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Bass player says "it would have been nice to have been informed" about decision
Peter Hook has responded to the creation of an official Joy Division Twitter account made without his permission.
The band's bass player appeared to learn about the account after seeing a tweet from the official New Order account, to which he replied and stated that "it would have been nice to have been informed" about its creation.
Hook left New Order seven years ago with relations between himself and frontman Bernard Sumner remaining distant.
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@neworder Thanks for telling me.. As a member of @joydivision it would have been nice to have been informed.
— Peter Hook (@peter_hook1) September 17, 2014
Earlier this year Hook, who left New Order in 2007, branded Bernard Sumner "twatto" for touring New Order's greatest hits without him. Hook made the comments when talking about the size of venues he had played over the years. He added that Sumner had 'stolen' the band off him.

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1. Setting up the goal.
1. Posts
Can be made of anything, preferably clothing or school bags. When the ball comes into contact with the post, a consensus must be reached on whether it was a goal, wide or 'in off' [the post].
2. Cross bar
The exact height varies from goal to goal, decided on a case by case basis. Whether the goalie could have conceivably reached the shot is a useful guideline.
2. Picking teams.
There are two common methods for picking the sides.
1. Captains
The owner of the ball and the best player take turns picking until the worst player is left (feeling a bit like they want to cry).
2. Picking numbers
One player to turn their back while the others are allocated numbers which are then used to randomly* assign teams.
*cheating via coughs, nods or hidden hand gestures is rife in the game.
3. Who you're going to 'be'.
Each player must pick a professional to channel for the course of the game.
4. New ball rule.
A new ball cannot be played – or even bounced – on concrete for a minimum of two weeks when first purchased (to hold off this happening for as long as possible).
5. Commentary.
Any player is entitled to give a running commentary on their own performance, usually when on a solo dribble. E.g. He takes on one, he takes on two, he shoots! – Ooooooh, it's just wide!
6. Wembley Singles / Doubles
When there are not enough players to make up two teams, individuals or pairs play against each other shooting at one goal. As always, the worst player goes in nets.
Scottish footballer Alex James, Wembley, 1932, Getty
7. Headers and Volleys.
A game of advanced technique that involves keeping the ball within set parameters using only a header or a volley (one player at a time). Rules can be softened to allow half-volleys.
8. Spot / Donkey / other
Subject to regional varieties, each player is given a letter as a penalty for failing in the aims of game (often involving hitting a specific tree or wall).
Once 'donkey' (e.g.) has been reached, that player is out (and a donkey).
9. Rush keeper / First man back.
When everyone refuses to play in nets, there are two options.
1. Rush keeper
Enables goalies to switch temporarily to an outfield position during the match, including going on solo runs and scoring goals.
2. First man back
Dictates that any outfield play can become the goalkeeper, depending on who gets back to the goal first when defending an attack.
10. No goal mooching / blasting.
Further safe guards for nervous 'keepers can be enforced.
1. No mooching / poaching
A crude variation of the offside rule, this is to prevent lazy players or 'glory hunters' from hanging around the opposition goal waiting for a Lineker-style tap in.
2. No blasting
This rule prevents anyone from kicking the ball with excessive force within a few feet of the goalmouth.
11. Play on.
A free pass to continue playing even when the ball's been kicked out, usually evoked by goalkeepers who can't be bothered to retrieve the ball.
12. Break in play.
The game is only paused when the ball is accidentally kicked into a garden or under a car.
13. Getting the ball back.
If the ball does accidentally go into a stranger's garden, asking for it back requires two players – the one who kicked it over in the first place and a loyal friend.
14. Communication.
In a fast-paced game, abbreviated instructions are essential.
'Next goal the winner' means the next team to score wins, and is almost always evoked at the end of a game by the side losing 9-2.
16. If a randomer asks to play…
17. Alternative balls.
Tennis balls, basket balls and empty cans or bottles are acceptable alternatives when a proper football is not available.
18. End of match.
The game only ends when either:
1. It's too dark to see
2. Everyone is too tired to continue, or
3. The owner of the ball gets upset and goes home.
19. No ref.
No referee – or other adult – is required to enforce the above rules. After all, you're all mates, no matter what the final score.
Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/samjparker/football-rules-when-youre-a-kid


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|[jira] [Commented] (DERBY-866) Derby User Management Enhancements
|Fri, 09 Dec 2011 21:13:39 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-866?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13166566#comment-13166566 ] Rick Hillegas commented on DERBY-866: ------------------------------------- Hi Kathey, Thanks for reading the spec and for your comments. Just to recap some of the points I made in my previous response to Mike: o A separate credentials database is only necessary for systems which already manage multiple Derby databases. Presumably those systems are familiar with the problems of managing multiple Derby databases in a single JVM. o I do not understand your comment about plugability. This feature will slightly increase the size of Derby's engine jar and the size of an empty Derby database. However, I expect those increases to be well within the percentage growth which we have tolerated for feature releases over the last 6 years. Thanks, -Rick > Derby User Management Enhancements > ---------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-866 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-866 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Services > Affects Versions: 10.2.1.6 > Reporter: Francois Orsini > Assignee: Rick Hillegas > Attachments: Derby_User_Enhancement.html, Derby_User_Enhancement_v1.1.html, DummyAuthenticator.java, UserManagement.html, UserManagement.html, UserManagement.html, derby-866-01-aa-sysusers.diff, derby-866-01-ab-sysusers.diff, dummyCredentials.properties > > > Proposal to enhance Derby's Built-In DDL User Management. (See proposal spec attached to the JIRA). > Abstract: > This feature aims at improving the way BUILT-IN users are managed in Derby by providing a more intuitive and familiar DDL interface. Currently (in 10.1.2.1), Built-In users can be defined at the system and/or database level. Users created at the system level can be defined via JVM or/and Derby system properties in the derby.properties file. Built-in users created at the database level are defined via a call to a Derby system procedure (SYSCS_UTIL.SYSCS_SET_DATABASE_PROPERTY) which sets a database property. > Defining a user at the system level is very convenient and practical during the development phase (EOD) of an application - However, the user's password is not encrypted and consequently appears in clear in the derby.properties file. Hence, for an application going into production, whether it is embedded or not, it is preferable to create users at the database level where the password is encrypted. > There is no real ANSI SQL standard for managing users in SQL but by providing a more intuitive and known interface, it will ease Built-In User management at the database level as well as Derby's adoption. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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May 11th, 2012
Frederico Viticci writes good stuff. His latest article about iOS features he wants to see is a long piece detailing dozens of interesting ideas. Some of them are feasible, even useful, but others seem like they are missing the point of what most users want from their iOS device and would only increase the feature bloat that is making iOS more difficult to maintain (given the number of bugs that have crept into the OS in recent releases) and harder for new users to come to grips with.
