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as promised, a post on some of the blog back in it's infant days.
all pictures taken while i was living in my home town Adelaide.
NO idea where that block coloured knit jumper is, but i am praying it's still alive somewhere.
also would love to find that glittery grey number.
so weird to fall in love with my old salvos buys all over again.
on another note, still devo my leather topshop hooded jacket got stolen....some people, assholes.
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the slashed jeans i am wearing a few times over are levi's i slashed the sh** out of.
risky move, but worth while, still own and love them.
was wearing fluro plastic jewellery and multicolour painted nails over 3 years ago...
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Seismic Design of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Buildings, by T. Paulay And M.J.N. Priestly It has lots of examples but no retaining walls and metal structures. I hope this helps. Alex C. Nacionales, C.E. -----Original Message----- From: Jerry D. Coombs [mailto:jdcoombs(--nospam--at)wilsonco.com] Sent: Thursday, August 06, 1998 11:16 PM To: 'seaint(--nospam--at)seaint.org' Subject: Seismic text Does anyone have a recommendation for a book on seismic design that has lots of examples on how to apply loads and includes smaller structures like cantilevered walls, retaining walls, metal and CMU buildings, etc? THANX JDC
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The International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies was founded in January 18th, 1949, in Brussels, at the request of UNESCO and under its auspices, following a meeting organized by the Union Académique Internationale to bring together representatives of nongovernmental organizations. From January 1, 2011, it adopted the designation "International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences".
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The preparatory committee of a common organism for humanistic studies met in 1948. Its task was to define the relationship of the organism-to-be with UNESCO, and its aims were to keep ICPHS's autonomy, to concentrate on tasks of international interest and insure that its character remained strictly scientific. The composition of the Council was to guarantee its Non-Governmental (NGO) nature.
Many European intellectuals and researchers felt the need to come out of the isolation to which they had been driven because of the war, and that certain ideological barriers were again creating. They hoped to leave the narrow sphere in which they had been confined, mainly in the former occupied countries. They wanted to fight against massive specialisation and to create a permanent link between the organisations called to join the future Council, favouring their grouping by affinities. Moreover, it was felt that only an international structure with dimensions as large as possible could allow the renewal of the researchers' circulation, their coming together, their possibility of exchanging ideas.
The first general assembly of the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies met in January 1949. A supporting organ for a multi-disciplinary and international vocation, ICPHS was conceived as the intermediary between UNESCO on one hand, and learned societies and national academies on the other. Its aim was to extend UNESCO's action in the domain of humanistic studies.
Among its initial activities, in 1949, a first analysis of national-socialism was prefaced by ICPHS's first president, Jaques Rueff. This collective study had been prescribed in 1948 by the UNESCO General Conference, but had met with reticences about its publication.
Its status of non-gouvernemental organisation in UNESCO granted the advantage of freeing it from sometimes insurmontable political matters.Hence scientists from countries that were not represented at UNESCO could make themselves heard and be kept informed of worldwide works thanks to ICPHS.
Comité permanent 1949-1952 Président Jacques Rueff Institut de France Vice-Présidents Alf Sommerfelt ......
Date Lieu A.G. Thème du colloque organisé lors de l'Assemblée 1959 ANN ARBOR IV Le rôle des humanités dans un monde......
Expressing the belief that it is necessary to promote, with a view to a comparison of the results obtained, as an interpenetration of the various branches of research which constitute philosophy, humanistic studies and kindred branches of knowledge;
Considering that a detailed comparative study of civilisations will show the wealth and dignity of each national culture and in consequence, its right to universal respect;
Convinced that a better knowledge of man, of his instincts, his manners and customs, and of his behaviour, individual or collective, is indispensable to a closer understanding between the peoples, since it brings to light the accord of man's essential aspirations, while at the same time it absolutely condemns racial prejudice;
Bearing in mind the desirability of furthering wherever possible, the moral and spiritual unity of mankind;
Wishing to develop the co-operation, on an international scale, of philosophy, humanistic studies and kindred branches of knowledge, and to encourage research by means of an appropriate body;
The representatives of the international non-governmental organisations signatories of the present document, having met in Brussels on January 18, 1949, do hereby set up an International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies.
As amended in Paris on September 28, 1955, in Mexico on September 21, 1963, in Rio de Janeiro on September 14, 1973, in Dubrovnik on September 23, 1975, in Montreal on September 15, 1977 and in Cairo on November 21, 1986, the constitution on the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies makes the following stipulations:
Article I - Purposes
The purpose of the Council shall be:
a) To ensure permanent contact between the member organisations; to promote the grouping within the Council of like international non-governmental organisations;
b) To encourage the setting up of international organisations in fields in which no such organisations exist;
c) To recommend and co-ordinate the dissemination of information regarding works published or begun in the field of philosophy, humanistic studies and related branches of study, and all other information calculated to serve the interest of research;
d) To promote international gatherings in the form of conferences, round-table discussions or committees of experts; to facilitate mutual understanding between the peoples and a knowledge of Man, by encouraging the greatest measure of international co-operation, in the field of philosophy and humanistic studies.
