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Deus Ex: Invisible War is the sequel to the hit original, Deus Ex. The game was released for Windows and Xbox and follows the story of Alex D in the new world that is filled with war. Just like the original there is no shortage of choice of given to the player.
Invisible War picks up the story over two decades after the events in the original game and sees players exploring a world ravaged by war and economic turmoil. Players join the game as Alex D, a trainee in the Tarsus Academy after a huge terrorist attack destroys Chicago.
Similar to the first Deus Ex there are several conspiracy theories underneath the main plotline for players to discover. Uniquely depending on your choice of actions you may not encounter some of the games subplots at all which does give Invisible War considerable replay value (in addition to the huge character customisation options). Ultimately the final game decision about the direction the world will take at the end of the game is up to the player.
The same choice elements to combat are still alive in well in Deus Ex: Invisible War with players able to complete missions in a variety of ways involving brutal force, stealth, direct bribery or manipulation through dialogue.
Nano enhancements return from the original and are now referred to as biomods and are a much more streamlined mechanic. This time around players have five different slots (eye, cranial, skeletal, arm and leg) for biomods with each having three levels of power. Some of the more interesting biomods can only be obtained through the black market in the game.
Invisible War definitely has a Deus Ex feel with the storyline again having a conspiracy theory focus, the amount of player choice in driving this plot has also been enhanced. The only real let down for fans of the original will be the reduced amount of character customisation.
- Another conspiracy driven game world.
- Heaps of choice in developing the story and plotlines.
- Complete missions in a variety of ways.
- Use biomods to enhance your character, including some strange black market ones.
- On Windows and Xbox.
- Buy Deus Ex: Invisible War (Amazon – Xbox)
- Buy Deus Ex: Invisible War (GOG)
- Buy Deus Ex: Invisible War (Humble Store)
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Finding work can take time, but as Nottingham City Homes (NCH) resident Sarah* shows, improving your skills and employability can really help.
When Sarah began looking for a job after several years of unemployment she knew that she needed to gain confidence, knowledge and new skills to help her get into work.
She made a great start by volunteering with the British Heart Foundation, doing some painting and decorating. This helped her get back into a routine, and broadened her skills. It was at this time that Sarah got involved with the NCH Women in Construction programme. There she found a supportive environment and plenty of inspiration and advice. She enjoyed the taster workshop, and decided it was a line of work she was interested in.
With her confidence growing, Sarah enrolled at college to study joinery. She also gained some work experience with Keepmoat, helping with the renovation of Garfield Court - an Independent Living Scheme in Radford. This gave her a real insight into the world of construction and the types of jobs available in the industry.
Sarah subsequently gained further work experience with the NCH Home Preparation Team - part of the NCH Caretaker Traineeship programme. This included working towards a City and Guilds Extended Award in Employability with local training provider Access Training.
Following the traineeship programme, Sarah was referred to the Next Steps project, a one-to-one employment support programme run in partnership between NCH and Nottingham Jobs. Sarah soon felt ready to begin work and applied for a number of jobs. Although unsuccessful at first, she was determined to carry on and find a job. To improve her employability still further she did eight weeks work experience with the NCH Voids team.
Sarah's determination and hard work paid off. On a work placement with NCH's Estates and Caretaking Team, she spotted a job advertisement for a Block Caretaker. She decided to apply, and to her delight was offered the job. Sarah said: "I cried tears of joy when I heard I had been successful in getting the job".
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Sarah is no longer on benefits, and her self-esteem has really improved. Her advice to others in a similar situation is: "Don't give up and don't rush it, you will get there."
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IEEC2019 – Oxford Brookes University, Headington, OX3 0BP, UK
Oxford was to location for the leading global three day forum for enterprise and entrepreneurship educators and practitioners – the 14th International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference (IEEC2019). IEEC is highly regarded for its participatory style with a wide range of interactive workshops, presentations and Pecha Kucha sessions as well as keynotes led by inspirational experts from across the world.
Read 'Three thoughts after IEEC2019' from Catherine Brentnall from University of Huddersfield and Ready Unlimited.
Delegates learned, participated, connected, contributed and networked with old and new colleagues and friends. Most importantly, at the end of the three days, delegates went home inspired to try new approaches, enabled and equipped to be more innovative and better able to maximise the impact of your work.
Lord Bilimoria CBE DL, Patron of Enterprise Educators UK and Chairman of Cobra Beer Partnership said,
"As Patron of Enterprise Educators UK. I am Delighted to be speaking at the annual international conference, at Oxford Brookes. Britain today is a country which champions entrepreneurship and our universities have a crucial role in championing entrepreneurship with our students as well as with the communities in which we are located.
I am so proud of the excellent work that Enterprise Educators UK does in bringing universities and entrepreneurship together to the benefit of our country's economy and our competitiveness globally."
"I liked everything, but was most impressed with the interactive character of the workshops. Wonderful!"
"Very well organised and a great variety of speakers and topics. It was fantastic to see so many international speakers (and delegates) at the conference this year."
"Really enjoyable conference, lots of interesting stuff going on, interesting people and well thought out in terms of timing etc - well done!"