Some of his ideas are "expert" level and could be implemented through settings screens. I think most of this higher level functionality would be useless to most users however or, even worse, degrade the experience of people who just want to use their phone to get stuff done.
Other ideas Viticci presented fall in the "why would I ever want to do that, even if I could?" category.
I wanted to go through his list and add comments where I took issue (or agreed fully) with his thoughts. This isn't a full run-down on his ideas, however, and I'd encourage everyone to head to macstories to read the full treatise.
Sync browser tabs through iCloud: I have no idea why I'd ever want to do that. So many websites aren't really that useful on the iPhone and with all of the link sharing/link saving applications and websites (Pinboard, Instapaper, etc), I use my computer to view websites I specifically don't want to see on my phone or iPad.
Facebook integration: Don't even get me started on Facebook. It needs to stay as far away from me as possible and integrating it into the phone will just make its annoyance more ubiquitous. I'd rather they find ways to diminish its presence and given that Facebook is, in some important ways, a competitor to Apple I can't see them ever doing this for their own sake.
Search in All Mailboxes: Interesting but impossible idea. Searching offline mail folders from a phone would require a server archiving and indexing component that would be too difficult to even envision let alone implement. How would you feel about Apple having an indexed version of all of your email, no matter which service handled the email originally? That's the only way it could be done though.
Copy link and text in App Store, Sharing options in App Store and iTunes wish list: Good ideas but not too important in the scheme of things. It's one of those things that I can't see a lot of users making use of.
Per-contact read iMessage status: I'd like this but it would be a pain to implement and actually use. It's one of those expert level things I mentioned above. I would hope "fixing iMessage" would rank higher than this…
Mail-style rich text system-wide: I guess. I personally don't use rich text if I can avoid it and I can see where a writer would want something like this but all I can envision is getting emails from my mother with blue backgrounds and comic sans fonts and shudder at the thought. I'd blame Frederico for each one of those emails…
AirDrop: I love this idea but it does belie the whole notion of using iOS as a simple device devoid of a file system (on the surface anyway). Viticci makes it sound some neat and interesting but where do those files go? How do you open them? How do you send them to the apps that need to handle them? I'd prefer Apple concentrate on fixing iCloud.
Move multiple icons at once: Terrible idea.
Rethink the iOS Home screen concept and Rethinking iOS Multitasking: I like the idea of live icons with the ability to have the current weather on an icon or a cloud when it's cloudy and maybe a temperature display. There's a lot you can do with that idea. But the Home screen metaphor is going nowhere and the current handling of multitasking is going nowhere either. I am not averse to a "running apps" page at the end of my screens list, but the point of the Home button interaction to bring up the running apps is not to keep them sequestered where they are out of the way but to make it fast to access the last few apps you used. The double-tapped Home button is annoying at times but I'd rather move that control to something more obvious and less "clicky" than completely blow up the paradigm for a mis-guided sort of convenience. Regardless, the way the the OS itself multitasks is pretty much perfect for a good blend of preservation of battery life and usability.
Deeper Gmail integration: Isn't that why Sparrow exists? Most people don't use Gmail, instead using their work's Exchange, MSN, Yahoo! and others, so enabling these very Google-specific features wouldn't be the typical sort of wide-brush approach that is common to Apple's development. Would I like it? Sure. Will it happen? Nope.
Automatic app updates option: OK. I can somewhat agree to this, as a developer, but there are things like data caps, bad WiFi connections and other things that are very connection-specific that make this type of updating problematic. As someone who has to deal with users and connectivity issues a lot, I can assure you, not everyone enjoys the same level of connectivity as the most tech savvy of us.
Open up Siri: Yes, sure. That'd be nice but first concentrate on "Fix Siri".
Better inter-app communication: I think this will definitely be a big feature consideration of future OS versions but it has a large number of problems for implementation, not the least of which is security.
Improve Notification Center: Yes, yes, a thousand times yes
Make iOS devices aware of each other's presence: I am not sure I'd like this but I am sure they'd allow those of us who like privacy and dislike most people to turn it off.
Bring AIM to iMessage for iOS, and let us selectively mute threads: They need to fix iMessage first. That shit is severely broken, especially when integrating it with my Mac. (iMessage beta actually broke iMessage so badly on my phone I had to delete it from my machine and remove all traces of it to get my phone's iMessage to work again. Crazy!)
Calculations in Spotlight: That'd be nice but if you really want to be that type of power user, you should be using Launchbar already. And the rest of the user population wouldn't use it if it was there.
Let users change default apps: That would be great. It would likely be problematic for them to implement (or for us to use) but still a great addition to the OS.
Make Notification Center for iPad Mountain Lion-like: Sure. Sounds great.
Improve Notes with Mountain Lion features: Who uses Notes? I only know one person who uses the Notes in iOS but it's only because she is somewhat stubborn. For someone who wants an "improved" notes, they should rush out and buy Drafts or Nebulous Notes immediately.
Documents UI for iCloud: This should probably be Apple's first priority. iCloud is so essential to the company's future and the current implementation needs a lot of work. No iWork integration yet? Really, Apple?
VIP contacts for Mail and Messages: I love the idea of VIP contacts.
Easy access to WiFi, Bluetooth switches: At the very least allow developers to build apps to do this…
I disagreed with a lot of what Viticci says in his wish list but it was an enjoyable read. It gave me a lot to think about. Thanks, Frederico!


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The concept of fairies is based on the fae of medieval Western European (Old French) folklore and romance. Fairies are often identified with a variety of beings of other mythologies. Even in folklore that uses the term "fairy," there are many definitions of what constitutes a fairy. Sometimes the term is used to describe any magical creature, including goblins or gnomes: at other times, the term only describes a specific type of more ethereal creature.
