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The Publishing tab allows users to set expiry date, specify additional users and control PDF resource visibility in search listings.
Accessing the Publishing Options
During Media Upload Process: Users can access the Publishing options from the Publishing Tab on the 'Add Media' page.
Post Media Upload: Select the PDF resource file from the listing under the dashboard menu, whose publishing options needs to be accessed.
On clicking the title, the user will be directed to the 'Edit Object' page for that uploaded PDF resource. The Publishing options are available on the lower left hand pane.
Publishing Options Explained
The options available to users under Publishing are explained in detail below:
· Expiry Date: Choose a date after which the PDF resource will no longer be available for viewing.
· Additional Owners: Specify additional owners (if any) for the PDF resource. One or more additional owners can be specified (userID's should be separated by commas). The additional owner of the PDF resource has permissions to edit and / or delete the PDF resource. They do not necessarily have to be added to be registered users of Learning on Demand to have their userID in this field, but the user MUST be a registered illumira user to manage the PDF resource.
· Add to list(playlist): A list of playlists that the user has already created will be displayed. The user then selects one or more playlists from the lists and the media will be immediately added to those playlists. Users can also create a new playlist by entering it in the textbox below the list and click on "Add" and then the "Submit" key.
· Search / Discovery Option: Allows a user to control the visibility of the uploaded PDF resource on the website. Users will first have to select a collection to view the permissions available in this option.
· List media in public searches and listings: Select this option to make the PDF resource visible in collection listings, search results and others. Note that this does not change the view permissions on the PDF resource itself. The PDF resource is usually listed with title, description and thumbnails in various listings.
· List media in searches for authorized users only:Selecting this option will make the PDF resource visible in collection listings to those users who have access to 'view' the PDF resource (i.e. access given by sharing PDF resource with that user/users or a group or institution). For example, if a PDF resource that is being uploaded has group "CS101" assigned to it, then all members of the CS101 group will find this PDF resource in their collection listing or search results if they search for that PDF resource.
·Unlist media from search and listings: The PDF resource is blacklisted from collection listings and search results.


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LOVELAND, Colo. -- A slow start to the 2013 ski season is picking up speed thanks to nearly a week of continuous snowfall, and that means larger crowds on the slopes and at high country businesses.
At Virgin Islands Ski Rental, profits are starting to rise due to increased snowfall. Business is up 10 to 15 percent this month.
Eli Robertson, the owner of Virgin Islands Ski Rental is optimistic about the rest of the year. "When it snows now, people plan their March vacation and as a result we have a busy March," Robertson said.
The company has been in business for 37 years, and knows all too well that bare slopes mean slim coffers and extra work for ski repairers.
"People go across a lot of trees, a lot of rocks, so on the bottoms you have chunks taken out. The edges have to be redone," said ski repairer Aaron White.
The winter snow also means more business at the Blue Moon Bakery in Silverthorne. The bakery gets between a 10 and 20 percent boost when it snows on the weekends.
"We open up at 7 a.m., and we've got people waiting outside to come in. They get up super early from Denver to drive up here," said Matt Meehan, Blue Moon Bakery's manager.
The recent snow is also giving people a real lift at Loveland Ski Area.
Last Saturday, 25 inches of snow fell, leading to 150 more acres of terrain and 13 more trails opening.
"The season started off on a slow start, but its picked up. Mother Nature has pulled through," said Loveland spokesperson Duncan Maxwell. "We've had almost two feet of snow in the past week and we couldn't be happier."
It's something skiers have been waiting for all season.
"What a gorgeous day. It's like spring skiing here. I'm overdressed," said skier Brian Bullock of Lone Tree.
It was Bullock's first time skiing this year. Normally, he'd be swooshing down the slopes before Christmas.
"This was the first week where I saw enough snow falling, and I thought this is going to be a great day," he said.
Skiers say the snow is wonderful, has mostly good cover and just has a few thin spots.
However, the drive back to the Metro area was not so wonderful this weekend. Electronic highway signs expected a one-hour delay on Saturday.

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The meaning of Gratitude is thankfulness, counting your blessings, noticing of simple pleasures, and acknowledging everything you receive. Learning to live your life as if everything were a miracle, and being aware on a continuous basis of how much you've been given is the true meaning. What your life lacks gratitude shifts your focus from it to the abundance that is already present. In addition, from gratitude practice, research of behavior and psychology has shown the surprising life improvements. People becomes happier and more resilient, relationships becomes strengthen, health is improved, and stress is also reduced with the help of giving thanks.
- October is one of the most celebrated month of the year. There are so many reasons why people should gratitude in October. October brings so many things with it. Birthdays, celebrations and parties. Everyone loves birthdays, especially those who are born in October get to share the month with famous celebrities, YouTube stars etc. Starting from day one to the last day, someone is planning to celebrate his birthday in the most expensive way. The person is planning to make his birthday the most memorable ever because it is the October month. These people are always thankful because they were born in a month in which you get to see a lot of changes. Other than that, this month unites everyone. Everyone misses chances of getting together because summer holidays have gone long, no important event is coming soon so, October born gives everyone a chance to meet again. They provide an opportunity to have a quality time together.
- The month of October gives you an opportunity to wear all the new clothes. You can wear all the classy clothes which you always wanted to wear. You can wear dresses which are in the corner of your cupboard and you never got a chance of wearing them in the hot days. You can wear sleeveless and half sleeves without being afraid of getting sunburn. Moreover, in the month of October as the temperature starts to fall down a point everyone gets excited because you know the reason. Yes, you guessed it right. The reason is they get to wear the cute clothes and cute shoes which they are saving for this day.
- By the coming of October, you will see everyone excited. They are super excited and you see it on their face. They also have this sheepish smile on their faces which says a lot about what they are thinking. As it is struck 12 on the clock and the night of October 1st starts, everyone starts to celebrate. Halloween is celebrated on 31 October every year. This date is waited anxiously every year not only by kids but by young people too. They celebrate with great enthusiasm. It gives people a chance to utilize their skills which are hidden or which they have not used for a while.
- The fourth reason about being thankful to the month of October is that this month has given birth to so many people who are peace lovers. They love to be in an environment which does not have any kind of noise and danger around. October-born are very intellectual and competitive. October babies have the most amazing personality. They have this charm which attracts everyone. We can say that they have the magnetic powers, which attracts everyone towards them no matter how hard a person is ignoring them.
- Every month is different from other months. It also is the month when we get aware of so many things including Breast Cancer, domestic Violence. In US, the month is celebrated as national pizza month.
Gratitude should not be just a reaction to getting what you want, but even in unpleasant situations gratitude make you look for the good. Today, start bringing gratitude to your experiences, instead of waiting for a positive experience in order to feel grateful; in this way, you'll be on your way toward becoming a master of gratitude.


