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In a day and age where you can be anything, why not take a leaf out of Charity Wakefield’s book and be multiple things? The acclaimed British actress talks to Blowout about her take on ethical fashion and helping to tackle a global crisis, as well as her ever flourishing career.
In an alternative universe you may have probably known her as an archaeologist, a fashion designer, a musician or a singer. One thing is for certain, it’s that Charity Wakefield is not short on talent. After our conversation with Charity, we are pretty sure that she could have a profession in any of those fields, should she wish.
The thirty-eight year old actress may live and breathe acting, but she has a thirst for taking on hobbies and experiencing new things. Why? Just for the sake of knowing more about something that she has an interest in. Such a smart way to be when you’re in the world of acting, never knowing what role might land in your lap.
So how did a young and energetic Charity end up in the acting world, when she clearly had the brains to take on anything she put her mind to?
It could be said that acting was something innately embedded in Charity as she had family who had been in the acting business.
“I think I was really quite young and at primary school, when I realized that I wanted to become an actress. I never really knew my grandfather, but I had this strange dichotomy of knowing that an acting career was possible,” Charity told Blowout.
Charity’s grandfather, better known to us as James Hayter, was an actor himself. Sadly he passed away when Charity was around three years old.
We have to wonder how different life would be for Charity had she pursued her interest in archaeology! However, she soon realized after completing her A-Levels, that acting was ultimately what she wanted to do. Lucky for us, as she is certainly one very talented actress, playing several roles in her current play!
“With acting you get to dive into lots of different lives. So being somebody who found it quite difficult to decide what to do, I feel incredibly lucky with my acting roles as I get to pretend to be all these other people and, as a result, have the opportunity to study different periods and research a whole range of people from all different walks of life.” Charity stated.
When asked her favourite thing about acting, Charity could not pick just one. It’s quite evident that there are so many aspects of her career that she’s taken an interest in and is looking to learn more about, for her own personal development. That thirst for knowledge definitely makes Charity different and a cut above many of her peers.
“I absolutely love the research and I love falling into the  different worlds. Regardless of what level I get to, it is something I’m so passionate about, but it is hard and I’ve always done other things to support myself alongside the acting, until very recently”.
Charity’s career boasts a colourful spectrum of critically and commercially acclaimed work in both theatre and television. In her most recent appearances, she was part of Channel 4’s drama, ‘Any Human Heart’, which was the winner of Best Miniseries at the BAFTA Television Awards in 2011. She was also in the masterpiece ‘Wolf Hall’, which won a  television BAFTA and Golden Globe in 2015.
Charity also appeared in the infamous Dr. Who Christmas Special in 2016, which was the highest rated TV show of the season. We had to ask Charity how that came about!
“You’re not really supposed to talk about it but I was essentially asked to do that role and I just grabbed it with both hands because it was fun and it was going to be aired on Christmas Day, I also really liked the sentiment in it,” she laughed.
Oh Charity, you missed the episode itself! Well, we can confirm for anyone that did not see the Christmas special, it was not one to be missed! It was a little homage to superhero movies and Charity’s character was a modern take and comedic version of Lois Lane, so a delight to watch and a nice twist to the original idea.
Charity also talked us through the comedy series that she was in, alongside Jack Whitehall, called ‘Bounty Hunters’ which aired in 2017. The second series started last month and is still ongoing.
Charity’s most recent theatre appearance is in the theatre  production ‘Emilia’ at Shakespeare’s Globe and she will be playing several roles including the part of Shakespeare no less, making her the first woman to ever do so. How does Charity feel about being the first woman to play Shakespeare?
“I don’t know if I am! It might well be true but I haven’t looked into whether it definitely is,” she laughed. “I feel really proud actually. At first, thinking about that as an idea, I felt a bit queasy because I thought Oh God that puts pressure on me, but as soon as I got rid of that worry, it’s just another part; it’s my interpretation of that part.”  Safe to say, she’s humbled.
“I’m looking forward to discovering even more about him and about that time period whilst I’m playing the part. I’ve got books in my dressing room!” She added.
Knowing how much you love to research and get into character, we believe you on that last point.
I think it’s safe to say that Charity has accomplished so much in her career to date, which is understandably why she is consistently looking for ways to continuously push herself further. It would be difficult to put a finger on her biggest achievement to date, as her portfolio covers not only acting but other personal projects as well.
“I think acting wise, my biggest achievement would be ‘Wolf Hall’. I really loved being a part of that and I’m proud of it. Outside of acting, I have a vintage shop with a friend that I absolutely love... I’m also an ambassador for the woodland trust, so I work with them as much as possible putting my understanding on environmental issues to use” she stated.
Charity is thinking about doing more with the Vintage Shop.  Supporting the importance of sustainable fashion. You can also tell how passionate she is about the environment, never stuttering and absolutely overflowing with knowledge and advice. But then at Blowout we believe you can never talk up global issues enough.
“I’ve always loved our woodlands and trees. I grew up in the  countryside and I was lucky enough to spend quite a lot of my time playing in the woods. I absolutely want to get the message out there, we need trees, we need the oxygen that they create and we need the micro-climates that the ancient woodlands create” We couldn’t agree more, raising awareness is vital.
One of the biggest movements in this millennial age is the fact that our fast fashion is harming the environment that we live in and so, more and more consumers are becoming more conscious when shopping in an attempt to tackle this issue ethically. The amount of plastic and packaging that surrounds everything that we purchase, from small to large items, and the fact that not all of it is recyclable is affecting the very world that we live in.
Charity is trying to help this serious issue by shopping more  consciously herself. Her mother was very environmentally friendly and therefore had a big influence on Charity’s upbringing, making her understand the importance of this issue and the risks the planet faces. It’s not only a conscious standpoint in her fashion choices but is part  of the actress’s lifestyle. She has changed her shopping habits to  buying directly from markets and always has her own shopping bags, reducing plastic waste is a big must.
“What I’ve realized is that as an actor, I’m someone that is going to have to make public choices about certain things and what you wear in public, to events, to interviews or on the red carpet because this gets photographed. If you’re in the public eye, you need to have some responsibility about what you’re saying you support. That’s why I’ve become more keen to talk about what I wear and I try to make choices that are more considerate towards our environment”.
Being so accomplished within the acting world and the fact that Charity is involved with so many projects in other fields, we weren’t surprised to find out that she doesn’t believe acting defines her as a person. It is quite clear that there are so many things that she believes in, that she wants to get stuck into and wants to learn more about, so putting one label on her just won’t cut it.
So, what more could we possibly expect from this incredible woman?
Neither do we Charity. Continue reaching for the stars!
Emilia runs at the Vaudeville Theatre until 15 June 2019.

