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Dressing for the Interview by Industry
There's no getting around it: In every job interview, you're going to be judged -- at least partially -- by how you look.
But how you should look varies depending on your industry and the job you're interviewing for. Take a look at general interview attire expectations for eight career areas:
"If you're applying for a technical position, you won't need a suit," says Carole Martin, a former Monster contributor and author of Boost Your Interview IQ. "A collared shirt and khakis or slacks would work. Same goes for women -- sweater or blouse and slacks or a skirt."
But upgrade your attire if you're interviewing for a higher-level job. "You dress in the best clothes you have," says David Perry, managing director for Ottawa, Canada-based high tech recruiting firm Perry-Martel International and author of Career Guide for the High-Tech Professional. "No exceptions."
If you're interviewing for a finance job, remember that "nothing is more precise and exact than managing money," says Pamela Holland, chief operating officer for Brody Communications in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, and coauthor of Help! Was That a Career Limiting Move? "You cannot afford to have a hair out of place. Full business professional attire is required and expected."
At an interview for a government job, "don't be flashy," Holland says. "This is a time to show you're responsible, trustworthy and honest."
But a bit of color is OK, whether you're a man or a woman, says Kathryn Troutman, author of Ten Steps to a Federal Job.
"Be conservative with jewelry, makeup and hairstyles," she says. She advises being conservative overall, but adds "the days of all white shirts for men in government need to end."
Human Resources
If you're interviewing for an HR job, "you must look professional and authoritative," Martin says. "You'll need the look that you could handle any crisis and be dependable."
Typically, a suit is the uniform for a sales interview. After all, stresses Martin, "who would want to buy from a guy in a T-shirt and jeans?"
But you might be able to go with bolder designs and colors, Holland says. "The product or service you're representing will determine how classic versus trendy/fashionable you should be," she explains.
"Here's an exception where a potential employer will understand if you have a little dirt or grease under your nails," says Holland of interviewing for an auto repair job. "You still want to look as neat as possible, but a suit is probably not necessary."
That is, unless you're interviewing at a high-end dealership, says Heidi Nelson, a personnel counselor for Car People Oregon, a Portland, Oregon, automotive staffing service for new-car dealerships. In that case, Nelson says, "I would dress up a bit more."
Image is particularly critical in the hospitality industry, says Martin. A suit is appropriate for some positions but not always a must. However, you always need to make a great first impression.
"You're representing the company, and you may be the first person seen," she says.
John Coffey worked as a factory production manager for years before becoming a career coach. His take on appropriate attire for an interview for a trades job: business casual.
"For men, this might be a nice pair of Dockers and a buttoned shirt, along with well-kept and polished shoes," says Coffey, career success officer for Winning Careers in Woodbury, Minnesota. "The same goes for women -- nice slacks and a professional business top. I think a suit or sports jacket for this type of work is overkill."
Of course, one industry's excess is another industry's underdressed. So don't be afraid to ask, because no matter what, "your packaging counts," says Holland.
That packaging includes the little things. "The details matter," says Mary Lou Andre, president of Needham, Massachusetts-based Organization by Design and author of Ready to Wear: An Expert's Guide to Choosing and Using Your Wardrobe. For example, shoes "should be in excellent condition, as should totes and outerwear."
"You really never do get a second chance to make a good first impression," Andre stresses. "By investing some time and money in creating a suitable interview wardrobe, you will invite others to easily invest back in you."
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"...given the low cost of drilling resulting from the excellent project infrastructure and our integrated equipment and drill teams, this modest financing will generate a significant amount of work on the ground."
Almadex Minerals Limited ("Almadex" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: AMZ)(OTCQB: AXDDF) is pleased to announce that the Company has increased the size of its previously announced proposed non-brokered private placement financing (the "Offering") to up to approximately 2,600,000 units (the "Units") to raise up to approximately $3,500,000 at a price of $1.35 per Unit.
I mean, does "Loss Of Major Land Concession Due To Illegal Permit" count as material? Yathink?
They be farked.
Gold goes up, your stock goes up, you think you're clever. So remember...
1) XYZ.v announces a shares for debt arrangement with directors and parties owed (etc)2) XYZ.v announces a 10-for-1 share consolidation3) XYZ.v changes its name to ABC.v to better reflect the (etc)4) ABC.v announces a non-brokered private placement (share plus full warrant)5) ABC.v appears in a paid-for promotion newsletter campaign6) "Hey, Otto! I think you should have a look at ABC.v! I've heard they've found some exciting rocks on its Orignale Bouffe property and there's a real buzz about..."