Keynote speakers
Dr Charlie Ball, Head of Higher Education Intelligence at Graduate Prospects
Dr Diana Beech, Policy Adviser to Chris Skidmore MP, Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation.
Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE DL, EEUK Patron, founder of Cobra Beer and the Senior Independent Director of the Booker Group PLC.
Monika Radclyffe, Chair of Business Acceleration Centres at SETsquared Partnership and Centre Director at SETsquared Bristol
Professor Geoff Scott B.A,. Dip Ed (Sydney), MEd, Ed D (Toronto) FACE, Emeritus Professor of Higher Education and Sustainability, Western Sydney University.
Dr Yankong Zhu, Dean of Zingy International Education Institute for Entrepreneurship, China
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The full programme can be found here.
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- HE and FE enterprise and entrepreneurship educators and practitioners working inside or outside the curriculum
- Incubator and enterprise centre managers, project managers, business support professionals and others who are supporting start up and growth
- Careers and employability professionals – particularly those interested in the contribution that enterprise makes to employability
- Senior leaders in HE and FE who influence policy and strategy related to enterprise and entrepreneurship education
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- Knowledge transfer professionals – particularly those who support academics to develop the skills they need to maximise the impact of their research
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With excellent links to London, all main airports and rail stations, Oxford is an easily accessible destination for both UK and international delegates. The "city of dreaming spires" is home to world leading education and research institutions with a booming economy that attracts many million visitors a year from all over the world.
Located a stone's throw away from the Cotswolds, the UK's second largest protected landscape, where you can enjoy ancient beech woodlands, thatched cottages, honey-coloured dry stone walls and centuries-old buildings that will leave you feeling like you have travelled back in time.
Oxford Brookes University has over 150 years of history. In the past seven years, the Enterprise Support programme has been fostering the development of numerous start-ups led by students, graduates and staff alike. Through a comprehensive training scheme, aspiring entrepreneurs benefit from interacting with experienced mentors working in the industry and get to practice their enterprise skills in real life situations, having them truly embed our guiding principles of enterprising creativity and generosity of spirit.
IEEC is organised by Enterprise Educators UK – find out more about EEUK here.


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Hi, I hope you can help me with this. I've testing several tftp servers in my pc windows 7, and i've got the same error , the last test was using solar winds tftp server. I created a folder in C unit, to store tftp's files, the ip addresses are detected automatically once you start solarwinds. In the folder I created,
C:\TFTP-Root I have a test file "jaja.txt", and I can send it without problems to the router using tftp
But the error comes when I try to send a file to the tftp folder from the router, for example, the running-config, in the router appears an unknown error message.
In wireshark, exploring the packet, it says that is a security problem.
This error also appeared when I used tftpd32 and the tftp's windows client and in all of them, wireshark pointed out that the mistake was for the security rules. I've also tried the same using another form of the command: copy startup-config tftp://192.168.56.3/r1-confg and nothing. The firewall is deactivated, so that couldn't be the reason.
Please, I need some help, i've searched in google and there's not a reference to this issue. Thanks in advance.
It surely sounds to me like it is some issue with your PC or with its Windows 7 software, or with a firewall. It is pretty clear that it is allowing files to be read from the PC but is not allowing a write to the PC. Are you sure that there is no firewall running? If you are sure that there is no firewall then is it possible that Windows 7 has some other security policy that does not allow a write to the hard drive?
Does the user running the tftp server process on the Windows 7 have administrative credentials?
I just used by preferred tftp daemon (tftpd32) to transfer from a switch to my desktop without problem.


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The FPL FAQ
Posted 20 August 2009 - 05:25 AM
Edit it mercilessly! Use it to spam for viagra! Go nuts!
Posted 22 August 2009 - 08:02 AM
If I'm completely new here and want to create my first character at the FPL, where do I start? What are the ground rules? Is there some source material or background information I should go through first, or should I just write about someone, somewhere, with something going on in his/her/its life, doing something? Can I just concentrate on the character now and worry about how he'll do in any possible confrontations later?
And finally, where should I post it for feedback?
Posted 22 August 2009 - 11:30 AM
There's a fair amount of collected backstory people have written, but it's not necessary to be based on it unless you want your character to be related to it. The majority of FPL characters have absolutely nothing to do with each other, and aren't necessarily even based on the same planet. Some degree of "official" setting is being worked on, but is incomplete, so I can't tell you anything there. Just write whatever you want.
Feel free to worry about writing it first. Voting in the FPL is based more on quality of writing and originality of character than on chosen power set, so spending time on the character can't hurt you. When it's done, or at least done enough to read, you can post it in the FPL Character Analysis section for review.
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Several. At the very least, several who were submitted to hero teams. Whether they qualify as "good" is up for grabs.
Behold Hassae Hero.
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If the copies can't DO anything, just look like something, they'd be illusions. Duplicates are physical copies that can, at the very least, punch someone in the face.
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another question. Can a character just go "hey, I'm an Angel of mercy now" or are the usually invited in?
I just switched two of mine like that, there's no oversight in public teams so you can move them instantly
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The Private Teams (One's created by other creators) you have to ask to be in via the Teams page.
