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1940 5C Reverse of 1940 PR66 PCGS. PCGS Population (500/107). NGC Census: (184/50). Mintage: 14,158. Numismedia Wsl. Price for NGC/PCGS coin in PR66: $100. (#4177)(Registry values: N69) (NGC ID# 279Z, PCGS# 4177)
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Sports on the Edge: Are True Champions Becoming Extinct?
Athlete, Coach, Author Kirk Mango Shows Athletes the Path to Becoming a True Champion
In a desire to share his own story and wisdom on how to achieve success—both athletically and personally—Mango authored Becoming a True Champion: Achieving Athletic Excellence from the Inside Out, with Daveda Lamont (Rowman & Littlefield, $17.95, May 2012, http://becomingatruechampion.com). In it he tells the story of how he became a state champion in just one year. A self-described "mediocre"
Today, Mango focuses not on what it means to be a champion—but instead on how to become one. As a teacher, coach and mentor to high school students for over 30 years, he says that being successful is a process that requires hard work, discipline, perseverance, integrity and taking personal responsibility, something often not modeled in professional athletes. Blaming "everything outside the athlete," from poor referee calls to weather, shifts responsibility away from the athlete, Mango believes; staying true to one's own individuality and taking responsibility are the keys to achieving one's goals.
"So many young people are focused on immediate gratification today. They don't want to work for it," says Mango. "But success takes time, and requires tapping into one's internal, intrinsic motivations and being unwilling to give up."
And while the outcome of this work might be a championship (fame or fortune) - it might not, but the building blocks behind success are established, portable and can apply to all areas of life.
Does that mean it will be easy? "Not at all," says Mango. "Students, and all athletes, face significant peer pressures and influences today, including cheating and other poor ethical choices, entitlement-
And Mango's friends agree. Olympic champions like Nadia Comaneci and Bart Conner have endorsed the book, along with New York Giants punter, Steve Weatherford, and other sports experts and athletes.
"I have known Kirk for many years. As a fellow competitor, I know how hard Kirk worked to become an NCAA champion, said Conner. "I can attest to the fact that we need more coaches, teachers, and mentors like Kirk Mango. His message is more than an expert lecture on the keys to sports success, but rather a hands-on demonstration of how inner will and determination supports the concept of becoming the best one can be."
Becoming a True Champion is for athletes of all abilities and ages, and gives readers insight on how to achieve their personal best and avoid the pitfalls of temptations and influences that create a shortcut to success, but not long-term success.
The book is available on Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com and through the publisher, Rowman & Littlefield. For more information about Kirk Mango and his book, visit http://becomingatruechampion.com.
About the Authors
Nicknamed "Lord of the Rings" in the late 1970's, Kirk Mango received a state championship, a high school All-American award and full scholarship to compete in men's gymnastics in the still rings. He went on to compete nationally while in college, defeating several Olympians along the way and winning Gold and Silver Division I medals. Today, he is a member of the Hall of Fame at both of his alma maters; twice at Northern Illinois University (as an individual in 2000, and team member in 2012) and at Willowbrook High School. Kirk graduated NIU in 1979 with a Bachelor of Science in education and in 1992 received his Masters of Administration from Roosevelt University in Chicago. The father of two college athletes, he has taught high school students for 32+ years and coached student athletes for 17 of those years.
Daveda Lamont is an author, ghostwriter and developmental editor with many books to her credit. This is her fourth book and third as co-author. In 2000-2001, Daveda served as a contract editor for Powered, Inc., editing and co-writing courses for the corporate online universities of clients such as Barnes & Noble, Dell, Visa and Bloomberg.com.
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Lady Davina Windsor, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, is set to marry a New Zealand builder this week.
Romance blossomed for the 26-year-old, who is 20th in line to the throne, when she met Gary Lewis while holidaying in Bali four years ago.
Mr Lewis, a former sheep shearer, is believed to be the first Maori to marry into the British Royal Family.
"Denny and Gazza", as they were said to be known to neighbours and friends, will tie the knot at Kensington Palace on Saturday.
Mr Lewis, 33, who comes from Gisborne on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, is a passionate surfer with an 11-year-old son from a former relationship.