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1) The International Council shall consist of specialised international non-governmental organisations, and of the International Academic Union, which represents national learned bodies;
2) These organisations are: a) organisations which were members of the Council on January 1, 1955; b) organisations admitted to the Council by decision of the General Assembly by a majority of two-thirds of the delegates present and voting;
3) An international organisation may only be elected a member or remain a member on condition that it enjoys well-established authority, that it is truly international in structure, that it is fully representative of an independent branch of study, that it possesses permanent international governing and executive bodies and authorised representatives, and finally, that it engages solely in work supervised by a general assembly of its members. The international organisations members of the Council should, as far as possible, take into account the necessary concentration of branches of study.
Article III - Headquarters - Legal Status and Resources of the Council
1) The headquarters of the Council shall be at Brussels;
2) The Council shall be an International Association as defined by the Belgian Law on International Associations of November 5, 1919;
3) Each member organisation shall contribute each year to the Council either a minimum sum determined by the Board, or a proportion of its annual budget as determined by the Board, whichever is greater;
4) Failure to pay this contribution for two successive years may entail loss of membership;
5) The Council shall enjoy legal personality and may receive gifts and grants-in-aid.
Article IV - Organs
The organs of the Council shall be the General Assembly and the Board.
Article V – General Assembly
1) The General Assembly shall have power of decision on all matters concerning the functioning of the Council and the accomplishment of its mission. It alone can decide on the exclusion of any member;
2) It shall consist of delegates from the International Academic Union and from the other member organisations;
3) The General Assembly shall meet every two years in ordinary session. It may meet in extraordinary session upon the call of the Board or at the request of member organisations representing at least one third of the votes of the members of the Council;
4) The provisional agenda for ordinary sessions shall be drawn up by the Board and communicated to member organisations not less that one month before the opening of the session. In the case of extraordinary sessions the time limit for this purpose can be shortened;
5) The number of delegates from the International Academic Union, each having the right to one vote, shall be equivalent to two-fifths of the total number of votes assigned to the Assembly;
6) Decisions shall be taken by a simple majority of votes cast, except in the cases stipulated in Articles II, VIII, IX and XI of the present Constitution.
7) The General Assembly shall elect for a term of two years its President, who is also President of the CIPSH; no less than four and not more than six Vice-Presidents; the Secretary General and a Treasurer, who compose its Board. In holding these elections, the Assembly shall give the greatest consideration to the representation on the Board of the different branches of study and the different civilisations. The Board may not include more than two members of the same nationality and should include, as far as possible, scholars belonging to all the major cultural regions of the world. Up to half the number of the Vice-Presidents may be chosen from persons who are not, or have not been, delegates from member organisations to the CIPSH;
8) Members of the Board are re-eligible to their offices only once except for the Secretary General and the Treasurer, who are always re-eligible. In electing and re-electing members of the Board, the Assembly shall try to ensure both the continuity and the renewal, which are indispensable.
Article VI - Board
1) The Board of the Assembly shall exercise the functions of directing body of the Council between sessions of the General Assembly. It takes its decisions within the framework of the directives formulated by the Assembly, especially where financial matters are concerned;
2) The Board shall meet at least once a year. Between two ordinary sessions of the General Assembly, it may submit proposals for the approval of member organisations. It is required to do so when a request of this kind is formulated by member organisations representing at least one third of the votes of the members of the Council;
3) The Board shall each year communicate a report on its work to member organisations;
4) The Board may appoint special and temporary committees in accordance with its Rules of Procedure.
Article VII - Secretary General and Treasurer
1) The Secretary General, acting under the authority of the Board, shall direct the central Secretariat. He shall represent the Council in all ordinary circumstances, with the assent of the President. He shall dispatch correspondence, organise meetings, prepare and distribute the publications authorised by the Board, administer the revenue of the Council and the expenditure of funds; he may be assisted or replaced by a Deputy Secretary General designated by the General Assembly on the proposal of the Board.
2) The Treasurer shall make the payments ordered by the Secretary General and shall have the accounts of the Council audited by an expert accountant. He shall also have audited the accounts of member organisations showing the use made of subsidies granted on recommendation of the Council. The Treasurer shall draw up an annual financial report, which shall be submitted to the Board. Proxy signatures may be authorised by the Board.
Article VIII - Relations with other organisations
The Council may conclude agreements with other organisations. Such agreements shall be drawn up under the authority of the Board, and shall come into force when approved by that body. They may be amended or denounced on a decision by the General Assembly, taken by a two-thirds majority.
Article IX - Dissolution
1) A decision to dissolve the Council must be taken by a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly;
2) In case of dissolution the Assembly shall appoint three liquidators of different nationalities;
3) The assets of the Council will, under such circumstances, be given to scientific associations chosen by the Assembly.
Article X - Rules of Procedure
1) The detailed application of the present Constitution shall be governed by the Rules of Procedure;
2) The Rules of Procedure for the General Assembly shall be drawn up by the Board and submitted to the General Assembly;
3) The Rules of Procedure for the Board shall be drawn up by that body and submitted to the General Assembly for approval.
Article XI - Coming into force and amendment of the Constitution
1) This constitution shall come into force on being approved by the first session of the General Assembly;
2) It shall not be amended except by a decision of the General Assembly taken by a two-thirds majority. Proposals for amendments shall be submitted to the member organisations two months before the meeting of the General Assembly.
CONSTITUTION OF CIPSH (amended by the General Assembly of the CIPSH, Beijing, December 8th, 2015) ARTICLE I – DENOMINATION, SCOPE AND PURPOSES 1) The International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences is a non-governmental and non-profit-making organization. The International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences, founded in French as Conseil International de la Philosophie et......