Fairies are generally described as human in appearance and having magical powers. Their origins are less clear in the folklore, being variously dead, or some form of angel, or a species completely independent of humans or angels. Folklorists have suggested that their actual origin lies in a conquered race living in hiding, or in religious beliefs that lost currency with the advent of Christianity. These explanations are not always mutually incompatible, and they may be traceable to multiple sources.
Much of the folklore about fairies revolves about protection from their malice, by such means as cold iron (fairies don't like iron and will not go near it) or charms of rowan and herbs, or avoiding offense by shunning locations known to be theirs. In particular, folklore describes how to prevent the fairies from stealing babies and substituting changelings, and abducting older people as well.Many folktales are told of fairies, and they appear as characters in stories from medieval tales of chivalry, to Victorian fairy tales, and up to the present day in modern literature.
Fairies are generally portrayed as human in appearance and as having supernatural abilities such as the ability to fly, cast spells and to influence or foresee the future. Although in modern culture they are often depicted as young, sometimes winged, females of small stature, they originally were depicted much differently: tall, radiant, angelic beings or short, wizened trolls being some of the commonly mentioned. Diminutive fairies of one kind or another have been recorded for centuries, but occur alongside the human-sized beings; these have been depicted as ranging in size from very tiny up to the size of a human child. Even with these small fairies, however, their small size may be magically assumed rather than constant.
Wings, while common in Victorian and later artwork of fairies, are very rare in the folklore; even very small fairies flew with magic, sometimes flying on ragwort stems or the backs of birds. Nowadays, fairies are often depicted with wings of various shapes:
-Like the wings of ordinary generalized winged insects, e.g. as the image at this link.
-Like butterfly wings (butterfly fairies), e.g. as the image at this link.
-Various fantastic shapes.
Various animals have also been described as fairies. Sometimes this is the result of shapeshifting on part of the fairy, as in the case of the selkie (seal people); others, like the kelpie and various black dogs, appear to stay more constant in form.


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Most non-photorealistic rendering techniques leave the proportions and projection of the representation essentially unchanged. Evidence from studies of children's drawings and naive adults (untrained in making art) shows that the human process of making images works very di fferently than any of these techniques. As Martin Gardner writes, "[A] child wants...and is perhaps driven to invent, graphic equivalents for those categories that occupy her thought processes; and so it becomes natural for her to develop a formula, or prototypical schema, which can represent or stand for the full range of instances of this category." It is only with artistic training and education about the e ffects of perspective, tricks for seeing the scene as blobs of color rather than individual objects, and measuring and copying proportions that artists are able to reproduce images in true proportion, the way that is most easily realized by automatic computer techniques.
This figure shows 21 images of a particular street scene drawn by children ranging from age 3 to age 13. The oldest children (one of the eight-year-olds, one of the 10-year-olds, and both children 11 and older) attempted to capture the strong perspective on the street by drawing converging rather than parallel edges. The younger children's drawings all show the street as seen from directly above. Yet none of them have ever seen this particular street from that perspective. Instead, it seems like the drawing process the children are engaged in is something like the following:
- Look at the picture.
- Notice and recognize the most salient objects. (This may be very different for various observers. Johnny (age 4) apparently noticed the vehicle, the fence, and the sidewalk, while Maggie (also age 4) noticed the two figures, the tree, two buildings, and the sidewalk and road.)
- Use pre-learned techniques for representing these objects, introducing only small variations to match what is present in the scene. (For example, Elena (age 6) draws conventional stick figures, but extends the arm of one around the shoulder of the other to match what she believed she saw in the image.)
The younger children have learned such a technique for drawing a house but not for a building, but use this representation because it is conceptually the closest they have. All but one of the children age 5 or older also copied the road markings, perhaps because they had the ability to represent them more or less accurately.
Even in the drawings of the older children, traces of this method are still present. In the 11 and 13-year-old drawings, attempts are made to capture the perspective on the buildings. Yet certain angles that ought to be acute in the perspective projection are instead drawn as right angles. It seems likely that this is due to the
fact that the artists knew these angles must be 90 degree angles because of experience with buildings in the past, and that this knowledge informed their drawing, forcing accuracy in other areas to be compromised as the artist tried to reconcile the two implicit perspectives. Daniel (age 10) spontaneously commented as he was doing the drawing that he "didn't know how" to draw the cars from an angle.
In 1997, J. Willats performed similar experiments in which young children depicted a scene of a die. They often did this by including all sides of the die they could see within a single containing rectangle. He wrote, "it suggests that analogies between picture production by either photography or computer graphics and human
picture production... are grossly oversimplified.... pictures can be derived from either object-centered descriptions or viewer-centered descriptions... the presence of characteristic anomalies...may provide the only available evidence about the nature of the production process."
Discussing these experiments, Fredo Durand wrote, "This might seem like a very odd example due to the lack of skill. In fact, this is a caricatural but paradigmatic demonstration of a very fundamental principle of depiction: Depiction is not about projecting a scene onto a picture, it is about mapping properties in the scene to properties in the picture. Projection happens to be a very powerful means to obtain relevant mappings, but it is not the only one, and it is not necessarily the best one."
Automatic Generation of Child-like Visual Representation
A simplified model of the production processes that children employ in making drawings of a scene was easily implemented within the automated image compre-hension framework. Using the scene parsing software, a description of the objects in the scene and some information about their spatial relationships is stored in a microtheory in the Cyc ontology. A pre-stored schema for generating images in each of those categories is associated with it. (In this case, it is simply a stored bitmap, but a more realistic model would store it as a series of hand motions to create particular shapes with strokes of the pen and the spatial relationships of those shapes.) Using these schemas and the information about how the objects are distributed around the image relative to each other, a child-like representation is then generated. An example generated image and its associated input is shown in the figure below.
Although it doesn't model everything a child is doing as she creates a depiction of a scene, it does capture one important aspect of that process. The point here is not to create a new way of generating cute images, but to suggest a new approach to NPR rendering that makes use of this important feature of human art. Consider the following goals of various artists:
- A cartoonist may want to reduce the number of individuals in a crowd to simplify the depiction.
- A painter may concentrate brushstrokes on the face of the focal character, while leaving the background depicted with broad strokes.
- A painter who wants his charming landscapes to be hung above the couches in people's homes may leave out garbage blowing down the street and modern automobiles present in the scene.
- A fantasy artist may wish to depict horses with wings.
