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Lauinger Library is open Monday through Friday from noon–9 p.m. Undergraduate and graduate students must have a green GU360 badge and a reservation to enter the library. To promote social distancing, hours and in-person services will be limited. Many other services remain available online. Find the most current information available on the Georgetown Libraries COVID-19 Updates and Resources page and the Library's COVID-19 FAQ.
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First Call: American Posters of World War One from the Collection of Roger N. Mohovich
The enormous output of posters in the United States during and just after the First World War belies this country's late entry into that conflict. Spurred by the example of the various European combatants, the creation and production of appropriate "pictorial publicity" quickly achieved a very high level of artistic involvement and industrial application. Thousands of designs were created, and most of them were printed in very large numbers. As a result, very few of these posters are scarce even today, and only a small handful might qualify as "rare."
A large number of artists were involved in the creation of posters during the war. Some of them came to the work with their reputations already secured through their commercial work in books, magazines, and advertising: of these, for example, Howard Chandler Christy and James Montgomery Flagg are represented in this exhibition, Harrison Fisher and Edward Penfield are not. Some of the artists in the exhibit are now known to us largely because they did these—and other—posters. "Ruttan" and the euphonious "H. Blyleven Esselen" defeated attempts to track them down in the reference resources at hand; John E. Sheridan, who might well be a mystery elsewhere, is known here because he attended Georgetown in the closing years of the 19th century and his first poster work was probably the series he did advertising Georgetown baseball games against Princeton, Yale, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. As in Britain, some posters took advantage of work first published as cartoons in the daily papers; the examples shown here by W. A. Rogers and Oscar Cesare are typical. Many of the artists, whether obscure or famous, contributed their work gratis to the war effort.
The posters helped not only with the obvious aim of recruiting members for the armed forces, but with the parallel home-front efforts embodied in various conservation efforts, in the multiple aims of the United War Work Campaign, in the work of the Red Cross, and perhaps most notably in the rapid subscription of the Liberty and Victory loans. Each of the four Liberty loan campaigns (two in 1917, two in 1918) and the Victory loan campaign of early 1919 brought an outpouring of poster art on both the local and national levels. Of the six posters in the exhibit not listed in Theofiles' book, three relate one way or another to recruiting, and the other three are loan appeals.
We note also that the same printing firms which thrived on the production of the posters contributed in some cases to their creation. W. F. Powers in New York made and donated the color plates for the Cesare poster; the Robert Gary Company in Brooklyn contributed the entire Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge effort. And the striking poster by Joseph Grosse, unknown to Theofiles, was contributed by the "Cloak, Suit and Skirt Industry Committee." In a context where the various Liberty and Victory loan drives achieved something like 30 billion dollars in returns these efforts may seem tiny, but cumulatively they and others like them did much for the proliferation of the poster as an important means of war effort communication.
The current exhibition, timed to open on the 81st anniversary of Armistice Day, November 11, is the second in what we hope will be a series of exhibits of posters drawn from the collection of Roger N. Mohovich, acquired in 1997 as a gift from his heirs, David van Buskirk and Warren Wilson. See also: TAKE UP THE SWORD OF JUSTICE: British Posters of World War I.
Entries for each poster are arranged in the following format: artist (where known); title; size (in inches, height before width); place of printing, publisher, and date; notes (those in quotation marks taken directly from the posters themselves); and references. References are to the following works: George Theofiles, American Posters of World War I (Dafran, 1973); Labert St. Clair, The Story of the Liberty Loans (James William Bryan Press, 1919); Joseph Darracott, The First World War in Posters (Dover, 1974); and Maurice Rickards, Posters of the First World War (Walker, 1968).
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Probably a post-war appeal for recruits. Not in Theofiles
Reproduction of a cartoon from The New York Herald. Theofiles 47; Rickards 180
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Theofiles 324
Theofiles 294, attributed to "Carlson Rice"
Theofiles 213; St. Clair, p. 177
Produced by the Committee on Public Information, Division of Pictorial Publicity. Theofiles 197
Theofiles 137; St. Clair, p. 84; Darracott 40
Theofiles 135; St. Clair, p. 73
Theofiles 131, attributed to "P. S. Porteus;" St. Clair, p. 73
Theofiles 140; St. Clair, p. 37
"Poster Contributed by Cloak, Suit and Skirt Industry Committee" Not in Theofiles
Theofiles 162
Theofiles 166; St. Clair, p. 137
Poster donated by the printing company. Not in Theofiles
"Color Plates made and donated by Powers Engraving Co., N. Y." Reproduction of a cartoon from The New York Evening Post. Not in Theofiles
Produced by the Committee on Public Information, Division of Pictorial Publicity. Theofiles 232
Theofiles 221; St. Clair, p. 142
Theofiles 237
Theofiles 228, attributed to "C. Emerson, Jr."

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iQ Leeds is beautifully built student accommodation located on Cross Chancellor Street, Its also close to the bustling student area of Headingley. All rooms at iQ Leeds student accommodation are designed to ensure that you have every comfort and peaceful environment to study peacefully.
There's a wide range of rooms- en-suite room in a shared flat, studio apartment in which you will have your fully furnished private bedroom with private en-suite bathroom, study area, storage area, modern kitchenette and lounge area.
Students choosing to stay in iQ Leeds will benefit from features like an onsite gym if you feel like working out, a laundry, a study and a games room to chill with your friends. High-speed Wifi and content insurance are all included in the rent, and 24/7 security means you and your things are always safe.
iQ Leeds student housing also provides a great social space where you can meet new people or socialise with fellow residents while participating in a fun event with them.
iQ Leeds gives you the best community atmosphere, you'll quickly feel right at home, and you will have so much fun staying there!
- The University of Leeds, Leeds College of Art and Leeds Metropolitan University all within a 20-minute walk.
- Leeds trinity university is almost 1 hour away from the property.
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Community Facilities
These rooms are 14 sq m and great value for money, coming with a small double bed with underbed storage, private bathroom, and modern style study desk and modern chair.
Youll be sharing a well-equipped open plan living room and kitchen with up to five others. Featuring all the essential equipment, a breakfast bar with stylish bar stools, sofas and a coffee table, theres plenty of room to cook and lounge. With a gym and laundry also in the building, youll be well set up for a great student life.
Offering 14 sq m and the same facilities as our Gold En Suite rooms, these spaces have been refurbished to a high standard. These rooms come with a small double bed with underbed storage, private bathroom, and modern style study desk and modern chair.
You get the best of both worlds, sharing a well-equipped open plan living room and kitchen with up to five others for a great social vibe. Featuring essential appliances, a breakfast bar with stylish bar stools, sofas and a coffee table, theres lots of room to cook and lounge. The building also gives you access to an onsite gym and laundry.
Our biggest en suites make great use of the extra space on offer, with 14 sq m consisting of a small double bed and underbed storage, study area with desk, loads of storage and, of course, a private bathroom.
A well-equipped communal open plan living room and kitchen shared with up to five others means you get privacy combined with sociability. Featuring essential appliances, sofas and a coffee table, theres loads of room to cook and lounge. The building also features onsite gym and laundry, giving you everything you need.
With two 14 sq m bedrooms featuring 4ft double beds and loads of storage, these flats are perfect for two friends looking to share a self-contained space with all the essentials.
With a spacious floor plan, you each get a private bedroom, sharing your private bathroom, fully fitted kitchen and living space. Renovated to a high standard with modern fittings and furniture, these flats are the ultimate in student living. You still benefit from the buildings gym, laundry and social spaces too.
For those wanting extra, Silver Studios give you that little bit more. Their spacious 26 sq m layout, wealth of storage and great facilities provide a perfect student setup.
Your studio comes with full-size double bed, fully fitted kitchenette, private bathroom, study area with desk and chair, loads of storage plus two armchairs and a coffee table. You still get use of the buildings gym, social spaces and laundry too.
For those wanting more space and privacy, Bronze Studios offer great value for money. With a spacious 23 sq m layout and plenty of features, they offer a great living experience.
Your studio comes with full-size double bed, fully fitted kitchenette, private bathroom, study area with desk and chair, loads of storage plus two armchairs and a coffee table. You still get use of the buildings gym, social spaces and laundry too.
26 sq m with a great amount of space and storage, Silver Studio Plus rooms have been renovated in modern style to a high standard.
With plenty of room to relax, study and cook, Silver Studio Plus rooms offer stylish student living with a full-size double bed, private fully fitted kitchen, private bathroom, study area, armchairs and coffee table and lots of space. You also get use of the buildings gym, laundry and social spaces.
With a 35 sq m massive floor plan, Gold Studios offer a separate kitchen area that really opens the space up.
With plenty of room to relax, study and cook, Gold Studios give you a full-size double bed, separate private kitchen, private bathroom, study area, armchairs and coffee table and loads of space. You also get use of the buildings gym, laundry and social spaces.
