. It's astonishing.
The rise of wealth among the general population is the result of freedom...I agree. And the Black Death helped lead to that.
I would blame the Magna Carta, myself.
"This is nonsense....."
It is nonsense on stilts.
One of the author's key assumptions in seeking out a materialistic and mechanistic explanation for the Industrial Revolution is that institutions didn't change much from the economically stagnant period until the the onset of the Industrial Revolution. This assumption is demonstrably and almost laughably false.
One of the titanically biggest institutional changes that occurred with onset of the Industrial Revolution occurred in the private banking and governmental financing areas (see Nial Ferguson's book "The Cash Nexus"). A hypothetical Rip Van Winkle who woke up 100 year after the onset of the Industrial Revolution would be stupefied by the variety of new financing techniques that had been developed.
The development of the Industrial Corporation as an autonomously funded entity along with the development of private capital markets in which the securities of these newly created corporate securities could be purchased and traded was one of the indisputable keys to the development of the Industrial Revolution in the Christian West.
It is worth noting that the concurrent economic stagnation of the Islamic World was related to the lack of such private securities markets and is directly attributable to the prohibition in Islamic theology against the charging of interest.
Leave it to an academic to come up with materialistic explanation of a cultural phenomena when a more compelling but politically incorrect explanation is available.
Nations with a steady food surplus will generally wind up wealthier, both in terms of cash cash cash and culture. The only sustainable economy is one based on surplus.
Before this time, a farmer could raise only about 10% more food than he and his family consumed, thus limiting the population size in general and the percentage of the population that could live in the cities. Then, when the weather turned bad one year out of 30 or so, a famine swept Europe and killed off as much as 30% of the population.
But potatoes were happy to grow in the rainy weather that left wheat fields sparse. This did two things - it allowed more people to move to the cities (and mines and smelters ...) and still get fed with a surplus of food, and it eliminated the devastating impact of the wet years that previously led to sparse wheat harvest and thus famine (because the potatoes could grow very well in that environment).
Just another example of a specialist looking only at his specialty, rather than than the entire picture.
:') Nice analysis.
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Having kids is messy work! I don't need to tell you that because surely if you are a parent, you have had your child break, tear or shred up something of yours. If not yet, it will happen I'm sure of it.
Last month, I shared some hilariously bad photos from Sh*t My Kids Ruined.com that highlighted just how much trouble kids can get into. It happens to the best of kids and to the best of parents — frustrating none the less.
My kids have this motto that they've learned from me, since I am terribly klutzy, "Accidents always happen". Not sometimes, but always. It's inevitable. With one pair of adult eyes, 3 curious brains and 6 quick-acting hands, we can have our back turned for a minute and all heck can break loose. Our stuff just isn't always safe with young and curious kids around.
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Permanent Marker on Car 1 of 10The Problem: Unsupervised for 2 minutes and the kid decided to go all Picasso on your car.
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Green Bay — No man is an island, but Darrelle Revis comes close.
In fact, the New York Jets' lockdown cornerback refers to the patch of turf he defends each week against top National Football League receivers as "Revis Island" because the Jets almost never roll defensive help his way.
Coach Rex Ryan calls Revis the best cornerback in the game and hasn't backed down from his assertion that Revis, and not Green Bay Packers cornerback Charles Woodson, should have been the 2009 NFL defensive player of the year.
"As much as I respect Charles Woodson, I just thought the year that Darrelle Revis had, I'd never seen anything like it," Ryan said Wednesday in a conference call with reporters. "I'd only been around football all my life and I'd never seen anybody have that kind of year."
Among the many things that have to go right for the injury-depleted Packers (4-3) to upset the Jets (5-1) on the road Sunday is that their receivers must win their share of one-on-one battles with Revis and the Jets' other outstanding cornerback, Antonio Cromartie.
"They're very talented guys," said the Packers' James Jones. "They understand the game of football. It's going to be tough because they're smart. At the same time, it's man on man. You don't want to sit here and say they're going to get the best of you. It's going to come down to man on man."
Ryan is a former defensive coordinator known for being loud, brash and cocky and his persona has rubbed off on the swaggering Jets. They play an aggressive, attacking defense and blitz as much as any team in the league. That often leaves Revis (5-foot-11, 198) and Cromartie (6-2, 203) in man coverage.