About the General Assembly
1) The members of the Council form its General Assembly.
2) The General Assembly is chaired by the President of the CIPSH.
3) The General Assembly:
a. Approves the strategy and global budget of the CIPSH.
b. Decides on structural options concerning the scientific, editorial and other outreach policies of the CIPSH.
c. Elects the Executive Committee.
d. Admits new member organizations, having the right to delegate this competence, until the next General Assembly to the Executive Committee.
e. Has the power of decision on all matters concerning the functioning of the Council and the accomplishment of its mission.
f. Approves the creation of special projects and designates the scholars responsible for them, namely:
i. The Director of the journal Diogenes.
ii. Other special scientific or outreach global projects.
g. It alone can decide on the exclusion of any member.
Board of the ICPHS/CIPSH (2014-2017)
How the Board works
1) The board shall exercise the functions of the governing body of the Council between sessions of the Executive Committee.
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Board of the ICPHS 2008 - 2010
President Adama Samassekou, African Academy of Languages Vice-Presidents Eva Kushner, University of Toronto Ismail Serageldin, Bibliotheca Alexandrina Ali Kazançigil, International Social Science Council Franco Montanari, University of Genoa Bhuvan Chandel, Center for Studies in Civilisation, Delhi Chao Gejin, Institute of Ethnic Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Secretary-Gen......
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1, rue Miollis
F-75732 Paris Cedex 15, France
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I get the following alerts for many of my computers (See attachment).
I have multiple sites. One site is used as main site. The other are configured as remote collectors. The Alert only shows up at sites configured as remote collector.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Aug 6, 2009 at 9:01 UTC
I also noticed that I have the Issue with disc stats not showing up on this computer. See http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/72033. Could it be related?
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Aug 12, 2009 at 6:11 UTC
Still have the problem with the new version


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Saving Money On Home Phone Bills
One of the first questions I often get asked is why I still use a home phone when cell phone plans have become so cheap? The answer is quite simple; I make quite a few long distance and international calls to friends and family, and those types of calls are quite expensive from a cell phone.
In addition to that, I use the home phone for some business and work related calls and where I live the cell phone reception can be a little bit volatile. I find it very unprofessional when phone line connections are really bad and I do not want to risk losing potential customers. So, for those purposes the good old fashioned phone line is still a good option.
But as I previously mentioned, my phone bills for the home phone fluctuated a lot and I was never really sure what countries were cheap to call and what time were best. That is one of the main reasons I chose to switch to a VOIP service after having already signed up for a hosted PBX.
My set up was pretty simple and only required a few simple things. First off, I needed a VOIP adapter which would serve as the bridge between my phone and the VOIP provider. There are many available and for less than $40 you can get a pretty basic one. That is all I really needed as I do not have a lot of phones, nor do I need to set up multiple different service providers.
The bigger problem was choosing from the hundreds of VOIP providers out there. I literally mean that there are so many to choose from it is ridiculous. So, I didn't go for the absolute cheapest service as I still wanted to maintain a reliable connection. You can also compare providers to see which types of calls work out cheaper. In my case I went through my old phone bills and checked which destinations I called the most.
This took a bit of time, but I managed to find a provider with a good reputation and decent independent reviews. I felt great that I finally had a 21st century communications system, until I made my first call.
My old and trusted Panasonic phone turned out to be just that: very old looking. With some quick research into cordless phone reviews I decided to spend another $70 for a new high tech Bluetooth cordless phone. It has the latest in Bluetooth technology and allows me to sync up with my cell phone.
Not only did this save me time of transferring phone numbers to the home phone, but I can also answer my cell phone calls on the new cordless one. How cool is that?!?!
As for the overall savings it is still very early, but I can tell you that I will be saving a lot. My average monthly phone bill was about $90 on the old system and after the first week I haven't even spent $10. I would say that within about 2 months the whole switch will have paid for itself and I'm absolutely delighted.


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WISC Editorial Agenda 2013 - Our Government - Statewide Push For Reform
Editorial voices call for redistricting changes.
We don't usually use this time to direct attention to other editorial outlets, but the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ran an editorial this week that we knew was coming because they told us. It is a compelling argument for redistricting reform in Wisconsin. And as you know we put redistricting reform on our editorial agenda for this year. So did the Wisconsin State Journal. And that's kind of the idea here…perhaps if we all work on this together we can pressure our elected state representatives to restore some fairness and democratic values to the process of redrawing state legislative and congressional boundaries.
Right now the job is done every ten years by the party in power and both parties have so blatantly rigged the system that there are no longer competitive elections in Wisconsin. Outcomes are forgone conclusions. That's wrong. And there's a better way. Of course neither party has shown any interest in change. But maybe some statewide pressure would help. It's worth a try.
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"This was my first weekend in the EYBL," Robinson said following the event. "Last weekend I didn't play due to a nasal fracture. I broke my nose in two places, and I had to have surgery.
"I'm supposed to be wearing a mask, but I just couldn't get a good feel out there with it on so I took it off. Sometimes it's hard for me to breathe and so you may see [Team Takeover head coach] Keith [Stevens] take me out of the game, but I'm getting used to it."
A 6-foot-4 guard who could play either backcourt position, most schools are recruiting the four-star prospect as a combo guard. He claims offers from programs such as Villanova, Rutgers, Virginia, Virginia Tech, NC State, Marquette, Maryland, Xavier, and Indiana with interest from Texas.