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With enough room for a couple to live comfortably, Gold Studio Plus rooms offer the best in student living with a full-size double bed, private fully fitted kitchen, private bathroom, study area, comfy chair, dining table and chairs and loads of storage. Youll also have access to the buildings gym, laundry and social spaces.
Booking Details
COVID-19 Cancellation Policy
As we have previously stated, we are very keen to ensure that the current circumstances do not deter students from booking their accommodation - or unsettle those who have already booked - for the 2020/21 academic year. We confirm that the protection under our current cancellation policy covers extenuating circumstances including being unable to travel and illness.
In these circumstances, students who have booked for the 2020/21 academic year - or may wish to book - are eligible to cancel their booking at any time, and iQ will also fully refund any fees paid. Any cancellation application would go through our usual channels and the policy and process are here. We hope this gives reassurance to those who have booked - or want to book - that they can do so without suffering any financial consequences, should the circumstances surrounding COVID-19 make them unable to travel in the future.
Cancellation Policy
Period before you enter into the Tenancy Agreement - Failure to complete your application and enter into the Tenancy Agreement by the Deadline
iQ Student Accommodation reserves the right to not return the Booking Fee and cancel your booking on notice if:
(i) you notify us before the Deadline that you have decided not to enter into the Tenancy Agreement;
(ii) we take all reasonable steps to enter into the Tenancy Agreement before the Deadline and you fail to do so, for example, if you fail to complete your application or provide guarantor details and supporting documentation in good time;
(iii) you provide us with relevant false or misleading information; and/or
(iv) we are prohibited from entering to the Tenancy Agreement because of the Immigration Act 2014 (persons disqualified by immigration status). From the date of cancellation, you will not be liable for the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement, irrespective of whether you have signed it.
Period from and including when you have entered into the Tenancy Agreement
Cancellation by us
Failure to collect your key within timeframe
If you enter into the Tenancy Agreement, and you then fail to collect your key within 5 weeks of the Tenancy Start Date, iQ Student Accommodation reserves the right to: (a) cancel your booking and terminate the Tenancy Agreement and (b) re-let your room. In these circumstances any rent paid by you (including the Booking Fee allocated to the first payment of rent) will not be refunded to cover any losses incurred by us for empty unlet rooms. This provision takes precedence over any provisions in the Tenancy Agreement.
Provision of false or misleading information, persons disqualified by immigration status or failure to complete your application, provide guarantor details or supporting documentation in good time
We may also terminate your Tenancy Agreement for any of the reasons set out above, as set out in more detail in clause 2.4 of the Tenancy Agreement itself.
Cancellation by you
If you have entered into the Tenancy Agreement and you wish to cancel your booking, regardless of whether you have collected your keys, you will remain liable for the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement and you may not cancel the booking unless you can provide proof that you fit any of the following criteria:
You notify us of your intention to cancel your booking prior to 1 August.
Your UK Visa application has been denied.
You have failed to obtain the required qualifications to get into your first University of choice.
Extenuating circumstances e.g. ill-health, family circumstances.
Where proof is provided in accordance with these terms and conditions and to our reasonable satisfaction, you will be entitled to cancel the booking and you will not be liable for the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement from the date of cancellation.
Evidence required where there is a cancellation by you
Notify us of your intention to cancel prior to 1 August
No further evidence is required beyond notifying us, but your Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Failure to get in to your first university of choice
Should you fail to gain the required qualifications and are not accepted into the University you stated as your first choice, you may cancel your Tenancy Agreement and we will refund your Booking Fee and any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information within the timescales mentioned below:
Written confirmation from you that you wish to cancel your reservation due to having failed to obtain the required grades for your first choice University; and
Supporting evidence from the University or UCAS.
This information must be provided to us within 72 hours of your exam results being published to be eligible for a Booking Fee refund. In these circumstances, your Booking Fee and rent payments will be returned in full within four weeks. If you fail to provide the information within 72 hours of your exam results being published, your Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Please note, if you are attending another University in a city where iQ Student Accommodation has a property, our team will be happy to support you in finding suitable accommodation. In this case, your Booking Fee and any rent payments made may be transferred over to your new booking.
Failure to obtain a UK Visa
If you fail to obtain a UK Visa before the start date of your tenancy, we will cancel your Tenancy Agreement and refund any rent payments made so long as you provide the following information:
Written confirmation from you that you wish to cancel your reservation; and
Supporting official evidence to show that the Visa was declined.
This supporting evidence should be supplied to iQ Student Accommodation within 72 hours of you receiving official confirmation. In these circumstances, any rent paid will be returned to you within 4 weeks but an amount equal to the Booking Fee will be retained as a cancellation fee.
Extenuating circumstances
If you are no longer able to attend University and/or live away from home due to extenuating circumstances, such as ill health or family issues, please contact us in order to discuss the matter.
Cancellation by you no special circumstances
Where the reason for cancellation is not one of the three matters listed above, you will remain liable for the full contractual rent, unless and until a replacement tenant is found for your accommodation. You are responsible for finding an eligible replacement tenant, although site staff will assist where possible.
If you wish to cancel the booking and a replacement tenant is found, subject to our agreement, you will be released from the contractual obligations set out in the Tenancy Agreement and any overpaid rent money will be refunded to you, less an amount equal to your Booking Fee as a cancellation fee. Please note that all tenancies commence on a Saturday; therefore the relevant site team will confirm your official release date from your contractual obligations under the Tenancy Agreement.
If you cancel the booking, but you enter into a new tenancy agreement with iQ Student Accommodation in respect of a different room within the same academic year, you will be required to pay to us an administration fee of 50.
Any decision made to release you from the terms of the Tenancy Agreement outside of these criteria is made by iQ Student Accommodation, at its sole discretion, on an individual case by case basis.
Payment Details
Payment can be made by either credit or debit card or by international bank transfer, via our partner Western Union.
For card payments, well need the long card number, expiry date and security code. We accept Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard and Maestro.
For international bank transfer, youll be sent a link to the Western Union payment site when we're ready to collect your payment - the transfer is normally complete within three to four business days.
Whichever payment option you choose we will contact you to collect payment details prior to your first instalment being due.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are iQ sites secure?
Each iQ site is covered by CCTV and has onsite security staff, with staff present 24 hours a day. There is also a digital entry system at each building. You should not allow people to tailgate that is, hold the door open for people behind you as you enter.
Can I book if I'm under 18?
We require that all tenants living at one of our buildings in England and Wales are over the age of 18 at the time of moving in. You may book if you are 17, but only if you will have turned 18 before you move in.
Exceptions to this rule are available at sites in Scotland and in selected cases through prior arrangement with a university or institution. If in doubt, please contact your preferred iQ site and the team will be able to advise you.
Can I bring a TV?
If you want to bring a TV, check that your room has a TV point and dont bring one larger than 21. You cant mount your TV on the wall, so make sure its free-standing. While all TVs provided by iQ in communal areas accessed by all residents are covered by a TV Licence, you will need to buy your own licence if you bring your own TV or if there is one already in your room or shared kitchen & living area. If youre unsure, please check with your site team.
For details of licensing requirements regarding catch-up TV and online streaming, please refer to your resident handbook, ask your site team or contact TV Licensing.
Can I bring my bike?
Yes most iQ sites have a secure bike store that is free to use for all iQ residents. You will need to register and tag your bike with our team when you arrive.
Can I bring my car?
Some of our sites have limited parking, including in some cases disabled parking bays. However, as our locations are generally close to universities and local amenities, a car shouldn't really be necessary. If you do want to arrange parking, speak to your site team as soon as possible - any spaces available are likely to be reserved very quickly.
Can I bring pets?
No, pets are not allowed at iQ so please do not bring any animals of any sort. This is with the exception of assistance dogs, by prior arrangement.
Can I choose where my room is in the building?
Yes, you can specify where you would like your room to be from those which are still available at the time you book.
Can I choose who I live with in a shared flat?
Our online booking system will show the gender of those who have already booked a room in your chosen flat, if this information is available.
If you want to make a group booking with people you already know, our group booking procedure will help you do this.
Can I have overnight guests?
Yes. It's your home so you can have guests staying over occasionally, but we would ask you to respect your fellow residents and let your site team know. You are responsible for the behaviour of any guests you bring to your iQ site.
Can I make a group booking?
Yes. If youd like to share with friends, you can find and select rooms in the same flat on our booking portal. Alternatively, please speak to a member of the site team and they will be happy to help you.
Can I move in early?
Yes, we can often arrange this. Please contact your iQ site directly to see if they have availability.
Can I move out early?
You can move out whenever you are ready but the contract you have with iQ is a Fixed Term Tenancy Agreement and you will still need to pay the full rent until the end of the agreement. In exceptional circumstances, the Operations Manager may decide to grant an early release from the tenancy.
