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When Thuy Vo Dang's Vietnamese-refugee family arrived in Santa Ana in the 1980s—after stops in Malaysia, the Philippines and Buffalo, New York—she learned that local whites had given a name to them, as well as the other immigrants who'd fled Ho Chi Minh's communist takeover of South Vietnam to land in Hazard Avenue apartments.
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There is also no evidence to suggest a review of internationally accepted criteria is part of the evaluation.
The Independent Safety Review released its assessment of the processes and procedures followed by the former Glenn Inquiry director Ruth Herbert last week. An executive summary, a TV interview and a few press releases offer the wider public a glimpse into the review's findings.
In essence, the review states that the data systems at the inquiry are fundamentally sound and all participants, past and future, can be reassured of its robustness. There have been limitations, largely because of the failings of the processes of the previous regime, but these have now been fixed.
As a former member of the Think Tank, and especially as a member of the panels that interviewed women in the community, I am concerned by this conclusion, as much as I am by the logic and approach that led to it.
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Much has been made of the fact that there wasn't a centralised body to store the data from the participants and this is, no doubt, going to be a strategy to enhance safety in the future.
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Given also that there is significant turnover in organisations, this information is passed on without care or feeling of who provided it in the first place.
What Ms Herbert was trying to set up was an inquiry process that was woman-centred, not organisation-focused.
The processes Ms Herbert employed aimed to embed personal responsibility between the panel member receiving information and the survivors giving it.
Panel members were required to honour and respect personal data, no matter what happens to the organisational structure or staff movement. To this end, she set up Protocols for Data Collection where every interviewing panel member was given kaitiakitanga or guardianship of the data.
The protocols set out a contract between the interviewer and the interviewee that promised that only the scribe for the interview would have the sole recording of the audio of the interview, and that the recording would be deleted once its purpose was complete, namely, writing up of the reports. This is an innovative methodology for domestic violence, especially in the large scale organisational setting in which the Glenn Inquiry is being undertaken. It also draws on Maori values of kaitiakitanga, rendering it particularly unique.
To date, there have been four members who have participated in the interviews of the 250 women. Regardless of our presence or withdrawal from the Think Tank, we have been committed to our obligations under the protocol and have held the data in our safe keeping, ensuring its safety and that it has only been used for the purpose for which it has been collected.
There is no mention of the protocols in the review document, and it appears that its authors, unfortunately, do not recognise the merits of this approach.
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Nowhere in the executive summary is there an actual definition of the term "safety" that the authors are trying to evaluate. There is also no evidence to suggest a review of internationally accepted criteria has informed their evaluation.
The concern with this lack of rigour is that the report focuses on aspects of personal relationships that are irrelevant to safety (ideal, though, for character assassination) but alongside, misses out on key issues central to understanding it.
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The authors of the review have made no attempt to investigate if there is any concern with who is interpreting the data, and with what intent. The review notes that there is a difference in the community and women-centred values held by Ms Herbert and the business imperative of Owen Glenn, but have not followed it up to comment on the safety of interpretation, and its implication for women's voices, now that a corporate system is clearly in place.
Another aspect of safety that seems to have missed the reviewers totally is that of the personal safety of Ms Herbert and operations director Jessica Trask. What was their everyday work environment like, especially as the relationship started to sour?
A clearer understanding of those circumstances might possibly show that what seemed to be dereliction of obligations could in effect have been an inability to act.
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If they had, we could have explained to them that the data has been destroyed as we had promised the participants - and that this is the safest outcome for them. Only the panel reports have been returned to the inquiry.
Finally, the review's claim to be independent must be taken with some scepticism - can two people who have clearly indicated their interest to remain in the inquiry really provide an objective, unbiased view of processes and events that took place?
In the end, it seems the inquiry would have been served best if a fully objective review had been undertaken by experts who have the skill sets to assess women-centred research. Until such time, it is safe to say that the perils that others have pointed to still persist.
Dr Rachel Simon-Kumar is a senior lecturer at Waikato University, Hamilton. From 2009-2012 she was the recipient of the Royal Society of New Zealand's Marsden Fast-Start Research Fund. Her field of research is in policymaking for women and migrants. She is a former member of the Think Tank and panel member of the Glenn Inquiry.


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A local garden store sponsored a one-day bus trip from Annapolis Md area to the Philadelphia Flower Show. $75 included entrance tickets and a snack bag. Members of the store's garden club paid less. I have been trying to go to this for years and finally am able to do it.
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Ah, the Philadelphia flower show! I've gone a few times in the past, and every time I was blown away. Thanks for bringing back nice memories for me!
Last month I went to the Boston Flower and Garden show. It really pales in size and in designs compared to the Philly Flower Show.