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in a day and age where you can be anything, why not take a leaf out of charity wakefield’s book and be multiple things? the acclaimed british actress talks to blowout about her take on ethical fashion and helping to tackle a global crisis, as well as her ever flourishing career.
in an alternative universe you may have probably known her as an archaeologist, a fashion designer, a musician or a singer. one thing is for certain, it’s that charity wakefield is not short on talent. after our conversation with charity, we are pretty sure that she could have a profession in any of those fields, should she wish.
the thirty-eight year old actress may live and breathe acting, but she has a thirst for taking on hobbies and experiencing new things. why? just for the sake of knowing more about something that she has an interest in. such a smart way to be when you’re in the world of acting, never knowing what role might land in your lap.
so how did a young and energetic charity end up in the acting world, when she clearly had the brains to take on anything she put her mind to?
it could be said that acting was something innately embedded in charity as she had family who had been in the acting business.
“i think i was really quite young and at primary school, when i realized that i wanted to become an actress. i never really knew my grandfather, but i had this strange dichotomy of knowing that an acting career was possible,” charity told blowout.
charity’s grandfather, better known to us as james hayter, was an actor himself. sadly he passed away when charity was around three years old.
we have to wonder how different life would be for charity had she pursued her interest in archaeology! however, she soon realized after completing her a-levels, that acting was ultimately what she wanted to do. lucky for us, as she is certainly one very talented actress, playing several roles in her current play!
“with acting you get to dive into lots of different lives. so being somebody who found it quite difficult to decide what to do, i feel incredibly lucky with my acting roles as i get to pretend to be all these other people and, as a result, have the opportunity to study different periods and research a whole range of people from all different walks of life.” charity stated.
when asked her favourite thing about acting, charity could not pick just one. it’s quite evident that there are so many aspects of her career that she’s taken an interest in and is looking to learn more about, for her own personal development. that thirst for knowledge definitely makes charity different and a cut above many of her peers.
“i absolutely love the research and i love falling into the  different worlds. regardless of what level i get to, it is something i’m so passionate about, but it is hard and i’ve always done other things to support myself alongside the acting, until very recently”.
charity’s career boasts a colourful spectrum of critically and commercially acclaimed work in both theatre and television. in her most recent appearances, she was part of channel 4’s drama, ‘any human heart’, which was the winner of best miniseries at the bafta television awards in 2011. she was also in the masterpiece ‘wolf hall’, which won a  television bafta and golden globe in 2015.
charity also appeared in the infamous dr. who christmas special in 2016, which was the highest rated tv show of the season. we had to ask charity how that came about!
“you’re not really supposed to talk about it but i was essentially asked to do that role and i just grabbed it with both hands because it was fun and it was going to be aired on christmas day, i also really liked the sentiment in it,” she laughed.
oh charity, you missed the episode itself! well, we can confirm for anyone that did not see the christmas special, it was not one to be missed! it was a little homage to superhero movies and charity’s character was a modern take and comedic version of lois lane, so a delight to watch and a nice twist to the original idea.
charity also talked us through the comedy series that she was in, alongside jack whitehall, called ‘bounty hunters’ which aired in 2017. the second series started last month and is still ongoing.
charity’s most recent theatre appearance is in the theatre  production ‘emilia’ at shakespeare’s globe and she will be playing several roles including the part of shakespeare no less, making her the first woman to ever do so. how does charity feel about being the first woman to play shakespeare?
“i don’t know if i am! it might well be true but i haven’t looked into whether it definitely is,” she laughed. “i feel really proud actually. at first, thinking about that as an idea, i felt a bit queasy because i thought oh god that puts pressure on me, but as soon as i got rid of that worry, it’s just another part; it’s my interpretation of that part.”  safe to say, she’s humbled.
“i’m looking forward to discovering even more about him and about that time period whilst i’m playing the part. i’ve got books in my dressing room!” she added.
knowing how much you love to research and get into character, we believe you on that last point.
i think it’s safe to say that charity has accomplished so much in her career to date, which is understandably why she is consistently looking for ways to continuously push herself further. it would be difficult to put a finger on her biggest achievement to date, as her portfolio covers not only acting but other personal projects as well.
“i think acting wise, my biggest achievement would be ‘wolf hall’. i really loved being a part of that and i’m proud of it. outside of acting, i have a vintage shop with a friend that i absolutely love... i’m also an ambassador for the woodland trust, so i work with them as much as possible putting my understanding on environmental issues to use” she stated.
charity is thinking about doing more with the vintage shop.  supporting the importance of sustainable fashion. you can also tell how passionate she is about the environment, never stuttering and absolutely overflowing with knowledge and advice. but then at blowout we believe you can never talk up global issues enough.
“i’ve always loved our woodlands and trees. i grew up in the  countryside and i was lucky enough to spend quite a lot of my time playing in the woods. i absolutely want to get the message out there, we need trees, we need the oxygen that they create and we need the micro-climates that the ancient woodlands create” we couldn’t agree more, raising awareness is vital.
one of the biggest movements in this millennial age is the fact that our fast fashion is harming the environment that we live in and so, more and more consumers are becoming more conscious when shopping in an attempt to tackle this issue ethically. the amount of plastic and packaging that surrounds everything that we purchase, from small to large items, and the fact that not all of it is recyclable is affecting the very world that we live in.
charity is trying to help this serious issue by shopping more  consciously herself. her mother was very environmentally friendly and therefore had a big influence on charity’s upbringing, making her understand the importance of this issue and the risks the planet faces. it’s not only a conscious standpoint in her fashion choices but is part  of the actress’s lifestyle. she has changed her shopping habits to  buying directly from markets and always has her own shopping bags, reducing plastic waste is a big must.
“what i’ve realized is that as an actor, i’m someone that is going to have to make public choices about certain things and what you wear in public, to events, to interviews or on the red carpet because this gets photographed. if you’re in the public eye, you need to have some responsibility about what you’re saying you support. that’s why i’ve become more keen to talk about what i wear and i try to make choices that are more considerate towards our environment”.
being so accomplished within the acting world and the fact that charity is involved with so many projects in other fields, we weren’t surprised to find out that she doesn’t believe acting defines her as a person. it is quite clear that there are so many things that she believes in, that she wants to get stuck into and wants to learn more about, so putting one label on her just won’t cut it.
so, what more could we possibly expect from this incredible woman?
neither do we charity. continue reaching for the stars!
emilia runs at the vaudeville theatre until 15 june 2019.


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Any application that work in velocity mode.
Systems that need higher velocity and have voltage limitation.
Elmo’s “Smart control” servo drives using Field Weakening technique to control the Lead-Lag between the back electromotive force (speed) and the current (torque) for optimum Speed-Torque performance.
Elmo’s “Smart Control” servo drives are designed to provide better servo performance and help achieving even higher velocity with your existing electrical power supply.
B. Motor actual velocity is 900,000cnt/sec – Due to phase advance function the motor actual velocity can reach the velocity command.

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any application that work in velocity mode.
systems that need higher velocity and have voltage limitation.
elmo’s “smart control” servo drives using field weakening technique to control the lead-lag between the back electromotive force (speed) and the current (torque) for optimum speed-torque performance.
elmo’s “smart control” servo drives are designed to provide better servo performance and help achieving even higher velocity with your existing electrical power supply.
b. motor actual velocity is 900,000cnt/sec – due to phase advance function the motor actual velocity can reach the velocity command.


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Getting to our hostel isn’t too difficult! We are located in about a four-hour radius of several major cities- Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, just to name a few.
If guests are driving in their own cars, they will easily be guided to Bryson City by major highways and then funneled directly into the city on the Great Smoky Mountain Expressway.
If guests are flying, we recommend flying into one of the larger surrounding cities and renting a car. Closet airport is in Asheville.
Once in Bryson, we are located not far from downtown, on Park Street. As we like to tell our guests, we’re the big blue house with a big porch to match..
The area offers rafting, kayaking, hiking and mountain biking. 20 minutes to the Nantahala Outdoor Center. Close to the Appalachian Trail and Lake Fontana. One hour to Asheville and twenty minutes to Cherokee. In less than a five-minute walk, restaurants, bars, shops, and galleries can be found downtown. Less than ten minutes up the road is Deep Creek campground, where trails can be hiked and creeks floated down. With the Tuckasegee running through the city, a sense of calm befalls Bryson at all times. Just around the corner from the hostel is Bryson City Island Park, a tranquil area to fish, read, or grill. As the weather warms up, paddle boarders and kayakers can be seen floating down the river through town. Whether a single traveler or a family, there are plenty of things to do and places to visit within and around the city of Bryson.
Smoky Mountain Hostel Policies & Conditions: Cancellation policy: 24 hours before arrival. Check in from 15:00 to 23:00 . Check out before 11:00 . Please contact the hostel after booking and prior to arrival to arrange check-in. Payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards. This property may pre-authorise your card before arrival. Taxes included. Breakfast included - Granola/oatmeal/fruit/coffee/tea. General: Reception: 11-2 and 6-10/on call. No curfew. No locals. One dog allowed per private room. The maximum period of stay is of 14 days. Age restriction: Must be 18 years of age to stay if unaccompanied by an adult. Must be at least 15 years of age to stay in the dorm with an adult.

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getting to our hostel isn’t too difficult! we are located in about a four-hour radius of several major cities- nashville, knoxville, atlanta, just to name a few.
if guests are driving in their own cars, they will easily be guided to bryson city by major highways and then funneled directly into the city on the great smoky mountain expressway.
if guests are flying, we recommend flying into one of the larger surrounding cities and renting a car. closet airport is in asheville.
once in bryson, we are located not far from downtown, on park street. as we like to tell our guests, we’re the big blue house with a big porch to match..
the area offers rafting, kayaking, hiking and mountain biking. 20 minutes to the nantahala outdoor center. close to the appalachian trail and lake fontana. one hour to asheville and twenty minutes to cherokee. in less than a five-minute walk, restaurants, bars, shops, and galleries can be found downtown. less than ten minutes up the road is deep creek campground, where trails can be hiked and creeks floated down. with the tuckasegee running through the city, a sense of calm befalls bryson at all times. just around the corner from the hostel is bryson city island park, a tranquil area to fish, read, or grill. as the weather warms up, paddle boarders and kayakers can be seen floating down the river through town. whether a single traveler or a family, there are plenty of things to do and places to visit within and around the city of bryson.
smoky mountain hostel policies & conditions: cancellation policy: 24 hours before arrival. check in from 15:00 to 23:00 . check out before 11:00 . please contact the hostel after booking and prior to arrival to arrange check-in. payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards. this property may pre-authorise your card before arrival. taxes included. breakfast included - granola/oatmeal/fruit/coffee/tea. general: reception: 11-2 and 6-10/on call. no curfew. no locals. one dog allowed per private room. the maximum period of stay is of 14 days. age restriction: must be 18 years of age to stay if unaccompanied by an adult. must be at least 15 years of age to stay in the dorm with an adult.


text: Look no further than Fruth Floral for birthday gifts! Liven up any birthday party with a festive birthday flowers or surprise them with a cheerful "Happy Birthday" bouquet! We offer birthday flower delivery to Point Pleasant, WV or nationwide.