Please note that you should always book a move out inspection to confirm the condition of your room before you leave iQ. This will ensure arrangements are made relating to the return of your deposit.
For full information regarding moving out policies and procedures for your iQ site, please speak to the site team.
Can I smoke in my room?
No, all iQ accommodation is non-smoking. You may smoke outside in designated smoking areas. Please do not smoke anywhere near other residents windows, as the unwelcome smell of smoke can drift into their rooms.
Can I store my stuff with you over the holidays?
Yes, we can arrange temporary storage for possessions you dont want to take home with you. Just ask your Reception team for details.
Alternatively, you can use the Pinglocker app for storage and relocation services they provide nationwide.
Can I sublet my room to someone else?
No. So please dont try.
If you do find yourself needing to move out for any reason, your site team can advise you on making arrangements to find a replacement tenant.
Can I swap my room?
It may be possible to swap or change your room once you have moved in, subject to availability. A room change fee will apply. To find out if its possible for you to change room, please speak to the accommodation manager at your site.
Do I have to be home by a certain time each night?
No, its up to you when you come in. If returning late at night, please respect your fellow residents and keep noise to a minimum.
Do I need to clean my accommodation when I move out?
Yes, please make sure your accommodation is clean to avoid any cleaning charges.
Do you have laundry facilities?
Yes, the vast majority of our sites have a laundry room where you can wash and dry your clothes. These are operated by an independent provider, Circuit Laundry. You will need to pay to use the machines via a top-up card or their mobile app.
Do you provide bedding?
No, so please bring your own sheets, duvet, pillows, towels etc when you move in or you may prefer to buy them locally on arrival.
Does iQ permit the use of drugs at its accommodation?
No, drugs are not permitted and prohibited items will be confiscated. The tenancy agreement gives iQ the right to confiscate substances, including legal highs without the consent of the resident.
How do I book?
Booking online is quick and easy it shouldn't take more than 10 minutes.
If you prefer, you can call us (its best to call the site you want to book at direct), or visit us at your chosen iQ location. You will need to pay a non-refundable booking fee to secure your booking (or holding deposit in Scotland), which can be paid by debit or credit card.
How do I cancel my booking?
A booking can be cancelled up to and including 31st July of the year when the student was due to move in. The booking fee is non-refundable.
After 31st July, if a student wishes to cancel a booking, they will remain liable for the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement, unless proof of one of the following can be supplied:
Their UK Visa application has been denied
They have failed to obtain the required qualifications to get into their university of choice
Extenuating circumstances e.g. ill-health, family circumstances
Evidence of a) or b) should be supplied to iQ Student Accommodation within 72 hours of receiving official confirmation.
Where the reason for cancellation cant be proved in line with the above, the student will remain liable for the full contractual rent, unless and until a replacement tenant is found. The student is responsible for finding an eligible replacement tenant, although site staff will assist where possible. If a replacement tenant is found, the student will be released from the contractual obligations laid out in the Tenancy Agreement and any rent money will be refunded. The booking fee will be retained.
How do I get my post / mail?
Your post will be delivered to a lockable post box for your flat. Larger items or those that require a signature on delivery will be retained by Reception. You will be notified if Reception receive an item for you, and you should collect it as soon as possible.
How much does it cost to live at iQ?
Prices vary according to the site and type of accommodation you need please check the property page of your chosen site to see the current prices and any offers which may be running.
Rent is payable in instalments throughout the year, and includes utility bills, contents insurance and free WiFi. Access to most facilities on your site, including gyms and cinemas where available, is included.
How will I get to know people at iQ?
Our sites are home to an international community of students, often studying at a variety of different institutions, and its this diversity which can make living with us such a rewarding experience.
We organise regular social events where you can get to know your fellow residents. You will find posters on site telling you whats coming up soon or just ask at Reception.
I only have a conditional offer from my university. Can I still book at iQ?
Yes if you dont get the grades you need to be accepted by your chosen university then your booking fee will be refunded in full. We will need a letter from the university confirming the withdrawal of their offer to process the refund you should provide this within 72 hours of receiving official confirmation. Please note, this is the only circumstance in which a booking fee, or holding deposit in Scotland, is refundable.
It may also be possible to transfer your booking to another iQ location, subject to availability. Call the site team at the iQ location you originally booked with as soon as possible if you need to do this.
In the event of a fire, how can I trust that my accommodation is safe?
The safety and security of our residents is our number one priority. All of our sites are fully compliant with current safety standards. Our accommodation has fire alarm systems in place as well as fire prevention equipment, and we carry out regular testing and evacuation drills. Our buildings are also regularly audited by external, independent consultants.
iQ has a full-time, highly qualified, Health and Safety team who visit sites regularly. We also use accredited national providers to service and maintain life safety systems. Additionally, all sites have staff present 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We are continually reviewing our programme of security, fire and safety standards. If you would like further information about our ongoing fire safety programme please read our fire safety update.
Is food and drink available on site?
Our sites dont have restaurants or cafeterias, but most sites provide vending machines where you can buy chocolate, crisps, drinks, ice cream and other snacks.
Is there internet access on site?
Yes, all our sites are equipped with WiFi, accessible throughout the building at no extra charge. This service is provided by our internet partners, ASK4. If you have any issues with connecting, you can find their contact details in the resident handbook you will receive on arrival.
What cant I bring?
Your resident handbook contains a list of prohibited items. This includes many items prohibited for fire safety reasons, such as candles, oil burners, gas appliances and fan heaters. Please see the full list below. If you need further guidance on whether an item is permitted or not, please ask your site team before you move in.
No weapons or drugs (including legal highs) are permitted under any circumstances.
We dont allow:
Candles, fireworks, Chinese lanterns, incense, incense burners, kerosene, petrol, LPG gas and LPG gas appliances, compressed gas and compressed gas appliances, rice cookers (unless CE marked), shisha pipes, gas burners, oil burners, tea lamps, halogen heaters, exposed element heaters, fan heaters, real Christmas trees, mains voltage Christmas lights, portable cooking stoves.
What do I need to bring?
You can see whats included in your room on the room details page for your iQ site. Among the things you will need, or may want, to bring are bedding, towels, toiletries, toilet paper, basic kitchen equipment, hangers, and a computer or laptop.
What happens if I cant afford my rent?
If you find yourself in financial difficulties, you should speak to your site team as soon possible. Likewise, if the dates your rent instalments are due do not align with the dates you receive your student loan, please let us know and we will try to come to a solution.
All residents are required to register a guarantor, who will be ultimately responsible for your rent if you do not make payment. The guarantor will need to provide identification and sign a Guarantors Agreement, confirming they agree to act as your guarantor.
What happens to my booking fee?
Your booking fee, or holding deposit for Scotland, is non-refundable (except in the case that the conditional offer from your university is withdrawn). However, it will convert to a refundable damage deposit at the beginning of your tenancy. To find out more about how your deposit works, please ask your site team.
Will my flat be cleaned?
You are responsible for keeping your own space clean. It's our responsibility to keep the common areas like the social spaces, reception and laundry clean.


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For investors keeping tabs on frontier markets, the development of the new Merian gold mine, by Newmont Mining Corporation in Suriname, may signal the start of yet another potential investment opportunity.
Not only does the mine bode well for Suriname's economy in the medium-term (the $1 billion investment is likely to double the country's industrial gold output by 2016, at a time when production is expected to tail off as existing mines reportedly reach maturity), it's also likely that the South American nation's government will finance the 25% stake it can take in Merian through a potential $200 million syndicated loan.
The issue would be Suriname's first commercial sovereign borrowing and would be backed by revenue streams from the mine.
Details for the potential syndicated loan are not yet finalized but the issue could prove interesting to frontier market investors looking for new opportunities, particularly since the political commitment to the Merian project is strong and significant preparatory work has been undertaken by Newmont to ensure that the mining project takes off, said Cesar Arias, associate director for Latin America at Fitch Ratings.
If Suriname plays its cards right, then, the Merian gold project may well secure the country the footing it needs to continue along the path of becoming a market economy.
Here's how things look for now:
Gold Production will Spur Economic Growth
Suriname's economy has been funded to a large degree by exports of the mineral bauxite but the government has been slowly making moves to take advantage of its other commodity reserves, namely oil and gold. The shift toward gold mining and the Merian mine's role in that are particularly important. Not only will the result in new gold supply, it will also help to bring about a better balance between industrial mining and informal mining in Suriname, Arias said, and this will benefit both Suriname's mining sector as well as the economy overall.