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So glad you could get here! I love the Flower Show but didn't get to the finished product (just set-up) so I'm glad to hear your views.
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My goal was to look at each thing. I started at the floral exhibits, broke for lunch, looked at the vendor sections and returned to favorite floral exhibits.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32219995@N07/ shows just a few of the pix that turned out well in the lower light.
The wedding exhibits were very pretty and there were many orchid exhibits. The Men's Club exhibit was a couple of small Parisian buildings-a bakery and an art gallery-with window flowers and cute yards with fences and flowers. Another exhibit was a big garden (I think it was surrounding a band stand) of gorgeous perennials. The size and scope of the exhibits is incredible. As mentioned above, the Eiffel Tower, while not as large at the one in Paris was HUGE!
Local schools and groups entered all sorts of art, textiles, "store" window displays and there was a huge gift shop run by the PA Horticulture. I had a real giggle at their large wrap-around sign that showed "Pennsylvania Ho" and share it with one of the organizers. Also saw a "green" area with suggestions for conserving water in your yard/garden. A lovely display of botanical water colors caught my eye for a linger.
I went to lunch at one of the on-site eateries on the next floor up. Expensive and only ok food. Then walked over to the class rooms and another entrance that had a PA wines display with free tastings. It was busy as you might expect.
Back to the Flower show and I went up and down each aisle of vendors. If you get any garden catalogs, they were represented there. Hundreds of vendors. Behind the vendors and the school exhibits is a long line of food stalls. I grabbed a Dove bar and sat in one of the few chairs in the area. Then returned to revisit the main exhibits.
About 1 hour before our bus time (5:30), I was truly pooped and my feet hurt. There was a bar in the exhibits section so I bought a glass of wine and found some comfy chairs down on the first floor (near the business and meeting rooms). Had time run over to the Reading market (huge lines) then look at my pictures and return to re-take the bed of roses and Eiffel Tower.
For future, I'd recommend going to Philadelphia the day before and spending a night or two. If you really hustle, it's doable in a day but you can't linger. Also, because we were on a bus, we were cautioned to go easy on the size of our purchases. Having your own car (or truck LOL) would make good sense. Many of the vendors would ship things. And about those toilets. There was always a line and only a few stalls (what were they thinking?) for the ladies. There were classes going on-nothing that "grabbed" me that day but certainly would add to you enjoyment (and give you a good sit down!).
Bus and people prompt and we were back in Annapolis before 9. If you love your garden, this should go on your list of things to do. And maybe more than once since they change the theme each year.
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Sounds like fun. Thanks for the report.
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Thanks to all. Amy, I was looking for your report so am glad to hear from you. Anyone who reads this, please look at Amy's TR-the gardens and neighborhood sounded wonderful.
What do you do with the show Amy???
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I'm one of the thousands of volunteers who help to do set-up, which could be everything from placing plants to color consultation to, well, cleaning the floor. (I work on one or two of the main exhibits each year.) It's fun and fascinating to see the show grow from the cement floor up, and I always have gone to the show itself, as well, but this year I wasn't able due to a family matter. Here's a post about the set-up process: http://www.fodors.com/community/fodorite-lounge/building-springtime-in-parisfrom-a-cement-floor.cfm
Next year's theme is Hawaiian, so that should be a decided contrast!
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Hope to see it again. Thanks, Amy!
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An Israeli-United States effort is tops in technology alliances between the two countries, generating billions in sales from its beginnings.
By Sarah Carnvek
With some 830 projects on the go, the Israel-US Binational Industrial Research and Development Foundation (BIRD) seems to be the most successful matchmaker in Israel's business world. Adhering to a mission to stimulate, promote and support industrial R&D of mutual benefit to the United States and Israel, BIRD has helped generate more than $8 billion in revenue since its founding in 1977. Just recently, the foundation announced that it was investing $5.4 million in six new projects between American and Israeli companies, in the fields of communications, healthcare information technology and personalized medicine.
Among the latest projects are the development of an automated pill-dispensing system for home care by Israeli firm Vaica Medical and US firm MTS Medication; and a healthcare website consolidating drug effectiveness and patients' experience data by Israel's First Life Research and US firm Healthline Networks. "We have an expertise in matchmaking. We've been doing this for 34 years," says Dr. Eitan Yudilevich, executive director of BIRD.
Hotbed of activity
The BIRD Foundation promotes collaboration between Israeli and American companies by locating strategic partners from each country, making the necessary introductions and providing conditional grants of up to $1 million for approved projects. The foundation supports projects without receiving any rights in the participating companies.
"Israel is a hotbed of activity for high-tech research and development. The culture itself encourages and rewards risk-taking and entrepreneurship," says Yudilevich. "I think everyone would like to have a BIRD with the US. It's a very special program. There is a lot of cooperation between different countries, but no one [else] has a BIRD-like program."