Any NPR system that only considers the input image in terms of simple primitives such as contours and regions of color would be incapable of being directly extended to handle these kinds of problems. A system including image comprehension with a semantic knowledge base, however, could be extended to deal with any of these problems in a fairly straightforward way.


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Mixed-Reality Web Shopping System Using Panoramic View Inside Real Store
In recent years, support for "disadvantaged shoppers" has been actively considered in Japan. Disadvantaged shoppers, that is, people who feel difficulty in shopping, means not only senior citizens living in rural districts, but also people who want to have enough free time to go shopping but cannot do so because of their jobs or the demands of family care and nurturing. On an e-commerce sites (EC sites), users can easily search for a desired product by inputting words into a web browser. However, they fail to find it if text is unsuitable. When users review a list of products on an EC site, they are forced to scroll through a large number of products. Photo images of a product are also insufficient for checking details, and the size of the product cannot be understood intuitively. In this paper, we propose a mixed-reality shopping system with panoramic movies photographed along the aisles of a real store. In this system, using a tablet as the controller, the user can move freely around the store while viewing the panoramic movie. Products can be selected and freely viewed from any angle by rotating the tablet. Furthermore, by utilizing a Photo-based augmented reality (Photo AR) system the product can be displayed as if it were in the hands of the user.
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More than 20 million children grow up without fathers in this country, according to the National Center for Fathering. The consequences of that missing parental figure include everything from poverty, to drug and alcohol abuse, to poor physical and emotional health.
"Children born to single mothers show higher levels of aggressive behavior than children born to married mothers," the National Fatherhood Initiative stated.
What about when fathers are present? What if they aren't certain how to help their kids, or fix the problems in their family life or their relationship with their children?
For dads in Pueblo, Colorado, who recognize they need to strengthen their skills as positive influences in their children's lives, a program called the 24/7 Dad Program, run by an organization call A Caring Pregnancy Center, offers a 12-week course. Adoptive, non-biological, and biological fathers are all welcome. The course, most of all, teaches nurturing skills.
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Graham Bates, a minister for the Church of Christ, volunteers as a facilitator for the 24/7 Dad Program. "I have heard a lot of people, especially Christians, lamenting that there are so many fatherless homes in the United States -- especially in Pueblo West," he said. "I am doing something about it."
With two fathers enrolled, they recently started a second session of the program. "We are able to give them close, personal instruction and go more into depth with what's going on with them," explained Bates. "We need to ask the right leading questions."
Carey Casey, an "ambassador for fathers" with the National Center for Fathering in Springdale, Arizona, leads a weekly podcast called "Today's Fathers Radio." He provides short, insightful parenting tips for fathers. He spoke about the benefit of expressing feelings in order to prevent domestic violence, among other social issues, last month.
"As leaders of our family, we have to handle our emotions, especially anger, in a positive way," said Casey. "Maintain control -- even if that means getting out of the situation."
Fathers must develop the ability to recognize their feelings, discuss them, and take the initiative to keep their actions under control and be a positive role model to their children.
"In the 24/7 Dad program, it's the idea that all feelings have energy and that when you are expressing those feelings, you're allowing that energy out," said Bates. On July 19, he led a class on identifying and expressing feelings.
"What we try to do is change the metaphor," explained Bates. "I use the image of steam. Your feelings are like steam filling up inside of you, and if you don't let them out, you are going to boil yourself to death inside."
The course is not meant to be a replacement for psychological counseling, Bates said. "This is an overview on: What does it mean to be a good father?"
Due to the small class size at present, Bates is able to have deeper discussions with the dads who are trying to be good fathers.
Many participants have never spent time with their children: They either don't have custody of their children, or they've been in jail. "Because of that, they have not learned how to be a father or how to be a good father," said Bates. He and his group are trying to promote the class in Pueblo so that fathers in the foster system or those with restraining orders can pick up where they left off.
Discussion-centered classes allow dads to learn to openly express their feelings. Once they learn how to control their emotions, they can become a positive influence on their child's life, with a goal of preventing children from repeating their way of life. The course has opened many doors for fathers -- their personal transformation continues after the class has finished.
"One of the fathers and I have started reading the Bible together and he's now learning about that as well," said Bates. "I'm trying to make faith more real in today's life."
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Carrol Clarkson is Associate Professor in English at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Her research interests are at the confluence of literature, philosophy and the visual arts; publications include Drawing the Line: Toward an Aesthetics of Transitional Justice (2013). In 2009 she received UCT's Distinguished Teacher Award.
'Carrol Clarkson approaches the work of J.M. Coetzee in a highly original way, by combining linguistic issues with aesthetical and ethical lines of thought... Another novelty is the detailed look at names and etymologies in Coetzee's work; again, this has been addressed by others, but never in such a comprehensive and detailed manner... Altogether, Carrol Clarkson listens closely to the countervoices raised in the literary discourse of J.M. Coetzee, adding her insightful commentary to the multitude of voices. Her linguistic ANALYSIS includes references to a broad variety of linguistics and critics, namely Roman Jakobson, Ferdinand de Saussure, Emil Benveniste, ludwig Wittgenstein, Michail Bakhtin, Roland Barthes and Jacques Derrida.' - Routledge ABES June 2011 'Coetzee continues to interest critics from different schools and traditions. Clarkson is the first, however, to start from Coetzee?s preoccupation with linguistics and follow the repercussions of the exigencies of linguistics in questions of an ethical and aesthetic nature. Clarkson?s discussions are compelling and interesting and undoubtedly constitute a novel and important contribution to the growing field of Coetzee criticism...Clarkson?s arguments are carefully organised and coherently presented. One chapter links to the next, and Clarkson frequently makes interesting and illuminating references to discussions in other places in the book. Combined with the thorough investigation of Coetzee?s own theoretical references J.M. Coetzee: Countervoices emerges as a solid, interesting and apposite contribution to Coetzee criticism...In short, however, J.M. Coetzee: Countervoices presents a novel approach to Coetzee?s writing and opens up new and important perspectives on one of the world's most critically challenging authors.' - Kjetil Enstad, Nordic Journal of English Studies 'Carrol Clarkson's J.M. Coetzee: Countervoices offers an erudite and very engaging discussion of J.M. Coetzee's writing' - This Year's Work in English Studies XVII


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Chad Smith lost his re-election bid for principal chief of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma but he's appealing the results. Smith lost to Bill John Baker by more than 1,500 votes. He doesn't appear to be contesting the vote tally -- instead he wants to keep Baker from taking office until the status of the Freedmen is resolved. As part of an agreement in federal court, the tribe reinstated the Freedmen, who are the descendants of former slaves. But Smith says Baker shouldn't be sworn in until the federal lawsuit is over. Smith filed his appeal with the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court. He appointed all of the justices to the court. Get the Story:
Smith files appeal in tribal election
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Smith challenges Cherokee election results
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Former Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chad Smith Smith files appeal of Cherokee election
Defeated Cherokee chief sues to stop succession (Reuters 10/17)
Baker announces inauguration ceremony
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Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Decisions:
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Rangerstop is one of the newest Power Rangers conventions to come to Orlando. There were Power Rangers actors from different versions, which was a great idea to attract fans of all ages.