"The Jets probably do more exotic blitzes than you're (normally) going to see," said Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. "They bring different types of pressure and different types of coverages than you see on a normal basis. It's an unusual opponent."
Revis, limited by a hamstring pull the last two games, is "100% and ready to roll," according to Ryan.
"I mean, I'm playing this week," Revis said. "That's what everybody needs to know."
He had a phenomenal year in 2009, holding New England's Randy Moss to nine catches for 58 yards and one touchdown in two games; Buffalo's Terrell Owens to 6-44-0 in two games; and Houston's Andre Johnson to 4-35-0 in one game.
He also intercepted a career-high six passes. It was no coincidence that the Jets led the NFL in total defense and allowed just eight touchdown passes.
"Anybody that watched us play knows the type of thing that we did with (Revis)," Ryan said. "We totally rolled coverage away from him. We put him in a tough situation every single down and the kid just responded."
Asked to recall the last time the Jets gave him help in coverage, Revis laughed and said, "I don't know."
"I think you've got to be aware of where he's at," Rodgers said. "I think it's going to be interesting to see the way they play us, if they put Darrelle on Greg (Jennings) or Antonio on Greg and Darrelle on somebody else.
"At some point we're probably going to have to throw over at Darrelle and hope he doesn't make a play."
Cromartie, acquired in a trade with San Diego in March, has extremely long arms and great speed (4.37) and often matched up with the opposing team's top receiver while Revis battled through his injury.
"You've got a taller, lankier guy," said Jennings, who leads the Packers with 390 receiving yards and five touchdowns. "I've played against Cromartie before. He's extremely long so you've got to be a little careful with him getting his hands on you."
Rodgers said it was possible the Jets would play more coverage than anticipated, as the Minnesota Vikings did Sunday.
"The Jets do bring pressure," he said. "But I think if you watch our games this year against common opponents, Miami and Buffalo, those teams played a lot of two-shell and didn't bring a lot of pressure and had some success.
"So I think they've got to look at that."
Perhaps, but the Jets take pride in their identity as an attacking defense and are confident that when they bring pressure Revis and Cromartie will win their matchups. They're not going to sit back in Cover-2 all game.
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When: 3rd Wednesday of the month
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
October 19, 2016: Unbroken: a World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand
November 16, 2016: Alexander Hamilton by Richard Brookhiser
The Afternoon Book Club meets in the library's 2nd floor Reading Room. Please call the Reference staff at 724.941.9430, ext. 3270 for more information.
When: 2nd Wednesday of the month
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
October 12, 2016: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
November 9, 2016: Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell
December 14, 2016: I'll Be Seeing You by Suzanne Hayes
January 11, 2017: Station Eleven by Emily St. John
February 8, 2017: The Nest by Cynthia D'Aprix
March 8, 2017: Planning Meeting
April 12, 2017: Blackberry Winter by Sarah Jio
May 10, 2017: Icy Sparks by Gwyn Hyman Rubio
June 14, 2017: The Obituary Writer by Ann Hood
July 12, 2017: Aftertaste: a Novel in Five Courses by Meredith Mileti
August 9, 2017: The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
The Evening Book Club meets in the library's 2nd floor Reading Room. Please call the Reference staff at 724.941.9430, ext. 3270 for more information.
When: Last Tuesday of the month
Time: 1:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
October 25, 2016: Desperate by Daniel Palmer
November 29, 2016: Nature of the Beast by Louise Penny
January 31, 2017: Accused by Lisa Scottoline
February 28, 2017: Murder in Time by Julie McElwain
The Mystery Book Club meets in the library's 2nd floor Reading Room. Please call Peter Stamoolis at 724.941.9430 ext. 5767 for more information.
When: Every Wednesday
Time: 9:15 - 10:30 a.m.
Where: Cafe Lee on the 2nd floor
Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. For ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.
Every Monday: 7:00 - 8:45 p.m.
1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
The Writer's Workshop focuses on writing for children and teenagers. Anyone with an interest in joining is asked to contact Pat Easton at firstname.lastname@example.com. Both fiction and non-fiction are acceptable as well as work for the magazine or book market industry.
When: Every 3rd Wednesday of the month
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Ages: 16 and up
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Come one, come all, come bead! Bring your UFO's (unfinished beaded "objects"), or begin a new project. Sit and bead in the company of other bead fanatics. Help is available, if needed. Facilitated by Karen Krohner of Beads 2 Wear. Walk-ins welcomed!