"Informal mining doesn't give a lot of royalties – it isn't very efficient and it has an impact on the environment," Arias said. "Suriname has been trying to have a more balanced distribution between informal mining and industrial mining for years. Of course, these things take time, but Newmont is coming in at a good time and it's one of the top mining companies in the world, so this seems like a win-win situation." Prior to its association with Newmont, Suriname's industrial production relied exclusively on Canadian company IAMGOLD, "but the government knew their mines were going into maturity and they needed a plan to develop new gold reserves," Arias said.
Potential New Opportunities for Frontier Market Investors
Being able to take advantage of the low interest rate environment and the higher risk appetite of many investors looking for attractive yields bodes well for frontier markets like Suriname.
"The opportunities to tap the capital markets for countries that haven't been on investors' radar screens have grown – it's been the case for Cote D'Ivoire, Ecuador, Paraguay, Bolivia and others, and now, it could be Suriname's turn to tap the syndicated loan market for the Merian mine project," Arias said.
According to Daniel Broby, CEO of specialist investment firm GEMFonds, the pick up on frontier market bonds is significant (albeit that relative illiquidity is the trade off for the higher yields), with syndicated loans and local currency debt offering an even greater pick up.
"The frontier space, though, is one where you really do have to read the covenants, the collective action clauses and be sure there is the ability to service the debt," he said. Tapping into the international loan markets will be an important step for Suriname. The loan terms will be tailored to match the expected cash flows of the Merian mine.. "Suriname has a good reputation and it hasn't shown any signs of resource nationalism, which in other countries has increased nationalization and contact renegotiation risks," he said.
Prudence All Around
For its part, Newmont is ready to go ahead with the Merian mine. The company has been exploring in Suriname for a decade, said Omar Jabara, Newmont's spokesperson, and has a good relationship with the government.
"Suriname is keen on attracting foreign direct investment and from a geological point of view, Suriname has good opportunities for gold mining," he said. Despite the challenges the mine presents the need for proper infrastructure, the need to find skilled mining talent, the need to remain sensitive toward the environment and the need to manage the expectations of what the project can deliver. "We want to ensure that we encourage local community development as well as help in economic development for the country," Jabara said. The global commodities market also presents a challenge and gold is one of the most volatile commodities.
"A country that exports gold is subject to volatility on the price side" Arias said. "Suriname is trying to establish a sovereign wealth fund to save a part of the commodity windfalls for a rainy day. This isn't easy to do, but could mitigate the vulnerability of the country's growth, fiscal and external accounts to commodity shocks."


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This week the U.S. Department of Agriculture attempted to implement a plan to collect a 15-cent-per-tree "tax" from Christmas tree growers. The money would be used to create ads promoting the use of real trees, similar to the "Got Milk" and "Beef: It's What's for Dinner" campaigns, as fake trees have reduced sales. Thankfully, Republicans saw right through President Obama's dastardly plan (that was actually cooked up before he was elected and is favored by most of the industry). The Department of Agriculture has decided to reevaluate the plan because it was attacked by several Republican lawmakers. It's a Christmas miracle! Don't forget to raise a glass of eggnog to these American heroes when you're relaxing by your foreign-made artificial tree next month.
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WILLIMANTIC -- State and local police are searching for a missing Eastern Connecticut State University student.
State police issued a Silver Alert late Wednesday for 20-year-old Alyssiah Marie Wiley, who was last seen on the Willimantic campus on Saturday.
The West Haven native is described as a black woman who is 5-feet-6-inches tall and about 150 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
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5 things you missed: Samsung streaming music, malware in Google Play, more
1. If you have a Samsung Galaxy device, you can now stream music
Samsung is getting into the music streaming business with Milk Music. The app, available in the Google Play store, streams music for free in the United States, and even without those pesky ads. Oh, and it's available on just about every Galaxy device.
Read more: Samsung debuts Milk Music, a new free (for now) streaming radio service for galaxy smartphones(TechCrunch)
2. Also in the Google Play store – Malware
New malware that can take over the camera and audio recording functions on an Android device has just invaded the Google Play store. The malicious program is disguised as an app called Parental Control and you should be on the lookout.
Read more: Malware designed to take over cameras and record audio enters Google Play(ArsTechnica)
3. Read a novel in 90 minutes with this app
That's right, a whole novel. Spritz, a Boston-based software company, has just developed a new application that allows you to read an entire novel in 90 minutes or less.
How does it work? The app's "Optimal Recognition Point" technology manipulates the presentation of the text so that the words rapidly replace themselves within a fixed spot on the page. Basically, your eyes don't move as you read, allowing you to process the words more quickly.
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Navigation apps like Google Maps or Yahoo Maps may help you find your destination, but what about parking? Spot On Time, a subscription-based service, not only helps you find your way from point A to point B, but also helps you get there on time and find the closest parking spot.
Read more: Spot On Time's new app helps drivers arrive on time, find parking too(TechCrunch)
5. Oh, and you might need this app to find your car after you've parked it
After you've parked and run errands, Auto Finder for Android will help you find your car. How does it work? The app automatically marks your parking spot on a map, and then gives you directions back to it. It's free too.
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Move over Abramovich: Meet 'Azzam', the world's largest, fastest superyacht
By Arion McNicoll, for CNN • Published 18th July 2013
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With the launch of the gleaming new Azzam, Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich can no longer lay claim to being the owner of the world's largest superyacht.
At 590- feet long, the Azzam is 57-feet longer than Abramovich's mighty
-- previously the largest yacht on the waves. The hulking superyacht is significantly longer than a football field, larger than the US Navy's Arleigh Burke-class destroyer and more capacious than many popular cruise ships.
Last month, the behemoth eased cautiously out of its shipyard in Bremen, Germany, ushered by a team of powerful tugboats which were dwarfed by its enormous scale. The yacht has been kept under wraps throughout its construction for the past three years.
Wealthy owners compete with the world's best sailors in the RC44 over 5 days of competition.
An icebreaker traveling through Antarctica's Ross Sea. Two months of sequences, condensed into less than five minutes.
Shirley Robertson explores the physical challenges of racing against men and speaks with Britain's Sam Davies.
The identity of the huge boat's owner remains a mystery, but some speculate that it belongs to a powerful Middle Eastern billionaire.
Read: Meet the space-age super yacht
Just building the yacht cost a staggering $605 million -- a fee which doesn't even begin to take into account the sky-high costs of its annual upkeep. In his book on the Lady Linda superyacht, author G. Bruce Knecht
said that
, "operating and maintaining a yacht is at least 10% of what the thing cost." By which estimation, just keeping the Azzam on the water could cost as much as $60 million every year.
The project was brought to fruition by Mubarak Saad al Ahbabi, who assembled a triumvirate of yacht-building super stars: the Azzam's engineering was done by premier German shipbuilding company
, the exterior design was by
Nauta Yachts
and the interior was composed by Christophe Leoni.
At present, very little is known about the interior detailing of the vessel. A spokesperson for Lürssen said "the yacht is still under construction, and I doubt that we will get permission to shoot her even when she is ready."
Experts suggest that the interior could match or even surpass the opulence of Abramovich's yacht which is equipped with two helipads, two swimming pools, a cinema, a disco and a mini-submarine that can dive to 150-feet to explore the ocean floor. Bullet-proof glass and armor plating lines Abramovich's master bedroom, and the boat has its own missile defence system.
Read: Jackie O's 'Love Boat' for sale
The Azzam is described as having a "sophisticated and luxurious interior in a turn of the century Empire style." Although his primary work is not in yachting, French interior decorator Christophe Leoni says he is "confident that the final yacht is everything and more the owner expects."
's Peter Seyfferth commented: "For a yacht of this size, I think that she looks amazingly elegant and sleek."
As well as its prodigious length, the yacht also travels at a record-breaking pace. With a top speed of over 30 knots (around 34 mph), the Azzam is considered to be the fastest superyacht on the sea.
The Azzam is the latest in a line of vessels to have held the mantle of world's largest yacht. Prior to the Eclipse, the 482-foot
Prince Abdulaziz
, owned by the Saudi royal family, held the record for 22 years. And before it, the
Rising Sun
was briefly the record-holder. Built by American businessman Larry Ellison, The Rising Sun came in at 454-feet and cost $200 million.
Read: The £15 million superyacht controlled by an iPad
With many more billionaires around the world eager to inscribe their names into the history books, it is anyone's guess quite how long the Azzam will remain at the top. For now, its mystery owner can revel in the knowledge that his or her boat is at the very pinnacle of the yachting pecking order.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Country music performer Toby Keith says he grew up in the area near Oklahoma City that was hit by a devastating tornado.
Keith issued a statement saying Monday's tornado in Moore, Okla., devastated the community in which he grew up.
The city has embraced Keith's celebrity and his name is on the Moore water tower.
Keith says he remembers riding his bicycle through the stricken neighborhoods. Rescuers are still working to pull people from the rubble in the community that's southwest of Oklahoma City.