According to The New Zealand Herald, Mr Lewis, who has been described as a "renovator", has said his famous future in-laws are "no different to anyone else".
His father, Larry, was a champion shearer in New Zealand in the 1980s and his mother, Viki Carr, previously worked as a maid.
Lady Davina, whose father is the Queen's cousin, keeps a low profile and does not carry out any official royal duties.
The newlyweds are expected to settle in Britain after a low-key ceremony in Kensington Palace's chapel.


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Do Growth Rates Differ in European Manufacturing Industries?
A detailed examination of the determinants of industry growth is of particular relevance to industrial policy. This article uses a comprehensive panel approach to analyse the growth process of manufacturing industries in the EU countries over the period 1985-1997. Following a review theoretical hypotheses and previous empirical literature, stylised facts about the growth process in European manufacturing over the past ten years are presented. A presentation of panel estimates concludes the paper.
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The Go-Jek revolution is everywhere.
On the busiest streets in Jakarta, the green helmets of the company's drivers buzz round like mosquitos on a hot day. And they're multiplying. Fast.
Indonesia's fastest growing and most famous start-up is down to the dreams and aspirations of one man. Nadiem Makarim...
As an entrepreneur, Nadiem saw a problem - a need - and found a solution. The Problem? Indonesia's grossly congested roads. The solution? Well, Indonesia has had the solution ever since there were roads. The ojek, an informal motorbike taxi. The trick has always been to have the ojek concept organised and managed under one roof.
It was this conundrum that tickled him most.
The original idea was that commuters would phone into a call center and request ojek drivers to pick them up and deliver the passanger to their destination, much like a traditional taxi service. The wheels to Nadiem's dreams began to turn when he started the project in 2009. Go-Jek was born.
Before he left for Harvard Business School in 2009, he left a humble operation behind in Jakarta. It was these relatively small beginnings, a call-center and 20 drivers, that would become the giant of business it is today.
But it was at Harvard where he would meet his close friend, and fierce business rival, Anthony Tan; co-founder and CEO of GrabTaxi. Here's TechinAsia's tremendous infographic that spells out their rivalry:
Both Anthony and Nadiem had tapped into something different that the 21st Century could offer. It's exactly the same wavelength that Uber has spear headed, and the equation is quite simple:
Idle auto-mobiles + eager drivers = An affordable transportation service
In the summer of 2014, Nadiem quit his job at Mckinley to work on Go-Jek full-time. For him, the choice was simple, and the time was now:
"I think that is the single biggest missing component right now with Indonesian founders. They're all trying to optimize and validate. But if you're going to make something big, and you believe in the market and you believe in your product, then go for it."


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Deon Mix from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola isn't playing a winter sport, but that doesn't mean that he's taking any time off either. He has been putting in his work and plans on going out for a spring sport in the coming months.
"I am just working out right now," Mix said. "I am going to do shot put this spring. I have never done it before. They just want me to do something in the spring to stay active."
Mix was supposed to go to a junior day today, but he had to take a standardized test this weekend. Other than that though his only other plan is getting ready for a Nike combine next month.
"The junior day for Mississippi State was today, but I had my ACT so I couldn't go. I have the Nike combine next month in Mobile. Other than that, I am just going to be working out getting ready for next season."
There are a couple of areas that Mix says he has been focusing on when it comes to his workouts. "I want to improve my leverage and my hands. I want to stay lower and stay on them better this coming year. We have a cage that I do that helps me stay low. I am doing that every day."
There are seven offers on the table for Mix at the moment. All seven of the offers are coming either from SEC schools or from Big Ten teams. "I have offers from Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Southern Miss, Alabama, Auburn, Purdue and Nebraska. Oregon and Tennessee are both looking at me."
Mix says that academics are a big part of his college choice. He is also looking for the overall fit. Distance may not play a big part in his decision, but ultimately there would be some comfort going to a school that is closer to home.
"I am looking at which school has the best business college. I am also looking at where I fit in the best. I want to feel at home wherever I go.
"I know that most of my offers are in the SEC and staying home is important in a sense, but I would rather be away. That would keep me away from trouble. Then again, I would like to stay close to family."