Israeli and US BIRD members (from left to right) Katherine Bauer, Ken Ferguson,
Dr. Eli Opper, Marc Stanley, Dr. Eitan Yudilevich and Magdalena Navarro.
Over the years, BIRD has logged many successful matches. Among the top commercial achievements is Argo Medical Technologies/Allied Orthotics & Prosthetics' development of the FDA-approved ReWalk device that allows a paralyzed patient to "walk" again.
Another link that BIRD instigated was between ACMI and CByond – now the same company, called Gyrus ACMI – which developed a compact endoscope with an integral miniature camera and internal LED illumination. And, of course, the Opgal/Kollsman cooperation that led to the revolutionary EVS system, which assists in the landing of business jets on low-visibility runways.
Putting politics aside
Yudilevich says BIRD's projects reflect global needs. From electric buses to semiconductor processing equipment to seasonal allergy treatments, BIRD recognizes opportunities and creates long-term success. And though the political climate surrounding Israel is frequently reported to be cloudy and gray, Yudilevich says that insofar as business match-ups go, skies are clear and sunny.
"The American companies get a lot of innovation from the Israeli companies and help financially from BIRD. I have not encountered someone telling me that they don't want to cooperate with Israeli companies because of the political situation," he says. "You can see the reactions of the CEOs and COOs who come here for the first time. I'm sure that when they go back and spread the word amongst their friends, they have a different perception than what they see on TV."
'A lot of great ideas out there'
In addition to the regular BIRD program, the foundation has two other subdivisions.
BIRD Energy is a program for US-Israel joint renewable energy developments funded by the US Department of Energy, the Israel Ministry of National Infrastructures and the BIRD Foundation.
The TRIDE Fund, meanwhile, aims to stimulate and promote cooperation between Israeli, Jordanian and US firms to jointly develop and commercialize new products and technologies, and advance regional cooperation. And though BIRD has been around for more than three decades, Yudilevich says the organization is still very relevant in today's economy.
"We're always thinking about how to innovate within BIRD and look at the future. We're always looking at new subjects and new ways of helping companies. It's our culture to adapt to changing situations," he says. "There are still a lot of great ideas out there."
Technology in progress
Since its inception 34 years ago, BIRD has approved 830 projects with leading companies in the US including American Red Cross, Applied Materials, Bayer Pharmaceutical, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, IBM, Procter & Gamble, SanDisk and Texas Instruments, among others. While many projects have already gone on to great commerc
ial successes, others are still in progress. And interest in these ongoing ventures is at a peak.
HCL CleanTech-Virent Energy Systems
In January 2011, Israel's HCL CleanTech and the American Virent Energy Systems announced a $900,000 grant from BIRD Energy, a program for renewable energy projects jointly developed by companies in Israel and the United States. The grant supports almost half of the $2.1 million total project cost. The two companies hope to address the key hurdles limiting the market acceptance of biofuels and bioproducts made from cellulosic feedstock. The project combines HCL CleanTech's proprietary technology that converts biomass into refined sugars with Virent's proprietary technology to turn them into biofuel.
"Economically converting plentiful cellulosic biomass into renewable, fungible hydrocarbon fuels and products will enable broad market acceptance and is the most realistic alternative to displace petroleum and create a clean energy transportation sector in the coming years," says Lee Edwards, Virent CEO. Eran Baniel, CEO of HCL CleanTech, adds: "We are confident the integration with Virent will create new opportunities in the bio-fuels and bio-products space."
CIVCOM Devices and Systems-GigOptix
Israel's CIVCOM Devices and Systems and the American GigOptix Inc were recently awarded a BIRD Foundation grant to develop a low-power module for next-generation optical communications. GigOptix will develop an integrated 40Gb/s RZ-DQPSK optical modulator and the corresponding broadband amplifiers to drive the modulator, while CIVCOM will develop and manufacture the 40Gb/s RZ-DQPSK Small Form Factor transponder.
"The BIRD Foundation acts to encourage collaboration between Israeli and American companies in various fields of technology," says Dr. Eitan Yudilevich, executive director of BIRD. "Consumers' use of smartphones and the advent of cloud computing are requiring network operators to upgrade to faster 40Gb/s infrastructure to keep pace with increasing bandwidth demand. GigOptix and CIVCOM are combining outstanding US and Israeli human resources and technologies to develop an industry-leading telecommunications solution to address these demanding network operator requirements."
GigOptix is a leading supplier of high-performance electronic and electro-optic components that enable next-generation 40G and 100G fiber-optic telecommunications and data-communications networks. CIVCOM is a pioneer in the development and manufacturing of cost-saving dynamic opto-electronic components and modules, specializing in 10Gbps and 40Gbps telecom applications.