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Using Tomorrow's Headlines for Today's Training: Creating Pseudo-Reality in Conflict Resolution Simulation-Games
Negotiation Journal, Vol. 21, No. 3, p. 377
29 Pages Posted: 31 Oct 2008 Last revised: 14 Apr 2015
Date Written: June 31, 2005
This article introduces the "pseudo-reality" method of constructing and conducting conflict resolution training workshops. This method focuses on creating a backdrop against which participants engage in negotiation and mediation skill-building, using real-life events and facts - but only to the extent that these events and facts promote the learning process. By creating pseudo-reality, trainers can overcome learning-hampering effects resulting from participants' strong preconceptions or bias on a topic, while at the same time preserving the advantages of working within a familiar, realistic environment. This method is meant to be used when the main goal of a workshop is skill-building rather than imparting substantive knowledge of a conflict. The method is demonstrated by describing its use at a workshop conducted recently in Cyprus, in which the Israeli-Palestinian conflict served as a backdrop for conflict resolution skill-building. Finally, the article provides a model designed to help conflict resolution trainers create pseudo-reality in their own workshop frameworks.
Keywords: Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, Israel, Palestine, Israeli-Palestinian, Israel-Palestine, Simulation, Simulation-games, Design, Simulation design, Pseudo-reality, Training, Skills
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HII Creates Nuclear Services Company SN3
Combining Huntington Ingalls Industries' (HII) S.M. Stoller Corp. and Newport News Nuclear subsidiaries, the company has created Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), a full-service nuclear operations and environmental services company.
"Formation of SN3 is a logical next step in the post-acquisition process of fully integrating our people and capabilities to achieve our business goals," said Pete Diakun, vice president, energy programs at HII's Newport News Shipbuilding division. "This integration will enhance our market competitiveness while preserving the proud heritage of both the Stoller and Newport News Nuclear companies."
SN3 will provide the Department of Energy and Department of Defense markets with a one-stop resource for nuclear operations and environmental services capabilities, HII said. Once the restructuring is complete, Newport News Nuclear will operate as a subsidiary of SN3.
Newport News Nuclear, an HII subsidiary operating under the Newport News Shipbuilding division, was formed in 2007 to provide the Department of Energy with the excellence in nuclear operations and program management that Newport News Shipbuilding has delivered to the U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program for more than 50 years.
Stoller was founded in 1959 to provide technical consulting and engineering services. The company was acquired in January 2014 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of HII, operating under the company's Newport News Shipbuilding division. Headquartered in Colorado with locations across the U.S., the company provides technical, environmental, ecological, waste management, remediation and consultation services to private sector companies and the U.S. government.


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I have so many things on my plate that I'm trying to stop things from falling off. I'm taking a little break from my blogging activity to work on finishing Blood Match so it can get published. I'll post my scheduled Perfect 10 interviews, but other original posting an reblogging will trail off for a little bit.
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It's such a pleasure to show a new addition heading for Soggibottom's cottage wall.
Freya Rose Blossom's portrait painted by our very talented friend Caroline.
This is exactly the way Freya looks when she sits in the back seat of our car in her own special place, strapped in safely. Freya tends to look straight ahead, so she can see the road in front.
Freya's portrait isn't the only art we have that was painted by Caroline.
This is a portrait of Mew, our dear ol tabby cat.
I struggle with a paint brush to paint a wall which makes me rather envious of all artists who have such talent. Caroline has more of her beautiful art over on her blog Uniqart.
Update about the new flood relief water course. As you can see it's coming along. So much for the dead line of it all taking 16 weeks. It started way back in February we are well past the dead line. Even we can see things are at last taking shape now.
We take every opportunity to escape the noise and dust especially when the sun shines. Last week we headed on over to one of our favorite beaches Slapton Sands. No dust, no noise, perfect bliss with only the sound of gentle waves lapping the beach.
Instead of driving home along the country lanes we called into Dartmouth to catch the ferry home.
Although Freya is strapped in she can still move around enough to catch sight of any ponies that we might pass or the sights that can be seen when half way across the river Dart on the car ferry.
Freya can be found over at the Cat Flap Cavalier as usual. This week she is advertising a very bespoke beach front property in South Devon.
Hope everyone has a great August Bank Holiday. We have one extra day of peace and quiet and are making the most of it :-) xxx


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Processing printf() arguments
Question: What would be the output of the following code?
int main(void) { int a = 10, b = 20, c = 30; printf("\n %d..%d..%d \n", a+b+c, (b = b*2), (c = c*2)); return 0; }
Answer: The output of the above code would be :
This is because the arguments to the function are processed from right to left but are printed from left to right.
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Those afternoon soap operas usually have no appeal to us, but we found ourselves fascinated on Monday with the oh-so-slowly developing plot on that one about the Russians meddling in America's most recent presidential election. On the latest episode they had a congressional hearing, with a former acting attorney general and a former director of national intelligence testifying, which might sound rather dry, but if you've been following the story closely there were a couple of subtle twists.
The stars of the episode were Sally Yates, a career Department of Justice lawyer who had risen through the ranks over 25 years and briefly filled in at the AG spot after President Donald Trump's inauguration, and James Clapper, a retired Air Force lieutenant general who had served in a variety of high-level intelligence posts in all the administrations from President George H.W. Bush to President Barack Obama, which might also sound rather dry. Neither delivered the knockout blow that the Democratic characters asking the questions were clearly hoping for, but they shared some information that was pretty darned embarrassing to Trump, fared well against the more hostile questions asked by the Republican characters, and tantalizingly refused to divulge the still-classified answers to all the questions that every up-to-date viewer was asking.
Surprising no one, Yates testified she had warned the Trump administration that its pick for National Security Advisor, retired Air Force Gen. Michael Flynn, had been giving false information about his contacts with Russian officials to Vice President Mike Pence, who was then passing the same false information along to the public. Flynn offered his resignation after a mere 24 days on the job, which was quickly and gratefully accepted, but that was nearly two weeks after Yates gave them the heads-up that he was susceptible to Russian blackmail, and nothing about that story makes Trump look good. Since then it had been revealed that Flynn is also being investigated for illegal business dealings with foreign governments, both the Democratic and Republican ranking members on yet another committee have concluded Flynn probably broke the law, and however it turns out it won't make Trump look any better.
Trump has "tweeted" in response that "General Flynn was given the highest security clearance by the Obama administration — but the Fake News seldom likes talking about that," all of which is true enough, but Flynn was also fired by the Obama administration, and it's been widely reported that Obama personally warned Trump not to hire the guy. The White House press secretary acknowledged the accuracy of those reports, saying that Trump dismissed the suggestion, figuring Obama was merely sore about Flynn's post-firing criticisms of the administration, which might have been at least partly true, and probably made Trump all the more eager to hire him, but that still doesn't make Trump look good.
Yates was fired as acting attorney general after she refused to order her staff to defend Trump's proposed ban on travel from certain Muslim countries, and although that had nothing to do with l'affaire Flynn all the Republican characters wanted to ask about that. As far as we're concerned the travel ban was legally defensible, although she made a very lawyerly case to contrary that the courts so far seem to agree with, and in any case Trump was clearly within his rights to fire her for insubordination, which Yates frankly acknowledged, but we expect that only those viewers already rooting for the Republican side found her less credible because of it.
Trump had sent out a preemptive "tweet" to "Ask Sally Yates, under oath, if she knows how classified information got into the newspapers soon after she explained it to W.H. Council." The "W.H. Council" was apparently a reference to the White House counsel, and of course the Republican characters did ask if she had been an anonymous source for any of the news stories. She quickly replied "Absolutely not," and if she was lying under oath she was remarkably confident about it. We expect that to most viewers she came off as poised, professional, and highly competent. For a 25-year veteran of the Justice Department she's rather attractive, too, in a poised and professional sort of way, with a soft southern accent that doesn't sound at all crazy liberal, and that seems to matter on these afternoon soap operas and ongoing reality shows.
Both she and the far less telegenic Clapper, who was there for some reason we never quite discerned, were also very poised and professional and competent-sounding as they dodged all the questions by explaining that an answer would require revealing classified information. That's the juicy part, so the rote testimony was something of a teaser.
Flynn's just a subplot is a far bigger story about how the Russians meddled in various ways with the past election, apparently working against Trump's Democratic opponent, which by now all the intelligence agencies and Trump's own intelligence agency picks and even Trump himself don't deny, and all the investigations concern whether any of Trump's people or perhaps even Trump himself had anything to do with it. That's the most embarrassing thing about Flynn, and when you throw in the campaign chairman that Trump had to fire over possibly illegal dealings with the Russians and the current full-blow Attorney General who's had to recuse himself from the ongoing because of his own unacknowledged contacts with Russians, and Trump's past excuse-making for the Russian regime, the story seems likely to drag on.
The Republican characters were clearly annoyed by the continuing series, and asked a lot of questions about how all this embarrassing information has been getting out. Flynn and that campaign chairman and a former campaign foreign policy were all overheard by the intelligence agencies with they spoke with Russian operatives that were being tapped, and according to Britain's Guardian newspaper a number of allied intelligences were also listening in and sending warnings back to the states, but American citizens who wind up thus being tapped are supposed to be kept anonymous, except in certain circumstances. There's some argument about whether the "unmasking" of Trump's associates met those certain circumstances, and how they wound up in the press surely involved a crime by someone or another, but so far none of the leaks have been denied, and they're all pretty embarrassing and might add up to a far bigger crime.
The Republican characters were eager to know if Yates was aware of any information that would suggest any collusion between the Russian meddlers and the Trump campaign, and by now that's surely what most viewers are asking, but the anti-climactic response was that an answer would require divulging classified information. Sounding very poised, professional, competent and downright non-partisan, Yates stressed that no one on the committee or anywhere else should make any assumptions, one way or the other, based on that non-answer, but the Democratic characters were clearly more pleased than the Republican.
We'll keep following this very slowly-developing story and try not to make any assumptions how it turns out, but for now it seems likely to take a long, long time.
— Bud Norman