When: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Are you interested in learning how to save money in your monthly budget? Then the Peters Township Public Library Coupon Club is for you! Join is as we meet to swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons, and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. It's always a fun, profitable evening with the Coupon Club! Register at the library's circulation desk.
When: Every Monday
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Facilitator: Cathy Layton
Join us at the library for all things crochet! Bring your new or unfinished projects to work on while spending time with others who share your interest. The club is not intended for beginners - for those wanting to learn how to crochet, please consider attending an Introduction to Crochet class offered periodically (usually in September, October, April and May) throughout the year.
When: 2nd Tuesday of the month
Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Cathy Pigford
Interested in learning more about your roots? Join us for an informal gathering as we share resources, information and methods for exploring your family's history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! Register at the library's circulation desk.
When: 3rd Monday of the month
Time: 7:00 - 8:45 p.m.
Are you interested in learning to live lightly on the planet? If so, please join us for our next GO Green Club meeting. The mission of the PTPL GO Green Club is to provide the community with educational resources through programs, library materials, and volunteer activities to help create a more environmentally- friendly and responsible lifestyle. Please email the library at email@example.com if you plan on attending. If you do not have email, you may register at the library's circulation desk.
Check out our "Living the Green Life" blog for "green" library programs and other green links.
When: 2nd Wednesday of the month, September - May
Time: 7:00 - 8:45 p.m.
Cost: $15.00 (annual dues)
The Western Pennsylvania Lensshooters Photography Club meets in the library on the second Wednesday of every month except June, July and August. The club, begun in 1981, is dedicated to providing a forum where members can learn from guest speakers and from other members techniques to improve their photography -- both film and digital. An annual juried exhibition provides an opportunity for members to display their photographic skills. Annual dues for the calendar year are $15.00, payable in January to the club treasurer. Please click here to see the most recent copy of Western Pennsylvania Lensshooters.
When: 3rd Tuesday of the month
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Facilitator: Richard Landa
Remember being trapped indoors last winter? This season you can spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. How? Join our Stamp Club! Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests.
For more information please call Richard Landa at 412.653.0229. Register at the library's circulation desk.
Wii SPORTS FOR ADULTS
When: Every Wednesday
Time: 10:30 a.m - Noon
Do you love to golf or play tennis but don't want to deal with the weather? Like to bowl but not keen on lifting a heavy bowling ball? Stay active in the comfort of the Peters Township Public Library. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Peters Township teens will walk you through the use of the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it at try! No registration required -- just drop in!
When: Last Wednesday of the month
Time: 11:30 a.m - 1:00 p.m.
Facilitator: George Dvorznak
Join us for a monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. Participants meet to share their knowledge accumulated over the years through personal experience, reading, historical programs, and other resources.
Register at the library's circulation desk or call 724.941.9430 to register. For more information, please call the Reference Desk at 724.941.9430 ext. 327.
MARATHON BRIDGE (Now held in the Peters Township Community Room)
When: 1st Tuesday of the month (September - May)
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE (Now held in the Peters Township Community Room)
When: 3rd Tuesday of the month (September - May)
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Please contact Joan Knoll at 724.743.1767 for more information about the Bridge programs.
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October / November 2016
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The Social Enforcement of Morality
William A. Edmundson
Georgia State University College of Law
July 17, 2003
Morality is often depicted as a structure consisting of two concentric spheres: an outer sphere and an inner. The outer sphere is composed of moral requirements whose violation exposes the actor to some permissible social sanction. The inner sphere, in contrast, is composed of moral requirements whose violation is no one else's business, and which are exposed to no permissible sanction at all, other than those brought to bear by the actor's conscience or with the actor's consent. This work-in-progress examines and repudiates this seductive picture.
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To the editor:
On the last weekend of August, we joined almost 100 Kentuckians from Lexington (12 buses altogether from Kentucky), on a trip to Washington DC to attend the Glenn Beck "Restore Honor" rally at the Lincoln Monument. It coincided with the 47th anniversary of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech at the same location.
An elderly man walked into my office several years ago demanding that I tell him why I would print his grandson's DUI in the paper.
I hadn't been editor long, but I knew the answer.
"It's public record," I said. "We print records without exception."
He leaned into my desk from where he towered above me, pointed his finger in my face and declared... "This place ain't nothin' that a can of gas and match wouldn't take care of."