Robinson says he has already taken unofficial visits to Villanova, Rutgers, NC State, and Miami.
"When I went on those visits I really didn't know what I was looking for, so I didn't really have a visit that stood out," he said.
As of now, Robinson says he is hoping to take official visits to Marquette, Villanova, Rutgers, NC State, and Indiana but added that could change.
The Wolfpack, with assistant Rob Moxley heading up the recruitment, appears to be in good shape.
"NC State, what stands out about them is they are one of the few schools saying they need me," said Robinson. "When you hear a coach saying they need you, that's a different story. A lot of coaches want players, but it's the ones that need you. I think that's a school I would want to go to... a school that needs you.
"Also, I think Mark Gottfried lets his kids go out and play. As long as they are playing hard-nosed defense, I think he goes out there and lets them have a lot of freedom, and that is what my high school and Takeover is based on."
Another plus for NC State could be their 2012 recruiting class, which Robinson is very familiar with.
"I talk all the time with Rodney Purvis," he said. "We're great friends. He'll call me up and tell me I need to come down to NC State.
"That recruiting class is great. They have Tyler Lewis, who is one of the best point guards in the nation... they've got Rodney and T.J. Warren. Warren can play any position I feel like. That's a great class."
Robinson, who added that he doesn't have a leader or timeframe for making a decision, said he hopes to start narrowing his list down later in May or early in June.


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We're really delighted that Yotam Ottolenghi has done a follow on from his best selling vegetarian cookbook, Plenty. The new one is called Plenty More, and is another brilliant collection of vegetarian dishes. With Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's Everyday Veg, my vegetarian cookbooks are complete.
These are two of my favourite authors. Niall Williams is Irish, and wrote those stunning books Four Letters of Love and As It Is in Heaven. He's taken five years to write his new book, History of the Rain, and it's been worth the wait. His writing is lyrical, intelligent, with a great sense of place. In short, beautiful. Completely different is Malla Nunn's Present Darkness, a book that continues the story of Detective Emmanuel Cooper, a detective in 1952's South Africa with its apartheid society. Nunn is able to bring that time to life and we understand the pitfalls in Cooper's life, a man who fought in WWII and is still suffering from his battles. If you like crime, you'll love Malla Nunn.
We're really excited to have Paul back again to share his experiences with intuition and how we can get it to work for ourselves. Last year his talk was on how we can bring intuition into areas of business. His talk this week will be on a more personal basis, on how we can use intuition to benefit our personal relationships. It's a really interesting subject to delve into. I find with each of Paul's talks, I learn something. Call us on 9973 1244 if you'd like to join us. More info on our events page.
We read this book in our bookclubs for March and I wanted to tell you just how amazing most of us thought this book was. Two of the three goups thought unanimously it was one of the best books they had read for a long time, and a couple of ladies said it was among their best books ever. The third group had a couple of dissenters which wasn't to do with the writing, but to do with the subject matter. I go along with most of you – it is truly a brilliant book, wonderfully written, with a lot in it to talk about. Which lie out of a number we all mentioned was the book named for. This book has also made a surprising number want to read more of Dunmore's work. And that's always a good sign.
I don't know if you've ever read Valerie Martin's books. She won the Orange Prize a couple of years ago for Property, and writes brilliantly. Her latest book, The Ghost of Mary Celeste, is fabulous. It's based on the story of the ghost ship, the Mary Celeste, which was found floating mid Atlantic, abandoned, the crew having taken to a lifeboat. Martin expertly weaves in Arthur Conan Doyle, the Victorian era of spiritualism and a wonderful heroine. It's a great story, beautifully written.
I know a couple of years ago I talked about Helen Dunmore's amazing book The Siege, the story of the St Petersburg siege by the Germans in WWII told from the Russian's perspective. I still have some of those images in my head – that's how good she is at painting pictures with words. Her new book, The Lie, has done exactly the same thing with Cornwall and WWI, but as well she has painted such grief and torment surrounding Dan. He's very young, has just returned from WWI and the horror of the trenches. Everything at home has changed, and as a result of a small, inoffensive lie, told with good intentions, his entire life will change. Read it. It's an amazing book.
OK, so you got some books for Christmas, some great, some really not what you wanted to read. So what did I love? Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch, Wally Lamb's We Are Water, Maria McCann's Ace, King, Knave, and Garry Disher's Bitter Wash Road. What didn't I like? Tim Winton's Eyrie. I did finish it, but it's not a book I'll cherish or recommend. What did I give up on? The Booker Prize winner The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton at about page 150 (seems to be the standard giveup place) and a new book by Brian Conaghan When Mr Dog Bites. The best book about Tourette's is still Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn. Nothing else comes close, just poor attempts to copy. You can tell I need a holiday!
I've been a bit remiss lately – it's that time of the year when we are flooded with stock and it's really hard trying to keep up with what's coming in. I thought I'd list my picks for Christmas. With fiction, it's got to be Donna Tart's The Goldfinch, Wally Lamb's We Are Water, Joe Lansdale's The Thicket (when we can get stock), Richard Flanagan's Narrow Road to the Deep North, and Gary Disher's Bitter Wash Road. With non fiction (bio and history) Rob Mundle's Cook, Mark Donaldson's Crossroad, Mike Carlton's First Victory 1914, and Arthur Phillip: Sailor, Mercenary, Governor and Spy by Michael Pembroke. There are some knockout cookbooks, including Neil Perry's Simply Good Food and Karen Martini's Everyday. There are so many fabulous kids books – popups, lift the flaps, illustrated, just plain readers for all ages, that you really need to see to choose.