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A guide to FFII mailing lists
If you have little time (for example, if you are a journalist)
subscribe news (English) or neues (German) or actualités (French).
If you want to learn about software patents and discuss theoretical issues
If you do not want to have software patents and want to help FFII
Which lists shall I subscribe ?
There is also a news interface to most of these lists. Some of the lists have public archives.
A meaningful combination could be to subscribe one or two regional lists (country, and, if existing, region or city), one or two project lists (see below). If your list(s) are too silent and you like to be on a high-volume catch-all list, the bxl list is of interest, it discusses "Brussels-related events", de facto anything that happens at the European Institutions in Brussels, Strasbourg or Luxembourg.
General structure of lists (what is news, parl, help)
In this case, please take a little more time. Registration to mailing lists can be done by http://aktiv.ffii.org/, please register there. Most mailing lists are grouped around projects. Let's talk about the project 'europarl' (European Parliament). As most other projects, it has three lists: europarl-news, europarl-parl, and europarl-help. The '-help' stands for 'Helpdesk', the '-parl' for discussion list (for parlare (it)/parler (fr) = to speak/discuss) and '-news' for low-volume announcements. You can for example subscribe europarl-parl. To repeat:
- -parl is the public discussion list, you can post after you have subscribed or the moderator approves, subscription is open
- -help is the helpdesk list, you can post easily, subscription is closed (invitation-only)
- -news is the news list, low-volume announcement, you can subscribe, but posting is restricted
Let us reiterate, that we would prefer that you register via http://aktiv.ffii.org/ rather than directly through mailman. In the following for the discussion lists we will point to the *-parl lists, because they are more relevant for you, but keep in mind that you also can post to the *-help lists. Eg if you got feedback from your MEP and you want to discuss it publicly, post to europarl-parl, if you got feedback from your MEP and you want to discuss it privately post to europal-help.
Project lists
A database-generated listing of projects can be found here. And of course there is also the proj-parl list for meta-discussions of this hierarchy.
Lists about educating institutions (politics)
Take eg legal/media action against 07 March 2005 council "Common Position"
For work on your government, please consult a regional list. Regional work is considered extremely important.
Lists about recurrent events (actions)
Lists concerning media and supporter communictions
The lists releg-de and releg-en (open posting, closed subscription) are used for preparation of supporter communications.
Lists concerning research
Software patent granting practice: patent PDF collection and its OCR, Bayesian statistics on patents
Structure of the computing industry (!SMEs vs multinationals) (international list), (special focus on data from Germany)
General legal affairs (EU English-language list), (francophone), (deutschsprachig)
Discussion of good legal wordings for restricting patentability,
Advanced theory discussions on software patents (for basic learning process please use the 'theoretic discussion' lists mentioned in the beginning).
FFII service email addresses
- The office can be reached via buero at ffii.org (open posting, closed subscription).
- The board can be reached via board at ffii.org (open posting, closed subscription).
Lists concerning self-organization of FFII
Regionalisation issues (eg requests for new regional mailing lists)
FFII members are automatically subscribed to verein-parl-en which is a list for communication among FFII members.
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Judging Criteria
The Golden ARC Awards Program consists of two divisions, the "Campaigns Division" and the "Tactics Division." Within each division, individual categories exist. Judging criteria varies based on which division is entered.
Campaigns Division
The Golden ARC Awards will be awarded to the best corporate, non-profit or organizational teams, in recognition of achieving public relations objectives using exceptional skill, creativity and resourcefulness.
One 1st Place Golden ARC Award will be presented for the best campaign in each category, but only to those that meet all of the judging criteria and meet the minimum point requirement. Judges reserve the right not to award the Golden ARC to entries that do not meet judging criteria. Judges may present a Merit award to additional exceptional entries in each category. Merit awards may be presented to the top campaign in any category that includes information for all criteria, but that do not meet minimum point requirements; or other outstanding entries in any category for which there is a first place winner, but other entries deserve recognition.
Judging criteria are as follows:
- Research (up to 20 points)
- Planning (up to 25 points)
- Execution (up to 25 points)
- Evaluation/Results (up to 30 points, weighted for behavioral outcomes)
- Must include work conducted the year prior to the contest entry year
Tactics Division
The Golden ARC Awards recognize excellence in specific strategy or tactical execution, or for specific campaign components or elements.
Entries will be judged on:
- Well established objectives, clear and appropriate audience analysis, appropriate for target audience (up to 30 points)
- Creativity (up to 15 points)
- Execution (up to 15 points)
- Content/Quality/Technical Excellence (up to 30 points)
- Results (up to 10 points)
- Must include work conducted the year prior to the contest entry year
Judging will be weighted for content, execution and quality, though favorable consideration will be given for achieving results called for in the project objectives.
Judges may award one 1st Place Golden ARC Award in each category, and may also present merit awards for other outstanding entries.
The Golden ARC de Excellence Award
The Golden ARC de Excellence Award will be awarded to the best all-around entry in the campaigns division.