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A Sandwich a Day: Italian Deli Classics with a Twist at Il Salumaio
A new sandwich every day.
In this great city of ours, one could eat a different sandwich every day of the year—so that's what we'll do. Here's A Sandwich a Day, our daily look at sandwiches around New York. Got a sandwich we should check out? Let us know. —The Mgmt.
Il Salumaio is the newest Italian deli open in the Upper East Side. A small space managed by a more than friendly staff, the sandwich shop is a destination we would gladly visit again for a quick lunch fix. The sandwiches hew close to deli classics, but with some subtle twists.
For one there's the Arthur Avenue ($11.98 on a hero, focaccia, or ciabatta; about $9 on a roll), Il Salumaio's take on an Italian combo. The thinly sliced ham, mortadella, salami, and prosciutto are commendable if lightly applied; in place of sliced tomatoes were halved sweet cherry tomatoes dressed in syrupy balsamic. The lettuce is chopped rather than shredded, adding a refreshing crunch.
The only annoying tick here is that the tomatoes squeeze right out with each bite—but it is fun to pick up the leftover halves and pop them into your mouth as a nice afterthought. But the sandwich is satisfying all the same—huge but not tooweighty—and definitely not for the light-hearted.
The deli's eponymous sandwich, the Il Salumaio ($11.98 on focaccia) is a simple prosciutto and mozzarella bolstered with olives. We were impressed by the quality of fillings: thin, thin ham, milky mozzarella made in-house, and bold olives (the olives vary, but we dug our firm Sevillianos).
If this deli has an issue, it's the bread. The hero could have been more fresh, but it works. The focaccia leaves more to be desired. It's thin, plain-tasting, and lacking in texture. But it still forms the base for a solid sandwich we'd hit up the next time we're on the Upper East Side
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EXCLUSIVE: Abel Ferrara's Dominique Strauss-Kahn film acquired for US, Japan and Benelux during Cannes. Palme d'Or winner Blue is the Warmest Colour and contender Young and Beautiful sold out.
Wild Bunch has announced first sales on Abel Ferrara's controversial Welcome to New York starring Gérard Depardieu in a role inspired by the downfall of former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Early buyers include IFC Films for the US alongside uMedia for Benelux and Remstar for Canada. The picture has also sold to Japan (Comstock), Brazil (Imovision) and Germany (Wild Bunch Germany).
The UK and Australia are currently in negotiation.
Strauss-Kahn was arrested in New York in May 2011 on charges, later dropped, of attempting to rape a chambermaid at the Sofitel Hotel. The arrest and subsequent revelations about his personal life left his political career in tatters.
Ferrara's film stars Depardieu and Jacqueline Bisset in roles loosely inspired by Strauss-Kahn and his now ex-wife Anne Sinclair.
The production wrapped in New York at the beginning of May and is now in post-production.
The Wild Bunch team unveiled a two-minute teaser to buyers during Cannes.
By chance, Strauss Kahn also made an appearance at the festival, stepping on to the red carpet for the competition premiere of Jim Jarmusch's vampire picture Only Lovers Left Alive on Saturday night.
Beyond rolling out Welcome to New York, Wild Bunch was busy in Cannes this year with six competition titles, including the Palme d'Or winner Blue is the Warmest Colour, Claire Denis' Un Certain Regard title Bastards and Guillaume Canet's English-language debut Blood Ties, which played out of competition.
"True prices aren't what they used to be but distributors were in buying mode and there were a lot of transactions," said Wide Bunch sales chief Carole Baraton. "It was a hectic but successful Cannes for us."
Baraton said Abdellatif Kechiche's steamy tale of youthful lesbian love Blue is the Warmest Colour had practically sold-out, apart from in territories where the subject matter was culturally sensitive.
As previously announced, Sundance Selects took the film for the US, Curzon World for the UK and Alamode for Germany.
The picture has also been sold to Australia and New Zealand (Transmission), Italy (Lucky Red), Benelux (Cineart), Spain (Vertigo), Japan (Comstock) and Korea (Pancinema) among others.
Scandinavian sales included to Denmark (Camera), Finland (Cinema Mondo), Iceland (Green Light), Norway (Arthaus) and Sweden (Folkets Bio).
Kechiche's habitual distributor in Tunisia, Familia Productions, also plans to distribute the picture in the Franco-Tunisian director's native country, where its same-sex love story is likely to prompt some controversy among more conservative elements of Tunisian society.
The Culture Minister of Tunisia's Islamist-controlled government congratulated Kechiche on his Palme d'Or win on Sunday evening without mentioning the subject-matter or whether the picture would be allowed to be shown freely in the country.
Wild Bunch Distribution (WBD) will release the film in France in October.
Wild Bunch's other Cannes top seller was Francois Ozon's tale of a bourgeois teenage prostitute, Young and Beautiful.
As previously reported, Sundance Selects took the picture for the US and Lionsgate for the UK.
The film has also sold to Benelux (Cineart), Germany (Kinowelt), Spain (Golem), Italy (Bim), most of Scandinavia (Scanbox), Finland (Cinema Mondo) and Sweden (Triart), Japan (Kino Film) and Australia (Hopscotch).
Mars Distribution will bring the film out in France at the end of August.
Other competition title Arnaud Desplechin's Jimmy P. Psychotherapy Of A Plains Indian also did good business selling to Canada (Métropole), Latin America (California), Japan (Comstock), Israel (United King), Middle East (Front Row) and Turkey (Calinos) among others.
Discussions are currently underway for Italy and Germany. As previously announced, Worldview Entertainment has taken US rights and is seeking to partner with a distributor on the release. CAA negotiated the deal with Wild Bunch on behalf of Worldview.
Key sales for James Gray's 1920s New York-set, Marion Cotillard-starrer The Immigrant included to Benelux (Paradiso), Italy (Bim), Japan (Gaga) and Scandinavia (Scanbox).
The Weinstein Company acquired US rights to the film after Cannes 2012. Wild Bunch Distribution will release the picture in France at the end of November.
Wild Bunch also did good business on Japanese Hirokazu Kore-eda's baby swap melodrama Like Father, Like Son which won the Jury Prize.
The sixth competition title on the slate Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives, which Wild Bunch co-handled with Gaumont, was practically sold-out before Cannes, revealed Baraton.
Despite mixed reviews during Cannes, the film appears to be holding up well at the French box office.
Released in France on May 22, the picture was the third biggest opener that week and attracted some 250,000 spectators in its first seven days on release, a comparable performance to Winding Refn's previous cult hit Drive.
Denis' Bastards, which premiered in Un Certain Regard, also secured a slew of deals including to US (IFC) Benelux (Victory), Canada (Métropole), UK (Artificial Eye), Spain (Golem), Sweden (Triart), Denmark (Camera) and CIS (Russian Report).


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Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 (Discontinued product)
The Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 is intended as a user-friendly introductory and evaluation tool for the RX210 microcontroller.
The board also provides a useful platform for evaluating the Renesas suite of development tools for coding and debugging, using High-performance Embedded Workshop as well as programming the device using E1 emulator and/or Flash Development Toolkit.
The Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 may be connected to the host PC using a simple RS232 serial connection or via the included USB E1 on chip debugging interface.
The purpose of the board is to enable the user to evaluate the capabilities of the device and its peripherals by giving the user a simple platform on which code can be run only minutes from opening box. It can also prove an invaluable tool in development by providing a useful test platform for code already debugged using one of our more powerful emulation tools.
Important notice for customers who have purchased this product
We are very sorry, but a mistake has been discovered in the Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 User's Manual file. The corrected information can be downloaded below. We apologize for the trouble, and your understanding is most appreciated.
To customers who use Windows 7 (64-bit edition)
When using an installer of this product on a PC which includes Windows 7 (64-bit edition), you may experience a problem where the E1 emulator cannot be used because the USB driver for the E1 emulator is not installed. In this case please install the USB driver according to the following procedure.
- Use the attached installer of this product and complete the installation.
- Download after Renesas E-Series USB driver V.1.02 Release 00 from the E1 emulator product page (http://www.renesas.com/e1_download).
- Execute the downloaded USB driver and start the installation.
- The installation confirmation screen of the device software is displayed during the installation. Click the <Install> button to install the USB driver.
- When the installation is completed, connect the E1 emulator to the PC. The USB driver is automatically installed and the E1 emulator can be used.
Block Diagram
Layout and Specification
The LCD display module is supplied as a detachable sub-board. The board dimensions are 120 mm by 100 mm, detailed dimensions are available in the user manual.
|Input Clock
|Main: 20 MHz
|Sub: 32.768 kHz
|Single-turn, 10 kΩ
|Power indicator: green x 1
|User: green x 1, orange x 1, red x 2
|Reset x 1
|User x 3
|DC Power Jack
|5 V Input
|E1 Header
|14-pin box header
|RS232 Serial Connector
|9-pin DSUB
|LCD Display Connector
|14-pin socket
|Microcontroller Pin Header
|2.54 mm pitch, 36-pin x 4 (J1, J2, J3, J4)
|Application Board Interface
|2.54 mm pitch, 26-pin x 2 (JA1, JA2), 24-pin x 2 (JA5, JA6)
|BUS Interface Option
|2.54 mm pitch, 50-pin (JA3)
* Microcontroller Pin Header, Application Board Interface and BUS Interface Option are not contained in the product.