First Life Research-Healthline Networks
Israel's First Life Research has partnered with Healthline Networks to develop a web environment that will analyze and present patients' medicine usage. This new web-based application is meant to empower patients and provide an additional research tool to health professionals. The new venture is being funded partially by a BIRD Foundation grant.
The US company Healthline Networks is a leading provider of intelligent health information services that enables 100 million consumers a month to make more confident, informed healthcare decisions. First Life Research offers a comprehensive searchable medical database of objective patient reports.


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Studies on foliicolous fungi – XIV: two new records from India
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Chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of essential oil from the rhizomes of Amomum cannicarpum
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Meliola gamsii sp. nov. (Ascomycetes, Meliolales) from Kerala, India
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Anti-microbial Screening of Streptosporangium nondiastaticum TBG-75A20, Isolated from the Forest Soil of South India
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Chemical Constituents and Antimicrobial Activity of the Leaf Oil ofCinnamomum filipedicellatumKosterm.
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Chemical Constituents and Antibacterial Activity of the Leaf Oil ofCinnamomum chemungianumMohan et Henry
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Volatile Constituents and Antibacterial Activity of the Flower Oil ofEvodia lunu-ankenda(Gaertn) Merr.
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Phylogenetic Analysis of Few Actinobacteria with Potential Antimicrobial Properties, Isolated from the Forest Soils of Western Ghats of Kerala
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Characterization and phylogenetic analysis of cellulase producing Streptomyces noboritoensis SPKC1
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Chemical Composition and Antimicrobial Activity of the Leaf Oil ofAmomum cannicarpum(Wight) Bentham ex Baker
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The withdrawal of the two-year amnesty on stamp duty for first-time buyers purchasing homes worth between £125,000 and £250,000 happens on March 24, fuelling expectations of a rush of purchases before then.
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said this appeared to be the case after figures today showed its members advanced 18,700 loans worth £2.3 billion to potential new homeowners in December, up 7% and 10% respectively on November.
The overall number of loans for home purchase was 2% lower on the previous month at 28,700, but the CML said there was an increase in overall lending last year for the first time since 2007, when the financial crisis struck.
CML director-general Paul Smee said: "With the eurozone problems still rumbling on, however, we believe there is still a risk that this year's lending levels will be lower than those seen in 2011."
There were 193,000 loans worth £23.4 billion taken out by first-time buyers last year, down 4% by volume and 2% by value.
However, Mr Smee added: "We have been expecting a flow of first-time buyers on to the market as the stamp duty exemption ends in March and December's figures appear to show this has now begun."
Movers took out 316,500 loans worth £51.4 billion last year - a fall of 8% by volume and 7% by value.
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Tickets are now on sale for Tammy McCann's performance at "Charlie's Center for the Arts at the Charlestowne Mall" on October 6, 2012.
McCann will be conducting a Master Class with the evening's vocal musicians from St. Charles East and North High Schools earlier in the day, and those singers will perform as the Opening Act.
Tickets are on sale now for $10 [seating is limited] to hear this spectacular jazz vocalist – a singer described by Jazz Critic Stanley Crouch as possessing "superb [pitch],…clear on the top and startling at the bottom, while all of the steps in between are polished with swing...". Contact the St Charles Arts Council at 630.443.3794 or email@example.com for ticket information.
McCann's performance is underwritten by a donation from The St. Charles Group and by the St Charles Arts Council. Community Unit School District 303 is sponsoring McCann's Master Class.
You don't want to miss hearing what McCann can do with classics like Nina Simone's "Black is the Color" or Billy Strayhorn's "Lush Life", or her wonderful interpretations of songs such as the Latin tinged version of the Rogers and Hammerstein favorite "Happy Talk". Call or email to reserve your tickets now.
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Charlie's Center for the Arts at the Charlestowne Mall – a Pop-Up Arts Event is sponsored by:
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The St. Charles Arts Council is a 501(c)(3), registered not-for-profit Illinois corporation whose mission is to create an organization that serves and promotes the arts and cultural activities in St. Charles, to the mutual benefit of the arts and the community. The SCAC is staffed entirely by volunteers.
The SCAC currently produces and sponsors the "neXt gallery" (a pop-up gallery program), and the "Art At Home" series and is introducing Charlie's Center for the Arts at the Charlestowne Mall – a Pop-Up Arts Event.
About Tammy McCann:
Tammy McCann is an internationally recognized Jazz Vocalist whose powerful, sultry, and emotionally charged voice paints pictures and tells stories by merging Classical vocal technique and Gospel esthetic with Jazz to create a sound that is completely her own. Or as Jazz Critic Stanley Crouch would put it, "Her pitch is superb,…clear on the top and startling at the bottom, while all of the steps in between are polished with swing..." Ms. McCann's warm delivery allows here audience to go on the musical journey with her and her engaging personality imprints the memory of her performance on their hearts.