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Viewpoint: Cost of getting justice through court needs addressing
PUBLISHED: 08:00 28 July 2018
It is a scandal that the election Tower Hamlets election petitioners have lost money in undertaking a public duty in exposing election fraud.
How can securing justice penalise those who have worked to get the result?
This is wrong and must change. The petitioners were doing the work that the police should have undertaken, instead of ignoring complaints, hoping that those who expected free and fair elections would lose interest.
Sadly, our country seems to have a problem in delivering justice to the innocent.
Recently a colleague was found not guilty, after the jury deliberating for half an hour, of allegations bought before a court.
The judge informed him that he left completely innocent and personally hoped that his career would resume where it left off.
Yet he is faced with a bill of almost £200,000 to prove his innocence.
Parliament must ensure that the innocent are not priced out of the system.
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DAVIE — On Friday and Saturday of last week, the pain was so bad in Reshad Jones' back, he didn't see any way he would play on Sunday.
"It was just a spasm that came up out of nowhere," Jones said Thursday. "I had landed on my head the weak prior to that (against the Patriots). On my neck. I had to come out a play. I don't know if it came from that. It just spazzed up on me. I really wasn't going to play Sunday. But I just fought through it and made the best of it."
Jones had four tackles to help lead Miami to a 35-9 defeat of the Broncos, as Miami's defense allowed only three points. Jones said he managed the pain.
"I warmed up and the soreness and little knot was still in my back, but I'm a soldier man," Jones said. "I'm a competitor. I wanted to be out there. I knew how much this game meant to us as a team and a couple of the coaches on the coaching staff."
Jones said he's back to his normal self this week. And it's a tremendous challenge, against the Patriots and Tom Brady.
"Everybody just has to do their job," Jones said. "Get on the same page. And come out with the same intensity and energy we came out with last week.
Why was the defense so good last week?
"We just played our style of football," Jones said. "What we are capable of doing. Everybody complimented each other. The offense played well. Special teams had four or five kicks inside the 15 or something. When you play that style of football, there is always reason for success."
Miami's communication and assignment execution was disastrous two weeks ago at New England. But there were excellent adjustments and corrections in Sunday's home victory.
"Yeah I think it was one of our better communicating games," Jones said. "But that's the expectation. We've got to do that every week we step on the field."
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Emily Buhrow, a graduate student studying anthropology and folklore and the co-curator of the exhibit, will deliver a lecture at 4 p.m. Thursday on the topic and give a deeper look into the differences between the items and meanings they represent.
"IU and the greater Bloomington area is a place where the handmade is celebrated," Buhrow said. "I hope that this exhibit highlights another community that people who live here can relate to. I also hope that 'Cherokee Craft, 1973,' demonstrates to visitors how art can serve many purposes and have many different meanings."
These meanings include commercial items geared toward tourists and symbols of family, tradition and identity, Buhrow said. She said Cherokee basketry was the topic of her master's thesis and she came to IU to continue research in that area.
Buhrow said Jason Baird Jackson, director of the Mathers Museum, approached her to co-curate after learning of her personal experience with the topic.
Jackson said the exhibition is both a celebration of never-seen artifacts and a statement on the city's appreciation for the visual arts.
"Bloomington is a very craft-conscious community — many people here are interested in hand-made things," Jackson said. "This exhibition holds special appeal for those who like to make things and for those who appreciate well-crafted objects made by hand."
Sarah Hatcher, head of programs and education at Mathers, said there are layers of interest for all.
As part of having something for everyone, topics that will be discussed in this lecture touch on the importance of hand-made goods, tradition, cultural change and the environment, Hatcher said.
Jackson said Buhrow worked with similar artifacts from multiple Native American groups at the Smithsonian Institution, which gives her a different level of experience and curiosity.
"She is especially interested in questions such as how changing ecological circumstances impact basketry practices and how people learn complex craft techniques," Jackson said. "IU is a great place to work on such questions."
The most exciting part is delving into this specific collection and how special these pieces are, Buhrow said.
"It's an interesting assemblage of what many would consider typical Cherokee basketry from this period, but it also contains some less usual pieces as well, and I am excited to tell people about them," Buhrow said.
Buhrow said she looks forward to sharing the history behind the baskets and the workers who make them with such care.
Hatcher said she felt informed just by helping to organize this program, but she looks forward to a deeper insight from Buhrow's research background.
"I learn a lot whenever I'm involved with an exhibit, but lectures allow me to gain even deeper knowledge," Hatcher said. "Emily is really knowledgeable and a very engaging person, so I'm really looking forward to hearing more from her."
The lecture is appealing on more than just a topical level, Jackson said, because Buhrow is also a student at the University.
"Students often get really engaged when they learn about how a fellow student has been involved in a hands-on way with a major project like a museum exhibition," Jackson said. "Students with interest in ecological issues, or in craft, or in Native cultures, or in the Appalachian region would all also get a lot out of the talk."
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Q & A Collections: Writing Instruction
I'll begin posting new questions and answers in early September, and during the summer will be sharing thematic posts bringing together responses on similar topics from the past five years. You can see all those collections from the first four years here.
Here are the ones I've posted so far:
This Year's Most Popular Q & A Posts!
Student Motivation & Social Emotional Learning
Best Ways To Begin & End The School Year
Teaching English Language Learners
Today's theme is on teaching writing. You can see the list following this excerpt from one of them:
* Writing Instruction & the Common Core - Part Three
This piece features commentaries from Amy Benjamin, Alice Mercer, and from many readers.
* Preparing Students To Write Is 'About Our Own Collaboration'
Heather Wolpert-Gawron, Kathy Glass, and Carol Jago share their ideas.
* Developing Student Writers By Letting Them Talk...
This post shares commentaries from educators Mary Tedrow, Ray Salazar and Tanya Baker.
* Many Ways English Teachers Can Improve Their Craft
Author/educators Penny Kittle and Carol Jago contribute their responses.
* "Ten Elements Of Effective Instruction"
This post includes pieces from Jim Burke and David B. Cohen, as well as comments from readers.
* Many Ways To Help Students Develop Academic Vocabulary
Several educator/authors - Marilee Sprenger; Jane Hill and Kirsten Miller; and Maria Gonzalez - provide guest responses.
* Celebrating our Students' Good Writing
This post shares guest responses from three educators: Mary Tedrow, Doug Fisher and Nancy Frey.
* Helping Our Students Become Better Writers, Part Two
Three educators -- Aimee Buckner, Carolyn Coman and Tanya Baker -- contribute their ideas here.
* Helping Boys Become Stronger Writers
Educator and author Ralph Fletcher shares his ideas on how we can specifically help boys become stronger writers.
* A "Napkin Curriculum For Writing"
Author and teacher Barry Lane provides his perspective in this post.
* Teaching Writing by Respecting Student Ideas
Teachers Renee Moore and Ray Salazar share their contributions, and I add in my suggestions.