lowercased: look no further than fruth floral for birthday gifts! liven up any birthday party with a festive birthday flowers or surprise them with a cheerful "happy birthday" bouquet! we offer birthday flower delivery to point pleasant, wv or nationwide.


text: Many thanks to Raul for doing such an excellent job on my design here. But we need to take her to the next stage now = to further match various details to the plans properly now. If you are interested to work with me one-to-one on Skype screen-share when time permits, I would really love to work with someone to finish her off so we can then make plans to animate her for various short clips. But Raul is the master when it comes to Trek fan art animations, so I am hoping to work with him when the mesh is ready to go. So if you would like to, please contact me and let me know if you are interested. My only request is that we work live on this together via Skype screen share.

lowercased: many thanks to raul for doing such an excellent job on my design here. but we need to take her to the next stage now = to further match various details to the plans properly now. if you are interested to work with me one-to-one on skype screen-share when time permits, i would really love to work with someone to finish her off so we can then make plans to animate her for various short clips. but raul is the master when it comes to trek fan art animations, so i am hoping to work with him when the mesh is ready to go. so if you would like to, please contact me and let me know if you are interested. my only request is that we work live on this together via skype screen share.


text: AAD, A.; DONADELLI, M.; NAVARRO, J.L. La Rosa; LEITE, Marco Aurelio Lisboa. Search for direct top squark pair production in final states with two tau leptons in pp collisions at 's POT. 1/2'=8 TeV with the ATLAS detector. EUROPEAN PHYSICAL JOURNAL C, New York, v. fe 2016, n. 2, p. 81, 2016. Disponível em: < http://link.springer.com/article/10.1140%2Fepjc%2Fs10052-016-3897-z > DOI: 10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-3897-z.

lowercased: aad, a.; donadelli, m.; navarro, j.l. la rosa; leite, marco aurelio lisboa. search for direct top squark pair production in final states with two tau leptons in pp collisions at 's pot. 1/2'=8 tev with the atlas detector. european physical journal c, new york, v. fe 2016, n. 2, p. 81, 2016. disponível em: < http://link.springer.com/article/10.1140%2fepjc%2fs10052-016-3897-z > doi: 10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-3897-z.


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Ep. 19 (Rebroadcast): With @MohanK. Holy wow, we have a PhD in Maths on the show!
We were too lazy to record this week, so here's a rebroadcast of an old episode - one of our favourite interviews, with someone who, for some reason, decided to go and do a PhD in mathematics. He tells us what he does, why maths as a career, and makes SEVERAL poor jokes along the way.
Ep. 19: We have a very unique guest on the show - one of our closest friends - Mohan Krishnamoorthy (@mohank). He's a - get this - PhD in mathematics. No no no! Don't turn off the episode just yet. He's a ton of fun and sheds light into what he actually does. He's also hilarious, and manages to out-Chuck Chuck with some absolutely hair-tearing-out puns. He's an avid trekker and loves music - so we talk about those as well. Chuck explains the math behind music and wonders why guitars aren't used in classrooms more often. Mohan lets us know about some colourful Aussie slang (not the sledging variety, thankfully). At the end of the show, you will want to: Take up maths as a career, run to the Himalayas, move to Australia and scratch Vegemite off your to-try list.

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ep. 19 (rebroadcast): with @mohank. holy wow, we have a phd in maths on the show!
we were too lazy to record this week, so here's a rebroadcast of an old episode - one of our favourite interviews, with someone who, for some reason, decided to go and do a phd in mathematics. he tells us what he does, why maths as a career, and makes several poor jokes along the way.
ep. 19: we have a very unique guest on the show - one of our closest friends - mohan krishnamoorthy (@mohank). he's a - get this - phd in mathematics. no no no! don't turn off the episode just yet. he's a ton of fun and sheds light into what he actually does. he's also hilarious, and manages to out-chuck chuck with some absolutely hair-tearing-out puns. he's an avid trekker and loves music - so we talk about those as well. chuck explains the math behind music and wonders why guitars aren't used in classrooms more often. mohan lets us know about some colourful aussie slang (not the sledging variety, thankfully). at the end of the show, you will want to: take up maths as a career, run to the himalayas, move to australia and scratch vegemite off your to-try list.


text: Hey there! It's been over a month since I got an open mic set recorded. This was at Wiseguys Comedy in Salt Lake City, UT. I was just trying to get back into it, so I threw out a couple stories.

lowercased: hey there! it's been over a month since i got an open mic set recorded. this was at wiseguys comedy in salt lake city, ut. i was just trying to get back into it, so i threw out a couple stories.


text: An innovative new sensor technology that marries silicon architecture with nanoscale sensing elements. Nanomix's sensors are smaller, more sensitive and use less power. They have application in leak detection, medical monitoring, environmental hazard monitoring, industrial control, and biochemical diagnostics.

lowercased: an innovative new sensor technology that marries silicon architecture with nanoscale sensing elements. nanomix's sensors are smaller, more sensitive and use less power. they have application in leak detection, medical monitoring, environmental hazard monitoring, industrial control, and biochemical diagnostics.


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Do not be afraid to see and understand new things. Do not attempt to measure the new things old methods to transform it to the old way. Trial and error is not the best way to organize life.
Innocence. Supreme success. Perseverance furthers. If someone is not as he should be, he has misfortune, and it does not further him to undertake anything.
All things attain the natural state of innocence. Thus the kings of old, rich in virtue, and in harmony with the time, fostered and nourished all beings.
Innocent behavior brings good fortune.
If one does not count on the harvest while plowing, nor on the use of the ground while clearing it, it furthers one to undertake something.
Undeserved misfortune. The cow that was tethered by someone is the wanderer's gain, the citizen's loss.
He who can be persevering remains without blame.
Use no medicine in an illness incurred through no fault of your own. It will pass of itself.
Innocent action brings misfortune. Nothing furthers.
It is time to overcome own misconceptions. It seems that everything was back to normal - life improved, everything is as usual. But in life nothing is 'as before'. Impression is misleading. It is time to choose a new way. Internal self-discipline is needed. Beware of stupid behavior and wild fantasies. Do not miss important things, understand the essence. Otherwise that can cause unexpected disasters, loss (optional lesson). The situation is unfavorable for the action.
Ch'ien, heaven is above; Chên, movement, is below. The lower trigram Chên is under the influence of the strong line it has received form above, from heaven. When, in accord with this, movement follows the law of heaven, man is innocent and without guile. His mind is natural and true, unshadowed by reflection or ulterior designs. For wherever conscious purpose is to be seen, there the truth and innocence of nature have been lost. Nature that is not directed by the spirit is not true but degenerate nature. Starting out with the idea of the natural, the train of thought in part goes somewhat further and thus the hexagram includes also the idea of the fundamental or unexpected.
Man has received from heaven a nature innately good, to guide him in all his movements. By devotion to this divine spirit within himself, he attains an unsullied innocence that leads him to do right with instinctive sureness and without any ulterior thought of reward and personal advantage. This instinctive certainty brings about supreme success and 'furthers through perseverance". However, not everything instinctive is nature in this higher sense of the word, but only that which is right and in accord with the will of heaven. Without this quality of rightness, an unreflecting, instinctive way of acting brings only misfortune. Confucius says about this: "He who departs from innocence, what does he come to? Heaven's will and blessing do not go with his deeds."
In springtime when thunder, life energy, begins to move again under the heavens, everything sprouts and grows, and all beings receive for the creative activity of nature the childlike innocence of their original state. So it is with the good rulers of mankind: drawing on the spiritual wealth at their command, they take care of all forms of life and all forms of culture and do everything to further them, and at the proper time.
The original impulses of the heart are always good, so that we may follow them confidently, assured of good fortune and achievement of our aims.
We should do every task for its own sake as time and place demand and not with an eye to the result. Then each task turns out well, and anything we undertake succeeds.
Sometimes undeserved misfortune befalls a man at the hands of another, as for instance when someone passes by and takes a tethered cow along with him. His gain is the owner's loss. In all transactions, no matter how innocent, we must accommodate ourselves to the demands of the time, otherwise unexpected misfortune overtakes us.
We cannot lose what really belongs to us, even if we throw it away. Therefore we need have no anxiety. All that need concern us is that we should remain true to our own natures and not listen to others.
An unexpected evil may come accidentally from without. If it does not originate in one's own nature or have a foothold there, one should not resort to external means to eradicate it, but should quietly let nature take its course. Then improvement will come of itself.
When, in a given situation, the time is not ripe for further progress, the best thing to do is to wait quietly, without ulterior designs. If one acts thoughtlessly and tries to push ahead in opposition to fate, success will not be achieved.
Unity of clearness and simplicity. It will be of use for you if you will put into practice worthy plans worthy means. Time of the maximum activity has not come yet. Be collected a few patiences. Wait, and the destiny will soon smile to you. Sometimes you happen are too anxious by love affairs, it is not necessary to worry, all your desires will be executed in the term.