The main one I was excited to meet was the very sweet Nakia Burrise, who played Tanya the Yellow Ranger from Power Rangers Zeo and Power Rangers Turbo.
Later, there was a Q&A panel with Nakia Burrise along with Jason Faunt, who played Wes the Red Ranger from Power Rangers Time Force.
Tanya was first featured on the last episode of Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers and replaced Aisha (Karan Ashley) when the series became Power Rangers Zeo. There was no mention of why Karan Ashley left the show, but Nakia was excited to have the role. Her most favorite episodes were Song Sung Yellow and Another Song and Dance from Power Rangers Zeo, since they are the ones where she got to sing.
One of the main subjects both actors talked about was their new web series, which is coming soon. It's called No Nerds Here, a mockumentary about Power Rangers actors Nakia Burrise, Jason Faunt, and Jessica Rey (who played Alyssa the White Ranger on Power Rangers Wild Force) attending fan conventions. That sure sounds interesting, don't you think?
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Customer Spotlight: Ed Sheeran Fuels Music Video With The Fault In Our Stars Fanart
For the launch of Ed Sheeran's "All of Our Stars" music video, Atlantic Records partnered with visual brand engagement platform Chute, to interact with fans and gather photo submissions from the powerful online community surrounding the upcoming 20th Century Fox film The Fault in Our Stars.
"The fans of The Fault in Our Stars have shown such an outpouring of support and love for film, so we wanted to celebrate that by letting them be a part of the music video," said Thanh Nguyen, Director of Digital Marketing at Atlantic Records. "It was important for us to include user-generated content to reflect the personal relationships millions of people have with the story."
Chute's technology made it simple for Atlantic Records to quickly discover, organize, obtain permission to use more than 3,800 pieces of amazing fan photo submissions in just three days by promoting and tracking the hashtag #TFIOSencouragements. More than 96% of fans responded to Atlantic Records and agreed to have their photos published. Photo submissions were displayed in an online gallery, where fans could view, share and vote on their favorites.
"The stream of content was remarkable," Nguyen said. "Using Chute made it simple to gather thousands of pieces of content to showcase in the video. The end result is something really personal and authentic – both to Ed, the people involved in bringing the book to screen, and the fans."
Today, millions of people share billions of photos across multiple platforms, and it is every marketer's opportunity to discover the gold – every day. Chute works with brands from Ann Taylor to Bank of America to help them amplify fan-made content to build brand affinity and loyalty.
"We were ecstatic to work with Atlantic Records on an innovative approach to incorporate the genuine passion of fans into the "All of Our Stars" music video," said Gregarious Narain, Chute co-founder and CTO. "Atlantic Records could have easily made their own video featuring professional photos, but they knew that a huge part of the Fault in Our Stars' success stems from the fans. Increasingly, brands understand customer-inspired media is an integral part of the story they want to tell and their most engaged fans are sharing media. They're tapping into Chute every day to manage this content and engage with these fans."
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An animated take on Marvel heroes in 'Disassembled' short
After the super-success of Marvel's The Avengers, everyone in the world knows who Earth's Mightiest Heroes are. And now Netherlands-based cartoonist Junaid Chundrigar is showing you just how funny they can be (and we're not talking shawarma here).
Not to be confused with the Brian Michael Bendis-Dave Finch comic book arc, Chundrigar's "Disassembled" makes Marvel's heroes, not just the Avengers, bouncy, funny and sometimes creepy.
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What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
Pause Festival highly recommends catching public transport to all events, as we have specifically designed your Pause 2017 event experience around the transport hubs of Melbourne.
Limited parking is available to the rear of Federation Square.
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For the best route to the festival, however you might be travelling, click here
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Bring anything you need to engage with the event that you are attending. If you are heading to a workshop of any description, be sure to bring your laptop with the required software already installed and make sure you bring a stack of business cards! In terms of what not to bring, we'll leave that down to common sense…
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Your registration and ticket are only transferable if you've purchased the TEAM ticket, which you can split with your colleagues however you like. Tag team in and out of individual sessions or take a full day each, whatever fits best with your schedules.
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[UJE] Niek releases his new handsome Enemy Territory map - UJE-Paris beta 1.
The Axis forces are invading Paris this time. They are on their way passing the Seine into the center of Paris where they want to destroy the Eiffel Tower.
France will be fallen if they succeed. The Allied forces need to stop them at all costs
Axis Objective
* Escort both Tanks into Paris
* Destroy 2 Tank barriers
* Destroy the Eiffel Tower
* Build the commandpost
Allied Objective
* Stop the Tanks
* Build the commandpost
Special thanks to Fabi for the scripting adjustments and thanks to everyone that keeps the game alive.
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Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory Map - Arta Beta 1. This is the first "beta" release of Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory map, "Arta", created by Sage and Pegazus from SM-Mapping.
After the attack at Capuzzo Airport, the Axis engineers have moved their engineering project to an underground base in Arta, Greece. With the surrender of the Italian government, the German forces are most likely to withdraw to the north and carry on their super plane project in mainland Germany.
This is the last chance for the Allies to stop the Axis super plane project. If the Allies lose this battle then the Luftwaffe will dominate the skies once again.
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This is the first "beta" release of "Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory" map, "Blackmoon Raid", created by WuTangH.
The Allied squad must escort their tank to the Axis Depot, through the heavily-defended town, in order to reach and destroy the Axis power generator located there. The Axis squad must do all in their power to stop them.
Botfiles, created by Mateos, included in the map download file.