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Stress is increasingly a factor in working days lost and the overall reduction in employee effectiveness. The CIEH recognises the importance of understanding stress and the guidance required to manage employees effectively to minimise risk. This certificate will prepare employees to look carefully at their own work activities and
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Joe Warren Deemed Ineligible For Bellator 98
By FCF Staff
The day Joe Warren was supposed to weigh-in for his fight Saturday night with bantamweight Nick Kirk, Bellator has announced that the former featherweight champ has been deemed ineligible to compete by the Mohegan Tribe Department of Athletic Regulation. According to a press release sent out by the promotion, the decision was made after the commission examined Warren's medical documentation. No specific details regarding the apparent issue were disclosed.
"I've been fortunate to work with one of the best commissioners in the sport in Mike Mazzulli, and after carefully reviewing Joe's medical documents, everyone agreed to err on the side of caution with the goal of ensuring our fighters safety," Bellator CEO Bjorn Rebney was quoted saying. "It was determined Joe would be unable to compete this Saturday at Mohegan Sun. Joe's been with us since the beginning and as is the case with every fighter here, it's incumbent on me to ensure Joe is 100% healthy and medically cleared to fight before he steps into the Bellator cage."
As a result, Warren's semifinal fight with Kirk will be postponed. A lightweight bout between Patricky "Pitbull" Freire and Derek Anderson has been moved into the main card. The event will be broadcast on SPIKE and will be hosted by the Mohegan Sun Live in Connecticut.
Here is the revised card for Bellator 98.
Bellator Middleweight World Title Fight: Alexander "Storm" Shlemenko (47-7) vs. Brett Cooper (19-8)
Bellator Middleweight Tournament Opening Round: Justin Torrey (9-0) vs. Andreas Spang (8-3)
Bellator Middleweight Tournament Opening Round: Jeremy Kimball (10-3) vs. Perry Filkins (7-1)
Bellator Middleweight Tournament Opening Round: Brian Rogers (10-5) vs. Mikkel Parlo (9-1)
Bellator Middleweight Tournament Opening Round: Jason Butcher (6-0) vs. Giva Santana (18-2)
Bellator Lightweight Feature Fight: Derek Anderson (9-0) vs. Patricky Pitbull (10-4)
Light Heavyweight Feature Fight: Jeff Nader (5-5) vs. Mike Mucitelli (5-0)
Middleweight Feature Fight: Dave Vitkay (12-12) vs. Brennan Ward (5-1)
Lightweight Feature Fight: Andrew Calandrelli (6-3) vs. Ryan Quinn (7-4-1)
Featherweight Feature Fight: Nick Piedmont (8-3-1) vs. Matt Bessette (11-4)
Bantamweight Feature Fight: Glenn Allair (3-1) vs. Rico Disciullo (Debut)
Heavyweight Feature Fight: Josh Diekman (12-5) vs. Parker Porter (5-3)


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Spoken Word for Palestine
Tuesday 12th July, 8:30pm (doors 8pm)
The Sugar Club
8 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2
Tickets: €10/€8
To buy tickets, click here
An electric night in store with the amazing Colm Keegan – all Ireland poetry slam winner, shortlisted for the Hennesy New Writing Award for both poetry and fiction. Actor, screenwriter and activist John Connors of I am Traveller, Love/Hate and the keenly awaited Cardboard Gangsters. Stephen James Smith – co-founder of the Lingo Festival, author of the beautiful 'Dublin, You Are' and winner of the Cúirt international poetry grand slam. The essential voice of Rosaleen McDonagh – poet, playwright and leading feminist in both the Traveller community and the Disability community. The unique John Cummins – all Ireland poetry slam winner. Raneem Saleh – activist and fresh new spoken word artist. Nicole Rourke – a writer and performer trained in the Middle East and co-director of Big Smoke Writing Factory. Sorcha Fox – actor, poet and theatre artist in residence at The Dock, Carrick on Shannon with Lughaidh Armstrong Mayock and Megan Lawlor and Dee Armstrong – award winning musician and composer for theatre and film with the incredible Kíla. Ruba Shamshoum – the extraordinary singer, songwriter from Nazareth in Palestine.
Come, support Palestine and let the doors of your heart be blown open.
Colm Keegan, John Connors, Stephen James Smith, Rosaleen McDonagh, John Cummins, Raneem Saleh, Nicole Rourke, Sorcha Fox with Dee Armstrong, Lughaidh Armstrong Mayock, Megan Lawlor and Ruba Shamshoum.


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In the current state of fast changing market, where the customer expectation and business requirements are changing like never before, revenue pressures are building on day by day, business environment are getting more and more competitive, well established organizations are getting tough competition from the startups, the organizations are required to find ways to fine tune their way of working to remain relevant (read it as surviving), and deliver the value to their customers and to the investors.
Not an easy thing to do but at the same time not that difficult either. Organizations need to focus on their customers, the value they are providing to their users and in turn create value for themselves. The value could be in terms of market share, revenue, profitability or customer satisfaction. Is there a magic to achieve this… the answer is emphatic NO. One way of getting there is to start adopting Agile practices meant for faster time to market, instilling lightweight processes and meant to meet the dynamic needs of the customers.
Let me first give a glimpse of what Agile constitute. It is a set of methodologies that puts customer requirements and working product or the solutions first. It focuses on delivering the right product, at the right time, in an iterative and incremental manner. It involves collaboration across different teams of the organization that generally works in 'silos' to come together, work in collaboration for a common cause of customer satisfaction through usable working product that meets customers' business requirements and avoiding working on non-business critical or non-value adding requirements. It encourages flexibility, recommends face to face communication, focus on continuous improvement in the product and processes, faster iterations for development of demo able product features and releases over exhaustive documentation, following a rigid requirement set and well defined plan.
That is fine!!! But if an organization does this, can it be called an Agile organization and can it will meet the end objective of business numbers and customer satisfaction. The answer is yes and no both. You may be called Agile but may not be able to meet the end objective. Reason, it takes lot of effort in changing people mindset and long customary processes prevailing in the organization.
Adopting agile needs a sort of transformation at the organization level from top to bottom. It requires change of mindset and aligning every individual towards the common goal of bringing 'poor' customer in the central 'focal' point of their thought process. In most of the organizations, generally the functional organizations, the teams focus on their respective functions and their own 'limited' set of deliverables. They expect the requirements casted in stone and often once freeze, should hardly ever change.
To be 'Agile', teams need to put customer requirements first. They need to understand that requirements can change at any time depending on the market conditions, competition, technological advancements, changing customer taste and so on and so forth. The bottom line is, requirements can change. So equip yourself to handle the changing requirements. Do not be reluctant rather welcome the changes and associated release definition.
Organizations need to support creation of more cross functional teams that are self-sufficient to deliver the project. These teams need to deliver products in short cycles called sprint or iterations rather in age long time periods. Everyone needs to understand that these iterations do not result in full functionality product but a product that has 'some' minimum set of critical features fulfilled according to the priority that has been agreed with the customer. These set of minimum set of features should be good enough to gauge the market, launching the products and make finer refinements basis the market feedback. As the time progresses, more features kept on adding to the delivered features set in the order of their priority.
Organizations need to build leaders. Those, who take responsibility to help the teams, remove the obstacles being faced by the team, empowering the teams to be self-managing, concentrate on people rather focusing on their activities and those who can give proper direction to their teams.
I have seen many organizations that want to change to Agile but find it really difficult to go away with the age old practices of expectation of well-defined requirements, casted in stone plans based on initial set of requirements, processes that add overhead to the delivery cycles, authoritative and guided practices. It hardly helps the migration to Agile.
I suggest, if there is someone to hold the hand of the team through this agile adoption phase and overcome the hurdles that come in between the long and not that easy journey of Agile adoption. It includes explaining the agile principles and practices, correcting the deviations and keeping the team focused. The role of agile coach thus becomes quite significant in the agile adoption.
In nut-shell, due importance should be given to the business critical requirements, get them to deliverable state as fast as possible, do not be reluctant to make adjustments as and when needed, remove the wastes though continuous monitoring of the existing processes and above all encourage the culture that brings people forward to take additional roles and responsibilities to help and create cross-functional and self-motivated high performance teams.