First Arata liquidates a bunch of equities, now this (supplied by reader "L"):
TORONTO, Feb. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - New Gold Inc. ("New Gold") (TSX:NGD) (NYSE MKT: NGD) today announces that the company has entered into a binding letter agreement with Goldcorp Inc. ("Goldcorp") to sell the company's gold stream on the El Morro project to Goldcorp for $65 million cash (the "Transaction"). The Transaction will provide New Gold with additional liquidity as the company advances the construction of its Rainy River project, which (continues here)
"Listen, lad. I've built this kingdom up from nothing. When I started here, all there was was swamp. All the kings said I was daft to build a castle in a swamp, but I built it all the same, just to show 'em. It sank into the swamp. So, I built a second one. That sank into the swamp. So I built a third one. That burned down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. An' that's what your gonna get, lad -- the strongest castle in these islands."
Argentina: The Federal Mining Agreement in the spotlightLast week, much to the dismay of the Macri government and the secretary of mining Daniel Meilan in charge of the initiative, a draft copy of the Federal Mining Agreement (FMA) was leaked and published on Argentina's trade paper site, Mining Press (15). That link will take you to a PDF of the whole thing (stamped confidential on each of its 18 pages) so peruse it at you own leisure. What I can tell you after reading the draft a couple of times is that the document is a poor sort of agreement in real terms. What they've clearly tried to do is get an agreement to which even the most reactionary and traditionally anti-mining provinces of Argentina such as Mendoza, Rio Negro, Tierra del Fuego and Chubut can agree to. Which is fine, as above all the national government wants a piece of paper signed by all 23 provinces of the country which they can then show to the world (the plan is to have it signed before PDAC and show it there) and say, "Hey everybody! Argentina is now one big flat level playing field! We all agree on mining!".Which is, of course, bullshit. The lax wording of the document may indeed allow places like Chubut to sign on (though it's still not a certainty), but when they try the next stage of taking this Federal Mining Agreement (FMA) to the national Congress and designing laws that will govern mining over the whole country, the reaction of any province that doesn't like any of the clauses the nation tries to shove down its throat will be predictable and obvious, "We didn't agree to that!", and the whole FMA is shown to be the worthless document that it is. Style over substance, it's the Argentine way.
VANCOUVER, Feb. 6, 2017 /CNW/ - Tinka Resources Limited ("Tinka" or the "Company") (TSXV: TK) (OTCPK: TKRFF) confirms, at the request of IIROC, that the Company's management is unaware of any material change in the Company's operations that would account for the recent increase in market activity.
VANCOUVER, Feb. 6, 2017 /CNW/ - Tinka Resources Limited ("Tinka" or the "Company") (TSXV: TK) (OTCPK: TKRFF) confirms, at the request of IIROC, that although we are totally aware Jim Dines recommended our stock to his subscriber's list this weekend and the 20%+ share price pop on 2m+ trade volume is totally due to all his followers piling on at the same time the way sheep always do, we need to run this typical stupid freakin' game of ignorant with the market authorities the way all companies do when this happens to their stock and play dumb in order to keep our lawyers, their lawyers and all the monkeys in suits at the BCSC happy therefore the Company's management is unaware of any material change in the Company's operations that would account for the recent increase in market activity.
An extract from IKN403, out last night.
Mexico, Canada, NAFTA, love and mining
President Trump had already rescinded TPP in The USA, last week (among many other issues that are keeping the news channels full of conversation material) as expected he turned his attention to NAFTA, the agreement covering Canada, The USA and Mexico, and said he wants to re-negotiate it as soon as possible (and wants to add an F for "Fair" to the acronym to, bless him). On the back of Trump's new plans, Canada was very quick to tell Mexico that it wasn't going to be double-teaming with them against the new US position and that it would be looking out for number one (13):
Canada will focus on preserving its U.S. trade ties during talks to renegotiate NAFTA and may not be able to help Mexico avoid being targeted by the Trump administration, Canadian government sources say.
"We love our Mexican friends. But our national interests come first and the friendship comes second," a source said on the sidelines of a cabinet retreat in Calgary, Alberta.
"The two are not mutually exclusive," the source added.
Which sounds great, but it's not as if Mexico is entirely toothless in any newly negotiated NAFTA (or NAFFTA) and as this op-ed in Mexico's El Universo points out (14), such re-negotiation may open a veritable can of worms for the Canadian mining industry in Mexico. Here's a translation of an excerpt from the article:
"Even if the objective of NAFTA was to create one of the largest free trade zones in the world and establish a base for strong economic growth and prosperity for Canada, The USA and Mexico, the reality is that this prosperity has only been for a select few. It's clear that the bonanza and benefits of the mining industry have not been for communities and towns where the mines are located and that the extractive economic model has created different forms of wealth gaps and increased social conflicts even more, in an atmosphere that was already complicated.