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do not be afraid to see and understand new things. do not attempt to measure the new things old methods to transform it to the old way. trial and error is not the best way to organize life.
innocence. supreme success. perseverance furthers. if someone is not as he should be, he has misfortune, and it does not further him to undertake anything.
all things attain the natural state of innocence. thus the kings of old, rich in virtue, and in harmony with the time, fostered and nourished all beings.
innocent behavior brings good fortune.
if one does not count on the harvest while plowing, nor on the use of the ground while clearing it, it furthers one to undertake something.
undeserved misfortune. the cow that was tethered by someone is the wanderer's gain, the citizen's loss.
he who can be persevering remains without blame.
use no medicine in an illness incurred through no fault of your own. it will pass of itself.
innocent action brings misfortune. nothing furthers.
it is time to overcome own misconceptions. it seems that everything was back to normal - life improved, everything is as usual. but in life nothing is 'as before'. impression is misleading. it is time to choose a new way. internal self-discipline is needed. beware of stupid behavior and wild fantasies. do not miss important things, understand the essence. otherwise that can cause unexpected disasters, loss (optional lesson). the situation is unfavorable for the action.
ch'ien, heaven is above; chên, movement, is below. the lower trigram chên is under the influence of the strong line it has received form above, from heaven. when, in accord with this, movement follows the law of heaven, man is innocent and without guile. his mind is natural and true, unshadowed by reflection or ulterior designs. for wherever conscious purpose is to be seen, there the truth and innocence of nature have been lost. nature that is not directed by the spirit is not true but degenerate nature. starting out with the idea of the natural, the train of thought in part goes somewhat further and thus the hexagram includes also the idea of the fundamental or unexpected.
man has received from heaven a nature innately good, to guide him in all his movements. by devotion to this divine spirit within himself, he attains an unsullied innocence that leads him to do right with instinctive sureness and without any ulterior thought of reward and personal advantage. this instinctive certainty brings about supreme success and 'furthers through perseverance". however, not everything instinctive is nature in this higher sense of the word, but only that which is right and in accord with the will of heaven. without this quality of rightness, an unreflecting, instinctive way of acting brings only misfortune. confucius says about this: "he who departs from innocence, what does he come to? heaven's will and blessing do not go with his deeds."
in springtime when thunder, life energy, begins to move again under the heavens, everything sprouts and grows, and all beings receive for the creative activity of nature the childlike innocence of their original state. so it is with the good rulers of mankind: drawing on the spiritual wealth at their command, they take care of all forms of life and all forms of culture and do everything to further them, and at the proper time.
the original impulses of the heart are always good, so that we may follow them confidently, assured of good fortune and achievement of our aims.
we should do every task for its own sake as time and place demand and not with an eye to the result. then each task turns out well, and anything we undertake succeeds.
sometimes undeserved misfortune befalls a man at the hands of another, as for instance when someone passes by and takes a tethered cow along with him. his gain is the owner's loss. in all transactions, no matter how innocent, we must accommodate ourselves to the demands of the time, otherwise unexpected misfortune overtakes us.
we cannot lose what really belongs to us, even if we throw it away. therefore we need have no anxiety. all that need concern us is that we should remain true to our own natures and not listen to others.
an unexpected evil may come accidentally from without. if it does not originate in one's own nature or have a foothold there, one should not resort to external means to eradicate it, but should quietly let nature take its course. then improvement will come of itself.
when, in a given situation, the time is not ripe for further progress, the best thing to do is to wait quietly, without ulterior designs. if one acts thoughtlessly and tries to push ahead in opposition to fate, success will not be achieved.
unity of clearness and simplicity. it will be of use for you if you will put into practice worthy plans worthy means. time of the maximum activity has not come yet. be collected a few patiences. wait, and the destiny will soon smile to you. sometimes you happen are too anxious by love affairs, it is not necessary to worry, all your desires will be executed in the term.


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In France, the Paris Industrial Exhibition is open with items from forty-two countries on show.
Ross King, The Judgement of Paris: The Revolutionary Decade that gave the World Impression (Toronto, Canada: Random House, 2006), Chapter 20.
Artist's impression of the grounds of the Great Paris Exhibition of 1866 when complete, October 1866, zoomable image.
Palace of the 1867 Paris Industrial Exhibition, Paris, France, artist's impression, zoomable image.
Palace of the 1867 Paris Industrial Exhibition, Paris, France, artist's impression, detail.
Paris Industrial Exhibition, map, Harper's Weekly Magazine, February 16, 1867, zoomable image..
Inauguration of the Bardo Palace for the Tunisia display at the Paris Exposition in Parc Montsouris, June 1867, artist's impression.
How to Cite This Page: "In France, the Paris Industrial Exhibition is open with items from forty-two countries on show.," House Divided: The Civil War Research Engine at Dickinson College, http://hd.housedivided.dickinson.edu/node/46480.

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in france, the paris industrial exhibition is open with items from forty-two countries on show.
ross king, the judgement of paris: the revolutionary decade that gave the world impression (toronto, canada: random house, 2006), chapter 20.
artist's impression of the grounds of the great paris exhibition of 1866 when complete, october 1866, zoomable image.
palace of the 1867 paris industrial exhibition, paris, france, artist's impression, zoomable image.
palace of the 1867 paris industrial exhibition, paris, france, artist's impression, detail.
paris industrial exhibition, map, harper's weekly magazine, february 16, 1867, zoomable image..
inauguration of the bardo palace for the tunisia display at the paris exposition in parc montsouris, june 1867, artist's impression.
how to cite this page: "in france, the paris industrial exhibition is open with items from forty-two countries on show.," house divided: the civil war research engine at dickinson college, http://hd.housedivided.dickinson.edu/node/46480.


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Life is unpredictable. That’s why our parents likely warned us that there are no guarantees in life. None of us truly know what will happen next; however on several occasions, prospective clients have asked me for guarantees, which is what prompted this blog. These prospects want a guarantee on how many new clients I can bring them, or how many times they will see their name in the media after hiring us. The fact is, just like life, there are no guarantees in marketing either. Trust me, I wish I could give them a number, or tell them what the future holds, but at the end of the day, all I can bring to the table is my experience, expertise and confidence that we will achieve success.
If they still aren’t quite getting it, I put it in their terms. Take a lawyer as an example. When someone hires you as their lawyer, do you guarantee that you’ll win? No. You can feel very confident in the case, but promising a win is unethical, and if you lose, you’re going to have a very upset client on your hands. All you can do is put your experience to bear and do the best job you can. The same goes for PR and marketing.
Marketing is always going to be a little risky because it’s reliant on people’s behavior, which is notoriously difficult to predict. What works for another law firm isn’t necessarily going to work for you, and what works for you today won’t necessarily work for you a year from now. We’ll never be able to guarantee results because finding what works requires experimentation, and, quite simply, some experiments don’t have the outcomes you want.
Your expectations. It’s good to have high standards, but you’re setting yourself up for disappointment if you think that reporters are going to start calling you nonstop or you’re going to be on the cover of every magazine. Set realistic, timely goals and ask your PR firm for examples of what they’ve achieved with other clients so you can manage your expectations.
Your budget. Money doesn’t solve every problem — but it helps. If you’re able to add to your marketing budget, it can open up more possibilities, and give you an edge over the competition. If you’re not getting the results you want, you might need to invest a little more in your marketing plan.
Your firm. Again, nothing is certain, but you’re setting yourself up for success if you hire a firm with a long and proven track record. At the very least, you know they have a good relationship with reporters and some tried-and-true techniques under their belt. Hiring an established firm is the closest you can get to a guarantee.

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life is unpredictable. that’s why our parents likely warned us that there are no guarantees in life. none of us truly know what will happen next; however on several occasions, prospective clients have asked me for guarantees, which is what prompted this blog. these prospects want a guarantee on how many new clients i can bring them, or how many times they will see their name in the media after hiring us. the fact is, just like life, there are no guarantees in marketing either. trust me, i wish i could give them a number, or tell them what the future holds, but at the end of the day, all i can bring to the table is my experience, expertise and confidence that we will achieve success.
if they still aren’t quite getting it, i put it in their terms. take a lawyer as an example. when someone hires you as their lawyer, do you guarantee that you’ll win? no. you can feel very confident in the case, but promising a win is unethical, and if you lose, you’re going to have a very upset client on your hands. all you can do is put your experience to bear and do the best job you can. the same goes for pr and marketing.
marketing is always going to be a little risky because it’s reliant on people’s behavior, which is notoriously difficult to predict. what works for another law firm isn’t necessarily going to work for you, and what works for you today won’t necessarily work for you a year from now. we’ll never be able to guarantee results because finding what works requires experimentation, and, quite simply, some experiments don’t have the outcomes you want.
your expectations. it’s good to have high standards, but you’re setting yourself up for disappointment if you think that reporters are going to start calling you nonstop or you’re going to be on the cover of every magazine. set realistic, timely goals and ask your pr firm for examples of what they’ve achieved with other clients so you can manage your expectations.
your budget. money doesn’t solve every problem — but it helps. if you’re able to add to your marketing budget, it can open up more possibilities, and give you an edge over the competition. if you’re not getting the results you want, you might need to invest a little more in your marketing plan.
your firm. again, nothing is certain, but you’re setting yourself up for success if you hire a firm with a long and proven track record. at the very least, you know they have a good relationship with reporters and some tried-and-true techniques under their belt. hiring an established firm is the closest you can get to a guarantee.