Posted 23 September 2010 - 04:02 PM
I meant actually in character though. I know I can make an angel of mercy, but I want to know how to describe how he joined
I just switched two of mine like that, there's no oversight in public teams so you can move them instantly
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Kilbarchan Athletic Club competed in the 3rd meeting of the Scottish Mens League Division 1 at Kilmarnock weekend, finishing 4th and with one meeting to go, look set to retain their top division status.
There was a top performance by Jack Lochans, who won the High Jump with a personal best clearance of 2.12metres and Anthony Young was also a winner, leading home the 400m in 49.57s as well as 2nd in the 200m B race.
Blair Crawford was in good form in the sprints, 2nd in the 200m in 22.76s and 3rd in the 100m in 11.04s, as well as winning the B High Jump with a 1.70m clearance.
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There was also a fine performance from 19 year old Euan Gillham, 3rd in the 5000m in a Personal best of 14 minutes 53.59 seconds and also in the middle distance events, good efforts from Sam Davies, Aidan Comerford, Callum Matthews and Stephen Trainer, gained valuable points as did Timothy Gray in the support sprints.
In the Field events, Shane Hand was in good form in the Hammer, Shot and Discus and Praise Olatoke in the Long Jump and Triple Jump.
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Google's announcement of its Home Hub will bring the idea of a screen-equipped smart speaker to the forefront of Australian consumers' minds heading into Christmas.
But it is not alone. JBL/Harman previewed its JBL Link View at IFA in Berlin back in September, and we reckon it looked at least equally impressive.
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The Link View is also a Google Voice Assistant smart speaker, and from what we heard in demos in Berlin, its sound is particularly impressive. We've not yet heard the Google Home Hub, but on previous form the JBL is likely to have it beat for sonics.
As we've also seen from previous releases, however, Google can create its own advantages from its market position. So while both Google-equipped 'speakers' can play YouTube videos, Google is giving purchasers six months of free access to YouTube Premium, so YouTube Music and general YouTube can be enjoyed without any ads breaking in and requiring a screen press (or shout) to be dismissed.
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The smarts otherwise seem pretty evenly divided between the two Google-equipped devices, given that the JBL Link View also has a Chromecast inside for audio streaming (neither device has a video Chromecast, however). Both will be able to link with Google-compatible smart home devices. Both respond to the same built-in Google Voice Assistant.
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The JBL has a slightly larger screen than the Home Hub, specified as eight-inch compared to Google Home Hub's seven-incher.
Amazon's Echo Show (second gen) has a tablet-sized 10-inch display, while the Echo Spot screen is a 64mm-diameter circle.
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And another JBL bonus is that there's a 5MP front-facing camera on the Link View. That allows you to make Google Duo video calls, which may make separated families very happy, though you can't Skype or, of course, Facetime, so everyone will need to get with the Google program. The Echo Show has a camera, enabling calls to the Alexa app or another Echo device with a screen. But it seems Google's Home Hub is camera-free.
That differentiator seems to govern the price differential. Both Amazon and JBL are hitting the market at $349 — and we gather JBL has brought that down significantly from its original estimate, perhaps to match Amazon and get closer to Google's Home Hub, which will sell in Australia at an attractive $219.
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The Amazon Echo Show is available now (through Amazon.com.au): details here.
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By Erika Dreifus on January 12, 2016
The other day, I ran across an ad for an upcoming writing class at the Skirball Center of New York's Temple Emanu-El. This isn't just any writing class. It's a class for memoirists, to be taught by the acclaimed author Shulem Deen. And it got me thinking—not for the first time—about this question: Where are the Jewish writing classes?
As you may recall, we already think that Deen has a lot of good ideas about how to write a memoir. But I'm especially happy to see this course offered at the Skirball Center because it is definitely not every day that we see opportunities for writers to learn their craft within synagogues, Jewish community centers, and similar organizations.
Of course, anyone writing Jewishly-infused work—stories, novels, memoirs, poems, essays, plays, etc.—can learn a lot in any rigorous-yet-nurturing learning environment. The setting doesn't need to be a "Jewish" one. And surely the Skirball Center welcomes all comers, Jews (of all denominations) and non-Jews alike. In fact, you won't find any specific mention of Jewishness in the catalog description for Deen's class.
But as someone who writes "Jewish" material, I have found there to be something especially inspiring and helpful about opportunities that do offer a concerted emphasis on (or at least, some clear inclusion of) Jewish content. Unfortunately, I have also found there to be a surprising scarcity of such opportunities (especially for those of us of vintage Gen X or older).
In fact, I'm a little envious of established "niche" writing communities and conferences dedicated to other "groups" of writers, such as Cave Canem, VONA, and Kundiman. I'd like to believe that given the diversity of the Jewish community, there is Jewish writing happening in those settings. But I'd also like to have access to more settings that explicitly—and consistently—welcome and cultivate Jewish writing talent.
So, in part for my own (selfish!) purposes and in part to help others, I have compiled the following list as a beginning resource. Some of these offerings occur annually or cyclically; others may be "one-time" events. Please be sure to check directly with each organization linked if you have questions.