"Due to this, it is imperative to retract the preferential deals offered to the mining industry (by Mexico) and foment new and alternative economic activities."
"In Mexico, we also love our Canadian friends, but we reject the poor practices of its mining companies. Our national interests are first and friendship comes after."
Be careful what you wish for up there, people.
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I'm not the greatest fan of the game, but that was absolutely all-time off-scale epic.
Hi Otto,
It is actually much worse about how these book sellers can get their ratings. You can even manipulate the NY Times. I won't tell you the name of the book but my sister in law is a NY Times Best selling author.
This happened about 2 years ago but her publisher told her to buy 5000 copies of her book on a slow day picked out in advance. Presto, she had a best seller and top ten book. She sold the books later herself while on a lecture tour so in the long run, it didn't cost her a thing. It was a good book and may have gotten on the NY Times list anyway but her publisher told her it was quite a common thing to do to generate some sales and push you on to their list.
I have often wondered if this is how Marin Katusa or Doug Casey get their best seller status. All you need to do is get on the NY Times list for one day to get bragging rights forever.
Keep up the fight, P
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The B-SX8 (B-SX8T) wide web printers from Toshiba with RFID functionality and powerful networking deliver outstanding performance for a wide variety of environments and applications. These innovative industrial printers offer advanced features including extremely fast processing, large internal memory, web printer controls, outstanding SNMP networking tools and RFID options.
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The ribbon save function conserves the ribbon when it is not required, reducing costs, the amount of down-time and allowing optimal performance for RFID encoding work. For future proofing, the B-SX8 printers are compatible with legacy systems, Toshiba or non-Toshiba. Software and supplies are compatible with the B-682, B-882, B-672 and B-872 printers.
The BCI (Basic Command Interpreter) can communicate with external devices allowing the easy integration of other technology systems. The B-SX8 comes with a free Central Network Management Suite that allows the user to manage all the Toshiba printers attached to the network through their IP address. All of Toshiba's new generation of thermal printers for the industrial environment are RFID ready.
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September 25, 2012
Ellen Graves leads newly naturalized citizens in the Pledge of Allegiance Saturday, Sept. 22 at Lake Anne.
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Viewpoints: Immigrants' Experiences on Becoming Americans
On Sept. 22 at the Multicultural Festival on Lake Anne Plaza in Reston, 25 people participated in a naturalization ceremony that made them American citizens.
Lake Anne Hosts Annual Multicultural Festival
Event features day of international culture, food.
Saturday, Sept. 22 marked the first time Jesse Ekland and Alicia Morales attended the Reston Multicultural Festival as a couple, but they used it to celebrate their anniversary anyway. That's because it served as a catalyst for their relationship.
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Simms Downunder Merino Zip top
The Mid Zip Top regulates body temps across high-altitude ups and downs
Packing for a week's mission into Wilderness calls for exactitude. Warmth is king. Whiskey packs more bang than beer. And odor-free is the best gift you can give to your tenting accomplices. Stick to the essentials this season with the ingenious warmth-to-weight performance of Simms' Downunder Merino layering system.
The Mid Zip Top regulates body temps across high-altitude ups and downs, while flat seam construction combined with flatlock stitching delivers natural stretch and comfort for a full range of fishing motions.
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There are so many things you can do today that you couldn't even do a year ago. One of those things is watch a volcano erupting, live, right now, in Alaska. The Alaska Volcano Observatory – Augustine Volcano Watch hosts two web cams and a blog reporting on the activity of the erupting volcano.
59°21'48″N 153°26'W , Summit Elevation 4134 ft (1260 m)
Current Level of Concern Color Code: ORANGE
Low-level eruptive activity continues at Augustine Volcano. During the past week, the overall level of seismicity has increased. There have been periods of prolonged volcanic tremor and an increase in the frequency of small volcano-tectonic earthquakes. Block-and-ash-flows, rock avalanches and rockfall originating from the summit lava dome continue to be recorded by the seismic network, particularly at the east flank station.
Yesterday, the summit was steaming more vigorously than we have observed for 3-4 weeks. A brownish-orange steam and gas plume was observed emanating from the top of the summit lava dome. Fumaroles on the south and west side of the dome were the source of the most vigorous steaming. Areas of bare ground on the upper west and south flanks have substantially enlarged since the March 1.The greatest amounts of steaming from these bare areas is on the upper northwest flank.
Updates to the blog are daily when there is high activity, and weekly when things slow down. There are charts and scientific information and research about the activity of the volcano and the scientists studying it also available.
We've been following the volcanic activity for several months now, fascinated with the option to watch the volcano in action as well as to read and learn about what is going on around it. The web cams are fascinating, as are the historical videos of activity on the volcano. The live web cams can be frustrating though, as the nights are long in Alaska right now, so catching the volcano during the few hours of daylight makes it challenging.