* The potentiometer is fitted to offer an easy way of supplying a variable analog input to the controller. It does not necessarily reflect the accuracy of the controllers ADC. Please see the device manual for details.
Manufacturer Name: PIHER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
Part Number: N6R (6 mm RoHS reflowable potentiometer)
- CPU Board
- Detachable LCD Display Module
- Detachable AD Adjustment Shaft
- E1 Emulator
- Connection Cable (USB Cable, User Interface Cable)
- Quick Start Guide
- Documents: User Manual, Tutorial, and more
- IDE: High-performance Embedded Workshop
- C Compiler: C/C++ Compiler Package for RX Family Evaluation Version
- Debugger: E1/E20 Emulator Debugger
- The C/C++ Compiler Package for RX Family Evaluation Version does not come with technical support services. In addition, The C/C++ Compiler Package for RX Family Evaluation Version has some restrictions compared to the Product Version.
Trial period: 60 days
The link size will be limited to 128 KB after 60 days.
PC System Requirements
- IBM PC/AT or compatible PC (USB interface necessary) *1
- Intel Pentium Ⅲ 600 MHz or higher *3
- Memory 128 MB or higher
- Microsoft Windows 7 / Windows XP / Windows Vista *2 (other than the listed OS is not supported)
*1: IBM and PC/AT are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation of the U.S.
*2: MS, MS-DOS and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation of the U.S. No support for Windows Vista® 64-bit editions. Please see here when using Windows 7 64-bit edition.
*3: Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation of the U.S.
Ordering Information
Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 (B Mask) is available as a successor product.
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|Discontinued Product (Replaced by
Renesas Starter Kit for RX210 (B Mask))
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We have already discontinued production of the E1 emulator due to components of the product having reached their EOL (end of life, i.e. end of production). Please click on the following link to confirm the details and our successor products.
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National Accounts Statistics: Main Aggregates and Detailed Tables 2015
The publication contains detailed official national accounts data for over 200 countries or areas of the World for the years 2003 to 2015. It is a valuable source of information on the state and structure of economies worldwide. The data for each country or area are presented in separate chapters with uniform table headings and classifications as recommended in the System of National Accounts 1993 (1993 SNA). Each country chapter also contains a write-up on the methodology and data sources which are used to compile the national accounts. A summary of the SNA conceptual framework, classifications, definitions, is also included in the publication. The publication contains statistics on gross domestic product by expenditure at current and constant prices and the relations among product, income, saving and net lending; value added by kind of activity at current and constant prices, and output, gross value added and fixed assets by industry; classification of consumption expenditure of general government, households, and non-profit institutions serving households according to purpose; production account through the financial account for the institutional sectors; and cross classification of gross value added by industry and institutional sector.
The preparation of national accounts statistics in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is undertaken by the Department of Statistics, Amman. The following tables have been prepared from successive replies to the United Nations national accounts questionnaire. The most recent data have been provided by the Department of Statistics. The annual national accounts statistics are published in the annual Yearbook and on the DOS website - www.dos.gov.jo.
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University Information Services, Phoenix Teaching Room 2, New Museums Site
Visitor information
Location: Ground Floor, Phoenix Building, New Museums Site, Pembroke St, Cambridge CB2 3QH
Map: http://map.cam.ac.uk/Phoenix+Teaching+Rooms+1+and+2show
The Phoenix Training rooms are located on the New Museums Site in the center of Cambridge. The main entrance is through the archway situated at the junction of Pembroke Street, Downing Street and Tennis Court Road. The post code is CB2 3QH. Please see map reference:https://map.cam.ac.uk/New+Museums+Site#52.203307,0.119542,17 Walk through the archway and past the barrier and take the first turning left. Look for a blue door ahead of you. This is the entrance to the Phoenix Building. Phoenix Training room 1 is through the door on the right, Phoenix Training room 2 is through the door on the left.
Visitors should be aware that only disabled parking is available on the New Museums site, and this requires prior notification.
Cambridge Car Parks
- Limited one-hour parking by metered ticket in Free School Lane
- Short-stay (ie expensive) large multi-storey car park at Grand Arcade, accessed from Corn Exchange Street.
- Cheaper long-stay car park about 15 minutes walk from the city centre at Queen Anne Terrace on Gonville place, alongside Parkers Piece (a large open green area).
There are several Park & Ride services which get you into the City Centre (Emmanuel Street), a few minutes walk from the New Museums Site.
General Information
General information on Accessibility for this facility can be found at AccessAble
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible
A limited amount of disabled parking is available on the New Museums Site, prior arrangement is required.
Induction Loop
There is an induction loop available.
Venue details
Short name: UISPHOEN2
Description: Training room with 19 desks each with a computer; comprising of 15 Apple iMacs and 4 Windows 10 PC's connected to the Managed Cluster Service. In addition there is one course givers iMac and AV system which includes one projector and one microphone with sound available via ceiling speakers for course givers iMac or stick mic.
Capacity: 19 seats or workstations


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NYPD: British soldiers assaulted off-duty NYC cop
Six British soldiers visiting New York have been charged with assault in a fight with an off-duty police officer outside a Manhattan bar, authorities said Tuesday.
The charges stem from an argument that began shortly after 4 a.m. Friday with the soldiers and the officer trading insults while mingling with women in front of the nightspot, police said.
A criminal complaint alleges the men - Ratu-losefo Yavala, Mosese Kurulala, Joeli Raduva, Filipe Vunisarati, Iliakini Raderua and Thomas Shute - punched the officer until he fell to the ground. When the officer tried to call 911, one of the men punched him again and took his cellphone, the complaint says.
The unidentified New York Police Department officer, who didn't have a gun, cut one of the soldiers on the arm while trying to defend himself with a small pocket knife, police said. He suffered a broken nose and a swollen jaw.
The names of defense attorneys were not immediately available.
The British Defense Ministry identified the six men as members of the Scots Guard, but declined further comment. The guard is one of five army regiments that guard royal residences.
The BBC reported the six are Fijian nationals who were in the United States on a rugby tour. Fiji was once part of the British Commonwealth, and Fijians have served in the British army for generations.


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Last month, I was able to cross three North Carolina destinations off my �must-see� list.
Last month, I was able to cross three North Carolina destinations off my �must-see� list.
As a relatively new North Carolina resident, I�m still trying to visit many of the state�s most treasured spots. One location at a time, I�m discovering just how diverse and fun the Tar Heel State is.
Months ago, I made plans to meet my family for a beach trip at Emerald Isle. And since I was going to be driving right by Wilmington on the way there, I decided it was a great chance to see it. I left Charlotte early so that I would be in Wilmington by lunchtime, and I spent a couple hours walking along the river, looking into neat boutiques and eating at the Reel Caf�. I thought the city was gorgeous, and I loved its artsy and hip feel. I plan to return so that I can spend some more time exploring.
My next stop was Emerald Isle, my home away from home for four days. The beach was gorgeous, and I loved how the city itself was so secluded, peaceful and non-touristy. It was the perfect place to get away from it all and relax. Not to mention, the weather and water were both ideal temperatures in mid-September. There were still a few attractions around when we wanted to get out. My parents and I played a game of mini-golf (a requirement for every Legge family vacation), went to the pier and found some tasty local eateries to get our fill of seafood.
My brother and his girlfriend and I spent an afternoon in Beaufort, just a quick 20-minute drive from our beach house. The downtown part of this city was very quaint and cute � or �artsy-fartsy,� as my dad would say � with some cool shops to peruse along a scenic waterway.
I was so happy to get the opportunity to spend some quality time with my family, and discover some beautiful towns along the way. I know there are plenty of other wonderful places waiting just a few hours away as well. So now it�s on to the next destinations.
You can reach lifestyles reporter Andrea Honaker at firstname.lastname@example.com or 704-869-1840. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/andi384 and read her blog at lifelessons.blogs.gastongazette.com.


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15-year old girl killed in Ridgefield
RIDGEFIELD -- A 15-year-old girl was killed Friday night when a car struck her while she walked along Ridgebury Road with a group of other teenagers.
Ridgefield police said the accident occurred about 9:30 p.m.
They did not give the name of either the victim or the driver Saturday.
Police said the victim was a 15-year old girl.
After being treated at the scene by Riddgefield Fire Department and EMA crews, police said, the emergency crews took her to Danbury Hospital, where died of her injuries.