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BIOLOGY 173 is a one-term project-based laboratory course that, together with BIOLOGY 171 and 172, collectively forms the introductory biology sequence. It is intended for concentrators in biology, other science programs, or pre-professional studies. Other suitably prepared students wishing detailed coverage of biology are also welcome. The aims of BIOLOGY 173 are:
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Supreme Court Refuses To Grant 2A Rights Nationally
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In a stirring victory for those who live in the national's capital, a panel of the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals recently threw out a D.C. ordinance that denied concealed-carry permits to anyone who could not show a "special" need for self-defense, what is referred to as a "good reason" requirement. The problem is that other courts of appeal have upheld such restrictive laws and the U.S. Supreme Court has turned down appeals of those decisions, refusing to take up the issue of the Second Amendment's application to carrying a weapon outside of the home.
This happened most recently at the very end of the Supreme Court's 2017 term in June when it refused to take up Peruta v. California, an appeal of a decision of the Ninth Circuit upholding California's good reason requirement.
Washington Post Fact Checks Lawmakers On Hearing Protection Act
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The Washington Post — in one of its rare reversions to journalism – recently issued a fact check that handed Americans for Responsible Solutions and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) three Pinocchios for overstating the noise-canceling properties of firearm suppressors. "There is little that's quiet about a firearm with a silencer, unless one also thinks a jackhammer is quiet," the report concluded.
D.C. Concealed Law Ruled Unconstitutional
From The Washington Post:
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a key provision of the District's new gun law is probably unconstitutional, ordering D.C. police to stop requiring individuals to show "good reason" to obtain a permit to carry a firearm on the streets of the nation's capital.
U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon found that the law violates the "core right of self-defense" granted in the Second Amendment, setting aside arguments from District officials that the regulation is needed to prevent crime and protect the public.
Judge Rules In Favor Of Gun Rights On Behalf Of Gay Group
From LGBTQ Nation:
The group, which advocates for gay Americans to carry firearms, just won a major victory on Tuesday: a federal judge in Washington halted enforcement of a portion of the city's strict gun law, ordering Washington DC police to stop requiring residents to demonstrate they have "a good reason to fear injury," which he ruled places "an unconstitutional burden" on citizens' right to bear arms.
D.C. Court Rules "May Issue" Unconstitutional
From Firearms Policy Center:
The District of Columbia's arbitrary "good reason"/"proper reason" requirement, however, goes far beyond establishing such reasonable restrictions. Rather, for all intents and purposes, this requirement makes it impossible for the overwhelming majority of law-abiding citizens to obtain licenses to carry handguns in public for self-defense, thereby depriving them of their Second Amendment right to bear arms. Accordingly, at this point in the litigation and based on the current record, the Court concludes that Plaintiffs have shown that they are likely to succeed on the merits of their claim that the District of Columbia's "good reason"/"proper reason" requirement runs afoul of the Second Amendment.
Full decision here.
Second Amendment Enforcement Act
From NRA-ILA:
This week, U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and U.S. Representative Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) introduced "The Second Amendment Enforcement Act of 2015" in the U.S. Senate and House respectively. These bills would restore the fundamental individual right for law-abiding D.C. residents to Keep and Bear Arms to defend themselves in accordance with the law. This bill would also conform D.C. law to federal laws in regards to governing firearms commerce, while also allowing D.C. residents to purchase firearms from licensed dealers in VA and MD, without the current hassle of D.C.'s onerous firearm registration system. The D.C. permitting system would also become streamlined, allowing for more law-abiding D.C. residents to legally obtain a permit and carry concealed firearms for self-defense.
First Carry Permits in D.C.
From Washington Free Beacon:
The District of Columbia has issued its first concealed handgun carry permits. As of January 26, there are eight civilians who can legally carry a firearm in the nation's capital. Currently, more permit applicants have been denied than approved.
Arrest Warrant For David Gregory Was Denied By D.C. Attorney General
From Judicial Watch:
"The Affidavit in Support of An Arrest Warrant" confirms that D.C. Detective Wayne Gerrish believed there was probable cause that Mr. Gregory had committed a crime and requested an arrest warrant for Gregory. Despite the detailed request, Andrew Fois, D.C. Deputy Attorney General for Public Safety, declined to the issue the warrant.
Judge Rules D.C. Gun Ban Unconstitutional
From Fox News:
A federal judge in the District of Columbia on Saturday overturned the city's total ban on residents being allowed to carry firearms outside their home in a landmark decision for gun-rights activists.
Judge Frederick Scullin Jr. wrote in his ruling in Palmer v. District of Columbia that the right to bear arms extends outside the home, therefore gun-control laws in the nation's capital are "unconstitutional."
Update from Roll Call:
Though they won't yet say how far they are willing to take their fight, District of Columbia officials plan to do everything in their power to limit the carrying of handguns in the nation's capital, arguing that despite a court's ruling that paves the way for more permissive laws, Washington is a unique place with heightened security concerns.
"An absolute ban on [carrying handguns] may not pass constitutional muster regardless of the judge, so we're going to prepare by working on legislation that will pass muster" said Tommy Wells, a Democrat who represents Capitol Hill on the D.C. Council.
Arlington National Cemetery at 150
This is a very cool multimedia site that has a lot of facts about the cemetery.
Man Arrested For Single, Used Shotgun Shell
From The Washington Times:
Mr. Witaschek, a successful financial adviser with no criminal history, is the first known case of a citizen being prosecuted in D.C. for inoperable ammunition. Washington police and prosecutors have spent a year and a half trying to nail him for the possession of so-called unregistered ammunition.
D.C. Gun Case in Limbo for Four Years
From World Net Daily:
"We realize this is a difficult step to take," said Alan Gottlieb, executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation, "but this case has been languishing for 1,475 days and counting since it was ready for decision."
He pointed to a previous case litigated by his organization, Moore v. Madigan, which challenged the carry ban in Illinois. The trial court took 172 days to rule, he noted, and the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals took 202 days.
D.C. Police Above The Law
Posted by Brian in Law, News, Threat Watch on 26/Oct/2013 08:16
From The Washington Times:
Using a Freedom of Information Act request, I uncovered emails between the chief, the senator's (Diane Feinstein) staff and the sergeant at arms office in which they coordinated how to transfer the weapons, without technically breaking laws for which civilians have been jailed.