The blog also offers information on nearby volcanoes and flight information in case air routes must be changed due to changes in the wind direction and ash clouds.
For the most part, these volcano watch blogs are technical and scientific blogs, rather than emotional ones, reporting on the statistics and day-to-day monitoring activities. But occasionally, you find a little thrill peaking through.
Friday, February 3, 2006 4:50 PM AKST
…Poor visibility prevented clear observation of the volcano by AVO observers in a fixed wing aircraft this afternoon. They reported that a plume emerged from the cloud tops and reached no higher than 6,000 feet above sea level. It was comprised mainly of condensed steam, with more ash-rich clouds being produced occasionally from a source slightly farther down the northern flank. The ash-rich clouds likely resulted from pyroclastic flows. Sea ice off the western shore of Augustine Island had ash deposited on it.
An AVO field crew flew in a helicopter to Augustine today. They added batteries to the station at Mound and cleaned ash from the web camera's lens and housing. They also finished the installation of a new seismic station. The seismic station is located on the lower flanks of the volcano in the southeast quadrant of the island.
Further explosive activity producing ash clouds to altitudes over 25,000 feet may still occur with little or no warning. AVO is monitoring the situation closely and the observatory is staffed 24/7.
It's not a Ludlum novel, but the thought of these courageous crew members flying into the highly volatile volcano area to fix the cameras so the researchers and world can keep watching, aware that the mountain had just erupted a few days before and could go again any moment, well, for me, that's the real drama. Having grown up surrounded by volcanoes, and knowing the deadly threat they can pose, I was on the edge of my seat.
In today's world of technology, we can a volcano in action, changing the shape of the planet, from the comfort of our safe home, thousands of miles away. Amazing.
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Flights to Ethiopia with Qatar Airways
Massive fertile land, jungles, various rivers and mountain ranges as well as a deep sense of culture and history combine together to make Ethiopia a true haven for travellers looking for a full-rounded travel experience.
Travel to Ethiopia with Qatar Airways and discover for yourself an ancient land rich in natural and cultural wonders.
Ethiopia presents various attractions for all types of visitors. Colourful mosaics decorate religious buildings and make for amazing photo opportunities for those looking for an aesthetic experience.
Foodies will also find exciting –and often spicy- tastes in Ethiopia's staple dishes like Injera, a spongy type of bread prepared from indigenous grain and typically served with a variety of side stews that are chicken, beef, or vegetables-based.
The Ethiopian landscape swerves between huge canyons and towering peaks, making this vast land a true destination for outdoors tourism. The Danakil Depression for instance plummets to over 120 metres below sea level, while the Ras Dejen peak rises to almost 5000 metres above.
Ethiopia is also famous for its four branches of the Blue Nile, which converge at the spectacular Blue Nile Falls, close to Tana Lake and the town of Bahir Dar.
Great civilisations of the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa have all had their beginning in Ethiopia.The country is home to historic sites such as the monoliths, obelisks and stelae at Axum, the country's most ancient town. There are also medieval fortified palaces at Gondar, and Harar is a perfect example of an ancient mud-brick walled town.
In Addis Ababa you can visit the Ethiopian National Museum, whose most famous resident is 'Lucy', a skeleton of the earliest humanoid ever found. Lucy is over three million years old, and is believed to be modern man's early ancestor. There are also plenty of other exhibits here about many different aspects of Ethiopian culture and history, all of which are waiting to be discovered when you fly to Ethiopia with Qatar Airways.


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As history tells, the first recorded exploration of the south coast of Western Australia was by Dutch explorers aboard their ship named Gulden Zeepaard, meaning Golden Seahorse.
When we were given the brief to design a logo for the new West Cape Howe range of wines, we set out to create an image with a style that was reminiscent of the maritime era.
The twin seahorse icon was created to represent the partnership between wine and the West Cape Howe region with the world globe nestled between the two, again symbolic of the explorers' endeavours. The seahorses are finished in a gold patina to enhance the maritime weathered feel and also create a sense of longevity. Our goal was to create an image with classic style that would maintain its appeal in future years. I guess you could say a good brand should withstand the aging process like the wine!