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Publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. A faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. The chair should take the lead in making sure that the person\'s achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. The chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person\'s success. He can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. The important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
The posting below looks at \"twenty leadership traits that chairs can use to help facilitate a more collegial department\". It is from Chapter 3 Strategies for Promoting Collegiality, in the book, Facilitating a Collegial Department in Higher Education: Strategies for Success by Robert E. Cipriano. Published by Jossey-Bass, A Wiley Imprint, 989 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94103-1741-www.josseybass.com. Copyright © 2011 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission.
• Emphasize consensus. Chairs should work tirelessly to gain buy-in from members of their department. This enhances a sense of empowerment as well as the fact that encouraging more ideas and suggestions-delivered in a respectful and civil manner-is a basic tent of institutions of higher education.
• Share power. Chairs should not be power-hungry and driven by their egos. They should reach out to the faculty members and obtain their thoughts and ideas. Faculty members should recognize that the chair makes decisions predicated on the needs of the department, not personal gain.
• Consult with all faculty members. Chairs should not be perceived as listening only to one or two faculty members. When people are listened to, and their ideas are allowed to be articulated, they are empowered.
• Develop and implement shared responsibilities. Chairs should be aware that all faculty members must share the workload. Resist giving most of the work to a small minority of the faculty-even if they are not tenured! There should be equity in committee assignments, number of advisees, and so on.
• De-emphasize status differences. Chairs should help to ensure that senior-ranking professors and first-year faculty members are accorded the same respect. Institutions of higher education are infamous for heightening status differences. Quality departments must refrain from this position.
• Individuals should interact as equals. Chairs must set the tone and be certain that all people in the department are treated as equals. The chair must model the behavior she expects from faculty members, students, and professional staff.
• Engage in generational and gender equity. Chairs should ensure that more seasoned faculty and women and minorities are respected and listened to. The composition of faculty is changing and chairs need to recognize this.
• Celebrate. Chairs should celebrate, publicly and privately, the achievements of each faculty member: awarding of tenure, promotion in rank, writing a grant, writing an article for publication, obtaining a grant or contract, awarded the \"best\" researcher or teacher or advisor honor, and so on.
• Maintain frequent and consistent interaction with colleagues. Hold weekly, regularly scheduled staff meetings. The chairs who interact with their staff mainly through e-mails are doing themselves and the department a disservice.
• Establish a climate of tolerating differences. Higher education is rather infamously noted for harboring people who display idiosyncratic behavior. Department climate should encourage a dissimilarity and variation in ideas and thoughts by faculty members.
• Focus on the behavior not the person. In the discussions that become heated, as well as normal exchanges between and among faculty members and the chair, it is the behavior that should be carefully scrutinized rather than the person.
• Be constructive and informative. The chair is in a position to be more informed than faculty members regarding important changes underway at the college or university. The chair should present as much of this information as logic would dictate so that faculty members are spared the insidious rumors that often accompany impending changes. The chair should communicate what he knows to the faculty in a positive, practical, and useful way.
• Link individuals to the larger context. If a person makes an ill-advised uncivil comment one time, it should not be blown out of proportion as representing a declaration that this is her usual behavior. We all have bad days. However, if this becomes a noticeable occurrence it must be dealt with, and swiftly.
• Do not be defensive: \"I'm not being defensive, damn it!\" It is human nature that when one starts a sentence with the phrase \"Don't be defensive, but ...\" the immediate response is to declare that you are not! Try not to start off a conversation with this expression.
• Publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. A faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. The chair should take the lead in making sure that the person's achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. The chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person's success. He can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. The important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
• Clarify performance expectations. The chair should meet individually with each faculty member at the start of each semester and discuss performance expectations. The expectations will be somewhat different and unique for each faculty member, based on where each faculty member is in his or her career. Of course, a tenured full professor will have a different set of goals and expectations than a nontenured assistant professor. This will enable chairs to get to know their faculty members, obtain information on their dreams and aspirations, and mentor the faculty members in specific ways.
• Be consistent. Chairs should behave in a consistent manner so that faculty members, students, and professional staff are secure in their interaction with the chair. This behavior can serve as a reliability check to ensure that the chair is not behaving sporadically from day to day. Each person in the department should be noticeably comfortable in daily relations with the chair.
• Keep accurate, specific, and up-to-date records. The chair should keep records of communications he has, especially those that are contentious. He should record the time and day of the conversation and the outcome. The records should be kept in a secure place and labeled properly for easy reference.
• Do not show favoritism. Even the perception that the chair is favoring one faculty person over another sets in motion needless conflict. Faculty members have elephantine memories! Chairs should be ever-vigilant in not making the \"favoritism game\" into a self-fulfilling prophecy. I have always shared the decisions that I have made with all of the members in the department. For example, Jim was supported in attending a national conference, while Ellen's request was denied. The reason that I shared was that Jim was presenting a keynote address at the conference. Also, Ellen was requesting to go to the conference and only attend the sessions. Jim's keynote presentation brought acclaim to the department and the university. Morning classes usually being at 8:00 AM. Faculty members do not want to teach the eight o'clock class. The decision I made was to rotate the faculty so that we all (myself included) taught the 8:00 AM class every fifth semester.
• Resist the temptation to get even and punish a faculty member (even if he is a mean-spirited son-of-a-sea cook). Chairs must personally defend against placing a faculty member in a dark, windowless, asbestos-filled office in the basement of the maintenance building. Although this may provide the chair with a warm and fuzzy feeling, she should refrain from actually doing this or similar acts (it is okay, however, to think it). Punishing this person makes the chair seem petty and vindictive in the eyes of other faculty members, students, and staff. Also, it only serves to set this person up as a victim. Faculty members do have an innate tendency to relate to victims, which could serve to ostracize the chair and significantly diminish her effectiveness as a leader.
Higgerson, M. L. Communication Skills for Department Chairs. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing, 1996.