Mix is a big body that moves like a smaller body. Mix is 6-foot-5 and 305-pounds and he says that while he is athletic that he is trying to get better at everything. He believes that there is always room for improvement.
"I'm athletic for my size. I really got better this past year at staying low, but I need to keep improving in every area. I thought that I got better in pass blocking skills too, but I need to continue to improve."
One of the schools that have given Mix an offer is Nebraska. Nebraska might also be the school that is the furthest away from Batesville (Miss.) to offer Mix. One advantage that Nebraska has over other schools is ties back through a former player.
"I am friends with Jamarcus Hardrick. He is from Batesville and graduated in 2007. We actually go to the same church. He told me that the coaches at Nebraska talk about me all the time. He said that he would take me around campus up there.
"Nebraska is a physical team at the level of the SEC teams. They have always stood out to me because of how they played even before Jamarcus went there."
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I'll forgive her today, though. She's sick and laughing makes her feel better. Besides, I got the tail piece and juicewhen she really opened the can. That made her laughing at me okay.
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Bacteria grow faster if they feed each other. The division of labour is more efficient than a struggle through life without help from others – this is also true for microorganisms. Researchers from Research Group Experimental Ecology and Evolution at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology and their colleagues at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, Germany came to this conclusion when they performed experiments with microbes. The scientists worked with bacteria that were deficient in the production of a certain amino acid and therefore depended on a partner to provide the missing nutrient. Bacterial strains that complemented each other's need by providing the required amino acid showed a fitness increase of about 20% relative to a non-deficient strain without partner. This result helps to explain why cooperation is such a widespread model of success in nature.
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A new report confirms what the Mexican government announced one year ago: net immigration from that country to the United States essentially has dropped to zero. The Pew Hispanic Center released a report last week stating that for the first time since the Great Depression, the number of Mexican nationals leaving this country is high enough, and the number of new immigrants low enough, that they cancel each other out, meaning no net increase in the Mexican population in the United States.
It would be hard to find stronger evidence that the continued alarmist rhetoric heralding continued floods of immigrants flowing across our borders simply isn't true. So does anybody think that this new information, from a respected, independent, nonpartisan source, [auth] will lead to more rational discussion, and policy, regarding immigration?
We didn't think so.
The report came out even as the U.S. Supreme Court was preparing to hear arguments for and against Arizona's Senate Bill 1070 that seeks to get tough on illegal immigration, particularly from Mexico. And the national primary races have featured both Democrats and Republicans posturing about how they are working to keep immigration down.
To be sure, with the presidential race essentially set, candidates are starting to court the same Hispanics they demonized just a few short weeks ago. Still, it would be foolish to assume that any candidate would go as far as to say that the swarms of illegal immigrants, which they have played up so much in the past, just doesn't exist.
It's more likely that the flat immigration line either will be ignored — or paraded out as proof that the get-tough policies are working. As the Pew report points out, the most likely cause for the reversal in migration from Mexico is the weak U.S. economy; there aren't enough job opportunities to warrant the risk and trouble of coming to this country and seek one's fortunes.
U.S. industries hit hardest during the recession include construction and service-sector, where immigrants often look for work.
The report did note increased border enforcement, including more deportations, and greater risks involved in crossing the border, as well as changing demographic and economic conditions in Mexico. But in the absence of war and famine, what drives most immigration is the disparity of economic opportunity in the United States relative to people's home countries.
America's continued economic woes will be a major — perhaps the largest — campaign issue this summer, as will health care legislation and other controversial measures passed during President Obama's first term.
Still, history has shown that fear, such as the fear of foreigners and the fear of losing demographic and political clout, has proven to be a successful strategy to roust people out of their comfortable chairs and head to the polls. A few inconvenient facts probably won't get in the way.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- University of Michigan men's tennis head coach Bruce Berque announced today (Tuesday, May 22) that rising sophomore Vlad Stefan (Bucharest, Romania) has transferred to the Wolverine program. Stefan comes to U-M after completing his rookie campaign at the University of Maryland, which last fall announced its intention to eliminate its men's tennis program.