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Mehserle on Grant: 'I thought he could be going for a gun'
Mehserle believed suspect was armed
Former BART police Officer Johannes Mehserle, testifying in his defense in a federal civil rights lawsuit over the shooting death of Oscar Grant, acknowledged Wednesday that he had told a fellow officer he believed Grant may have been armed when he killed him.
Mehserle, 32, was calm as he testified in San Francisco, a contrast to his 2010 criminal trial in which he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing the unarmed Grant at the Fruitvale BART Station in Oakland early New Year's Day 2009.
In that trial, which was moved to Los Angeles because of the scrutiny the case received in the Bay Area, Mehserle tearfully recounted that he had drawn his gun by mistake when he meant to use his electronic stun gun on Grant.
The 22-year-old Hayward man had been taken off a train for causing a disruption and had no weapon. On the stand in Los Angeles, Mehserle's friend and fellow BART Officer Terry Foreman said Mehserle had said just after the shooting that he thought Grant had a gun.
Mehserle - who was released from custody in June 2011 - testified then that he could not recall what he had told Foreman. On Wednesday, however, he conceded that he may have said, "I thought he could be going for a gun."
The issue is critical in the lawsuit, in which Grant's father, Oscar Grant Jr., claims Mehserle deprived his son of his civil rights. To prevail, he must show that Mehserle intended to harm the younger Grant.
Another defendant in the lawsuit, BART Officer Marysol Domenici, was sued by the mother of one of Grant's companions that night on BART, Johntue Caldwell, for allegedly depriving him of his rights. Caldwell, 25, was slain in July 2011 in Hayward.
BART was originally named as a defendant in the suit, but a judge ruled that the transit agency wasn't liable for the officers' actions.
The elder Grant is serving a murder sentence at California State Prison, Solano in Vacaville. Dressed in civilian clothes, he watched Wednesday's proceedings from the plaintiff's table, accompanied by two prison guards. He is seeking unspecified damages.
Mehserle's attorney, Michael Rains, told the jury in opening statements that the shooting stemmed from BART's failure to train its officers effectively in the use of stun guns. Mehserle, however, testified Wednesday in response to questions from the elder Grant's attorney that he had no issues with his training.
The attorney, Waukeen McCoy, pointed out to Mehserle that BART officers' Taser stun guns were bright yellow. Mehserle acknowledged that he had no problems distinguishing a gun from a Taser during training.
He added that he had repeatedly practiced pulling both his service weapon and the cross draw of pulling out his Taser, kept on his left side, with his right hand.
McCoy asked Mehserle for his reaction to his criminal conviction. After several seconds, the former officer said he disagreed with the verdict. He also said he did not blame BART for what happened.
Mehserle will return to the stand for more questioning Friday.
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Southern Campaign
Grades 6-12
The Southern Campaign was critical in determining the outcome of the American Revolutionary War, yet the South's importance has been downplayed in most historical accounts to date.
South Carolina ETV, The National Park Service, The Self Family Foundation, The George Washington Endowment Fund of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, The South Carolina State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and The ETV Endowment of South Carolina (a contribution from Dr. Charles B. Hanna) collaborated to tell the stories of The Southern Campaign of the American Revolution.
Eight online educational lessons are based around short video segments produced in a documentary style, consisting of historical reenactments, demonstrations, interviews with historians, period artifacts and music, artistic renderings, and maps. Media for the series is on the web at SCETV's KnowItAll.org (see below) and lesson plans are at SCETV's LearningWhy.org.


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On Monday 13 December, I travelled to London with University of Leicester Research Forum Facilitator Emma Kimberley to participate in an evaluation session of Growing Knowledge, the British Library's research project into the changing methods of research due to the digital revolution. The evaluation took place in the room used to display this research (which is in progress). The room was set up with some of the best technology available — a Microsoft Surface, a desktop computer with a very large touchscreen, and computers with multiple screens for better productivity.
We were introduced to a number of online tools designed to facilitate in very innovative ways the following categorised research activities: 'collaboration and authorship', 'data collection', dissemination and discussion', 'search', 'store, archive & present', and 'visualisation'. We were asked to have a go with the tools most interesting to us, and then two researchers asked us for feedback.
There were two tools which immediately stood out as having a clear function, achieving something with the current technology and connectivity which could not have otherwise been done as easily or even at all. The first was the Microsoft Audio Video Indexing System (MAVIS), a software system using speech recognition technology to allow searches of audio and video files. Imagine the benefit to a researcher of English language, history, or any number of fields, who can now take these transcriptions, and search for specific phrases of interest, taking a fraction of the time it would have taken previously to watch or listen to the originals.
The other tool which I found outstanding was Galaxy Zoo, which concisely defines its function as "citizen scientists classifying galaxies." It was immediately easy to use this tool. A photo of an unclassified galaxy (having been imaged with the telescope of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey) is displayed, and the user is asked, "Is the galaxy smooth and rounded with no sign of a disk?" and is offered two simple drawings, one depicting a smooth galaxy, and the other depicting one with a disc formation. The user clicks on the one most closely matching the galaxy. And the user is then asked another question, further refining the classification of the galaxy. "Citizens" therefore take part in the work of classifying the million photographed galaxies. This work has been going on since 2007, and the Galaxy Zoo researchers are satisfied that the citizen classifications are as good as those done by professional astronomers.
It is clear that some research methods continue to be practiced in the same way for years, even though there are technological tools which can speed up the process or enable necessary collaboration which is otherwise too expensive or impossible to arrange. Anyone involved in the various aspects and topics of research would do well to check the Growing Knowledge site, have a look at the various new research tools available now and on the horizon, and take part in the evaluations so as to help shape the future of research.
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No, she's no Gossip Girl — Alice Dellal speaks straight truth in a new video that captures her thoughts about meeting Karl Lagerfeld, her punk style, and some of the Chanel Boy girls who came before her. We wouldn't encourage someone who's selling a handbag to blatantly say, "I dont usually wear bags," but in this case, we have to say we were charmed by her candor.
For a girl who may not be a total bag lady, we thinks it's pretty awesome that when she does pick one up, she goes for Chanel. Go big or go home, right? We can totally se why Lagerfeld chose the girl with the half-shaved head and ripped tights over a more predictable choice. While Alice climbs the modeling ranks as the face of the new Chanel Boy bag — which she loves for the stingray, leather, and chains (us too, Alice) — perhaps we won't hold our breath that she'll be spotted in pearls anytime soon. This badass beauty is much more the menswear fan: "I like to be comfortable and I think men dress more comfortably than ladies." Peep the video below for even more Alice antidotes.