The Chicago Tribune says * " McCann is the next great voice out of Chicago!" Tammy McCann has performed with such luminaries as Ramsey Lewis & Les McCann, and toured as a 'Raelette'
About the St. Charles Arts Council:
The SCAC will serve all those individuals (professionals, amateurs, and students) who produce tangible, consumable works of the imagination and all organizations, businesses, and groups that include and represent those people. This would be arts and cultural activities in their broadest sense, including graphic, plastic, and decorative arts, architecture, crafts, literature and poetry, music, theater, and dance. Ultimately we foresee a city municipal arts center, more working artists and opportunities in arts education, many privately-owned galleries, performance venues, and related arts programming.
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Community Unit School District 303 is a high-achieving, pre-K-12 system covering 57.4 square miles in the picturesque Fox River Valley, 40 miles west of Chicago. District 303 serves about 13,800 students (August, 2009) from the City of St. Charles and portions of West Chicago, South Elgin, Wayne, Campton Hills, Wasco, Elburn and unincorporated Kane County.
In July 2011, Family Circle Magazine named St. Charles the Best Town for Families in the United States. Among the reasons why the City of St. Charles was given this honor is the involvement of District 303 in the community and the fact that District 303 works closely with the City of St. Charles, the St. Charles Park District, the St. Charles Public Library and other civic organizations to benefit the residents of the community.
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When a chance discovery challenges everything an anthropologist understands of his wife's lingering illness and death, he returns to the African plains where their parting began. The journey is told through objective discourses on Dasse tribal mourning rituals contrasted with a narrative of the anthropologist's own thoughts and experiences.
This book left me thinking of John Banville's The Sea (Man Booker Prize 2005) because of the way the wording and cadence evoke a feeling of place, in this case the desert rather than the sea, and the sense of foreboding that overshadows the whole work. In both, the ending revelation is haunting in its finality.
I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads.
This text is the memoir(?) of an anthropologist who has lived with his artist wife/partner and has subsequently lost her through illness; he has been the sole carer during her drawn out end of life. He then returns to Africa where they have spent time together to take on a cathartic journey with the native peoples.
The book is not one that you can enjoy but if the intention is to give the reader the disjointed, detached feeling that the recently bereaved have then it works.
The main character's partner is never named although he is interested in the local names for the things around him.
There is no feeling of completion at the end of the book and I wonder if that is again deliberate.
It has taken me a long time to bring myself to read this fully as it is not a topic that I relish but having reached the end I cannot honestly find it within me to recommend it.
I suspect that the lack of names for people and places may displease some readers, but for me it was part of the book's charm and its message. The title is, after all, about names. And as we learn later in the book: "What he wanted remained unnamed, unsaid, because he didn't know what to say, and even if he did, he wouldn't know how." When he first arrived in Africa, a boy "taught him the names of things," but now he cannot name the thing that will save him, will make him whole. The reader travels with him as he tries to discover it.
The book is a quick read, but I recommend it for the patient reader.
This novel is the story of an anthropologist who spent years with his artist wife studying tribes of northern Kenya. After her death he returns to the area and travels around areas they have known, remembering their life there and afterwards when they returned to academic life in the western world. The story moves from the present to the past and is interspersed with pages from his journal, all of which make it rather disconnected and jumpy. It's also a very reflective book as the anthropologist seeks to find peace with his life. I'm afraid it really wasn't my cup of tea.
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Venice Beach has long been known as the bohemian heart of Los Angeles. It was a place by the sea where the city's obsession with Hollywood stars gave way to a strange mix of hippies, artists and muscle-bound weightlifters pumping iron on the boardwalk; where Beat writers such as Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac haunted its bars and cafes.
Arnold Schwarzenegger first shot to fame there as a young bodybuilder, fresh from Austria, long before he became an action star and a politician.
Now, however, an unusual newcomer to Venice Beach is causing a stir among its long-established alternative scene. That interloper has arrived in the form of internet search giant Google, which has snapped up some 30,500sq m of Venice office space for more than 500 sales and technology staff.
It is also negotiating on a further 30,500sq m, including Gold's Gym, which has long been the symbol of Venice's large population of bodybuilders.
The invasion has sparked a furious debate among Venice residents, and wider observers of Los Angeles' shifting social scenes, as to whether Google's presence could irrevocably change one of the city's most distinctive neighbourhoods.
Schwarzenegger himself has voiced concerns - immediately denied by Google - that his beloved Gold's could be closed by the sudden invasion of geeks into a city some are even beginning to call Silicon Beach.
"It's this conspiracy theory: Google is coming! They are going to take over and wipe out our bodybuilding'," Schwarzenegger recently told the New York Times, which accompanied the former California Governor on a tour of the neighbourhood.