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publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. a faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. the chair should take the lead in making sure that the person\'s achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. the chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person\'s success. he can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. the important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
the posting below looks at \"twenty leadership traits that chairs can use to help facilitate a more collegial department\". it is from chapter 3 strategies for promoting collegiality, in the book, facilitating a collegial department in higher education: strategies for success by robert e. cipriano. published by jossey-bass, a wiley imprint, 989 market street, san francisco, ca 94103-1741-www.josseybass.com. copyright © 2011 by john wiley & sons, inc. all rights reserved. reprinted with permission.
• emphasize consensus. chairs should work tirelessly to gain buy-in from members of their department. this enhances a sense of empowerment as well as the fact that encouraging more ideas and suggestions-delivered in a respectful and civil manner-is a basic tent of institutions of higher education.
• share power. chairs should not be power-hungry and driven by their egos. they should reach out to the faculty members and obtain their thoughts and ideas. faculty members should recognize that the chair makes decisions predicated on the needs of the department, not personal gain.
• consult with all faculty members. chairs should not be perceived as listening only to one or two faculty members. when people are listened to, and their ideas are allowed to be articulated, they are empowered.
• develop and implement shared responsibilities. chairs should be aware that all faculty members must share the workload. resist giving most of the work to a small minority of the faculty-even if they are not tenured! there should be equity in committee assignments, number of advisees, and so on.
• de-emphasize status differences. chairs should help to ensure that senior-ranking professors and first-year faculty members are accorded the same respect. institutions of higher education are infamous for heightening status differences. quality departments must refrain from this position.
• individuals should interact as equals. chairs must set the tone and be certain that all people in the department are treated as equals. the chair must model the behavior she expects from faculty members, students, and professional staff.
• engage in generational and gender equity. chairs should ensure that more seasoned faculty and women and minorities are respected and listened to. the composition of faculty is changing and chairs need to recognize this.
• celebrate. chairs should celebrate, publicly and privately, the achievements of each faculty member: awarding of tenure, promotion in rank, writing a grant, writing an article for publication, obtaining a grant or contract, awarded the \"best\" researcher or teacher or advisor honor, and so on.
• maintain frequent and consistent interaction with colleagues. hold weekly, regularly scheduled staff meetings. the chairs who interact with their staff mainly through e-mails are doing themselves and the department a disservice.
• establish a climate of tolerating differences. higher education is rather infamously noted for harboring people who display idiosyncratic behavior. department climate should encourage a dissimilarity and variation in ideas and thoughts by faculty members.
• focus on the behavior not the person. in the discussions that become heated, as well as normal exchanges between and among faculty members and the chair, it is the behavior that should be carefully scrutinized rather than the person.
• be constructive and informative. the chair is in a position to be more informed than faculty members regarding important changes underway at the college or university. the chair should present as much of this information as logic would dictate so that faculty members are spared the insidious rumors that often accompany impending changes. the chair should communicate what he knows to the faculty in a positive, practical, and useful way.
• link individuals to the larger context. if a person makes an ill-advised uncivil comment one time, it should not be blown out of proportion as representing a declaration that this is her usual behavior. we all have bad days. however, if this becomes a noticeable occurrence it must be dealt with, and swiftly.
• do not be defensive: \"i'm not being defensive, damn it!\" it is human nature that when one starts a sentence with the phrase \"don't be defensive, but ...\" the immediate response is to declare that you are not! try not to start off a conversation with this expression.
• publicly and formally recognize each deserving person. a faculty member should be recognized when he or she performs in an outstanding way. the chair should take the lead in making sure that the person's achievement does not go unrecognized or unnoticed. the chair can organize a breakfast or lunch to honor this person's success. he can make an announcement at a department or schoolwide meeting. the important thing is to recognize this person and her achievement in a public forum.
• clarify performance expectations. the chair should meet individually with each faculty member at the start of each semester and discuss performance expectations. the expectations will be somewhat different and unique for each faculty member, based on where each faculty member is in his or her career. of course, a tenured full professor will have a different set of goals and expectations than a nontenured assistant professor. this will enable chairs to get to know their faculty members, obtain information on their dreams and aspirations, and mentor the faculty members in specific ways.
• be consistent. chairs should behave in a consistent manner so that faculty members, students, and professional staff are secure in their interaction with the chair. this behavior can serve as a reliability check to ensure that the chair is not behaving sporadically from day to day. each person in the department should be noticeably comfortable in daily relations with the chair.
• keep accurate, specific, and up-to-date records. the chair should keep records of communications he has, especially those that are contentious. he should record the time and day of the conversation and the outcome. the records should be kept in a secure place and labeled properly for easy reference.
• do not show favoritism. even the perception that the chair is favoring one faculty person over another sets in motion needless conflict. faculty members have elephantine memories! chairs should be ever-vigilant in not making the \"favoritism game\" into a self-fulfilling prophecy. i have always shared the decisions that i have made with all of the members in the department. for example, jim was supported in attending a national conference, while ellen's request was denied. the reason that i shared was that jim was presenting a keynote address at the conference. also, ellen was requesting to go to the conference and only attend the sessions. jim's keynote presentation brought acclaim to the department and the university. morning classes usually being at 8:00 am. faculty members do not want to teach the eight o'clock class. the decision i made was to rotate the faculty so that we all (myself included) taught the 8:00 am class every fifth semester.
• resist the temptation to get even and punish a faculty member (even if he is a mean-spirited son-of-a-sea cook). chairs must personally defend against placing a faculty member in a dark, windowless, asbestos-filled office in the basement of the maintenance building. although this may provide the chair with a warm and fuzzy feeling, she should refrain from actually doing this or similar acts (it is okay, however, to think it). punishing this person makes the chair seem petty and vindictive in the eyes of other faculty members, students, and staff. also, it only serves to set this person up as a victim. faculty members do have an innate tendency to relate to victims, which could serve to ostracize the chair and significantly diminish her effectiveness as a leader.
higgerson, m. l. communication skills for department chairs. bolton, ma: anker publishing, 1996.


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asset listing (a.al) – list of assets that can be edited.
maintenance log (a.ml) – list of asset maintenance entries.
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Forest defenders: Ed Hill, Fiona York and Kristin Godby from Goongerah Environment Centre.
At least four of those cases relate to coupes in East Gippsland, where logging activities allegedly took place in or around rainforest areas without establishing protective buffers that are required under the Code of Practice for Timber Production.
And in one of those cases, an entire section of rainforest was found within VicForests’ proposed harvest area before environmental lawyers obtained a Supreme Court injunction to stop the process.
Rainforest that was at risk of being logged in East Gippsland.
All four cases were first reported two years ago, with tender documents revealing that the department had sought to contract independent experts to examine each alleged breach “and provide expert advice that may be used in a court of law''.
But when The Sunday Age asked for the findings this week, the department simply said they were still being investigated by compliance officers. It is understood no regulatory action has been taken and not one prosecution has been sought so far.
While VicForests says it is meeting its obligations to log responsibly, critics argue the lack of enforcement is an example of the government’s reluctance to crack down on the powerful timber industry. The highly-guarded and often lengthy nature of investigations has also raised questions about the department’s role as a regulator that is meant to be at arms’ length from the state’s logging entity.
Orange tapes within protected rainforest marking the route of the bulldozer in the 'Bellman" coupe, East Gippland.
With nine months until the Victorian election, forestry policy is likely to become increasingly sensitive for the Andrews government, which came to office partly on a platform to protect the environment.
A central plank of this plan was to create a Great Forest National Park, which would establish 355,000 hectares of newly-protected forest stretching from Kinglake to Mount Baw Baw and back to Eildon.
Goongerah Environment Centre spokesman Ed Hill, whose organisation reported rainforest breaches, said that instead of meeting its commitment Labor had allowed VicForest to “run amok” while the department’s “impotent approach to enforcing the laws is leading to senseless and unlawful destruction by loggers''.
But Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio rejected claims of inaction, insisting that the government’s record in forest protection was “second to none”.
Concerns about timber regulation come almost two weeks after protesters blockaded a VicForests logging operation in an area of the Strathbogie Ranges found to have Victoria’s highest documented density of Greater Glider – a native possum that the minister last year listed as an endangered species.
It is not the first time harvesting has occurred in an area known to have threatened or iconic wildlife, however: last year, as revealed by The Sunday Age, a dead koala was found between logged trees in the Acheron Valley - after the government ignored advice from its own scientific committee for greater protection measures.
VicForests apologised at the time, admitting its procedures had failed. But in relation to its latest plans in the Strathbogies, the company says it had considered the environmental values and had agreed to use a “significantly low intensity harvesting method” that would only remove about 50 per cent of the trees in the planned area.

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forest defenders: ed hill, fiona york and kristin godby from goongerah environment centre.
at least four of those cases relate to coupes in east gippsland, where logging activities allegedly took place in or around rainforest areas without establishing protective buffers that are required under the code of practice for timber production.
and in one of those cases, an entire section of rainforest was found within vicforests’ proposed harvest area before environmental lawyers obtained a supreme court injunction to stop the process.
rainforest that was at risk of being logged in east gippsland.
all four cases were first reported two years ago, with tender documents revealing that the department had sought to contract independent experts to examine each alleged breach “and provide expert advice that may be used in a court of law''.
but when the sunday age asked for the findings this week, the department simply said they were still being investigated by compliance officers. it is understood no regulatory action has been taken and not one prosecution has been sought so far.
while vicforests says it is meeting its obligations to log responsibly, critics argue the lack of enforcement is an example of the government’s reluctance to crack down on the powerful timber industry. the highly-guarded and often lengthy nature of investigations has also raised questions about the department’s role as a regulator that is meant to be at arms’ length from the state’s logging entity.
orange tapes within protected rainforest marking the route of the bulldozer in the 'bellman" coupe, east gippland.
with nine months until the victorian election, forestry policy is likely to become increasingly sensitive for the andrews government, which came to office partly on a platform to protect the environment.
a central plank of this plan was to create a great forest national park, which would establish 355,000 hectares of newly-protected forest stretching from kinglake to mount baw baw and back to eildon.
goongerah environment centre spokesman ed hill, whose organisation reported rainforest breaches, said that instead of meeting its commitment labor had allowed vicforest to “run amok” while the department’s “impotent approach to enforcing the laws is leading to senseless and unlawful destruction by loggers''.
but environment minister lily d’ambrosio rejected claims of inaction, insisting that the government’s record in forest protection was “second to none”.
concerns about timber regulation come almost two weeks after protesters blockaded a vicforests logging operation in an area of the strathbogie ranges found to have victoria’s highest documented density of greater glider – a native possum that the minister last year listed as an endangered species.
it is not the first time harvesting has occurred in an area known to have threatened or iconic wildlife, however: last year, as revealed by the sunday age, a dead koala was found between logged trees in the acheron valley - after the government ignored advice from its own scientific committee for greater protection measures.
vicforests apologised at the time, admitting its procedures had failed. but in relation to its latest plans in the strathbogies, the company says it had considered the environmental values and had agreed to use a “significantly low intensity harvesting method” that would only remove about 50 per cent of the trees in the planned area.