On a dark and cloudless Saturday night, while participating in a glow ball golf tournament at the Cynthiana Country Club, I started counting my many blessings:
It was dark.
No one had a camera.
My foursome was made up of family.
I didn't need an ambulance to carry me off the course.
And, it was blessedly, totally, undeniably dark.
OK. This is the story I'm going with and sticking to.
In honor and memory of Apollo.
In response to the "rumors and gossip" column in the Aug. 19 edition of the Democrat, I feel it is time to get "just the facts." There is a laundry list of "facts" which cannot be ignored or swept under the rug as the column reported.
Lately I've been fascinated by stories of people who grew up in church and now have abandoned the denominations of their youth, and sometimes church altogether.
In a very funny memoir, "Mennonite in a Little Black Dress," Rhoda Janzen writes about having to wear frumpy skirts, granny panties and doilies on her head and eating lots of potatoes.
It won't be long before we'll be back in a voting booth this November.
Several state, county and city positions will be on this year's ballot, including seats for our state senator, state representative, county judge-executive, magistrates, mayor and city commission.
To say it's an important election would be an understatement.
And so, here at The Cynthiana Democrat, we want your help.
In local elections such as the upcoming one this fall, no one knows the candidates better than those of us who live, work and play beside them.
The one thing I missed most while I was away at college was the country.
I longed for tall trees, running horses, plank fences and one-lane roads.
Anytime I was home for a long weekend or break, I was content to drive around Harrison County with my windows down, enjoying the sweet stench of hay and cow manure.
Perhaps the smell reminds me of my childhood years on a farm with my farmer father.
My nephew said it best after suffering from a strong whiff of cow poop one afternoon.
"Smells like Papaw Dunny," he said.
He was right.
Copyright © 2016
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Paul lives in a small village in Sussex with his wife, Laura, and their daughter. He spends as much time as he can not doing housework and pretending his small garden really does require a large, gas powered BBQ.
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Love brings hope to Next Act Theatre's 'Grace'
When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
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Five singers declared winners in local Met Opera auditions
Five singers were selected by judges to advance to the next round at Saturday's Wisconsin District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
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The developers of Rafael Viñoly's 432 Park Avenue skyscraper in New York have released photographs that show the facilities shared by residents of the skinny tower (+ slideshow). More »
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Rafael Viñoly apologises for comments on 432 Park Avenue skyscraper "screw-ups"
Architect Rafael Viñoly has sent Dezeen a public letter apologising for comments he made about the interior design of his supertall New York skyscraper. More »
Viñoly admits "screw-ups" with 432 Park Avenue tower in New York
Architect Rafael Viñoly has spoken out about problems with his 432 Park Avenue skyscraper in Manhattan, currently the tallest residential tower in the western hemisphere. More »
Rafael Viñoly completes circular bridge spanning a Uruguayan lagoon
Architect Rafael Viñoly has completed a ring-shaped road bridge that stretches across a lagoon on Uruguay's southern coast (+ slideshow). More »
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Instagram users have captured dramatic images of 432 Park Avenue, the super-tall tower in Manhattan by Rafael Viñoly Architects that is set to open this year. More »
Wave of super-tall towers in Manhattan sparks protests over shadows
New Yorkers are speaking out against a rash of super-tall skinny skyscrapers by architects including SHoP and Robert AM Stern, which they say will overshadow Central Park. More »
Rafael Viñoly unveils designs for pair of Chicago skyscrapers
New York-based Rafael Viñoly Architects has conceived a pair of residential towers for Chicago's growing South Loop neighbourhood, on a site overlooking a park. More »
"Massive, horrible and unavoidable"
Opinion: when the Tour Montparnasse was built in Paris, its residents were so appalled they banned all high-rises. Londoners should do something similar in the wake of Rafael Viñoly's walkie talkie, says Owen Hatherley. More »
Rafael Viñoly reveals plans for the "largest green roof in the world" in Silicon Valley
Architect Rafael Viñoly has unveiled plans to convert an ageing shopping centre in California's Silicon Valley into a vast development featuring the world's largest roof garden (+ slideshow). More »
Walkie Talkie blamed for powerful downdraught on London streets
Rafael Viñoly's Walkie Talkie skyscraper in London has once again become a subject of controversy, following reports that its curved facade is channelling gusts of wind strong enough to knock people over. More »
Work resumes on Viñoly's 432 Park Avenue
tower after complaint of falling debris