The D.C. police continue to flaunt the law in service of the Statist Senator Feinstein, while arresting non-violent "criminals" who dare to try and protect themselves from rampant crime in the Capital.
Obama Denied Veterans' Request to Visit WWII Memorial
From The Daily Caller:
"We got the heads up that they will be barricaded and specifically asked for an exception for these heroes," Palazzo told TheDC. "We were denied and told, 'It's a government shutdown, what do you expect?' when we contacted the liaison for the White House."
Gun Control Opinion From CNN
From CNN:
Not all deaths involving guns are the same — therefore trying to address each incident from the same point of view is futile. Until we learn more about Alexis — the events leading up to the shootings and the motive — the tragedy in Washington should not be used as catalyst for a conversation about gun control.
Because like it or not, the folks spraying our cities with bullets are not NRA members or legal gun owners. And despite the tendency to tie it all together, they have nothing to do with the Adam Lanzas of the world.


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New wave of Beatlemania washes over market
Many remember the day The Beatles arrived on U.S. soil, officially launching the start of Beatlemanaia, but as Noah Fleisher, author of "The Beatles: Fab Finds of the Fab Four" explains, Beatlemania continues to influence society.
Beatles-used gear is Mount Everest of memorabilia
There's no question that The Beatles' popularity is something of legend, and auction results of Beatles-used gear confirms popularity among collectors. Noah Fleisher, author of The Beatles: Fab Finds of the Fab Four explores this facet of Beatles memorabilia with collecting expert Andy Babiuk.
Classic guitars, cars, Civil War tokens set to sell Oct. 27-29
Classic guitars and other instruments, along with antique and vintage cars, Civil War Tokens, and fine and decorative art will be brought to auction by J. Levine Auctions, Oct. 27-29.
Dealer implications of Calif. autographed memorabilia law
Wayne Jordan sheds some light on the new and controversial California law regarding the sale of autographed memorabilia. Among the wide-reaching points of this law is that it isn't necessarily limited to residents of California.
Beatles' 1964 reel-to-reel recording headlining Aug. 13-14 sale
A reel-to-reel recording of The Beatles' 1964 performance at the Forest Hills Tennis Stadium in New York may realize upward of $2,000 during Cordier Auctions & Appraisals' Antique and Fine Art Auction, slated for Aug. 13-14.
Virgil Earp-signed Tombstone brothel license could bring $10K
An important collection of early Tombstone, Arizona, ephemera will be offered for sale at Heritage Auctions June 11, including rare and authentic Wild West documents.
New edition tracks the resurgence of vinyl records
With music fans, musicians and record companies discovering or re-discovering, as it were, all that is great about vinyl records, the interest in vinyl albums continues to evolve and increase, and the Standard Catalog of American Records is there to serve as a guide to market.
Kenbak-1 personal computer tallies up $45,500
The precursor to the first Apple personal computer, the Kenbak-1, set the course for easy-to-use and relatively affordable computers, and during an auction presented by Auction Team Breker recently, one of these early models commanded $45,500.
Trumpet with ties to Triple Crown coming before bidders Nov. 19
The trumpet used by Sam "The Bugler" Grossman to call the Preakniss and Belmont States horse races in 2015 is one of the more than 700 lots heading to sale Nov. 19, as offered by Philip Weiss Auctions.


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Usually when we get a forecast with snow, I am optimistic about getting a ton or more than what they call for but I also know that in most cases, it will either be a light dusting, miss us, or a rainy day. Luckily on January 22, 2014 we got a little bit of snowstorm Janus as she passed overhead. Dumping roughly two to three inches in the valley but if one seeks snow, they know Whitetop is the place to go. The day before I had iMessaged my brother asking if he wanted to ride up the mountain after he got off work around three o'clock. I obviously did not want to show him up taking my Ford Fusion to the top of the mountain in the snow, so we took his Jeep Wrangler with big tires instead. Leaving out of town, the roads were clear, salted and graveled up for driving convenience, but starting the climb up Iron Mountain, the roads started to become snow covered. Starting off with the occasional wind blown snow over portions of the road to the well wet snow covered mountain road. We gazed at th
e snow as we drove to the top at started the descent down the other side toward Konnarock before starting the big climb up to the Mount Rogers Recreational area.
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Will the GOP try to broaden its appeal or purify party for 2016?
As the number of declared candidates in the presidential campaign grows, two competing theories have emerged among Republicans as to how one of their candidates can win the GOP nomination and, ultimately, the White House.
One is to make the conservative tent bigger — to try to broaden the party's appeal to young people, minority voters and others who haven't voted Republican in recent years. The other course is to make the tent smaller but more fervent — to purify the party, make its message more rigorous, and thus (in theory) mobilize an army of right-wing voters who have been sitting on their hands.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is a tent-expander. He says the GOP needs to "reach out to people in every walk of life" and even uses the old-fashioned word "bipartisan" as a compliment. That's also the view, in a different vein, of Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, who said last week that he wants his message — "libertarian-ish," as he now calls it — to appeal to voters "whether you're white or black, rich or poor."
Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas disagrees, as became clear — if it wasn't already — when he announced his candidacy last month.
"Today, roughly half of born-again Christians aren't voting — they're staying home," Cruz said. "Imagine, instead, millions of people of faith all across America coming out to the polls and voting our values."
The Cruz strategy — let's call it the "revival tent" theory — comes with a fatal flaw: It can't work. It might enable its champion to win the campaign's first round, the Iowa caucuses in February, but it's no way to win the White House. There simply aren't enough untapped conservative voters out there to build a national majority.
"It comes down to a math problem," David Winston, a pollster who advised Newt Gingrich in 2012, told me. "He's talking about creating an electorate that has never existed before."
Another leading candidate, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, is following a slightly more nuanced version of the small-tent strategy. Walker has cast himself as a pugnacious conservative, based on his battles with his state's public employee unions. He's won support from white working-class voters — people once known as Reagan Democrats — by cutting taxes and state spending, especially on education. But, particularly with his position on immigration, he risks alienating minority voters, just as Mitt Romney did in 2012.
In 2016, GOP pollster Whit Ayers estimates, the nonwhite portion of the electorate will be even larger — meaning a Republican who wins only 17 percent of the nonwhite vote would need to win 65 percent of the white vote, a virtually unreachable target.