And I guess that's it from us here at Bookoccino. Our best wishes for a very happy, joyful Christmas, and if we dont see you over the holidays, we'll see you next year.
I think each of his books gets better. The books of his I've read are set in eastern Texas usually around the turn of last century and yes, they are crime books. The Thicket is the story of 16 year old Jack and his 14 year old sister Lula who has been kidnapped by a gang of outlaws. Jack is determined to find her so enlists a team of bounty hunters – a Negro/Commanche who is a part time grave digger and tracker with a liking for the bottle, a dwarf who is the smartest of them all, and a 600 lb hog who thinks he's either a dog or a human. This quartet head out in search of the outlaws and by the time they catch up, the quartet has grown considerably, everyone interested in sharing the reward money. It's very difficult to pull off crime writing and humour, but Lansdale does it brilliantly. Do grab a copy. And you'll see what I mean.
Avalon is having a great community event at Dunbar Park on saturday November 2. It's called Community Rising and there'll be a community yoga class 5:30pm to 6:30pm, Picnic on the Grass 6:30 – 7:00 followed by the Disney film Earth 7:00 till 8:30, on the big screen under the stars. Doesn't it sound a great afternoon/evening? And part of Community Rising is a poetry writing competition, written works inspired by the word community, with three categories (youth, teen and adult) with winners announced and poems read on the night. You can find out more about this evening from the Avalon Beach Village Chamber of Commerce website. Get your pens ready and submit your poems soon. See you on the night.


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If the mark of a top-class jockey is an ability to recognise a problem in the heat of battle and act fast to solve it, then James Doyle unquestionably has what it takes.
Amazing Maria proved that her 25-1 Royal Ascot triumph in the Duke of Cambridge Stakes was no flash in the pan when following up in yesterday's Group One Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket, but this was also so much down to Doyle's quick thinking and tactical nous.
A dawdling pace is always to the detriment of those, like Amazing Maria, held up for a late run, but Doyle took charge of a potentially embarrassing situation, making his move appreciably earlier than originally planned so that suddenly, two furlongs from home, the grey was on the heels of the leaders and in the perfect position to go on and win her race.
Four of Amazing Maria's six rivals, three from France and one from Ireland, the 1,000 Guineas runner-up Lucida, came back with hard luck stories. Doyle, meanwhile, had made his own fortune.
"People were saying it was a fluke at Ascot, but I can only speak as I find and I felt she was a class filly so I rode her with confidence," said Doyle. "It was cat and mouse so I wanted to get first jump on them."
Amazing Maria, a talented juvenile for Ed Dunlop in 2013 before losing her way last year, is yet another advertisement for the skills of Yorkshire trainer David O'Meara, who now has three top-level victories on his CV.
Brazen Beau, who last month at Royal Ascot narrowly failed where top Australian sprinters had previously succeeded, today attempts to become the first horse trained Down Under to win the Group One July Cup at Newmarket.
This midsummer highlight, usually won by a horse subsequently crowned champion sprinter, proved a step too far for both Choisir in 2003) and Takeover Target three years later, but hopes are high that Brazen Beau can put the record straight after beating all the European opposition in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, only to be thwarted close home by the American speedster Undrafted.
With Undrafted not taking up the rematch, the way might have been clear for Brazen Beau, except that another sprinter exploded on to the scene at Ascot, the Charlie Hills-trained Muhaarar, who quite sensationally blew away what everyone believed to be a high-class field in the inaugural running of the Commonwealth Cup.
Once again Brazen Beau has a wide draw to overcome, 15 of 15, just like Ascot, where his rider, Craig Williams, ploughed a lone furrow away from the rest of the field, much to the annoyance of some of his backers, who felt that his Greta Garbo impression cost him the race.
Brazen Beau's trainer, Chris Waller, while respecting the punter's right to be "vocal", was not one of them, but is confident anyway that Brazen Beau, who now runs in the colours of Godolphin and so will be ridden by Doyle, one of their retained riders, will have "a little more in the tank" for this historic challenge.
"If Ascot has brought him on he'll certainly be very hard to beat," Waller said. "I wouldn't swap him for any other horse.
"His biggest asset is he is so relaxed. From getting off the plane, to settling in, to handling the big occasion, he has just coped like a superstar."
Ryan Moore will be out of action for at least three days after injuring his neck in the stalls at Newmarket on Thursday. The three-time champion jockey was odds-on for a fourth title, but betting on the contest has been suspended until an exact comeback date is known.Reuse content


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Very often our stage covers are a purely functional tool, although they are also an un-obvious focal point to an event, production, concert or screening. Airquee has supplied inflatable stage covers, inflatable stages and inflatable stage roofs to some of the biggest and best-known brands, production companies and event companies in the world.
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Pendlebury out of preliminary final
Collingwood midfielder Scott Pendlebury has been ruled out of tonight's AFL preliminary between Geelong and the Magpies at the MCG.
Pendlebury was named in the side on Thursday but has not recovered from the fractured leg he sustained against St Kilda two weeks ago.
He has been replaced in the team by Dayne Beams.
It would have been an incredible comeback for Pendlebury, the match against the Cats coming just 13 days after he fractured his fibula in Collingwood's qualifying final loss to St Kilda.