Acting Fire Chief Kevin Tappe said she was walking with her friends along the road.
The accident happened near 570 Ridgebury Road. It is an unlit section of the road between Ridgebury Congregational Church and the Ridgefield Golf Course.
A person familiar with the accident, who asked not to be named, said there had been a gathering of teenagers at the home at 570 Ridegebury Road.
When the teens were leaving, a northbound car struck the girl, who was walking in the southbound lane, the person said.
Lisa Kuller, clinical director of the Ridgefield Youth Services Bureau said she would open the bureau's office on East Ridge Saturday to give Ridgefield High School classmates of the girl and their families a safe place to meet and share their feelings.
Kuller said if there is a need, the office will open Sunday as well. She said there will be a crisis team at Ridgefield High School on Monday.


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In the News
Megan Marshall '77 Wins Pulitzer for Biography
Harvard Magazine
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Megan Marshall '77 Wins Pulitzer
Harvard Gazette
Monday, April 14, 2014
Eve Ensler Talks at Radcliffe
The Boston Globe
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Eve Ensler's Personal Monologue
Harvard Gazette
Friday, April 11, 2014
Radcliffe Workshop on Technology & Archival Processing
Archives in the Digital Era Blog
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Richard Pearce-Moses reflects on the insights and ideas discussed in a recent workshop on technology and archival processing.
Books Meet Bytes
Harvard Gazette
Friday, April 4, 2014
A Conversation with Elise Adibi
The Harvard Advocate
Friday, March 28, 2014
Women in the Arab World
Harvard Gazette
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Judy Chicago Celebrates 75th Birthday
Thursday, March 27, 2014
A prominent feminist artist of the 20th Century, Judy Chicago is turning seventy-five this year, and celebrating with a series of retrospectives, publications, and associated events scattered across the country, including an exhibit at Radcliffe's Schlesinger Library.
Seizing Power From Below
Harvard Gazette
Wednesday, March 26, 2014


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World premiere of documentary about rare disease set July 25
World premiere of documentary about rare disease set July 25
A project chronicling a daughter's passion and potentially opening the door for more understanding of a rare disease comes to completion in late July with the world premiere of a documentary produced by two Penn State alumni.
"Project Scleroderma: Beneath the Surface" will premiere 7:30 p.m. July 25 at the Ritz East Theatre, located at 123 S. Second St. in Philadelphia. Tickets may be purchased online.
Bill Connell and JC Costa have worked for more than two years with Christy McCaffrey to conceive, garner support for and produce the documentary. McCaffrey's mother died from scleroderma in 2009. According to the Scleroderma Research Foundation, the disease is a chronic connective tissue disease with hardening of the skin as one of its more visible manifestations. The disease, which is not cancerous, contagious, infectious or malignant, impacts about 300,000 people in the United States.
"Still, not a lot of people know about the disease. There's an active and engaged community of those impacted, but the disease is not all that well known in the general public," said Costa, who earned his telecommunications degree in 2007. "The film shows Christy's journey to learn more about the disease that took her mother, while giving many patients a platform to tell their stories."
Costa and classmate Connell, who earned his film-video degree in 2007, are the co-founders of New Pace Creative and New Pace Productions, both in Ardmore, Pa. They have been working on the project since 2011, when McCaffrey told Costa, a high school classmate, she wanted to do something to raise awareness of scleroderma.
"She knew we had a video production company, but I knew it was not going to be easy," Costa said. "We were going to need to conduct research, determine the storyline, raise money … even then I told her it seemed like it could take two years to really do it right."
It turned out Costa was correct. Almost two years later, the world premiere has been set.
The project that started with brainstorming meetings to build ideas for a film eventually included connections with people impacted by the disease all over the world, some social media savvy, trips to Los Angeles and New York and valuable support from a recognizable entertainment and TV personality who was quite familiar with the disease.
"It's been quite a journey," Costa said. In some ways it's a journey that ended where it began.
As Costa and Connell conducted research and crafted a plan, they reached out to comedian and TV personality Bob Saget, a Philadelphia native whose sister had died from scleroderma. While they waited for a response, they moved forward on several fronts, including an online crowdfunding effort. They hoped to raise $30,000 to help with expenses for the film, and they attracted the attention of the San Francisco-based Scleroderma Research Foundation in the process.
"We were still about $7,000 short with seven days to go when they contacted us," Costa said. "As we were talking, we mentioned how we're trying to reach Bob Saget, and they told us he was on their board -- which seemed kind of like a sign. They told us if we reached our goal Bob and the foundation would come on board and bring their expertise and support to the project. That was huge."
From there the project move ahead a little more quickly. They connected with people impacted by the disease all over the world and they did so in an efficient and ingenious manner -- sending small portable cameras to people in Argentina, Australia, Guatemala, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom.
They also made connections in Los Angeles and New York through Saget's "Cool Comedy Hot Cuisine" charitable events that benefit scleroderma.
"It was all pretty exciting," Costa said.
The resulting documentary focuses on McCaffrey's search for additional information and understanding about the disease that took her mother. It's told by many others impacted by the disease and narrated by Saget.
Along with its raising awareness and spreading information about the disease, Connell and Costa plan to submit the documentary for film festivals and hope to secure a distribution deal. Those remain secondary goals, though. They're happy to have taken the project from concept to completion.
"It was truly a labor of love," Costa said. "The satisfaction from the way the patients and research foundation have reacted -- their appreciation, love and thankfulness -- there's no monetary value for that. It's just great to help make a difference."


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Long-term readers will recall the case of little Oscar Webster - the cyber-infant who swallowed the coded radio transponder of his mum's Ford Focus, thereby immobilising the vehicle.
Dogs, too, have a taste for chips, the BBC reports. Juliette Piesley, 39, had "changed the battery in her electronic key fob but was then unable to start her car".
AA patrolman Kevin Gorman duly attended the scene in Addlestone, Surrey, and noticed the "immobiliser chip" had gone awol. Piesley admitted her dog George had "eaten something", and it didn't take long for Gorman to put two and two together.
Accordingly, he dumped the miscreant canine in the car's front seat and was able to start the car with the key. He said: "I was glad to get the car started for the member. They will now have to take George with them in the car until things take their natural course."
Gorman admitted: "It is the first time that I have had to get a dog to help me to start a car." ®
Thanks to Damion Nash for the tip-off. And yes, we're going to try this one, too: "Sorry I'm four hours late for work, but the dog ate the car's transponder chip and I had to wait for nature to take its course..."


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Half-sisters meet for 1st time, after 85 years
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JENKS, Okla. >> A woman in her 80s met her 94-year-old half-sister over the Memorial Day weekend — the first time the siblings had ever set eyes on each other.
KOTV reports that 85-year-old Zelda Gates didn't even know she had a half-sister until she read her father's will.
On Monday, Gates finally met Reta Knight, her older half-sister, in Jenks, about 12 miles south of Tulsa.
Knight says her father left her and her mother and she always wondered why. She says her mother was evasive when she asked, so she didn't push the subject.
Family members used old pictures and online genealogy resources to make sure of the connection.
Gates says meeting her sister for the first time was wonderful. She noted that the two look alike too.


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DOVER — The additional snow and rainfall on Monday did not help crews who still have a lot of work to do before sidewalks and streets are cleared from Nemo.
With upward of two feet falling in Dover, Community Services Director Doug Steele said crews punched out of work and slept on cots or in their cars for a few hours this weekend before going back to work.
"This just shows the level of dedication that these guys have," Steele said.
Even with their hard work all weekend, the amount of snow that fell forced them to concentrate solely on the downtown area, leaving side streets and sidewalks snow covered.
"We did the best we could, but it was a tremendous amount of snow," Steele said, adding that a limited amount of staff that works 24 to 32 hours straight can't work for a week straight.
"Eventually, they have to get home and get some sleep," he said.
An emergency parking ban for Central Avenue from Fourth Street to Kirkland Street is set for 9 p.m. Monday night through 6 a.m. on Tuesday, which Steele said will most likely be put in place again Tuesday night and possibly Wednesday.
"We're hoping to get it all done in two nights," he said. "Sidewalks might need until Friday."
While the parking ban is in place, remember the citywide parking ban is still in effect each night until 1 a.m.
Parking Manager Bill Simons is concentrating on parking lots and spaces and said as of Monday afternoon, bags still covered meters, indicating free parking until the City is able to remove the snow mounds.
Where those mounds go is the question Somersworth Public Works Director, Tom Willis was asked on Monday afternoon.
"Wherever we can put it," he responded.
There will be a downtown-parking ban in effect in Somersworth from 9 p.m. Monday night to 7 a.m. Tuesday morning. Public works will be hauling snow from the downtown area to the city's snow dump in the Blackwater road area. Sidewalks around the schools and downtown area will be a top priority as well, with the help of two sidewalk "trackers."