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"Men and women look at the face; God looks into the heart." - 1 Samuel 16:7
My children can be bad dinner guests. Masters of the kicked shin and flicked pea. I've perfected my sharp whisper. "Don't show them what you're really like."
What are you really like? Freud said the truth of a person is held in tension. One part of us is a murky stew of unacceptable urges and feelings. The other part is the system of subconscious strategies we use to hold the murk at bay. When the tension holds, we present the world and the mirror the best face possible. To make it happen we deny, repress and project the parts of ourselves we can't accept. It's exhausting.
But God sees straight into your heart. God sees the awful, cringeworthy parts. And She does not say, "What's wrong with you?" Instead God says, "I know what you have been through. I know what forces bent you. And I see the luster through the murk." There is brightness set before God like a plate of jewels each time your light fills His eyes.
Your problems are going to be your problems for the rest of your life. Not your debt or other passing vexations, but the problem of yourself.
You're exposed. Why not reckon with your depth? Imagine the entirety of your complex self laid out before the One who made you so that Her love can save you.
You won't become perfect. Or perfectly bland. You won't lose your grit, your funk, your edge. The risen Christ had nail holes in his hands. After God loves you into wholeness you'll still be yourself. Let it happen. God already sees you. Now let him save you. Then go out and show them who you really are.
Make me brave O Lord. Then make me whole.
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Matt Fitzgerald is the Senior Pastor of St. Pauls United Church of Christ in Chicago. He is the host of "Preachers on Preaching," a weekly podcast sponsored by The Christian Century.
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I'm something of an old fuddy-duddy these days. Instead of going out and painting the town various colors, I've been spending more time entertaining people at my apartment and going over to my friends' houses to hang out and play games. The downside is that by the nature of my job, I tend to be the person with all the systems and games. I sometimes find myself slogging around the seedier parts of town with hundreds of dollars worth of systems and games in a backpack. That's not even addressing the fact that I have to unplug everything from my home theater to hook it up to another television across town. Modern consoles—outside of the PS3's HMDI connection—use proprietary cables. These cables tend to be a little expensive; you can either put up with the annoyance of unhooking everything or buy a second set of expensive cables. Neither choice is that attractive.
That's why the Pelican Air Flo caught my eye. I don't really think I need a cooler for my system; if you make sure the 360 can breathe, you'll be fine in most circumstances. The nice thing is that this replaces the system's proprietary cables with standard component and VGA connections. Cheap sets of cables, here we come! If you travel with your system, this is a compelling feature. It also works as a four port USB hub. For $30, it's not a bad deal. No more high markups on cabling? Sign me up.


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Spacious and ideal for Families
King bed and two singles as well as sofa that can be used for a child. En-suite. Private deck with Rural and mountain views. TV available. Can also be four singles.
- $130 per night shoulder season
- $150 summer, for two sharing
- Additional adult $25, children $15