News: construction of Rafael Viñoly's 432 Park Avenue skyscraper in New York – the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere – was temporarily halted following a complaint about falling construction material. More »
Sky Garden opens at the top of
Rafael Viñoly's Walkie Talkie
News: the viewing terraces opened today at the top of Rafael Viñoly's so-called Walkie Talkie skyscraper in London, pictured in these exclusive images by photographer Edmund Sumner (+ slideshow). More »
"We made a lot of mistakes with this building"
says Walkie Scorchie architect Viñoly
News: architect Rafael Viñoly has admitted he knew the facade of his curvy Walkie Talkie skyscraper in London would focus an intense beam of sunlight onto a neighbouring street, but says that he "didn't realise it was going to be so hot". More »
CGI artist predicted "Walkie Scorchie"
effect a year ago
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in New York" - Wall Street Journal
Dezeen Wire: plans have been unveiled for a 425-metre-high skyscraper designed by architect Rafael Viñoly for New York's Park Avenue, which will become the tallest residential tower in the USA if built - The Wall Street Journal
While buildngs over 300 metres are currently classed as "super-tall", the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in Chicago published a report at the end of last year announcing "the era of the mega-tall tower" and predicting the 20 tallest buildings in the world by the year 2020 - more details in our earlier Dezeen Wire story.
See more stories about Rafael Viñoly here, including the interview we filmed with the architect about the golden arts centre he completed in September last year.
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Firstsite by
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a financial institution that sells insurance
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Seating is limited. Please call 781-837-3088 by June 22nd to reserve a seat. The suggested donation is $5 as this is a fundraiser for the Marshfield Historical Society. Refreshments at 1:30pm.
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The hotel & restaurant Maria Montes is located in the city of Barahona in the southwest of the Dominican Republic, on the Caribbean coast.
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Throughout Barahona, there is no hotel with the quality and service of this hotel, their food service is excellent. Including the director is very courteous to their customers. I hope to return soon and share with them in such a pleasant atmosphere. atte. Marino Luis Avila. Santo Domingo, R. D.
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I was with my girlfriend in this hotel, and I was actually very pleased. I spent unforgettable moments, because he was always clean and everything in order. And with my girlfriend, I was very happy. With ideal temperature for rest and sleep. Nights Unforgettable (happiness).
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It's a respectable profession, certainly, but the wage isn't that good, although it's still decent.
Regardless, your primary concern when choosing a job shouldn't be money, it should be whether you enjoy it or not.
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is this a respectable profession to enter?
This site suggests the average wage in 2008 was £39,393. I would think it is substantially lower than this - almost £40k just seems too high.
Work in Singapore... my teacher's earn loads, so much so that my tutor is building a holiday home in Australia.
Also the holidays would be awesome.
(Original post by M_E_X)
This site suggests the average wage in 2008 was £39,393. I would think it is substantially lower than this - almost £40k just seems too high.
Depends what areas you're teaching in and some subjects which are in demand for teachers get paid more.
(Original post by yosrush)
That doesn't seem right, The teachers in my school earn between 25-30k, a little more if they're deputy head, even more if guidance staff/management staff.
(Original post by M_E_X)
How do you know?
in the uk not so much - but i know quite a few who have gone abroad to teach and are raking it in.
However in britain in ranges from about £20k-40k. With SMT earning about £40-55k, then headteachers about £60-80k
as far as i know it starts at around 19k and then moves up each year as you teach more and then obviously being head of department etc. will earn you more
(Original post by yosrush)
We ask, very relaxed atmosphere in our school.
Seems kinda crazy to be able to say "the teachers earn between X and Y" without any sort of figures or anything to back it up.
(Original post by yosrush)
That doesn't seem right, The teachers in my school earn between 25-30k, a little more if they're deputy head, even more if guidance staff/management staff.
I believe they all start on approx £20,000 pa, moving up over the next 6 years to about £30,000. After that they can go up to £35,000 but have to justify this with performance reviews etc. If they're management, they get more depending on the responsibility.
SMT get far more - I their lowest is £35,000 which can potentially go up to £100,000 (here).
Essentially its a salary in the twenty thousands if you're just a teacher.
The starting salary is £20,600 at the moment (outside of London). There's London weighting for fringes, outer and inner London, inner London is £25,000.
Going off the outside London teachers, they are on a payscale from £20,600 to £30,100.