"We're very excited that Vlad will be joining us at Michigan," said Berque. "As a freshman, he gained valuable experience as one of Maryland's top players, and proved himself to be very competitive at the national level. Vlad will have a great impact on next season's lineup and contribute to an extremely competitive practice environment. He's going to make a great addition, and we're looking forward to having him."
A 2012 All-Atlantic Coast Conference team selection, Stefan led the Terrapin squad with a 20-11 singles record, including an 8-5 dual mark from the No. 2 position, and went 21-7 in doubles play. He is ranked No. 103 in the most-recent ITA singles poll and appeared as high as No. 88 in the April 17 rankings.
Stefan posted a 6-5 record against ranked opposition in his rookie campaign, including straight-set wins over Duke's then-No. 26 Chris Mengel (6-4, 6-1) and North Carolina's then-No. 38 Brennan Boyajian (6-3, 6-4). He defeated three seeded players en route to the singles title at the UVA Ranked +1 Invitational and advanced to the quarterfinals at the USTA/ITA Atlantic Regional Championships.
A native of Bucharest, Romania, Stefan was ranked No. 2 in the European U14 rankings and a national runner-up at the U12 and U14 age groups. He was a national champion in U10 age group.
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Gautham (SSJ10) made everyone cry by his soothing and emotional performance in the Classical Round in Vijay TV Airtel Super Singer Junior 3 on 23rd August, 2012. He gave an outstanding performance giving the original soul to the divine composition.
He was one among the Top 7 final contestants with the top musicians and judges Umashankar, Biju, Vijay, Madhu, Chitti Prakash, Ramakrishnan, Rajesh Vaidhya, Bombay Sisters Saroja and Lalitha, Aruna Sairam, Unni Krishnan, Nithyashree Mahadevan, Sudha Ragunathan and Dr. Rajkumar
He performed like a born singer and his sensational performance paid him much recognition and votes from all the judges and fans.
Despite all his struggles and hurdle in his life, he proved his mettle through his classical singing to the great compose Ulathil Nalla Ullam song from the evergreen super hit movie Karnan.
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I am currently working on a small slip case for a 7" tablet. I've gotten to the end, but the directions only say, "Bind Off using a stretchy method".
I'm working with WW yarn on size 5 needles.
I'd like to know which method would be best to use in this case and the end result wouldn't be big and loopy.
there are several ways that you can get a stretchy bind off but here's a nice tutorial for one, Jeny's Amazingly Stretchy Bind Off.http://knitty.com/ISSUEfall09/FEATjssbo.phpYou might consider it for the tablet case.
Thank-you for the link. I'll try it; hopefully I can get it right as I knit English style and that video is in Continental style.
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Look up Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off on YouTube. There are several videos. The one from Planet Purl is English and probably others.


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The Village of Elora is set in one of the most picturesque areas of Ontario, and is well known for the spectacular Elora Gorge on the Grand River. Now tucked within the boundaries of the amalgamated municipality of the Township of Centre Wellington, Elora's charming village atmosphere remains unchanged. Elora's closest neighbour, Fergus, is only a short distance away. The village's warm, inviting setting makes shopping and dining a memorable experience, as do its many cultural events, outdoor attractions and activities, including the Grand River Raceway which sits on the outskirts of the community.
Scottish stonemasons built the village of Elora along the Grand River and the spectacular Elora Gorge in the heart of Ontario 's farmland. More than a hundred years have passed, and little has changed. The stark limestone architecture and natural beauty of the 80-foot gorges of the Grand and Irvine Rivers are the perfect setting for this jewel, with its historic charm and appealing village core.
The Elora shopping experience is unique, with gift shops and studios in century-old buildings. Dining choices range from casual riverbank picnics to elegant dinners in a sophisticated atmosphere. Those with artistic inclinations can "dabble in the arts" at the Elora Centre for the Arts or at the Wellington County Museum & Archives. The famous Elora Festival, garden tours, an early fall studio tour, and a sparkling nighttime Santa Claus Parade make tempting return visits a must!