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Checking in on… the Atlantic 10Posted by rtmsf on December 16th, 2009
Standings (12/15/2009)
- Rhode Island (8-1)
- Charlotte (8-1)
- Temple (8-2)
- Richmond (7-2)
- Dayton (7-2)
- George Washington (7-2)
- Xavier (6-3)
- Duquesne (7-3)
- La Salle (6-3)
- St. Louis (6-3)
- St. Bonaventure (6-3)
- Massachusetts (5-5)
- Saint Joseph's (3-6)
- Fordham (2-6)
Taking Stock
Common Opponent Analysis: Providence. Both Rhode Island and George Washington hosted the Providence Friars within a 4 day period. How did the Rams and Colonials match up against a common opponent under similar circumstances? Rhode Island won a 3-point decision (86-83), while George Washington lost by a whopping 27 points (110-83). As the table shows, both teams played about 78 possessions (lower than they usually play — Pomeroy shows about 80 possessions per game), and have work to do on their respective defenses. And both teams are close on offense, garnering over 1.0 points per possession while converting their own field goal attempts in the low-mid 40s (eFG% — 44.0% for the Rams and 43.2% for the Colonials). Providence, a perimeter-oriented team under Coach Keno Davis, allowed both A10 opponents to rebound a high percentage of their own misses (47.1% and 51.1% to URI and GWU respectively), but The Rams' frontcourt experience showed in their defensive rebounding numbers, holding the Friars to less than 30% of their misses (29.7%), even as GWU yielded 34% of the defensive rebounds, more typical of D1 basketball teams. The Friars took over twice as many 3s against George Washington as they did against Rhode Island, suggesting the Rams did a better job of defending the perimeter than the Colonials. Providence converted their 3s at a 55.2% clip, largely the reason for the Colonials' disappointing 64.6% eFG% on defense. The Rams forced turnovers, somewhat unexpected against a perimeter-oriented team like PC, while the Colonials put the Friars on the line about once for every two field goal attempts, again unusual for a perimeter-oriented team. Conclusion: Rhode Island looks like they may be close to ready for conference play, while George Washington may need more work.
Looking Back. Wednesday the 9th was not a pleasant one for three of the A10's teams. George Washington hosted Providence, but dropped a 13-point decision against one of the Big East's weaker sisters. Saint Joseph's pushed #3 Villanova to the last 90 seconds of play before bowing by eight, and Duquesne went to Morgantown to face the Mountaineers and came out on the (very) short side of a 68-39 score. Housing the 'Eers may have been a reach, but a 29-point drubbing?
Big Wins. Sunday the 13th however could not have been better for Temple, Xavier and Rhode Island, all of whom scored big wins over BCS rivals. Temple led off with a 71-61 win over Big 5 rival (and #3 ranked) Villanova. Argentine guard Juan Fernandez scored a career high 33 points on 11-15 (7-9 3FG, 4-6 2FG) and 4-4 FT shooting. Senior guard Ryan Brooks, who scored 20 points, can graduate knowing he beat the Wildcats once during his time on North Broad. Forward Lavoy Allen grabbed 17 rebounds, one short of his career best. Meanwhile down in Cincy, Xavier beat (#19 ranked) Cincinnati 83-79 in the 77th meeting of their Crosstown Shootout. It took the X-men 2 overtime periods to put down the Bearcats, as sophomore guard Terrell Holloway scored a career-high 26 points (and dished 4 assists) in 42 minutes of play. Holloway struggled with his 3 point shot, going 1-5 from beyond the arc, but he more than made up for it, going 6-8 on twos, and a perfect 11-11 from the free throw line. Sophomore transfer Jordan Crawford chipped in 16 points, the team's 2nd highest total, on 5-16 (1-6 3FG, 4-10 2FG) and 5-6 FT shooting. Red-shirt freshman guard Mark Lyons chipped in 11 points. Senior forward/center Jason Love hauled in a career-high 19 (3 off) rebounds in 41 minutes of play, especially impressive given Cincinnati's sizable frontline. Love had more than twice as many rebounds as the highest Bearcat rebounder, (guard) Deonta Vaughn, who had 9 rebounds. Rhode Island knocked off regional rival (and ACC member) Boston College 80-69 in the nightcap on a nearly perfect day. The Rams and Eagles sparred for the first five or so minutes, before Stevie Mejia gave Rhode Island the lead for good at the 14-minute mark of the 1st half. The Rams took an 8-point lead into the half, but BC managed to close the gap to four points at the 9:25 mark of the 2nd half until the Rams pushed it back out to ten over the next five possessions, and worked with a 10-point cushion for much of the balance of the half. Senior guard Keith Cothran led the Rams with 19 points, but four others, including seniors Delray Jones (forward), Lamonte Ulmer (forward), along with sophomore Orion Outerbridge (forward) and freshman Akeem Richmond (guard) all chipped in double-digit points. Cothran has led the Rams in scoring in six of their nine games this season. Akeem Richmond has scored double-digit points in six of his nine games as well, as the freshman is averaging 8.8 points this season. Only Fordham, with their 73-56 loss to St. John's of the Big East, lost on Sunday.