Beams, a first-year player, is himself returning from a calf injury, also sustained against the Saints.
His inclusion was the Magpies' only late change, despite previous speculation ruckman Josh Fraser might also come off the emergencies list.
The Cats will line up as named on Thursday night.
The winner of Saturday night's match will play St Kilda in next Saturday's grand final after the Saints downed the Western Bulldogs on Friday night.
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Of course, the Conservative Party had its advertising salvos ready and aimed. As soon as Jeremy Corbyn was confirmed as Labour leader, the Tories triggered their social media attack on the opposition chief.
It wasn't the most sophisticated campaign, but when the Tories unleashed their ad line that "Labour's new leader is a threat to our national security, our economic security and your family's security", it will have helped cement concerns that Corbyn might not be good news for businesses and brands.
The choice of John McDonnell as Shadow Chancellor also gave businesses something to think about. The man who once described his hobby as "generally fermenting the overthrow of capitalism" has previously argued for far greater public ownership, curbs on executive pay and disabling the monopoly of the big energy companies.
Still, you won't find many brand owners nervously studying their share price this week: there's little evidence that Corbyn will ever run the country. What businesses would do well to study, however, is Corbyn's route to party leadership. His strategy holds some interesting brand-building lessons.
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Floyd Patterson, boxer: born Waco, North Carolina 4 January 1935; world heavyweight boxing champion 1956-59, 1960-62; twice married (two daughters, one adopted son); died New Paltz, New York 11 May 2006.
In 1960, Floyd Patterson made boxing history by becoming the first former heavyweight champion to regain the world title, a feat which had proved beyond the scope of earlier legends of the ring such as James J. Corbett, Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis. Four years earlier, Patterson had claimed another record by winning the title at the age of 21, an achievement which, the purists might maintain, remains unequalled to the present day (Mike Tyson won a version of the world title in 1986, aged 20, but Patterson was the undisputed champion in the days before rival world sanctioning bodies contrived to divide - and devalue - the title).
Yet, despite these considerable accomplishments, Patterson was never accorded the mythic status of Dempsey, Louis or his immediate predecessor as champion, Rocky Marciano. This was due to a combination of factors: his sensitive, introspective nature (a willingness to voice his fears to journalists earned him the press nickname of "Freudian Floyd"); the frequency with which he was knocked down (17 times in 13 championship fights); and the determination of his manager to avoid dangerous claimants to his charge's throne.
Floyd Patterson was born in 1935 in North Carolina, but grew up in the grim tenements of Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, New York, where his family had relocated in the year after Floyd's birth. A shy, awkward child, Floyd Patterson was troubled by his inability to help his family financially (he was the third son of 11 siblings), and would often point to a photograph of himself aged two and say: "I don't like that boy."
He took to roaming the streets, often hiding away in subway tunnels overnight, before turning to petty theft. At the age of 10, his constant court appearances caused him to be sent to the Wiltwyck School for Boys in upstate New York. Patterson benefited from the relaxed regime, learning to read and write, and to express himself. On his return to New York two years later, he attended first PS614 and then the Alexander Hamilton Vocational High School.
In 1949, Patterson accompanied his older brothers to the Gramercy Gym on East 14th Street, owned by Cus D'Amato, a trainer and manager renowned for his idiosyncratic approach to boxing, and his almost paranoid determination to remain independent from the mobsters then controlling the fight game. Patterson quickly absorbed D'Amato's lessons on the nature of fear ("Fear is natural, it is normal. Fear is your friend . . . Without fear, we would not survive"), while at the same time developing what came to be called "the peekaboo defence" (gloves held high to the head, elbows tucked in to protect the ribs).
After making his début in 1950, Patterson quickly reached the top of the amateur rankings, winning titles in both the Golden Gloves and National AAU championships, before being chosen to represent his country as a middleweight at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games. In the final, Patterson took just 20 seconds to stop his Romanian opponent and claim the gold medal.
Patterson turned professional that year, winning 13 fights in succession before losing a decision to the former light-heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in 1954. Deeply embarrassed by the loss, Patterson locked himself away in his apartment, demonstrating what was to become a characteristic response to defeat. After being coaxed back to work by D'Amato, Patterson ran up a further 16 victories, first as a light-heavyweight then as a heavyweight, before being matched against Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson in an eliminator for the heavyweight title which had unexpectedly become vacant on the retirement of Rocky Marciano in April 1956.
Marciano's abdication (after a tough defence against the light-heavyweight champion Archie Moore) proved fortunate in that D'Amato was able to negotiate from a position of strength with the International Boxing Club, the corrupt organisation which controlled boxing from its headquarters in Madison Square Garden. Patterson duly ground out a split decision win over Jackson to earn a fight with Moore in Chicago on 30 November 1956. In the fifth round of his 32nd fight, Patterson stopped a curiously undermotivated Moore to become the youngest heavyweight champion in history.
Patterson's reign as champion began promisingly enough when, in July 1957, he managed to stop Jackson in the 10th round of their return match in New York. But D'Amato's unwillingness to deal with the IBC, combined with a natural desire that Patterson should make as much money from his title with as little risk as possible, soon saw Patterson defending against opponents whose right to a championship fight was doubtful at best.