Another local muscleman, Nathanial Moon, was more blunt and told the newspaper's reporter the development was "the ultimate revenge of the nerds. The greatest way of getting back at all the guys that stuffed people from Google into lockers in high school and stole all their prom dates."
But there are concerns beyond what might happen to Gold's. The hippies, hobos, penniless artists and small business owners peddling beads, bongs and bohemia might want to have their say too.
Like many former gritty areas of America's big cities, such as New York's East Village, Venice has already been subject to a wave of gentrification.
Drug dealers are a less common sight on its streets following a police crackdown, and a stretch of one of its formerly rundown streets - Abbot Kinney Boulevard - was recently named one of the coolest blocks in America by GQ magazine. Celebrities such as actor Robert Downey jnr have bought buildings in the neighbourhood.
Lindsay Lohan resides there, though the hard-living star might seem to her detractors an example of old Venice Beach partying rather than any leap upmarket.
An ad agency owned by basketball star Kobe Bryant has just moved to the area. It also now boasts a Whole Foods store and some expensive fashion boutiques.
That has raised the concern that the area is becoming a little like nearby Santa Monica, which is now solidly gentrified.
Chris Matyszczyk, a columnist at tech website C-Net, says that would be a shame.
Venice is known the world over for its beach boardwalk populated by burnouts, skateboarders and hippies.
The movement of Google and other tech firms into the neighbourhood is likely to push up house prices and rentals and see its genuinely seedy vibe replaced by something a little more sanitised.
"It is inevitable they will change the culture of the place," said Matyszczyk.
"But we need our seedy parts of the world."
Yet Google has played its cards well, perhaps hoping to avoid the experience of trendy frozen yoghurt maker Pinkberry, which ended up being boycotted by residents. Google moved into the area only after holding a public meeting.
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Hi there! I'm relocating to Townsville and looking for a place to live (duh!). I'm 26, originally from Adelaide but have moved around different remote areas in SA, QLD, WA and NT the last few years. My next move is to Townsville, where I'll be working for a community service based on Palm Island. I'm very outgoing and spontaneous, and love getting out and exploring new places, getting involved in my community but equally happy to chill at home with Netflix and a wine. I'm a big animal lover and have 2 dogs that live with my parents in Adelaide. I've lived in share housing for six years, so comfortable with sharing house work and bills, etc. What I'm looking for: I'm very flexible but ideally the following: own bathroom, WIR or BIR, car space, close-ish to Townsville City/airport area. I have some kitchen stuff, but I've sold all my furniture, so any furniture provided would be a bonus! :)
I have just moved out to Australia to start a new job as a residential Youth worker. I am an outdoorsy person and to be fair will hardly be at the accommodation. I am clean and tidy and looking for somewhere decent to rest my head, preferably near the coast to go fishing haha.
I am fairly sociable, but will often keep to my self. I am neat and tidy, pay on time and have lived both by myself and with flatmates for over ten years. I will be spending most of my time at work and will mainly just sleep there.
Fun guy looking to move into a sharehouse, laid back and easy going. I work two jobs as a bartender. Looking to move in with a group of males. No females.
Friendly outgoing hardworking clean I work for a handyman landscaping company Iam looking to move out in the next two months
Just got a full time job in Townsville with AFL Queensland originally from Brisbane. Am easy going and clean like to keep to myself or be the life of the party if I have to
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Hello! We are a very respectful couple that are looking for a new home in Townsville. I will be doing my PhD at JCU and my partner will work in town. We are very clean and like to live with someone that is also that way. We do not smoke. We like privacy but also enjoy socialising with housemates and friends. Hope to hear from you soon Best regards Jessica
Moving to Townsville in late June / early July for a job in Education for a six month contract. Quiet and able to keep to myself, but happy for social hangouts and drinks on the odd weekend. Active and studious - HPE teacher but also music qualified, so will spend some free time keeping in practice with those fields. Tend to spend my weekdays preparing work. Clean and tidy - regularly clean, at minimum will always keep up with the amount of cleaning as the person I live with. Would ideally live with just one other person who's also working full time. Not compatible with regular party goers sorry! Can provide some things if needed, such as: - Washing machine - Fridge - TV - Game consoles (don't play often) - Netflix Account with second profile - General furniture (happy to throw out if not needed) Ideal place would have air con, secure parking and a second bathroom - flexible on this though.