Team Capsules
Charlotte. The 49ers munched on cupcakes this past week, hammering Winston-Salem 94-52 on Tuesday (12/8) and then Gardner-Webb 95-66 on Saturday (12/12). Charlotte will meet Winthrop on Sunday (12/20) before getting down to business with Old Dominion on Wednesday (12/23).
Dayton. After taking down George Mason 56-55 on the road last Tuesday (12/8), followed by Old Dominion 58-50 on Friday (12/11), Dayton will reward itself with a few sweets before Christmas, hosting the Blue Hose of Presbyterian on Saturday (12/19) before taking on Appalachian State on Tuesday (12/22).
Duquesne. Hammered by West Virginia 68-39 on the road last Wednesday (12/9), the Dukes returned home to take their revenge against Robert Morris 59-54 on Saturday (12/12). Scoring without the injured Melquan Bolding, set to return at the end of the month, has fallen largely to a triumvirate of two juniors (forwards Bill Clark and Damian Saunders) and a sophomore (BJ Monteiro). These three take between 29% (Saunders) and 23% (Clark) of the shots when they are on the floor. Rotation player Sean Johnson aside, nobody else takes more than 15% (role player-level involvement) of the shots, surprising given that senior guard Jason Duty was an outside force last season, taking 133 three-point attempts last season, and hitting 41.4% of them. Duty's reduced involvement has made Clark the principal outside threat, the junior taking about 58% of his shots from beyond the arc. Unfortunately Clark, at a 31% rate, is converting at a rate only 6% higher than the entire squad (and Duty). For a team that takes 38.6% of its field goal attempts from the 3-point line, a 26% conversion rate is a killer. If the squad has become a bit shot-challenged, the spate of turnovers, if uncorrected, will severely limit the team's prospects come conference play. The Dukes lost a devastating 37% of their possessions in the West Virginia game, further crippling their offense. They also lost 25% or more of their possessions in the Robert Morris and Savannah State games, making those scores closer than their shooting might have suggested. The short, guard-oriented squad has trouble with defensive rebounding, allowing opponents to grab nearly 37% of their misses and ranks the Dukes at #284 among D1's 344 teams. Only junior forward Damian Saunders is ranked in Pomeroy's top 150 for rebounding. Duquesne will host Canisius on Wednesday (12/16), travel to Indianapolis to take on the IUPUI Jaguars on Saturday (12/19) and return home to play St. Francis, PA, the following Tuesday (12/22) before the holiday break. The Dukes will then return to action on the 30th when they travel to Norfolk, VA, to play Old Dominion.
Fordham. The Rams dropped a 17-point decision to crosstown rival St. John's. Freshman forward Chris Gaston again paced Fordham, scoring 32 points on a 12-19 (1-2 3FG, 11-17 2FG) and 7-11 FT shooting night. St. John's was also Gaston's 7th double-double in Fordham's 8-game season. Fordham faces #9 Villanova at the Izod Center in the New Jersey Meadowlands on Saturday (12/19), and then travel to James Madison for a game on Wednesday (12/23). After the holiday break the Rams will return to action against Kennesaw State in Georgia on 12/29.
George Washington. The Colonials beat the Tigers of Towson by four, 73-69, last Saturday (12/12), with senior forward Damian Hollis again pacing the team. Hollis posted 13 points and shared rebounding honors with sophomore wing Aaron Ware. Hollis has led the scoring for his team four times this season. GWU will travel to Greenville, NC, to play the Pirates of East Carolina on Tuesday (12/22), then take off for the holidays before heading up to Worcester, MA, to take on the Crusaders of Holy Cross on 12/28.
La Salle. La Salle took to the road Wednesday and beat the Broncs of Rider 69-60, then travelled to Lawrence, Kansas, where they dropped a 90-65 stinker to KU on Saturday. The Explorers will face the Bison of Bucknell on Saturday, then travel to Oklahoma City to face the Oklahoma State on Monday (12/21). After the holidays, the Explorers will host the Big Red of Cornell on the 29th.
Massachusetts. After getting bombed by Seton Hall on Pearl Harbor Day, Coach Derek Kellogg's Minutemen bounced back with a win over Grambling State at home on Friday. It was a career night for freshman Terrell Vinson, as the forward scored a career high 20 points and logged his first career double-double at Massachusetts. The Minutemen will sojourn in Boston as they face-off with Memphis at the Boston Garden on Saturday night (12/19) and then cross town to take on Boston College at the Conte Center the following Wednesday (12/23). UMass stays on the road after the holidays, going South to Davidson, NC, to take on the struggling Wildcats on the 30th.