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Sarah Garcia
(Born 1928) Acoma/Laguna from the Turkey Clan, Sarah Garcia is associated with traditional forms and decoration, at times employing designs associated with Mimbres, Anasazi and Tularosa ware.
Listed in the Schaaf book as one of the most prolific potters in the history of Acoma along with Jessie Garcia, Lucy Lewis and Marie Z. Chino, Sarah has produced a wide variety of shapes.
Sarah Garcia's pottery is characterized by extremely thin walls and decoration that is entirely responsive to the vessel's contour.
For More Information:
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The Quebec Liberals easily hung onto Tony Tomassi's former seat of Lafontaine in northeast Montreal in Monday's byelection, but lost Argenteuil to the Parti Québécois by 501 votes — the first time the provincial riding has slipped from the Liberals' grasp in 46 years.
In Lafontaine, Quebec Liberal party president Marc Tanguay won the seat back for the Charest government easily, with 53.32 per cent of the vote.
Opposition parties had hoped to capitalize on the controversy surrounding Tomassi, the one-time family minister who was kicked out of the Liberal caucus in May 2010 over allegations he had accepted rewards from a company that received government money.
Tomassi — who sat as an independent until resigning from his seat last month — is now facing charges of fraud and breach of trust.
However, both the Parti Québécois and François Legault's fledgling Coalition Avenir Québec straggled far behind the Liberal's Tanguay, fighting for a distant second place.
The PQ's Frédéric St-Jean garnered 17 per cent of the vote, compared to 15.58 per cent for the CAQ's Domenico Cavaliere.
A tight race in Argenteuil
In Argenteuil, the race remained too close to call most of the evening, as the lead moved back and forth between Liberal candidate Lise Proulx and her Parti Québécois opponent, Roland Richer.
Richer was declared the winner when all 180 polling stations reported at around 11 p.m., taking 36.16 per cent of the vote to Proulx's 33.40 per cent.
Former Bloc Québécois MP Mario Laframboise, running for Coalition Avenir Québec, placed a distant third, with 21.40 per cent of the vote.
The provincial leader of Quebec's Parti Vert, Claude Sabourin, took just 2.99 per cent, a fraction of a point ahead of Yvan Zanetti of Québec Solidaire.
Even when she was in the lead, early in the evening, Proulx lagged behind the percentage of the vote count her predecessor in the riding, David Whissell, received in the 2008 general election.
Whissell gave up his Argenteuil seat in December 2011, 27 months after he resigned from cabinet over a controversy about his stake in a construction firm.
Premier Jean Charest expressed little doubt Proulx would get another chance to try her hand at provincial politics.
"What I retain from this byelection race in Argenteuil is the discovery of an extraordinary woman who conducted a magnificent campaign," Charest said, Proulx at his side at her campaign headquarters in Lachute, Que. "I predict she will be the next member for the riding of Argenteuil."
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There is a traditional culture of "Makura-Nage" in the case of a school trip in Japan.
Person who can throw the pillow far in this event is a hero.
("Makura-Nage" is a play each other throw.Let's hit the pillow to others.
It is not a play that compete flying distance of the pillow.…joke that is.)
This Pillow come with down to the material of feather.
Fly far because it is lightweight.
Comfort in This is the best.
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Already recognized by everyone from this website, to Outside magazine, Men's Journal, Bloomberg's and the Wall Street Journal, by now outdoor enthusiasts have probably heard of the brand Voormi, and its focus on small-batch domestic manufacturing and wool fabric innovations.
The Pagosa Springs, Colorado-based apparel company is not only expanding its North American cut-and-sew commitment, but is bucking the traditional thought process that as a brand grows it must move away from its small town roots too.
Made in the USA
Voormi is committed to 100-percent U.S. raw to finished fiber production. The company uses high-altitude Rocky Mountain Merino wool, as well as U.S. textile and finished goods production – including wool superwashing – that meets strict U.S. environmental standards with minimal chlorine. (Superwashing is the only way currently employed to get wool soft enough for next-to-skin use and to make it machine-washable.)
It may be a tiny brand, but the changes that Voormi is introducing through its sourcing and production are huge, to say nothing of the actual products themselves.
A New Concept in Production
But now, Voormi is doing something even more, um, elevated, with its new Elevation Works innovation lab in Pagosa Springs – a scalable micro-factory capable of employing actual ski bums in mountain towns around the country.
"The big idea that we are chasing is that you can have 10, 10-person factories, staffed with local sewers. And we've now completed a studio in downtown Pagosa to be the proof of concept behind that vision," said Voormi's Chief Marketing Officer Timm Smith.
"There are two dimensions of being a company. There's the 'what you make and how you make it;' and there's the 'who you're gonna be and why you're doing it' – the spirit of what's behind what you do," said Smith. "We're saying, if you work in a mountain community, it doesn't mean you're in the service industry."
"We're investing locally at every horizon. And these are strategic investments, not just feel good investments," Smith said. "The idea of a faster, tech-industry paced innovation for the apparel community is at the core of our culture, and this is an enabler for us to get better at that space."
Smith says they are now able to dream up a concept over beers on Monday and have something ready to look at by Tuesday afternoon. Not only are they employing locals they find everywhere from 4H Clubs to costume designers, they're creating a strategic advantage based on being nimble, while still staying true to their roots. With digital pattern making, centralized design development, regionalized fabric making and cutting, and local sewing, Voormi is reinventing the distributing-manufacturing model.
"It's not that dissimilar to any local brewery you have in your town, where some footprint dedicated to making stuff, some to selling stuff," explained Smith. "So basically now you've got a mini-working studio that could be replicated in any mountain town or city."
The concept also plays off important Voormi partners such as the Whole Works in Rifle, Colorado, where they're taking women off federal assistance and teaching them to sew.
The Product
They plan to leverage this network of small factories with five or six sewing machines each to do experimental projects, featuring "real time, super fast to market innovations."
"If they work, we get them into the in-line collection, if they don't work, we move on to the next project," said Smith. The company recently took a step toward meeting the needs of not just skiers and climbers, but woodsmen, hunters and bird watchers, creating a completely unique and effective concealment pattern from its existing fabric technologies. And with Elevation Works, other projects are soon to follow: bike wear, fly fishing apparel, and casual wear are just a few of the ideas floating around.
It's new Eleven.9 collection brings their high-altitude technology "down below tree line." Smith said they tasked designer Jordan Seme to take Voormi's technical fabrics and apply them to the concept of what it's like to live in a small mountain town.
The collection launches in early summer. "Why give up the performance benefits of technical fabrics when you come back down below treeline? This is clothing for everyday life in a small mountain town," Smith said. "My hope is that one day we have an Eleven.9 collection inside the Voormi collection, incubated from the Elevation Works studio; and that they then go on to work on the next thing…cycling apparel, hunting, fly fishing. It allows us to rapidly innovate and to rethink the way the industry goes about doing new things."
He said taking the collection to market is going to be unique in itself, taking a path that is able to garner real time feedback and potentially leveraging the brand's existing consumer database: "folks who are keen to try new and experimental things."
"Eleven.9 is the collection born out of necessity," Smith said. "We wanted to bring our clothing to work every day, to wear our clothing at tradeshows, so we started making one piece at a time. It was a real collaborative effort on the part of our team."
Keeping it Real
So while Voormi may never be an outerwear market leader in sales volume, and that's certainly not their goal, they can be an innovation leader. "We can't fund the expedition to Annapurna, but we can do this," Smith said, emphasizing that everything will remain domestically made, scaling into its broader U.S. network of manufacturing, drawing a box around the United States.
Currently Voormi has about five incubation labs on the ground in various locations. It's localized designers aren't just sitting in front of the computer working on Illustrator or CAD programs all day – they're actually sewing and making things. And adjacent to them in the company's showroom in Pagosa Springs, they're getting real time feedback from customers.
"We're a backcountry focused brand with the center of the bullseye starting in winter, and working its way out to summer," Smith concluded. "We've got our own designers and our own pattern makers, and this concept of 10, 10-person families is coming to life."


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HARTFORD — Turns out it was not easy hauling The Courant's early 19th-century wooden printing press, perhaps one of the heavier relics of American journalism, from the newspaper's Broad Street building to the Connecticut Historical Society.
There was a special rigging company hired for the lift, the careful journey to the West End museum, and the strength of half a dozen men to maneuver the manual press through the front door, said Andrea Rapacz, the historical society's head of interpretive projects.
"A lot of planning had to be done to get it in our building," Rapacz said at Thursday night's opening reception for "The Hartford Courant, Connecticut and the Country" and two other exhibits that delve into Hartford's history and images. All three are set to open to the public Friday.
The Courant, in partnership with the Connecticut Historical Society, worked for about a year to produce the display in commemoration of the newspaper's 250th anniversary this month, organizers said.
Courant staffers assigned to the project said they sought to weave a dual narrative: How the publication has changed over the years, and a timeline of significant moments in the state's and nation's history, as chronicled on Courant front pages.
That meant considering a quarter-millenium worth of front pages and life-changing historical events from the newspaper's archives.
"It's a painstaking process," said Christina Johnson, The Courant's coordinator for the exhibit. "But we're fortunate having the history and a legacy of journalism that's older than the country, and older than the First Amendment's guarantee of a free press."
Nancy Meyer, The Courant's publisher and CEO, said the exhibit shows how the newspaper has been part of Connecticut's "fabric."
"It's told the stories of people who live here," Meyer said at the reception that drew about 200 people, "and it will continue to tell the stories."
In one corner of the exhibit, former newspaper carriers are asked to jot down their memories of delivering The Courant. And nearby, in a nod to digital demands, there are two mounted tablet computers and a smartphone displaying the redesigned Courant.com website.
The Connecticut Historical Society also contributed a few items from its collection, such as an original first issue of the Connecticut Courant that was published on October 29, 1764 — one of a few remaining copies believed to be in existence.
Thought the Declaration of Independence was front-page news in its day? In The Courant's July 15, 1776, edition, the full text was published on page 2.
"The Hartford Courant, Connecticut and the Country" is on display until Nov. 1.