You get more money if you get other responsibilities, head of department, head of year, responsibility for pastoral care or sections of the curriculum etc. Those positions have salaries of their own of a few thousand which go on top of your other pay.
Senior management get paid higher, possibly £40-50k for deputies, headteachers going up to £100k.
Headships pay well and its a goal of many teachers to get there however for job security it's like being a football manager, any slippages or problems with the schools performance and the LEA tend to have a quickfire approach to headteachers. I remember talking to a few of the teachers at my school about what they thought of it as a career and they said that they'd gone in hoping to end up as a head but when they'd seen what the head's job involved they were happy to stay out of it.
In comparison with other professions teaching is similar to other public services - police/fire service/ armed forces/ navy. Its going to be lower than lucrative private sector professions like finance and law. On the other hand the job security is better especially if you are a teacher of a shortage subject (Maths/Science/Modern Languages) and you get a good pension. The holidays are also obviously much longer than most others, out of 365 days in a year teachers work 195 days, 190 days the school is open and 5 training days.
My Mum is a teacher so I know a little about this...
You get an average salary when you start a job. And then you get extra bonuses depedning what else you do.
So for example, if you're head of a subject you get more. Then you get extra for taking on other responsibilities.
My Mum is a head of year and a normal teacher and gets just over £40k.
My friends Dad is a headteacher and he earns over £100k a year and its not even a private school.
A starting salary for a new teacher coming out of training is just above £20k. This slowly goes up and an average salary is between £25k-£32k. Then you get any extras on top of that.
Plus, teachers get very good pensions and very good holidays.
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This site suggests the average wage in 2008 was £39,393. I would think it is substantially lower than this - almost £40k just seems too high.
If you want to know the avaerage for a secondary school teacher with no special responsibilities, I belive it's around £25,000, for an NQT it's a bit lower however.
You could try this website: http://www.connexions-direct.com/Job...eContentID=765
my headteacher earns something like 70K
and teachers from about 25K
It really depends on their role at the school. Head of maths for example will earn a lot more than a newly qualified teacher who has no extra responsibilty. And your pay goes up gradually anyway. A head of department who has been working for a while can earn up to around 55k. Head teachers can get around 100k or more.
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The Museum is proud to have the Ilyushin Il-2 in its collections, as one of the few large artifacts in the Museum's possession associated with the Soviet Air Force in World War II. Once on exhibition, the plane will close a large void in the Museum's presentation. But before the Shturmovik can enter the workshop, we have to learn as much as possible about the aircraft and its history.
At the Museum's Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration, and Storage Facility, a unique aircraft is waiting for restoration: the Soviet Ilyushin Il-2. Barely known in the West, the Il-2 Shturmovik played an essential role in defeating the Nazi...
STEM in 30 host Beth Wilson talks with the creator of the Klingon language, Marc Okrand, on how to create an alien language.
At the Museum we're fortunate to host many of the nation's aerospace icons. This was certainly the case earlier this year when Gemini 10 and Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins was on hand for our 2016 John H. Glenn Lecture,...
Long before your laptop computer and the computers that took us to the Moon, there was another type of computer. In the early 20th century, women who made calculations and reduced astronomical data were known as "computers." The hours were long and the pay was minimal. Their calculations, however, laid important groundwork for future astronomers and led to some of the most important astronomical discoveries.
Ask A Curator Day 2016 - Questions and Answers
Ever wondered how we move objects, what's not on display that we'd like to exhibit, or what rocks from the Moon feel like? #AskACurator Day on Twitter is your chance to get those burning questions answered about aviation, spaceflight, planetary science and more. Here is a selection of questions and answers that we will update throughout the day on September 14, 2016.
Tomorrow is Ask a Curator Day. From 8:00 am to 4:00 pm take to Twitter and ask us your most burning questions—include @airandspace and #AskACurator in your tweet. We'll have curators, researchers, archivists, and museum specialists ready to answer your questions. What's our favorite object? How do we move airplanes? What are we researching? We have answers.
This week the 53rdNational Championship Air Races will be taking place just outside Reno, Nevada. Besides the racers and teams that have made the event the world's fastest motorsport, fans and spectators are an important part of the culture of air racing and we've been researching their place in that exciting history. If you're a Reno air racing fan, we're asking you to donate your most-loved t-shirt, jacket, hat, or buttons related to the races to our collection.


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