Rhode Island. Coach Jimmy Baron's squad just scraped by Northeastern by three on Thursday (12/10), then housed Boston College by eleven. Senior guard Keith Cothran paced the team twice, posting 19 points in each. Cothran has been the point leader in six of the Rams' nine games this season. Nineteen seems to be Cothran's favorite number — he has posted that number four times so far this year. Rhode Island hosts Fairfield on Sunday (12/20), then takes off for the holiday, returning to action versus Drexel on the 29th.
Richmond. The Spiders lost to cross-town rival Virginia Commonwealth 65-57 on Saturday (12/12). Kevin Anderson and David Gonzalvez scored 19 and 18 respectively, but VCU shut down the Spiders over the last 6:38, allowing only three field goals over that span. Two of the three FGs were complements of Kevin Anderson and David Gonzalez. Justin Harper's layup at 0:45 closed out the Spiders' scoring and brought them to within three points, but possession fouls, which brought made free throws, pushed the margin back out to eight. The Spiders take to the road this week, first to Columbia, SC, to take on the Gamecocks of South Carolina Wednesday night (12/16), and then to Sunrise, FL. for an Orange Bowl Classic clash with the Florida Gators on Saturday (12/19). Richmond squeezes one more game in before the holidays when they take on UNC – Greensboro. After the holiday break, the Spiders return to action against another North Carolina school, this time North Carolina – Wilmington, on the 28th.
Saint Joseph's. Coach Phil Martelli's squad played a great game, taking Villanova to edge Wednesday night (12/09) at the Palestra, as they proved that tradition and rivalry can counter athleticism. The game was played for nearly 80 possessions, fast for Division 1, where the "typical" game is about 68-69 possessions. The Hawks' freshmen guards, Carl Jones and Justin Crosgile give Saint Joseph's fans something to cheer about as each logged double-digit points in the loss. Fouled by Scottie Reynolds with two minutes left, Carl Jones stepped to the free throw line and hit all three of his attempts. Ninety seconds later he picked Corey Fisher's pocket and set up Chris Prescott for a 3 pointer which cut Saint Joseph's deficit to seven. With 17 seconds left Justin Crosgile hit three free throw attempts to reduce the game to two possessions again, but the Hawks could get no closer. The Hawks flew to Minneapolis, MN, where they lost another game, this time to the Gophers of Minnesota, 97-74. Senior guards Darrin Goven and Garrett Williamson each posted 15 points to pace the team. Junior center Todd O'Brien snagged six rebounds. The Joe's losing streak stands at six, but a game with Lehigh on Sunday (12/20) should do the trick. After the holidays, Saint Joseph's will travel to Albany, NY, where they will play Siena on Tuesday the 29th.
St. Bonaventure. The Bonnies finished off their exhibition allotment by doing what Syracuse could not — beating the LeMoyne Dolphins by 11 in Olean, NY. St. Bonaventure then hosted Savannah State and abused them 79-47 on Saturday (12/12). The Bonnies will travel to the Carrier Dome and face #5 Syracuse on Saturday (12/19), then off to Buffalo, NY, to face Niagara on Tuesday (12/22). After the holidays, the Bonnies close out their Little Three round robin when they host Canisius on the 30th.
St. Louis. Coach Rick Majerus' Billikens closed out their exhibition season with a win over Rockhurst University 66-53. St. Louis will then run through three opponents in the fortnight before Christmas, taking Belmont on Wednesday night (12/16), Missouri State on Saturday (12/19) and University of Missouri – Kansas City on Tuesday (12/22). The Billikens will then break for the holidays, returning to action against Eastern Illinois on the 29th.
Temple. The Owls beat #3 Villanova by a solid 10 points, 75-65, on Sunday (12/13) at the Liacouras Center. Down by 14 with 4:30 left in the 1st half, Temple launched a torrid 20-4 run over the next seven minutes that overtook Villanova. The Owls never looked back, closing out the game with a 36-29 run. Juan Fernandez and Lavoy Allen paced the team with 33 points and 17 rebounds respectively. Temple will take on Seton Hall on Saturday (12/19) and then break for the holidays, going back into action against Bowling Green on the 28th.
Xavier. Two technicals, a Brian Kelly chant and an intentional foul that bounced the #9 national recruit on the hardwood and brought both benches to mid-court for a full-squad confrontation. And that was just the first half. Yes, the 2010 edition of the Crosstown Shootout had it's highs (three career highs, actually) and lows (47 fouls, 2 "T"s). And after 50 minutes of full-out play, a winner by the slightest — four-point — margin. Bragging rights to the Queen City belong to the X-men this season, as they downed #19 Cincinnati 83-79 before 10,000+ fans at the Cintas Center. Terrell Holloway scored a career-high 26 points on 7-13 (1-5 3FG, 6-8 2FG) and 11-11 FT shooting. Senior Jason Love matched his career-high for rebounds, 19 (3 off), and scored the Musketeers' last five points to seal the win. This is the 3rd straight Crosstown Shootout win for Xavier, the first for rookie head coach Chris Mack. The Musketeers travel to Indianapolis, IN, to take on #17 Butler on Saturday (12/19), return home for a tilt with Miami (OH) and then break for the holidays. They swing back into action as they host LSU on the 29th.