The most extreme example of D'Amato's overcautious matchmaking was Patterson's next defence in which he faced Pete Rademacher, the 1956 Olympic heavyweight champion, who was making his professional début. Patterson stopped the ex-serviceman in the seventh round, and earned $250,000 in the process, but had to get off the canvas in the second round to do so. Patterson also made heavy work in disposing of Roy Harris in August 1958 and the former British champion Brian London in May 1959.
Defences such as these helped Patterson to become financially secure (even though he was in the 90 per cent tax bracket), but D'Amato's refusal to accommodate the claims of genuine heavyweight contenders fatally undermined the respect Patterson, as world heavyweight champion, was due. Nor, must it be said, did Patterson's demeanour help - slightly built for a heavyweight (his usual fighting weight was in the region of 13 1/2 stone, the modern cruiserweight limit), with sad, soulful eyes and a forehead often corrugated with worry, he simply did not look the part. Self- effacing comments ("I'm not a great champion. I'm just a champion"), while commendable in some respects, did nothing to erase the impression that Patterson's tenure of the championship owed as much to good timing as to natural fighting ability.
D'Amato's next choice was the lightly regarded European champion, Ingemar Johansson of Sweden. Johansson's principal asset was a heavy right hand (variously christened "Ingo's Bingo" and "The Hammer of Thor") and, when the pair met at the Yankee Stadium in New York in June 1959, he unleashed it on Patterson's frail chin to spectacular effect. Patterson went down but struggled up, only to be knocked down again and again. After the seventh knock-down, the referee stepped in to save the stricken champion in the third round of the bout.
Patterson's reaction was predictable: he shut himself away in his house, refusing all visitors. When the chance for redemption arose, in the form of a rematch with Johansson a year later, Patterson seized the opportunity with both hands. On 20 June 1960, in New York's Polo Grounds, Patterson used all his speed to nullify the Swede's jab, before landing a left hook in the fifth round that sent the champion down for a count of nine. Johansson struggled on but another left hook caught him on the point of the chin. He was unconscious before he reached the canvas, his foot shaking uncontrollably. Floyd Patterson was once again heavyweight champion of the world.
In March 1961, Patterson underlined his superiority over Johansson, stopping him in the sixth round of a rubber match at Miami Beach, Florida. Patterson's next defence was in Toronto in December 1961 against the hopelessly overmatched Tom McNeeley, who was dispatched in four rounds, but by now Patterson was under increasing pressure to fight Charles "Sonny" Liston, the former convict who had cut a bloody swath through the line of contenders avoided by Patterson and D'Amato.
Patterson, a quiet advocate of civil rights and integration, now found himself cast as the "Good Negro" versus Liston the "Bad Negro", with added pressure coming from black activists who did not want Liston as champion, as well as from President John F. Kennedy, who insisted that Patterson had to beat Liston. Against D'Amato's advice, Patterson accepted the fight.
On 25 September l962, at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Patterson was bludgeoned to defeat after two minutes and six seconds of the opening round. He left Chicago wearing a false beard and glasses (props he had carried to each fight since his loss to Johansson). In New York, he caught the first outbound flight, and spent several days holed up in a cheap hotel in Madrid before venturing home.
As with the first Johansson fight, Patterson was convinced he could do better in a rematch with Liston, but when the pair met in Las Vegas in July 1963, the fight lasted a mere four seconds longer than their first encounter; the result, however, was the same. And yet Patterson fought on, beating Eddie Machen and George Chuvalo to earn another title fight, this time against Liston's conqueror Muhammad Ali.
Unwisely, Patterson chose to portray himself as the establishment crusader who would wrest the title back from the black Muslims, as represented by Ali. The political overtones of the fight added to the ugliness that unfolded in the Las Vegas ring in November 1965, as Ali punished Patterson for 12 brutal rounds before the referee stopped the one-sided affair.
The following year, Patterson travelled to England, where he knocked out Henry Cooper in four rounds at Wembley. In 1967 he drew and then lost on points to Jerry Quarry, before fighting Jimmy Ellis in Stockholm in 1968 for the WBA version of the title. After losing that decision, Patterson announced his retirement, but in 1970 he made a comeback, beating Oscar Bonavena on points in 1972 to set up a fight with Muhammad Ali for the North American Boxing Federation title. Once again, Patterson was stopped by Ali, this time in the seventh round, after which he announced his permanent retirement from the ring, leaving boxing after 20 years with a professional record of 55 wins, eight losses, and one draw.
In retirement, Patterson trained young fighters at the Huguenot Boys' Club in New Paltz, New York, before being appointed Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, the body which oversees boxing in the state. In 1984, Patterson was seen as a gym janitor in Terrible Joe Moran (also known as One Blow Too Many), a television movie notable only for the last screen performance of James Cagney. In 1992, Patterson guided his adopted son, Tracy Harris Patterson, to the WBC super-bantamweight title, an achievement which he claimed gave him more pleasure than regaining the heavyweight crown from Johansson.
Patterson was reappointed as Chairman of the NYSAC in 1995, but in 1998, rumours that his memory was failing were confirmed when, during a legal hearing, he was unable to recall even the most basic facts about the sport he was supposed to be governing. His embarrassment was compounded when he failed to recall whom he had fought for the title in 1956. Before the story of his Alzheimer's broke in the press, Patterson resigned his post, admitting, "It's hard for me to think when I'm tired. Sometimes, I can't even remember my own name."