And that brings us to Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, who announced on Monday that he's in the running. He's a small-tent guy in some ways, but a big-tent guy in others. Thoroughly conservative on economic and foreign policy issues, Rubio won his Senate seat in 2010 as a conservative insurgent in the first wave of "tea party" candidates. But he departed from GOP orthodoxy on immigration reform by supporting the bipartisan bill that passed the Senate in 2013.
Earlier this year, Rubio announced a new position: He still supports a path to legalization and says he remains open to the idea of a path toward citizenship. "But what I've learned is you can't even have a conversation about that until people believe and know — not just believe but it's proven to them — that future illegal immigration will be controlled," he told a conservative group in January.
Will Rubio's relatively liberal stance on immigration, plus his heritage as a Cuban American, be enough to attract support from Latinos and other minorities? Here's the other side of that coin: Will his support of a pathway to citizenship turn off the GOP primary electorate, which is almost all white?
In my view, Paul and Cruz will have trouble winning much support beyond the core conservative and libertarian backers they already have. The candidates who show the most promise of winning support from more than one faction are the ones to watch: Bush, Walker and Rubio.
Doyle McManus is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times.
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Interested in becoming a Cambridgeshire foster carer?
Fostering provides the stability and family support that a child or young person needs when they are unable to live at home with their parents. Some children return to their birth families or other family members while others remain with foster carers until they are ready to live independently. Some children move on to adoption or residential care. Children may need foster care for a range of different reasons, but in most cases they have experienced neglect or abuse and are at risk of significant harm.
Who can foster in Cambridgeshire?
Almost anyone over 21 who has a spare room in their home can apply to be a foster carer. As a foster carer you need to have the time, skills and experience to meet the needs of vulnerable children and young people who are separated from their families. Cambridgeshire's foster carers represent a range of ages and cultural, racial and religious backgrounds. Carers can be heterosexual, gay or lesbian and applications are welcomed from people who are single, married, in a civil partnership or living with a partner.
In Cambridgeshire we are particularly keen to recruit carers who are able to provide homes for the following groups:
- older children and teenagers
- sibling groups of 2 or more children
- children and young people with disabilities
Support offered to Cambridgeshire foster carers includes:
- competitive financial support
- comprehensive training
- access to local professional support 24/7
- loan of equipment
- peer support through foster carer support groups
- mentoring and regular supervision
- induction programme (following the Children's Workforce Development Council standards)
- FosterTalk membership: unlimited, independent advice and support available to everyone in the fostering household
Cambridgeshire County Council Fostering Service
Fostering Service, Cambridgeshire County Council, Scott House, 5 George Street, Huntingdon PE29 3AD. Telephone: 0800 052 0078 Email: [email protected]
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The District Innovation and Action Learning for Health Systems Development (DIALHS) have published a series of briefing notes emerging from work in the Mitchell's Plain sub-district over the past six years.
DIALHS is a collaborative project of Health Policy and Systems and Health Economics Divisions of the UCT School of Public Health and Family Medicine, the School of Public Health at the University of the Western Cape, the City of Cape Town and Western Cape Department of Health. The project is funded by the Atlantic Philanthropies.
The DIALHS learning site is a RESYST-related project using the same research approach as the other learning sites in Sedibeng, South Africa and Kilifi, Kenya. RESYST researchers are working in all three learning sites.
DIALHS resources
Knowledge co-production through service-research partnerships: Lessons from the Mitchells Plain sub-district, South Africa
Complexity and challenges of managing the sub-district health system
Leadership of sensemaking for primary healthcare changes: Lessons from the Mitchells Plain sub-district, South Africa
Does identity shape leadership and management practice? Experiences of PHC facility managers in Cape Town, South Africa
The importance of relationships for strengthening health system governance at implementation level
Re-imagining community participation in primary health care: Lessons from the Mitchells Plain sub-district, South Africa
RESYST resources on Learning Sites
Policy brief: Health systems learning sites: Understanding health systems through research collaboration and engagement
Key findings sheet: What is everyday health system resilience and how might it be nurtured?
Policy brief: Recentralisation within decentralisation? Improving the functioning of Kenyan hospitals through increased hospital autonomy
Policy brief: Crisis and resilience at the frontline: Coping strategies of Kenyan primary health care managers in a context of devolution and uncertainty
Podcast and infographic: What is a health system learning site?
Journal publication: Significance of informal (on-the-job) learning and leadership development in health systems: lessons from a district finance team in South Africa
Journal publication: Hospitals as complex adaptive systems: A case study of factors influencing priority setting practices at the hospital level in Kenya
Journal publication: The influence of power and actor relations on priority setting and resource allocation practices at the hospital level in Kenya: a case study
Journal publication: Setting healthcare priorities: a description and evaluation of the budgeting and planning process in county hospitals in Kenya


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As a business we are passionate about supporting and enhancing the communities we work in. The Clear Sky team is dedicated and enthusiastic when it comes to raising money for good causes as we firmly believe that there is more to life than just making money. We are proud to have raised and donated thousands of pounds to worthy causes to date and we look forward to continuing with our quest to try to make a little difference.
Our chosen charity for 2017:
Clear Sky Recruitment has pledged to raise a minimum of £2,000 for Noah's Ark Children's Hospital's 'Tiny Lives Appeal' in 2017. We believe that children in Wales deserve the best possible care, in a hospital with the best possible facilities and we want to raise money to ensure that the Noah's Ark Children's Hospital is one of the best in the world.
The Noah's Ark Charity has campaigned, fundraised and delivered. As a result of 15 years hard work and partnership with the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, children in Wales they now have their very own Noah's Ark Children's Hospital for Wales – a specialist children's hospital serving Wales.
Other charities that Clear Sky Recruitment has supported and has raised funds for include:


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Fallston coach Nancy Ferguson has been waiting for sophomore center Candy Credito to step forward and take control of a game.
She took that step yesterday. And it could not have come at a better time for the Cougars.
Credito scored a game-high 21 points to go along with 17 rebounds and six blocked shots to lead host Fallston to a 56-44 victory over C. Milton Wright in a pivotal Harford County League game.
The victory moved the Cougars (15-4, 11-1) a step closer to unseating defending county champion C. Milton Wright (13-4, 10-2) with two league games remaining, and avenged last month's 55-48 loss to the Mustangs.