"The little surprise two inch snow storm today didn't help much. We have to go back to square one and work on making our roads motor vehicle safe, especially for emergencies. If the weather cooperates, we'll get as much as we can," said Willis.
According to the Farmington Police Department Facebook page, the Highway Department started work at 4:30 Monday morning, clearing snow from Main Street, School Street, and Memorial Drive. After snow was pushed from Spring Street, cones were set up on Spring Street for students to walk between the cones and the snow banks. The Police and Fire departments were also at all intersections and on Spring Street to ensure that flows slowly and all students walking remain within the designated areas.
Public works officials from Farmington were not available Monday to discuss snow removal.
In Rochester, public works crews have traveled about 4,700 miles, while plowing the roads and treating the roadways with salt, said Peter Nourse, the acting director for the Public Works Department.
"This is a big blizzard," said Nourse.
After the wintry mix that fell on Rochester Monday morning, consisting of snow and freezing rain mix, public works crews spent the day plowing and treating the roads with salt.
"We got some nice slush out there," said Nourse.
He said about 200 pounds of salt has already been dumped on the city streets, throughout the weekend and Monday.
Nourse said snow removal in downtown was planned to start Monday evening, and continue for the next several days. Crews will focus on removing the snow from the main downtown area, as well as the downtowns of Gonic and East Rochester. The snow will be placed in trucks, which will then travel in a caravan to the fairgrounds, where the snow will be dumped.
During the last snowstorm, about 70 tons of snow was removed from Rochester downtown areas, and, "This is going to be a lot more than that," said Nourse.
In plowing the roads, public works officials are prioritizing roads that have sidewalks and that get much foot traffic. Roads that get treated first include Wakefield, Hanson, Bridge, Portland, Union, and Main streets, as well as Colby and Church streets and Railroad Avenue in Gonic.
Nourse said about 60 public works officials have been out on the streets in the Lilac City after the snowstorm, treating and plowing about 160 miles of city roads.
"They're doing a good job, and they're holding up under long hours," said Nourse.
A citywide parking ban is in effect in Rochester from 9 p.m. Monday to 6 a.m. today, Tuesday.
Portsmouth was also busy Monday, "Just trying to clear out from all the snow," Police Lieutenant Chris Cummings said.
The wet weather on Monday caused about 3 percent of PSNH customers in Portsmouth to lose power in the early afternoon. PSNH was reporting 514 outages total in Portsmouth and Rye shortly before 2 p.m. All power had been restored within two hours.
Doug Bates, president of the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce, said snow removal has been the primary concern for local business owners.
"Portsmouth is unique because we have such narrow streets, so obviously the first and foremost thing is clearing the streets," he said.
The storm has had, perhaps, the largest impact on the many restaurants in Portsmouth, which service droves of visitors each weekend. With drivers being encouraged to stay off the roads, the influx of visitors slowed to a trickle this weekend, Bates said.
Some businesses remained closed throughout the weekend. Others were open again on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, catering to a local crowd.
"We're hearty," Bates said. "We've been through this before. The city's working pretty hard on it, but they can't do it during the day because the traffic's moving and it's a challenge for them."
There will be a parking ban in the downtown business district beginning at 9 p.m. on Monday until 7 a.m. on Tuesday to facilitate removal from the downtown area.
In Newington, this weekend's storm forced the Fox Run Mall to close early on Friday and remain closed through Sunday morning.
In Newmarket, Town Administrator Steve Fournier said a parking ban was in place from Friday evening through 6 a.m. Monday. Highway crews were out Sunday evening removing most of the snow from the downtown area.
"They've really been out there trying to clean up the roads as much as they can," Fournier said. "Our important thing is we've got to make sure that they get some rest too so they're not out there being a hazard to themselves or other drivers."
Newmarket experienced no power outages during the storm, and most local streets were passable by Saturday afternoon, Fournier said. Classes resumed at Newmarket Junior/Senior High School on Monday.
Crews from the Department of Public Works will now focus on lowering the height of the snowbanks lining the roads.
"I think the biggest challenge is really cleaning up the streets to make them safer for both pedestrians and vehicle traffic," Fournier said. "The snow piles are rather large on the side of the road, and hopefully people can see people around them."
South Berwick, Maine, takes care of those large piles with a fleet of nine trucks, a sidewalk tractor, a backhoe and a skidsteer, according to their Public Works website.
"Like most of our neighboring towns, the Town of South Berwick uses an anti-icing approach to snow and ice control that is very effective for returning roads to bare pavement after a storm ends," the website read.
In Durham, assistant director for operations of Public Works, Doug Bullen, said things weren't that bad throughout the weekend, but the volume of snow was most challenging.
Lee Police Chief Chet Murch said residents in town really heeded the warning of officials and remained off roadways in town throughout the blizzard allowing for efficient cleanup.
He also said unlike communities with a busy downtown core, there are plenty of open spaces in Lee to place the snow.
"Typically we're pretty good. We had the weekend to dig out," he said.
On Monday, efforts to stay ahead of the falling snow continued, though precipitation had turned to rain in town just before noon.
As a result, roadways were slick as proved by the handful of motor vehicle accidents along Route 125 just north of Route 155.
One of the drivers had failed to negotiate a turn and instead slid into oncoming traffic that was unable to stop, according to Lee police officer Eric Millar.
Madbury reported just one accident on Monday as plow and snow removal crews worked to sand the roadways in town.
Police Chief Joseph McGann said officials were hoping people would realize "we're not out of the woods just yet" and continue to heed advice of either staying off the roads if possible and to drive cautiously and defensively if motorists must venture out.
"Let the plows and the sanders and salters do their jobs for the morning," he said.


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A kerosene truck traveling in Tuesday morning�s icy conditions slipped off Route 16 in Lebanon, closing the road for several hours as clean up crews worked to remove thousands of gallons of oil contained inside.
The accident, which left a driver with minor injuries, highlighted a busy day for state and local responders across the region as Connecticut picked up its first winter storm of the season.
Cyndy Chanaca, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, said the truck, which was owned by Willimantic-based Ives Brothers Oil, was carrying 2,000 gallons at the time of the accident. The road reopened about 3 p.m., state police said.
About 20 gallons spilled onto the road, but none of it entered the local watershed or soil deposits. Chanaca said North Franklin-based Kropp Environmental Contractors were called out to remove the oil from inside the vehicle.
Darrell Lizotte and his wife, Linda, live on Lebanon Avenue near where the truck went off the road.
Darrell was in the back of his home at the time, but said such events are not unusual in slippery conditions.
�That�s a dangerous area in the winter time,� he said. �There are two hills going in either direction and a sharp curve at the bottom.�
The rollover was one of about 100 weather-related accidents Tuesday that left 10 people injured, State Police Lt. Paul Vance said.
�There were quite a number spun out and that type of thing. The first snowstorm kind of gets you acclimated back to the fact that we live in New England,� Vance said.
Snowfall totals hovered between 2 and 5 inches. Temperatures will remain near-freezing for the next several days before another storm arrives in the area over the weekend, WFSB Chief Meteorologist Bruce DePrest said.
Depending on its track, the precipitation with the weekend storm could be a wintry mix or just snow.
�Either way, it�s going to be a mess,� DePrest said. �Winter�s here early, and we�re getting an early, early look at it.�
Aaron Kupec, a spokesman for AAA Connecticut�s Allied Group that includes New London and Windham counties, said the company responded to 742 calls for roadside assistance as of 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, on top of 1,024 service calls Monday.
�When you have a larger storm, what you see is a lull at the height of the storm and then a sharp increase right as it passes and people get out of their homes and get back on the roadways. They want to get back out there and go about their business, but there�s still cleanup to do,� he said. �A lot of crashes are caused by people traveling too fast for conditions.�
Nearly all schools and municipal meetings were canceled on Tuesday, but a Plainfield referendum to decide whether $5.5 million should be spent on sewer plant upgrades and school work went on as scheduled.
Local and state plow crews were out in force to stay ahead of deteriorating conditions as Tuesday�s storm spanned the morning rush hour commute through the afternoon commute.
In Norwich, officials deployed 19 jet trucks and six plows, and about 90 tons of de-icing materials was laid down on city streets, Public Works foreman John Johnson said.
�We were out Monday night around 1 o�clock in the morning, so this is our second time out,� Johnson said. �We went out just as it started snowing and got the material down. The fleet was ready to go.�
Statewide, 632 plows were fanned out on Department of Transportation-run roads, agency spokesman Kevin Nursick said.
�We will be keeping crews on tonight to prevent any freeze-ups. Things have been going pretty well, and I�d really attribute that to the fact we�ve been working our tails off to keep roads safe,� he said.