Tent: Creative Writing
If you're lucky enough to be between the ages of 21 and 30, you may wish to consider this week-long seminar at the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Massachusetts. If you attend, you'll have the chance to "workshop, read, and talk about craft and literary history. The 2016 program will offer workshops on fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, taught by Sam Lipsyte, Lisa Olstein, and Eileen Pollack." In addition, you'll "discuss classics of modern Jewish literature, by authors from Sholem Aleichem to Adrienne Rich, with literary scholar Josh Lambert and consider the roles played by Jews in the creation of literary modernism and postmodernism." And more. Bonus: no application OR participation fees. "If required, lodging will be provided; most meals will be provided. Participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from Amherst, MA." In 2016, the program will take place May 29-June 5; application deadline is February 14.
KlezKanada Poetry Retreat
This one is also limited to those on the younger side of the age divide (between 16 and 35). The information that's currently available on the website appears to be for last year's retreat; check for updates!
Memoir and Midrash: A Writing Workshop with Judith Kerman
This one began last Sunday, but check with the host (the Woodstock [New York] Jewish Congregation); they may run it again! "Memoir, writing based on the author's personal experience, and midrash, filling in the gaps in the Torah narrative, may not seem to have much in common. But both require the exercise of the imagination within limits. Memoir should be about things that really happened, but we never remember it all precisely. To really live on the page, the experience must be reimagined in full sensory detail. By necessity, something will be invented. Midrash invents experiences and explanations to fill gaps in the Torah narrative, but cannot contradict what the text already says. Fortunately, there are lots of gaps to fill. In either case, the writer's imagination supplies the detail. In this workshop, participants will write in either or both forms as they choose, walking into their own pasts or into the gaps in Torah narrative to see what they discover. We will write during group sessions (as well as in between) and share the results. Don't worry if you have never done this before! After the class ends, participants will be invited to give a reading on a Friday evening at WJC."
Writing About Religion
My friend Linda Wertheimer knows religion writing, and if you're in the Boston area, you can catch her seminar next month (February 6) at GrubStreet. (Sign up for her newsletter if you want to stay apprised of other speaking and teaching she'll be doing in the future.)
Jewish Sources, Literary Narrative: A Writing Workshop
"The study of traditional Jewish texts offers a unique opportunity for fiction and memoir writers to engage with Jewish thematic material, deepen character and plot, explore nuances of language, and uncover new approaches to craft. This workshop is designed for writers with work in progress, as well as for those seeking to generate new work based on Jewish themes." I'll be taking this class—led by novelist and poet Amy Gottlieb—for the third time when it begins anew at New York's Drisha Institute in April. The previous sessions have been absolutely marvelous for my poetry (and, honestly, for me as a Jewish person, too).
Writing Jewish-Themed Children's Books
Scheduled for May at the Highlights Foundation in Hinsdale, Pennsylvania, featuring faculty Barbara Krasner and Kathy Kacer, this is a "hands-on workshop specifically designed for writers of Jewish-themed content. Whether your manuscript has slight or overwhelming Jewish content, this is the workshop for you. Unlike a one-day conference, this workshop includes one-on-one manuscript critiques with a literary agent or editor and time to revise. There'll also be two group critiques."
LABA: A Laboratory for Jewish Culture
This program of the 14th Street Y in New York "uses classic Jewish texts to inspire the creation of art, dialogue and study.Part of LABA is the House of Study, an artist fellowship program for which around 10 culture-makers, a mix of visual artists, writers, dancers, musicians, actors and others, are brought together to study classic Jewish texts in a non-religious, open-minded setting. The fellows use the study to inspire work which is featured on this website and in our series of LABAlive events and performances. Every year LABA focuses its study around a theme. Previous themes include Paradise, Eros, Blueprint, Eat, Mother and Time. This year's theme is Beauty. LABA puts out a call for applicants every spring for the following year's fellows and announces the cohort by June. LABA fellows study with us from September through June."
Writers Retreat
Ever since reading about it in Lilith magazine, I've been intrigued by a four-day writers' retreat, with Faye Moskowitz as lead facilitator, that originated at the Washington, D.C., Jewish Community Center. The retreat administration has since moved on from the DCJCC, but the event still happens. Organizer Jean Graubart reports: "This year it will be held Sunday, July 31-Wednesday, August 3 at Capital Camps Conference and Retreat Center in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, where we have held several of the retreats. Our teachers are Faye Moskowitz: Memoir and Personal Essays; Michelle Brafman: Fiction and Character Development; and Carly Sachs: Poetry." She adds: "Attendees participate in all sessions in which we write and read with mild critiquing. We are a small group, 13-15 participants, and there is a commitment to encourage each other which leads to a true writing community. Michelle teaches a workshop [in the DC area] during the year for those who have attended retreat and some have created their own little writing groups." (Michelle's workshop is described further in the above-referenced Lilith article.) If you'd like to learn more about this retreat, please contact Jean Graubart directly (JeanGraubart[at]gmail[dot]com).
Jewish Book Council Children's Book Writers and Illustrators Seminar and Jewish Writers' Seminar: Writing for the Adult Reader
On these pages, you'll find information for the 2015 events. Stay in touch with the Jewish Book Council (JBC) for news on future programs.