Elora's attractive surroundings are more than skin deep. Outdoor enthusiasts can bike, hike, swim or "tube" down the Grand River on a rubber inner tube. Try horseback riding, a horse-drawn buggy ride, hot air balloon rides, surrounded by the some of the most incredible scenery in southern Ontario . Plan a winter visit to cross-country ski, or for a weekend of Christmas shopping free of city crowds. Bring a camera to capture cherished memories and beautiful scenery.


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The way forward : report on the preparatory phase of prefabricated building design and construction methodology: identifying critical issues and recommending the way forward
Frazer, John H., Dean, Peter, Gutierrez, Laurent, Jachna, Timothy J., Chi, Lee Tak, Liauw, Laurence, Spicciolato, Ernesto, Wear, Eric, Westbrook, Guy, & Zuman, David (2002) The way forward : report on the preparatory phase of prefabricated building design and construction methodology: identifying critical issues and recommending the way forward. Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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Usually I change out of my post-workout sportswear before supper, but not tonight. In a pair of yoga leggings and a sweater I fit in perfectly with the rest of the guests around the candlelit dinner table, as we pass around the vegetarian fare.
At the Secret Yoga Club, following up your vinyasa practice by sitting down for food with your fellow yogis is part of the schedule. Tonight, green salads and guacamole are on the menu — ensuring that no one will undo the virtues of their stretches by polluting their body with a cheeseburger post-practice.
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So far every one of the Secret Yoga Club events has taken place at a different venue, each with an hour on the mat, practising yoga asanas by candlelight and in front of a fire, followed by dinner. Tonight we are at the old Dalston Boys Club, a hall scatted with quirky vintage paraphernalia. Our yoga practice is overseen by two headless mannequins in Victorian dresses, an assortment of creepy paintings and the resident black cat — all of which add to the offbeat mood of the event.
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Hales is not the only one setting up yoga socials. At L!fe Shoreditch, the new yoga studio and café in the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, the first Vinyasa & Vinyl session took place last Saturday. This is DJ yoga held every last Saturday of the month. A DJ plays music in the studio for the duration of the class and afterwards everyone heads down to the café for a cocktail together, which is included in the class price.
Hales has also taken up residency here, holding a trimmed-down version of her yoga supper club on a Saturday evening when she teaches yoga by candlelight in the hot studio.
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His paintings are derived from photographs taken on trips, as a result of meticulous research, to very exact sites – places that have witnessed a range of events, from murders to whimsical acts that have spawned folklore.
For example 'Untitled Black Door Painting (304)' shows the front door to the home of Joe Meek, pioneering record producer, most famous for the iconic Telstar by The Tornados. It was here that in 1967, sunken into debt and depression, Meek shot and killed his landlady and himself.
'Untitled Canal Painting' depicts a beauty spot where a Victorian drunkard murdered his wife and where English soap star Pat Phoenix ran a popular pub close to a century later.
'Untitled Well Painting' takes the location of the Lambton Well, a significant site in North East English folklore, celebrated in the song, The Lambton Worm. Claimed as the well where Lord Lambton threw the Wyrm (or Worm) before leaving to fight in the First Crusade, of particular interest is that this site is almost certainly not what it claims to be (it's on top of Worm Hill, in Wormhill Terrace) but shares many topographical characteristics with an industrial slag heap.
For his recent solo exhibition, 'Shan't Quit', Narbi Price presented a series of paintings and lithographic prints of the locations of the Whitechapel, London, 'Jack The Ripper' murders of 1888, based on photographs of the sites as they are today. Using the forensic information from the time, Price was able to take photographs accurate to within 30cm of the exact sites, now variously car parks, schoolyards, loading bays, etc. There is no immediate indication to the viewer of the depicted sites' histories. The only acknowledgement is that the works' titles are suffixed with the victims' initials in brackets – making it possible to decode the provenance of the locations. Once the viewer knows the history of the depicted site, the reading of the painting changes irrevocably. Price invites rumination upon the contrast between the histories of any given site and the mundanity of the experience of it – an effect heightened by the mediation of the painting process.