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have you lost your love and is it the most painful period of your life? in this situation, vashikaran mantra to get lost boyfriend girlfriend love back in rajasthan will work for you as a miracle. in the impact of this powerful vashikaran mantra, your lover will be completely under your control. the vashikaran mantra, which is the collection of powerful words that have the power of supernatural force that is made to control someone only to do something for a tantric expert of lost love. as a result, your lover will only listen to you so you can do anything about him or what you want to do. the world is full of problems in which lost love is the most common problem. nowadays people are not strong and brave enough to face this kind of problems. some people leave everything to chance and do nothing else to deal with problems. on the other hand, some people are very emotionally attached to their loved ones. they have no courage to accept the truth that their lover is not with them. as a result, they have no choice but to commit suicide. but suicide committed is not the right path. there are as many forms as best and easy vashikaran mantra to get lost love back, powerful and stronger, vashikaran totke, by which you can lose love again in your life easily in 24 hours.
vashikaran is a type of art or magic and several mystic tantras and mantras come together to release this type of energy. this is the best and easy vashikaran mantra to get lost love back in 24 hours in rajasthan.this power is used to control people's minds and then make them do things they do not even want to do. vashikaran mantra to get lost boyfriend girlfriend love back in rajasthan is the best way to make your love life very easy, smooth and better. in this way, you can eliminate many problems from your love life by controlling people and making them do things or stop doing things that do not suit you.
vashikaran is very useful to eliminate the problems of the love life of people in which the powerful and strong vashikaran mantra to get lost love back/boyfriend /girlfriend back is a powerful vashikaran that can help all those lovers who fell in love with someone who was not worthy of their emotions and who did not love them. at that time, vashikaran mantra to lose love back is the only way for that person to return to you. if someone has lost their love that does not always mean that the other person was not worth it. many times the problems in the love life are due to the differences between the lovers. it also leads to breakup and divorce. if you want to recover the lost love in 24 hours, the vashikaran mantra to get lost boyfriend girlfriend love back in rajasthan can help you solve all the problems that arise in the love life. these problems can ruin your love life, but do not worry, you can recover them by making the vashikaran more powerful to lose love or recover your boyfriend / girlfriend. in it, pandit ji, who is a great astrologer, will tell you a strong and powerful mantra. by the influence of these mantras, your lover will be completely helpless and, in addition, will have no other option, in addition, to return to his life.
vashikaran mantras and vashikaran totke play an important role in our love life. sometimes we notice that our lover refuses to rejoice with us after a long relationship due to pressure from his family. in this situation, free and strong vashikaran mantra to get lost love back in rajasthan can help you convince your parents that you are not easily preparing to marry your lover, especially in caste marriage. at this moment it is very difficult to convince her lover as well as her lover's parents. in this case, it is recommended that you take a free vashikaran mantra, which is very useful to make your love and your parents be in your favor and prepare to marry you. if you want to take advantage of the free vashikaran manta and spells, contact our pandit ji. there is no consultation fee for this stronger vashikaran mantra gets lost love again. so, all those people who have lost their love and want to recover it in their life at any cost, then they must take the vashikaran mantra to get lost boyfriend girlfriend love back in rajasthan. after taking the services, you will also be surprised to see the miracle of your lover returning to your life forever.


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One of the bittersweet tunes popular in the 1940’s and 50’s, although it was first written in 1932 by Sam Lewis and Victor Young.. My favorite vocal version of this song was sung by Lee Wiley, accompanied by Joe Bushkin on solo piano. This record is from Vol 1 of the Tatum Group Masterpieces on Pablo with Benny Carter, alto sax, Louis Bellson, drums, and Art Tatum on Piano. None but the best. Norman Granz created a treasure trove when he made these records.
Tomorrow, I’ll play the Lee Wiley version of Street of Dreams for a side-by-side comparison.
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one of the bittersweet tunes popular in the 1940’s and 50’s, although it was first written in 1932 by sam lewis and victor young.. my favorite vocal version of this song was sung by lee wiley, accompanied by joe bushkin on solo piano. this record is from vol 1 of the tatum group masterpieces on pablo with benny carter, alto sax, louis bellson, drums, and art tatum on piano. none but the best. norman granz created a treasure trove when he made these records.
tomorrow, i’ll play the lee wiley version of street of dreams for a side-by-side comparison.
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Lizzie Carr walks on the dock with her paddle board Thursday afternoon, ready to push off at Henry Hudson Park in Selkirk.
Lizzie Carr after she pushed off into the Hudson River at Henry Hudson Park on Thursday afternoon.
Contributed by Joel CaldwellLizzie Carr at the beginning of her journey down the Hudson River in Ravena on Thursday afternoon.
Lizzie Carr at the beginning of her journey down the Hudson River in Ravena on Thursday afternoon.
A 31-year-old cancer survivor is taking a nine-day journey south on the Hudson River to raise awareness about plastic pollution.
Lizzie Carr, from London, England, is paddle boarding from Selkirk to New York City — a distance of 134 miles. She pushed off early Thursday afternoon at Henry Hudson Park, on Barent Winne Road, Selkirk.
Along the way, Carr will collect trash, take photos and geo-tag them. She also has a Smartfin with a microchip to record the temperature and water movements to help look at factors of climate change.
“America is one of the biggest consumers of single-use plastics,” Carr said. “One of my goals is to rid the world of single-use plastics.
Carr’s journey will end Sept. 15 when she will race around the Statue of Liberty with 500 other paddle boarders with the Association of Professional Bodyboarders World Tour.
Because of the severe thunderstorm that rumbled in Thursday afternoon, Carr was forced to make an unscheduled stop at the Tri-City Yacht Club in Selkirk after paddling about 8 miles.
In spring 2017, Carr was the first woman to paddle board across the English Channel. After accomplishing that feat, she wanted to do a project in the states, she said.
The “Plastic Patrol” began began two-and-a-half years ago when Carr took on a 400-mile paddle boarding challenge in England.
After her initial trip, 400 people contacted Carr asking how they could help.
“I borrowed six paddle boards and told people, ‘Here, have a board and litter pick,’” she said.
In summer 2017, about 40 people cleaned for four sessions a day in 15 locations. Some people started bringing their own boards, kayaks or canoes.
Two years ago, Carr developed an app, Plastic Patrol, which other patrolers can upload their collections.
Carr initially started paddle boarding as a way to get fit.
“I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2014 and figured I’d give it a try,” she said, adding it was a low-impact activity for her to do after having a thyroidectomy and radiotherapy.
Once she became more familiar with paddle boarding, Carr went on the canals and rivers in London and was horrified by the amount of trash.
“I was marred by seeing it in my playground,” she said.
Carr was especially affected by what the trash did to the wildlife.
Plastics break down into microplastics — fragments smaller than 5 millimeters — that aquatic life and birds ingest, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration website.
Microbeads, another form of microplastic, have been used in health and beauty products for the last 50 years, according to NOAA. In 2015, President Barack Obama signed the Microbead-Free Water Act, which banned the use of microbeads in these products.
Nobody wants to clean up pollution caused by 100 years of industrial waste, said Candy Channing, of Hannacroix.
“To enjoy recreation on the river, someone has to take responsibility,” Channing said.
Carr planned to get an early start Friday to make it to her next planned stop at the Coxsackie Boat Launch. Carr plans to arrive at Eve’s point, Bristol Beach, Saugerties on Saturday and arrive at Esopus Lighthouse Park, Ulster Park on Sunday before continuing her journey for the next week.
The paddler has to keep an eye on tides and currents to be as efficient with her energy as possible.
With the faster flow, stronger currents and the choppy wakes of boats, Carr has to keep her eyes open and wits about her, she said.
The Brooklyn-based SeaHive — an environmental organization founded in 2017 — that helps companies replace plastic with alternative packaging, is backing Carr’s crusade, Operations Manager Emily Diamond said.
Ocean athletes such as Lizzie see how detrimental and pervasive plastic pollution is, Diamond said.
“It’s their lives and mission to keep our oceans, rivers and lakes clean,” she added.
Consumers can use reusable grocery bags, metal or glass water bottles and avoid making purchases from companies that use plastic in their packaging to contribute to the cause, Diamond said.
“It’s an easy, conscious decision people can incorporate into their daily lives,” she said.
*Editor’s note: This story reflects a change. Carr paddled across the English Channel in spring 2017, not 2018.