The Writing Pad in Tel Aviv
In Israel? You might want to check out The Writing Pad's creative writing classes for Anglo Israelis. They're organized by Judy Labensohn, an American-Israeli writer. Next up, on January 28: a fiction workshop with Janice Weizman. (We're thrilled to see she'll be using Jessamyn Hope's work as an example to teach from!) And after that (February 25), you'll find a chance to study writing with Joan Leegant.
Shaindy Rudoff Graduate Program in Creative Writing
And speaking of opportunities in Israel: "The Shaindy Rudoff Graduate Program in Creative Writing is a magnet for English-speaking Israelis, as well as Jews and non-Jews from around the world. The two-year Program, housed in the Department of English at Bar-Ilan University, offers an MA in English Literature with specializations in Literary Fiction, Poetry or Creative Nonfiction." NB: "The Program organizes biennial conferences and sponsors informal gatherings with writers in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv."
Please add your comments and suggestions about other, similar opportunities that you may know about. And remember: Once you have that superb full-length memoir or novel (including YA or graphic novel) on American Jewish Experience ready for publication, we'd love to consider it!
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The CleanTech 400 Series is an automated hand washing system designed for medium sized operations and for operations where the ease of CleanTech is desired but there could be the need for debris removal as well. The 400 station features an optional faucet for convenience when dual use sinks are needed. Designed for frequent use, the CleanTech 400 holds two, 4 Liter containers of soap allowing for 1,600 handwashes before change is needed.
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New exhibition at ARoS features a series of neglected works by the Danish artist J.F. Willumsen
J.F. Willumsen (1863 – 1958) is one of the most illustrious figures in the history of Danish art. Many will recall iconic works such as A Mountain Climber and Green Girl, but Willumsen is often overshadowed by other Danish visual artists. ARoS will now direct focus at the more colourful and bold works from the late period of Willumsen's life.
- We would like to stimulate a fuller appreciation of Willumsen's art. ARoS is a sizeable museum with many visitors and we also have a duty to highlight aspects that tend to be overlooked. This exhibition seeks to elevate Willumsen to the elite division where he belongs, says Erlend G. Høyersten, museum director, ARoS.
The exhibition contains more than 90 works of which the majority were created after 1929. During this period, J.F. Willumsen experimented with several different styles and expressions and it is difficult, therefore, to categorise his works in relation to mainstream art history of this period. He was considered an outsider by many and had to fight for recognition, because he worked with a figurative language which departed from the abstract painting that tended to predominate contemporary painterly experiments.
- Willumsen's late works are often considered peculiar, intense, and outright kitsch. Wild, Bold, and Late Willumsen shows a different and untraditional side of the artist – a side illustrating how far ahead of his time he actually was, says chief curator Lise Pennington, ARoS.
The works in the exhibition draw attention, among other things, to the individual and to self exploration. They feature grotesque and hysterical elements, distorted and mannered bodies and are characterised by a radical use of contrasts and dramatic colours, which often spill over to include the frame.
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Much has been said about George Orwell's classic, 1984, as of late. This dystopian novel has recently shot to the top of the bestseller list in the current age of alternative facts and critical thought suppression. The book had been on my reading list for some time, so I thought I was due to dust it off the shelf. Many of the themes resonate with the current political environment we are experiencing in America today. Although disturbing, 1984 illustrates what a totalitarian America could resemble in the future if society is not careful about holding government accountable.
Similar to fascist and communist ideologies prevalent throughout the 20th century, the state of Oceania in 1984 has stripped almost all rights from individuals. Big Brother, the black-mustachio'd face of the party in power (Ingsoc) adorns every commanding corner of the country, reminding its citizens that "Big Brother is Watching You." Ingsoc organized Oceania around three slogans:
Lurking in the shadows are the Thought Police, who act as the state's gestapo or secret police. They help enforce totalitarian controls like Newspeak, the state's official language, and Doublethink, the act of simultaneously holding two opposite exclusive ideas or opinions and believing them both absolutely and concurrently. The party's slogans are perfect examples of Doublethink, as are Oceania's four ministries of government: "the Ministry of Truth, which concerned itself with news, entertainment, and the fine arts; the Ministry of Peace, which concerned itself with war; the Ministry of Love, which maintained law and order; and the Ministry of Plenty, which was responsible for economic affairs."
Should you question the acts of any of these ministries, or any principle or belief of Ingsoc for that matter, Big Brother will probably find you guilty of "Thought Crime." Citizens at all times must adhere to the ideologically purified dialect of the party. Otherwise, they may receive a visit from the Thought Police, and may even find themselves in Room 101, the torture chamber in the basement of the Ministry of Love.
Orwell does a fantastic job describing this oppressive government, and how it destroys the individuality of the story's main character, Winston Smith. From life in his apartment with a telescreen that watches his every move, to his job at the Ministry of Truth where he serves as an instrument of the party (doctoring historical documents to match the constantly changing party line), and finally to his futile attempts to free himself from totalitarian bondage. Winston's fateful journey is a warning to human society that unless we fight to maintain individuality and democracy, people across the world risk losing their most human qualities. And worse, they may not even notice when oppressive regimes rip them away.