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MFA, Newcastle University 2008 – 2010
BA (Hons) Fine Art, Northumbria University 1999 – 2002
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Beyond the Goldmine Standard, RPM, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2015
(detail), The Usher Gallery, Lincoln, 2015
Narbi Price 60x45, (solo presentation), GalleriaSIX, Milan, Italy 2014
(detail), Transition Gallery, London, 2014
The Manchester Contemporary with Vane, 2014
VOLTA10, (solo presentation), Markthalle, Basel, Switzerland, 2014
(detail), H-Project Space, Bangkok, Thailand, 2014
Towards a New Socio-Painting, Transition Gallery, London, 2014
HYDRA, Unit 53, Bolton, 2014
'another landscape', Whistle Art Stop, Haltwhistle, 2014
Between Fact and Fiction, Vane, Newcastle upon Tyne 2014
Small is Beautiful XXXI – Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue? Flowers Gallery, London 2013
End of the Line, Paper Gallery, Manchester, 2013
The Manchester Contemporary, with Vane and Paper Gallery, 2013
Painting Past Present: A Painter's Craft, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2013
Shan't Quit, (solo show) Vane, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2013
Luminous Language, Launch F18, New York, USA 2013
Paper#3, Paper Gallery, Manchester, 2012
John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool , 2012
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neo:artprize, neo:gallery22, Bolton 2012
6 X 4, Motorcade FlashParade, Bristol, 2012
Omnia Mea Mecum Porto – Works On Paper, Kotti-Shop, Berlin, Germany, 2012
Arte Fiera, with Marc Bijl, Bologna, Italy 2012
Hole Editions - Ink on Paper, Durham Art Gallery & DLI Museum, Durham, 2011
Narbi Price - Solo Show of Site Specific Work, GalleriaSIX, Milan, Italy 2011
Nothing, Like Something, Happens Anywhere – New Work by Narbi Price and Neil Cammock, Moving Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2011
9, ACADovetail, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2011
John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool 2010
MFA2010, Hatton Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2010
Laugh? I Nearly Bought One, Richard Ling Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne 2010
PRINT, Mushroom Works, Newcastle upon Tyne 2009
Summer 2009, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne 2009
Quattro Part 2, Lamplight Arts Centre, Stanley 2009
The MAs, Atkinson Gallery, Street 2009
Quattro, Moot Hall Gallery, Hexham 2008
Group Show, Newcastle Arts Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne 2005
Basement, Waygood Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne 2003
Northern Graduates, New Academy & Curwen Galleries, London 2003
Fresh Art, Business Design Centre, London 2002
John Moores Painting Prize, Prizewinner 2012
Arts Council England, Grants for the Arts 2011
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In an industry not known for its brilliant strategic planning, Inland Steel Industries Inc. has always seemed to shine. When other steelmakers were flailing about during the early 1980s, Inland committed itself to a $1.7 billion capital-spending spree to install the world's latest steelmaking gadgetry. The crescendo came when Inland Chairman Frank W. Luerssen announced plans in 1987 with Japan's Nippon Steel Corp. to build a finishing plant that could turn out nearly perfect sheet steel.
But instead of leading the pack, Inland is now suffering along with the rest of the industry. Operating glitches have left the year-old, $525 million finishing plant in New Carlisle, Ind., known as I/NTek, behind schedule. Meanwhile, equipment snafus at its sprawling steelmaking facility in Northern Indiana cost Inland dearly. And expansion of its wholesale metal distribution business has also been a disappointment. Taken together, these miscues are now roiling the company. "We tried to do too much too fast," concedes Robert J. Darnall, president of Inland.
HEAVY TOLL. The upshot: Last year, Inland lost $20.6 million on a 7% sales dip to $3.9 billion. Prospects are even grimmer this year, with Inland's key consumer-product markets--autos and appliances--in a blue funk. Inland lost a surprisingly steep $40 million in the first quarter. It faces a potential full-year loss of about $130 million on $3.5 billion in sales, figures UBS Securities Inc.
Of course, the recession is being felt throughout the steel industry. Virtually every major steelmaker is reporting heavy first-quarter losses. And, to be sure, Inland's reputation for turning out quality steel remains intact. Yet the company is paying a steep price for Luerssen's decision to focus on premium flat-rolled and bar steel, used in such products as cars, refrigerators, and office furniture.