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' Hello, I'm Your Personal Shopper... ' Promotion Through Training Andy Jackson Learning & Teaching Librarian University of Dundee
This workshop This workshop will explore :- How we'd like our users to see us The services and resources that are valued – By our communities of users – By we professionals What kind of training do we do now? – What kind of training could we do in the future? New models for the training role
What are we calling ourselves these days?
Assistant Librarian Information Specialist Information Adviser Information Executive Learning Resources Officer Knowledge Co-ordinator Awareness & Learning Consultant (Principle) Knowledge Officer Information Croupier Knowledge Choreographer
What are we calling our services these days? Health/Medical Library Information Service Knowledge Service Other? Perhaps we're not as good at rebranding our services as we are at rebranding ourselves?
Promoting ourselves What are Librarians made of? The resources we offer The professional skills we possess The personal qualities we possess Our training activities are the perfect combination of these three things
Promoting our services How do we currently promote ourselves and our services? Posters, flyers, displays Adverts in in-house publications Broadcasts via email or via other routes NHS Intranets, Knowledge Network Social media – Facebook, Twitter?
Promoting our services continued How do we currently promote ourselves and our services? Personal networking Study/research days, open days Health-related conferences Focus groups/user groups Others?
Training our users Who does the training in digital literacy/info skills in your organisation? Information professionals? Training units/departments in the NHS? NHS Quality Improvement staff? Other specialist (NHS) trainers? The users themselves? Others?
Activity – setting the scene We're going to look at our Library services, resources and training activities (in smaller groups) :- Our users (two groups) Ourselves as professionals (two groups) Our training (two groups) You have ten minutes to discuss in your small group – be prepared to feed back at the end!
Feedback Our users :- – What resources do they value the most? – What information skills do they use the most? – The answers to the above should point to where you can best deploy your time as a trainer
Feedback Ourselves as professionals :- – Which Library resources do you think are most valuable in providing a service? – Which information skills do you feel it's most important for the users to have ? – Are these the same as the answers to the first group?
Feedback Our training :- – Which Library resources do you offer training in the use of? – Which information skills do you train users in? – Reconciling all responses in this exercise will give you an idea of where you can be most effective as a trainer
Feedback – more questions Are we able to deliver the services our users need? Do our users need the services we actually deliver? – How do we know? Does the training we do actually help our users? – How do we know? It's therefore important to evaluate the impact of your training, if at all possible
What types of training do we offer? Synchronous (i.e. face-to-face) One-to-one (in person or by telephone) Small groups Larger groups (lectures, seminars, workshops) Asynchronous (i.e. not in real time) Via email Through online training resources Through leaflets, guides etc Much of this requires our users to come to us…
Reaching out with our training Where can we provide training beyond the usual environment? Study/research days, open days Roadshows Journal clubs Meetings of academic, professional or clinical groups Clinical or health-related conferences In clinical settings Via social media – bite-size training? These are all opportunities for 'promotion through training'
Old models for the Health Librarian Some negative archetypes of the information professional – Librarian as 'Shelf Stacker' – Librarian as 'Security Guard' – Librarian as 'Checkout Operator' None of these models require the Librarian to engage the user through training
New models for 'promotion through training'? Some ideas drawn from the retail world Librarian as 'Window Dresser' Librarian as 'Home Delivery Service' Librarian as 'Door-to-door Salesperson' Librarian as 'Store Detective' Librarian as 'Product Promoter' Librarian as 'Personal Shopper'
Librarian as 'Window Dresser'
Librarian as 'Home Delivery Service'
Librarian as 'Door-to-door Salesman'
Librarian as 'Store Detective'
Librarian as 'Product Promoter'
Librarian as 'Personal Shopper'
New models for the Health Librarian Librarian as 'Window Dresser' Librarian as 'Home Delivery Service' Librarian as 'Door-to-door Salesperson' Librarian as 'Store Detective' Librarian as 'Product Promoter' Librarian as 'Personal Shopper' All of these roles require the librarian to engage the user through training
Activity – outreach through training We are going to look at these alternative types of behaviour in offering training to users Discuss one of the approaches Consider how it might work in your organisation – What benefits might there be? – What challenges might there be? You have ten minutes to discuss in your small group – be prepared to feed back at the end!
Feedback These models were proposed to get you thinking about the training you might do You know your users best – Which of these approaches might work? – Which of them might make a difference? – Can you achieve them with your existing resources?
What next? Sharing your training successes with others – Publish! – Conference papers! – Library TeachMeet! – Each of these are their own promotion Next up – an opportunity to briefly share your thoughts with others in our Knowledge Café
Thanks for listening - any questions?
' Hello, I'm Your Personal Shopper... ' Promotion Through Training Andy Jackson Learning & Teaching Librarian University of Dundee
Health libraries at the crossroads : on course or getting lost?
The way a Knowledge Café works Topics for conversation will be provided Break into small groups – 5-6 maximum Discuss for 30-40 minutes – no note-taking required Return to large group Reflection on discussions, sharing of thoughts, insights Emphasis is on the conversation rather than on reporting back
Your Topic :- Health libraries : do you have a clear picture of where you are going? Does your Library service have an identity? What is it? Do you know where your Library belongs in your organisation? How well are you coping with the changes you are facing? What needs to happen for health libraries to move forward? What is the role of professional organisations like SHINe?
Reflection What do you want to say about what you have discussed? Is there anything which stood out? An idea, a challenge, a suggestion? What will you take with you from today?
We hope this session has been useful!
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