Governments create the conditions of 1984 by assaulting the truth. Totalitarian administrations and authoritarian dictators (or Presidents!) abolish the concept of truth as an objective judgment of reality so that any minority of one must be convinced he/she is insane. This state monopoly on truth promotes a world of alternative facts where 2 + 2 = 5, not 4. It's a world where obedience to ideology or party (all hail Big Brother!) trumps rational truth or fact. In this type of society, expression is not free, but controlled. There are no forms of artistry or free thought. Only Big Brother matters.
As we witness increasing authoritarian tendencies from leaders of the modern world, especially here in the United States, we must heed the warnings from this dystopian classic. People must remember that there is in fact an objective reality called truth, separate and apart from political ideology and party affiliation. The political tribalism of contemporary American politics tends to corrupt the thoughts of otherwise good people, and transform them into instruments of an ideology, which is what happened to Winston in 1984. Holding politicians and government leaders accountable to the truth is imperative to ensuring a free and fair society governed by the people and for the people.
If we fail, we risk descending into the untruth abyss of 1984 before we know it.


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Auto maker Subaru has issued a recall of 320,000 Subaru Foresters, model year 2009-2012 due to potential problems with the rear seat belts. The company said the rear middle seat belt may not lock when securing a child safety seat. Subaru will replace the locking mechanism part in the vehicles according to federal safety standards. https://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/16/subaru-recalls-320000-foresters-to-replace-noncompliant-part-on-rear-seat-belt/
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Marcia Lynn Sells, Esq.
Dean of Students
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-495-1881
Marcia Sells is the Dean of Students. Sells received her J.D. from Columbia, and her BA from Barnard. Prior to returning to Columbia in 2002, she held a variety of high-level positions in academia, the private sector and public service, including: Vice President for Employee and Organizational Development at Reuters America; Vice President for Organizational Development & Human Resources and Vice President for Player Education and Development at the National Basketball Association; and Assistant District Attorney for the Kings County District Attorney's Office.
Mark Jefferson
Assistant Dean for Community Engagement and Equity
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-495-7450
Mark Jefferson is the Assistant Dean for Community Engagement and Equity. Mark counsels students from a wide variety of diverse backgrounds, with a special focus on developing relationships with and working through the concerns of students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds, whether religious, socioeconomic, racial, gender/sexual identity, political, or any combination thereof. In collaboration with student groups, faculty, various administrative offices, and centers, Mark develops programming that promotes cultural competency, civil discourse, and thick articulations of the unique ways social justice, inclusion, and equity intersect at Harvard Law School and beyond. Additionally, he contributes to the planning and implementation of Dean of Students Office events and programs including Commencement, Orientation, and student leadership development programs. He received his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, and his B.A. in Philosophy from Morehouse College. In his spare time he reads whatever he can get his hands on, writes fiction, and contemplates the seemingly effortless genius of Sarah Vaughan, among other things.
Jeffrey C. McNaught, Esq.
Senior Director of Student Affairs and Administration
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-496-2436
Jeff McNaught is the Senior Director of Student Affairs and Administration. Jeff counsels HLS students on the bar exam process, from general application questions to character and fitness advising. He acts as a liaison between HLS students and the bar review companies on campus. Jeff oversees a range of activities including student organizations, 1L Sections, law journals, moot court, and residential life. He directs the planning, implementation, and execution of campus-wide events including Orientation and Commencement. Before joining the Dean of Students Office, Jeff worked at HLS in operations and events, and practiced law for three years at a small civil litigation firm. Jeff is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar. He received his J.D. from New England Law | Boston, and his B.A. in Communication Studies from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Lakshmi Clark
Senior Director of Student Affairs
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-496-2437
Lakshmi Clark is the Senior Director of Student Affairs. She is responsible for managing the facilitation of law student access to academic, co-curricular, and social activities at the University. Lakshmi oversees the coordination of disability-related accommodations for the Harvard Law School community, oversees Live Well @HLS, referrals and resources for academic support, and is the primary contact for law student emergencies. She manages the medical leave of absence process for HLS students, works with the Dean of Students on Title IX matters, and coordinates support for international J.D. students. Additionally, she contributes to the planning and implementation of Dean of Students Office events and programs including Commencement, Orientation, and student leadership development programs. She has a Master of Arts in Learning Disabilities from Teachers College, Columbia University, a Master of Arts in Higher Education and Student Affairs from New York University, and is receiving her Doctor of Education from Johns Hopkins University.
Mel Pelletier Saunders
Assistant Director of Student Affairs and Residential Life
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-496-6054
Mel Pelletier Saunders is the Assistant Director of Student Affairs and Residential Life in the HLS Dean of Students Office. She oversees all aspects of housing on campus including the lottery, move in and move out logistics, and billing. She also works with her amazing team of resident advisors to make sure that each dorm is a pleasant and respectful place to be on a daily basis. Before joining the Dean of Students Office, Mel traveled the Northeast working in college housing at institutions such as Iona College, Boston University, and the New England Institute of Art. She has a Masters in Higher Education Administration from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts in English and Dramatic Literature from Clark University. While Mel is always reachable to manage housing, she is also an avid Red Sox fan and an artist.