With the auto and appliance businesses on the ropes, Inland's key customers have pressed for rock-bottom prices--squeezing margins on its premium steel. Nor have competitors relinquished the high end to Inland. The company figured its technological edge would allow it to swipe share from competitors in slow-growing steel markets. But rivals such as USX, LTV, Armco, and National have also spent billions of dollars to sharpen the quality of their sheet steel.
Now, Inland's future depends on getting the bugs out of its new I/N Tek finishing plant. When the mill is humming, it can produce rolls or coils of steel at half the cost of traditional operations. Because the mill performs five separate operations continuously under one roof, Inland says it can transform a semifinished coil into sheets with nearly perfect flatness and smoothness in less than an hour vs. the 12 days it takes some competitors.
Since the plant started up a year ago, though, I/N Tek has lagged behind schedule. First, Inland miscalculated by about a month the time necessary to gear up the plant's computer system, which controls all the hardware that measures steel uniformity and quality. I/N Tek's computer and core steel-finishing equipment now run smoothly, Darnall insists. But the plant is still struggling with the equipment that transports and wraps finished coils. Partly because of anemic steel demand, I/N Tek has been running at only 50% of capacity--not the 75% level it had hoped for by now. Making matters worse, the quality of steel produced at its one and only steel-making facility, the Indiana Harbor Works, suffered when Inland's steel casting, or forming, equipment was knocked out by a fire and glitches related to some plant improvements. As a result, some smaller customers had to shut down their own operations when Inland's steel deliveriesfell behind. "It was a terr-ible problem," Darnalladmits.
Unfortunately, steelmaking isn't the only thing causing consternation at Inland. Beginning in 1988, the company launched an aggressive expansion of its steel-service business, which warehouses and distributes wholesale steel products. The unit accounts for about 50% of Inland's total revenues and is supposed to offset downturns in the company's steelmaking arm. It hasn't. The division's operating profits fell a scary 70%, to $18 million, last year. To get things back on track throughout the service-center business, Inland has tossed out many of the unit's top managers. It has also reorganized the business into four regional offices and moved the unit's headquarters to Atlanta from Chicago.
JANGLED NERVES. Luerssen, 63, is clearly on the hot seat. But the guy feeling much more of the heat is Darnall. He is regarded as heir apparent to Luerssen, who is scheduled to retire in 16 months. In early April, Darnall, 53, took direct control of the steel operations, after replacing Inland's top steel executive--the third to depart in six years.
There are plenty of jangled nerves among Inland investors, too. Its share price has dropped 36% during the past year, to about 20--far below the 10% drop in the Standard & Poor's steel group over the same period. Luerssen also announced that 1991 capital spending would be slashed by 29%, to roughly $250 million.
If Inland can work through its myriad troubles, it may finally begin to shine after the economy--and steel orders--rebound. But for the near future, it seems Inland's outlook is decidedly run-of-the-mill.


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His medium size and docile nature can make him a good choice for families with children. He also gets along with other pets such as cats if he's raised with them. Pet birds may want to keep a wary eye on their tailfeathers, however. Even if you don't hunt, the Field Spaniel will take every opportunity to flush feathered game and do his best to go after it. Unless you're in a traffic-free area, keep him on leash or you'll lose him to the chase.
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Field Spaniels have some health conditions that can be a concern, especially if you aren't cautious about whom you buy from. They include hip dysplasia and autoimmune thyroiditis. Less commonly seen are eye problems such as retinal folds, entropion and ectropion; heart problems in the form of mitral valve disease; and epilepsy.
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Comparison between Mathematica and other symbolic systems
Hi everybody,
As part of a presentation to students, I will have to support the
claim that "Mathematica is better than other systems when it comes to
symbolic computations". Some experts in other systems will be
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and then it will be my turn.
At this point I am quite clueless on how to make my point across.
First of all, I am not at all familiar with any other system's
symbolic toolboxes, so I don't know what are the weaknesses. Also, I
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Has any of you any experience on this? Ideas? Suggestions?
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