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lizzie carr walks on the dock with her paddle board thursday afternoon, ready to push off at henry hudson park in selkirk.
lizzie carr after she pushed off into the hudson river at henry hudson park on thursday afternoon.
contributed by joel caldwelllizzie carr at the beginning of her journey down the hudson river in ravena on thursday afternoon.
lizzie carr at the beginning of her journey down the hudson river in ravena on thursday afternoon.
a 31-year-old cancer survivor is taking a nine-day journey south on the hudson river to raise awareness about plastic pollution.
lizzie carr, from london, england, is paddle boarding from selkirk to new york city — a distance of 134 miles. she pushed off early thursday afternoon at henry hudson park, on barent winne road, selkirk.
along the way, carr will collect trash, take photos and geo-tag them. she also has a smartfin with a microchip to record the temperature and water movements to help look at factors of climate change.
“america is one of the biggest consumers of single-use plastics,” carr said. “one of my goals is to rid the world of single-use plastics.
carr’s journey will end sept. 15 when she will race around the statue of liberty with 500 other paddle boarders with the association of professional bodyboarders world tour.
because of the severe thunderstorm that rumbled in thursday afternoon, carr was forced to make an unscheduled stop at the tri-city yacht club in selkirk after paddling about 8 miles.
in spring 2017, carr was the first woman to paddle board across the english channel. after accomplishing that feat, she wanted to do a project in the states, she said.
the “plastic patrol” began began two-and-a-half years ago when carr took on a 400-mile paddle boarding challenge in england.
after her initial trip, 400 people contacted carr asking how they could help.
“i borrowed six paddle boards and told people, ‘here, have a board and litter pick,’” she said.
in summer 2017, about 40 people cleaned for four sessions a day in 15 locations. some people started bringing their own boards, kayaks or canoes.
two years ago, carr developed an app, plastic patrol, which other patrolers can upload their collections.
carr initially started paddle boarding as a way to get fit.
“i was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2014 and figured i’d give it a try,” she said, adding it was a low-impact activity for her to do after having a thyroidectomy and radiotherapy.
once she became more familiar with paddle boarding, carr went on the canals and rivers in london and was horrified by the amount of trash.
“i was marred by seeing it in my playground,” she said.
carr was especially affected by what the trash did to the wildlife.
plastics break down into microplastics — fragments smaller than 5 millimeters — that aquatic life and birds ingest, according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration website.
microbeads, another form of microplastic, have been used in health and beauty products for the last 50 years, according to noaa. in 2015, president barack obama signed the microbead-free water act, which banned the use of microbeads in these products.
nobody wants to clean up pollution caused by 100 years of industrial waste, said candy channing, of hannacroix.
“to enjoy recreation on the river, someone has to take responsibility,” channing said.
carr planned to get an early start friday to make it to her next planned stop at the coxsackie boat launch. carr plans to arrive at eve’s point, bristol beach, saugerties on saturday and arrive at esopus lighthouse park, ulster park on sunday before continuing her journey for the next week.
the paddler has to keep an eye on tides and currents to be as efficient with her energy as possible.
with the faster flow, stronger currents and the choppy wakes of boats, carr has to keep her eyes open and wits about her, she said.
the brooklyn-based seahive — an environmental organization founded in 2017 — that helps companies replace plastic with alternative packaging, is backing carr’s crusade, operations manager emily diamond said.
ocean athletes such as lizzie see how detrimental and pervasive plastic pollution is, diamond said.
“it’s their lives and mission to keep our oceans, rivers and lakes clean,” she added.
consumers can use reusable grocery bags, metal or glass water bottles and avoid making purchases from companies that use plastic in their packaging to contribute to the cause, diamond said.
“it’s an easy, conscious decision people can incorporate into their daily lives,” she said.
*editor’s note: this story reflects a change. carr paddled across the english channel in spring 2017, not 2018.


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When a mid-level insurance company executive begins to exhibit strange behavior, the team realizes he is having out-of-body experiences and is in danger of losing his soul.
When an office worker with no previous psychiatric history is accused of stealing, he erupts in a violent outburst, forcing his co-workers to call in the Talmadge team. Kate (Kelli Giddish) and Price (Nicholas Bishop) travel with their patient to Texas only to discover he was involved in a violent crime.

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when a mid-level insurance company executive begins to exhibit strange behavior, the team realizes he is having out-of-body experiences and is in danger of losing his soul.
when an office worker with no previous psychiatric history is accused of stealing, he erupts in a violent outburst, forcing his co-workers to call in the talmadge team. kate (kelli giddish) and price (nicholas bishop) travel with their patient to texas only to discover he was involved in a violent crime.


text: Lake Bluff Apartments can be found at 3344 Marina Rd . The following is offered: Apartments . In South Milwaukee there are 4 other Apartments. An overview can be found here.

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Robert Allan ("Bob") Boucher was an American conductor and musical director. From approximately 1946 to 1960, he was employed as Musical Director and Master of Ceremonies at the Roxy Theatre in New York City, where he rehearsed and conducted stage shows, wrote original music, and provided narration and music consultation for productions. The Robert Boucher papers date from 1953 to 1962 and contain partial manuscript and published scores and parts, programs, photographs, clippings, scripts, and a resume that document Boucher's work at the Roxy Theatre and for television specials and pilots. Boucher's original compositions in the collection are for the television productions Music on Ice and Championship Jazz, while his conducting at the Roxy is represented by arrangements. Photographs depict Boucher and the Roxy orchestra performing, scenes from Roxy productions, and Boucher with music talent such as Louis Armstrong. Clippings, photographs, and programs also document the performances of Peggy Wallace Boucher, his wife, a rollerskater who was featured during Roxy stage shows.
Acquisition: Gift of Margaret Boucher, 1997.

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robert allan ("bob") boucher was an american conductor and musical director. from approximately 1946 to 1960, he was employed as musical director and master of ceremonies at the roxy theatre in new york city, where he rehearsed and conducted stage shows, wrote original music, and provided narration and music consultation for productions. the robert boucher papers date from 1953 to 1962 and contain partial manuscript and published scores and parts, programs, photographs, clippings, scripts, and a resume that document boucher's work at the roxy theatre and for television specials and pilots. boucher's original compositions in the collection are for the television productions music on ice and championship jazz, while his conducting at the roxy is represented by arrangements. photographs depict boucher and the roxy orchestra performing, scenes from roxy productions, and boucher with music talent such as louis armstrong. clippings, photographs, and programs also document the performances of peggy wallace boucher, his wife, a rollerskater who was featured during roxy stage shows.
acquisition: gift of margaret boucher, 1997.


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Piano “Competitions”–Do we need them?
The word "competition" in the realm of music-making doesn't work for me. Those who serve the poetry of music and view technique, not as athletically driven, but as a means to a higher artistic end can be offended by glitzy, media-hyped productions that show young Asian, American, Russian, etc. flowers of youth posing for thumbnail… Continue reading Piano “Competitions”–Do we need them?

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piano “competitions”–do we need them?
the word "competition" in the realm of music-making doesn't work for me. those who serve the poetry of music and view technique, not as athletically driven, but as a means to a higher artistic end can be offended by glitzy, media-hyped productions that show young asian, american, russian, etc. flowers of youth posing for thumbnail… continue reading piano “competitions”–do we need them?


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>> unbiased and a decision made based on strictly technical aspects.
> able to make a decision.
>> legitimate discussion can take place under those conditions.
> a decision of that group as a decission of the linuxtv developers.
eg. Thierry Merle. But there are just alot commits from other people too.
This also takes my code into account which got taken from my repository.
which got copied including the existing bugs back then).
this should be the way to solve that issue.
how to avoid that best.
>> > newer DVB devices.
> I support that, please be more verbose.

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>> unbiased and a decision made based on strictly technical aspects.
> able to make a decision.
>> legitimate discussion can take place under those conditions.
> a decision of that group as a decission of the linuxtv developers.
eg. thierry merle. but there are just alot commits from other people too.
this also takes my code into account which got taken from my repository.
which got copied including the existing bugs back then).
this should be the way to solve that issue.
how to avoid that best.
>> > newer dvb devices.
> i support that, please be more verbose.


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Peete Elementary School is located in Tyler, Texas. The school belongs to Tyler ISD District, and its zip code is 75701-1210. The contact phone number of Peete Elementary School is (903) 262-2460.
Peete Elementary School is located at 1511 Bellwood Dr, Tyler, TX, 75701-1210.

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peete elementary school is located in tyler, texas. the school belongs to tyler isd district, and its zip code is 75701-1210. the contact phone number of peete elementary school is (903) 262-2460.
peete elementary school is located at 1511 bellwood dr, tyler, tx, 75701-1210.


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My agapanthus africanus (Kleinbloulelie, uBani) are in bloom. They really are great plants as, for most of the year, they just fade into the foliage and then, come summer, they shoot up these magnificant flowers that attract a variety of insects. The name is from the Greek agape (love) and anthos (flower) – superb!
They also used by inyangas (traditional South African herbalists) in antenatal and post-natal medicine.

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my agapanthus africanus (kleinbloulelie, ubani) are in bloom. they really are great plants as, for most of the year, they just fade into the foliage and then, come summer, they shoot up these magnificant flowers that attract a variety of insects. the name is from the greek agape (love) and anthos (flower) – superb!
they also used by inyangas (traditional south african herbalists) in antenatal and post-natal medicine.