Hi! My name is Natascha. I am a Danish student studying at the University of Southern Denmark. From July to November, 2017, I am studying a semester at JCU in Townsville. I am 22 years old, and moved out of my parents house at the age of 19, thus I am used to take responsibilities. I am very organized and hope that my housemates appreciate clean surroundings as well. I hope to meet new people and get a lot of great experiences during my stay. And it would be nice to live with someone who is social, but still respects a closed door once in a while. My preferences: I look for a place to live near the city or JCU, preferably with other students or people in the age range of approximately 20-30. The house (and room) needs to be furnished, since I will not be able to bring my own things from Denmark. And it would be great if my potential room did not have a carpet, since I am allergic to dust. It is a plus, but not a must if there is a pool ;) When arriving in Townsville on July 12. I have booked a room for a week, thus giving me time to visit potential housemates before making a commitment. Feel free to message me with details of the room, if you think that I could be a potential housemate, and let's set up a meeting.
Hello there! My name is Anna and I am a Danish girl going to Townsville for my semester abroad at JCU. I am clean, easy to live with, quite social, and love being outdoors. During my semester, I obviously need to pass all exams, but my main focus will be getting great experiences and meeting new people. Therefore, I hope to end up in a house were my housemates and I can be social at times while having the privacy to study at other times. As I moved out of my parents' house when I was 20, I am able to live by myself and cope with everyday challenges. I am looking for a share house that is already furnished, since I am unable to bring furniture. The location should be with easy access to uni and the city, either by bike or public transport. Pool is a plus, but not a must ;-) I arrive in Townsville on June 12, and have booked a room for the first week, leaving me time for visiting potential housemates before making a commitment. If you are looking for a new housemate during semester 2 this year, feel free to message me the details of your room, and we might be able to set up a meeting for when I am in town.
Hello, Moving up north in late June. Am a dancer coming up to join dancenorth full time. My weekdays will be full on but down for weekend adventures. Have lived in share houses for 7 years so have experience living with multiple people. Any questions fire me a message. Cheers, Sam :)
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Molson Coors Profits Dragged Down By Canadian Ops, And Other Things
MONTREAL — Molson Coors Brewing is reporting a 24.1 per cent decline in profit from its continuing operations for this year's second quarter.
Under U.S. accounting rules, the beer company's net income in American currency dropped to US$174.1 million or 81 cents per share.
That's down from $229.3 million or $1.23 per share in last year's second quarter.
Molson Canadian beer on display at a newly opened self serve Beer store in Kingston, Ont. on March 16, 2016. (Photo: Lars Hagberg/CP)
The American-Canadian multinational says a major factor was special items related to its pending acquisition of the remaining 58 per cent of MillerCoors from Anheuser-Busch InBev.
There were also operational and market issues in other parts of its far-flung business, including declines in profits from its Canadian operations, an alcohol prohibition in the Indian state of Bihar, and restructurings in Europe and China.
Worldwide beer volume decreased 0.8 per cent and net sales fell 1.9 per cent to US$986.2 million, including the impact of currency fluctuations. On a constant-currency basis, sales would have been up 1.9 per cent.
Sales from Canada were down US$1.9 million before currency adjustments, European sales were down US$2.2 million.
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After adjustments, Molson Coors says it had $239.5 million of underlying after-tax income or $1.11 per share — down from $263.8 million or $1.41 per share.
On Monday, Molson Coors announced several leadership appointments at MillerCoors and its Canadian subsidiary once the transaction is completed.
Among the appointments announced Monday, there will be a new president and CEO at Molson Coors Canada, as Stewart Glendinning takes on those roles at Molson Coors International.
Empty cardboard cases make their way down a conveyer where they will be packaged with beer. (Photo: Randy Risling/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
The current president and CEO of Molson Coors International — Kandy Anand — will be responsible for MillerCoors' global growth.
The new president and CEO of Molson Coors Canada will be Frederic Landtmeters, the current managing director of Molson Coors UK and Ireland.
The company said Landtmeters "will be responsible for continuing the transformation of that business in order to reignite growth.''
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This Molsons Bank bill is dated 1922. Yes, Molson was a bank. It was launched in 1850 by two sons of legendary brewer John Molson, and issued its own currency until it merged with the Bank of Montreal in 1925.
This 10-shilling bill from Molsons was issued in 1853. Canada used a variation of the British currency system (pounds, shillings etc.) until 1853.
Issued in 1837.
The Bank of Montreal issued its own currency until the Bank of Canada became the monopoly currency issuer in 1935. This is a one-dollar or five-shilling bill.
These uncut bills from one of Canada's earliest railroads have a face value of half-dollar, 15 pence, and seven pence half-penny.
Issued in 1881.
This "bill" from the "Bank of True Love" is worth 50 tokens of affection. Of course, Canada never recognized tokens of affection as currency - this was a greeting card, which the McCord Museum dates as originating between 1880 and 1910.
The evolution of the Canadian one-dollar piece
Until the mid-19th century, Canada's future provinces used the "Canadian pound." Bit by bit, various jurisdictions began to switch to a metric system, and with it came the concept of the Canadian dollar. This Bank of Montreal-issued dollar bill is among the first bills called a dollar to have been printed.