Sheena Prosper
Administrative Director of Publications and Student Life
email@example.com | 617-495-3694
As the Administrative Director of Publications and Student Life, Sheena manages the journals operation and the publications cycle for 16 Law Journals. In addition, Sheena maintains the journals finances, collaborates with students on conferences and various symposiums, and participates in the planning and execution of Orientation and Commencement here at HLS. She is known to create a fun and friendly environment where the Student Journal editors can feel free to inquire about any publications related issues. Sheena joined Harvard in 2003 by working in financial administration before moving to the Dean of Students Office in 2008 as the sole journals administrator. She has a Certificate in Business Administration, Associates in Human Resources Management, Bachelor's in Political Science and a Masters in Higher Education Administration.
Sam Parker
Assistant Director of Student Life
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-495-3738
Sam Parker is the Assistant Director of Student Life in the Dean of Students Office. Sam advises and supports more than 100 student organizations on campus. She works closely with student leaders, other departments, and outside vendors to develop and plan conferences and major events. She also works closely with the Senior Director of Student Affairs and Administration to plan and execute logistics for Orientation and Commencement. Sam has a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Studies and Geography from Dartmouth College. She is currently pursuing her Master's in Higher Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. In her spare time, she likes to hike in the White Mountains, emcee story slams with a local nonprofit called Massmouth, and travel the world.
Dianne Ribeirinha-Braga
Assistant Director of Financial Operations
email@example.com | 617-495-3770
Dianne Ribeirinha-Braga is the Assistant Director of Financial Operations in the Dean of Students Office. Dianne is responsible for the budget development and forecasting of all Dean of Students Office operations, including Commencement, Orientation, accessibility, Board of Student Advisers, and student activities. Some of her other responsibilities include student reimbursements, invoices, credit card reconciliation, check processing, and financial training for student organizations. Dianne has been at Harvard for over 35 years, working most recently in Facilities at HLS for 18 years. Prior to HLS, Dianne worked for Harvard Real Estate, FAS Registrar's Office, Langdell Library, and Harvard Dining Services. She has a Business Administration degree from Mount Ida. Dianne is first generation, having parents from Trás-os-Montes, Portugal and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She also speaks fluent Portuguese.
Edgar Filho
Administrative and Operations Supervisor
email@example.com | 617-495-1880
Edgar works at the front desk of the Dean of Students Office and is the liaison for all DOS emails, phone calls and in-person requests. He also assists with various DOS events and activities. Working at Harvard University since 2003, he recently joined DOS after 2 years in Landscape Services and 8 years in HLS Facilities Management. Edgar has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and is certified as a Medical Interpreter. He is originally from Guaira-PR, Brazil and enjoys movies, bicycling and exploring the United States.
Carolyn Hubbard
Assistant Director, Student Support Services
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-495-8773
Carolyn Hubbard is the Assistant Director of Student Support Services in the Dean of Students Office. She works closely with the Senior Director of Student Affairs to manage accommodations for students and guests at HLS. Before joining Student Support Services at HLS, Carolyn worked in a special education program in Providence, RI where she conducted assessments, developed curriculum, and determined reasonable accommodations for students requiring specialized support. In addition to her role with Student Support Services, Carolyn assists with HLS Wellness programming, which promotes students' overall well-being. Carolyn has a Bachelor's degree from the University of Rhode Island and a Master's degree in Education from Lesley University.
Sarah Kinkade
Staff Assistant
email@example.com | 617-496-2411
Sarah works at the front desk of the Dean of Students Office and is the liaison for all DOS emails, phone calls and in-person requests. She also assists with various DOS events and activities. Sarah has a Master's degree in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and World History from Lesley University.
Laurie Lower
Accessibility Services Coordinator
email@example.com | 617-384-7215
Laurie Lower is the Accessibility Services Coordinator in the Dean of Students Office. In addition to providing alternate format materials to students, she also provides technical support for assistive technology programs. As a Library of Congress certified Literary Braille transcriber, Laurie worked at National Braille Press before joining Accessibility Services at HLS. Laurie received her BA in German and English from Luther College.
Yvonne Smith
Administrative Coordinator, Board of Student Advisers
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-495-4535
Yvonne Smith manages the Board of Student Advisers (BSA). The BSA is a student organization charged with providing several essential services to the Harvard Law School community. The members of the BSA serve as teaching assistants in the First Year Legal Research and Writing Program, and as academic and pastoral advisers to members of the first-year class. Yvonne oversees and monitors and manages the committees that perform the functions of the BSA, including Upper Round Ames, Orientation, and First Year Ames. Yvonne was a 2016 recipient of the Dean's Award for Excellence. She has worked at Harvard Law School since 1987.