Various banks printed their own currency until eventually the Bank of Montreal was charged with being the official issuer of the Canadian dollar, a practice that stayed in place until the Bank of Canada was created in the 1930s.
The Bank of Toronto (today known as TD Bank) was among many banks that issued Canadian dollars in the second half of the 19th century.
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The province of Canada comprised Ontario and Quebec and existed from 1841 to 1867. It issued its own currency. Image courtesy of Bank of Canada.
With confederation in 1867, the first truly national Canadian dollar came into being. Image courtesy of the Bank of Canada.
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The Bank of Canada took over the issuance of currency from the Bank of Montreal when it was created in the 1930s. Image courtesy of the Bank of Canada.
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The 1954 dollar was the first to feature Queen Elizabeth II and the first to simply say "Canada" on it, rather than featuring the name of a bank, province or referring to the country as a "dominion."
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This was the last paper dollar issued in Canada. It was in circulation until 1987, when the loonie replaced it. Image courtesy of the Bank of Canada.
The loonie replaced the one-dollar bill in Canada in 1987. Image: CP
The Mint issued a special edition of the loonie in 1992 to commemorate the country's 125th birthday.
An Inuit inukshuk graced the tail of this loonie issued in 2010 to coincide with the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
The Royal Canadian Mint issued a special-edition version of the loonie in 2012 to commemorate the coin's 25th anniversary. Image: Royal Canadian Mint.


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The retired couple touched down at Heathrow Airport yesterday, before walking down the steps of the plane with beaming smiles on their faces.
Their return to Britain brought to an end a 388-day ordeal which began in October 2009 when their yacht was seized by armed Somali pirates as it sailed from the Seychelles towards Tanzania.
The couple, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, landed at Heathrow at 6.44pm last night, on board Virgin Atlantic flight VS672 from Nairobi.
Mr and Mrs Chandler, aged 60 and 57 respectively, left the plane separately from other passengers. They smiled as they disembarked and met waiting airport officials on the tarmac.
They were then taken to a private location to be reunited with friends and family and debriefed by officials.
Family spokesman Pat Adamson said today: "They were very weary and tired as any of us would be having been put in their position, but their spirits are high.
"I imagine they'll be looked after by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for the next 24 to 48 hours, for a debrief, to make sure they are OK and to rest away from the public gaze.
"What happens after that is up to them."
In the coming days the couple are expected to hold talks with media advisers and discuss interview deals.
It is believed some of the money earned will be used to help pay back the ransom reportedly given to the pirates to secure their release.
The Chandlers were released on Sunday and handed over to local officials in the Somali town of Adado after a fee of up to a million dollars (£620,000) was reportedly paid to their kidnappers.
They were then flown to the capital, Mogadishu, and on to Nairobi, Kenya.
They only learned after their release that Mr Chandler's father, Alfred, had died while they were being held.
Their return came after more than 12 months of threats from their captors and fears for their physical and mental health.
In November last year they appeared on Channel 4 News, warning that the pirates holding them were "losing patience" and could kill them within a week.
It emerged at the same time that a Royal Navy vessel was forced to watch as the Chandlers were taken from their yacht.
The Ministry of Defence insisted there was no way the crew of the RFA Wave Knight could have intervened without endangering the couple.
In January, Mr Chandler said he had been separated from his wife and was afraid they would both be executed and dumped in the desert.
He said his wife had been beaten with rifle butts and the pair had been dragged apart and moved to different locations.
On March 1, Mrs Chandler was seen on Somali television, saying she was "very tormented and very, very lonely".
Speaking after their eventual release, Mr Chandler said: "We're fine. We are rather skinny and bony but we're fine."
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This application is developed to study neuroradiology in English, German, French, Japanese, and Chinese for medical students and professionals such as physicians and nurses. It consists of 26 diagnosis: acoustic neurinoma, acute epidural hematoma, ADEM, aneurysm, arachnoid cyst, arteriovenous malformation, astrocytoma, cerebellar atrophy, cerebral embolism, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction new and old, cervical disc herniation, chronic subdural hematoma, colon carcinoma metastasis, depressed skull fracture, glioblastoma multiforme, hemorrhagic infarction, meningioma, multiple sclerosis, OPLL, osteoma, pineal cyst, pontine hemorrhage, putaminal hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and syringomyelia.
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He noted that this project is significant for Turkey's energy demand and becoming of Turkey a geostrategic country transporting energy to Balkan states and Europe: "Azerbaijani gas will be transported by TANAP to Turkey through Georgia, Totally, 6 bcm of 16 bcm of gas will remain in Turkey, 10 bcm will be transported to Balkans and Europe".
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