Marla Allisan
Counseling and Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Clinical Social Worker
Marla Allisan JD, LICSW is a clinical social worker with HUHS dedicated to Harvard Law School. Based in CAMHS/Pound Hall, Marla helps law students with skill-building in relationships, coping with personal and family issues, integrating personal and professional identities and finding resolutions to impediments to achieving goals. Marla is also an actively licensed attorney and senior advisor to an adoption agency. She received her BA in psychology and women's studies from Mount Holyoke College, her law degree from Northeastern University School of Law and her masters of social work degree from Smith College School for Social Work. In her spare time, Marla enjoys playing piano duets, making art and thinking about how interdisciplinary thinking in the mediation/negotiation field can contribute to peace. Appointments with Marla can be made through HUHS Counseling and Mental Health Services, 617-495-2042.
Warner G. Santiago
Title IX Specialist
email@example.com | 617-495-9521
Warner Santiago is the Title IX Specialist in the Dean of Students Office. He supports the HLS Title IX Coordinator and Deputy Title IX Coordinators in implementing Title IX initiatives, to ensure compliance with applicable state and federal laws, school and university Title IX policies, procedures, and practices. Warner is responsible for maintaining up-to-date knowledge of Title IX and related regulations, and for providing guidance on sexual violence and gender-based discrimination. Moreover, he assists with the implementation, coordination and tracking of training programs, including some direct delivery of training to staff, faculty and students. Warner comes to HLS from the Seattle Public Schools, where he served as the District Title IX Coordinator. Prior to his service at the Seattle Public Schools, he was a legal advisor for the Women, Business and the Law project at the World Bank Group in Washington, DC. He received a B.A. in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, a J.D. from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico, an LL.M. in International Legal Studies from American University Washington College of Law, and is receiving his M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Columbia University.
* The HLS Title IX Coordinator and Title IX Specialist share the HLS Dean of Students Office suite in WCC 3039 and are close community partners who serve all members of the HLS community—students, staff, and faculty. Visit the HLS Title IX website to learn more.
Sarah DeLorme
Web & Communications Administrator
firstname.lastname@example.com | 617-384-0139
Sarah DeLorme is the Web & Communications Administrator in the Dean of Students Office. In addition to keeping the Student Services portion of the HLS website updated and assisting with marketing efforts, she provides website support and maintenance for student journals and organizations. Sarah comes to HLS from Boston College, where she was an associate Digital Scholarship Librarian. She received her BA in Art Therapy from Emmanuel College, and her MLS in Library and Information Science from Simmons College. In her spare time, she likes to illustrate children's books and hang out with her dog.


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|Born May 13th at Oddingley Rectory, Worcestershire. Educated at Bromsgrove School.
|Student at Royal College of Chemistry.
|Assistant at Royal College of Chemistry.
|1854 – 1855
|Assistant to Dr. Stenhouse at Barts.
|1856 – 1865
|Assistant to Dr. Percy at Royal School of Mines.
|Analysed South Staffordshire iron ores for part II of "Iron Ores of Great Britain" 1858
|1865 – 1868
|Appointed Assayer in H.M. Mint at Hong Kong.
|1870 – 1877
|Assayer, Chemist, Superintendent of refinery and Temporary Director at the Japanese Imperial Mint at Osaka.
|1874 – 1878
|Chemist on the Admiralty Boiler Committee.
|Died January 3rd.
|Not in staff Register
|On the separation of tin from antimony, and on the analysis of alloys containing lead, tin, antimony and Copper" (1862);
|On the manipulation of assays of gold and silver bullion" (1870).
|Obituary - Charles Tookey, F.I.C., F.C.S. Born 13th May 1828, died 3rd January 1906. Geologists Magazine. New Series. v. 3 p.95. 1906


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Four first-time nominees are in contention for the Directors Guild Of America's (DGA) top feature prize as Greta Gerwig, Jordan Peele, Martin McDonagh and Guillermo Del Toro join Christopher Nolan on the roster for next month's 70th annual DGA Awards.
Gerwig is nominated in the Outstanding Directorial Achievement In Feature Film For 2017 category for Lady Bird, Peele for Get Out, McDonagh for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Del Toro for The Shape Of Water.
Nolan receives his fourth nod for Dunkirk and has never won the DGA honour. He was nominated for Inception in 2010, The Dark Knight in 2008, and Memento in 2001. The DGA unveiled its nominees on Thursday (January 11).
The contenders will learn their fate when the awards are handed out on at the 70th annual DGA Awards in Beverly Hills on February 3
Peele earned two nominations on Thursday and will also vie for honours in the Outstanding Directorial Achievement Of A First-Time Feature Film Director For 2017 category alongside Geremy Jasper for Sundance 2017 hit Patti Cake$, William Oldroyd for Lady Macbeth, Taylor Sheridan for Wind River, and Aaron Sorkin for Molly's Game.
Gerwig was ineligible for the first-time category as she co-directed the 2008 romance Nights And Weekends with Joe Swanberg.
DGA president Thomas Schlamme said: "2018 marks the 70th anniversary of the DGA Awards, and filmmaking has reached new heights with each passing year. These nominees embody the excellence that comes to life when unique vision, craft and skill come together in pursuit of masterful storytelling.
"Being nominated by their peers is what makes this award especially meaningful for directors, and I congratulate all of the nominees for their outstanding work."