Games to Catch
- Richmond at South Carolina, Wednesday 12/16 — The game features a matchup of guards, as the Spiders' Kevin Anderson and David Gonzalvez will go up against the Gamecocks' experienced backcourt duo, Devan Downey and Brandis Raley-Ross. South Carolina will be in the SEC hunt, with a good chance to bring home an NCAA bid come March.
- Xavier at #17 Butler, Saturday 12/19 — The Bulldogs have replaced Gonzaga as the mid-major darling of the mainstream media. Terrell Holloway, Mark Lyons and Jordan Crawford will check out another 3-guard offense when they go into action against Shelvin Mack, Willie Veasley and Ronald Nored (with Zach Hahn and Shawn Vanzant off the bench). Jason Love and Kenny Frease will have a good chance to dominate inside.
- Richmond vs #13 Florida, Saturday 12/19 — If Anderson and Gonzalvez get a workout with South Carolina, expect the Spider front court of Justin Harper, Dan Geriot and Ryan Butler (and Josh Duinker and Francis-Cedric Martel) to get a workout when they go up against Vernon Macklin, Alex Tyus and Chandler Parsons of the Gators. No rest for Anderson and Gonzalvez as they match up against highly recruited freshman Kenny Boyton and sophomore guard Erving Walker. Should be a good test for the Spiders.
- La Salle at Oklahoma State, Monday 12/21 — Guards Rodney Green, Kimani Barrett and Ruben Guillandeaux will match up with Coach Travis Ford's stable of guards — James Anderson, Keiton Page, Obi Muonelo and Ray Penn. Aric Murray and Yves Mbala (and Jerrell Williams) will have their hands full with Matt Pilgrim and Marshall Moses (and Roger Franklin).


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New York, NY (June 15, 2012) – Fashion's newest stars have been revealed for the 10th Anniversary season of Lifetime's Emmy® Award nominated series, Project Runway, with 16 new designers set to compete on the hit program beginning Thursday, July 19, at 9pm ET/PT. The new designers will face off in front a LIVE audience in New York's famed Times Square in their first elimination challenge tonight, Friday, June 15, at 8pm. They will have to impress thousands of fashionistas and fans in attendance, as well as Heidi Klum, Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, who will be joined by guest judges actress Lauren Graham and costumer, designer and stylist Patricia Field. Field served as the very first guest judge on Project Runway's series premiere and returns to the judging panel in celebrating the 10th season milestone. With the help of mentor Tim Gunn, these designers will have more pressure than ever to prove they have what it takes to be the last designer on the catwalk.
Fans can join the conversation by following the official Project Runway accounts on Twitter, Viddy, Piictu and Instagram and participating in the program's #MakeItWork campaign.
The Project Runway, Season Ten designers are:
- Alicia Hardesty, 27 – Hometown: Brandenburg, KY; Resides in: Los Angeles, CA
- Andrea Katz, 58 – Hometown: Oceanside, NY; Resides in: New York, NY
- Beatrice Guapo, 29 – Hometown: Orange County, CA; Resides in: Marina del Rey, CA
- Buffi Jashanmal, 32 – Hometown: London, England/Dubai UAE; Resides in: New York, NY
- Christopher Palu, 24 – Hometown: Brooklyn, NY; Resides in: Massapequa, NY
- Dmitry Sholokhov, 33 – Hometown: Novopolotsk, Belarus; Resides in: New York, NY
- Elena Slivnyak, 28 – Hometown: Kiev, Ukraine; Resides in: Daly City, CA
- Fabio Costa, 29 – Hometown: Belo Horizonte, Brazil; Resides in: Brooklyn, NY
- Gunnar Deatherage, 22 – Hometown: LaGrange, Kentucky; Resides in: Louisville, KY
- Kooan Kosuke, 30 – Hometown: Himeji-shi, Japan; Resides in: Queens, NY
- Lantie Foster, 48 – Hometown: Sacramento, CA; Resides in: New York, NY
- Melissa Fleis, 31 – Hometown: Rogers City, MI; Resides in: San Francisco, CA
- Nathan McDonald, 33 – Hometown: Zanesville, OH; Resides in: New York, NY
- Raul Osorio, 27 – Hometown: Canoga Park, CA/Honduras; Resides in: Minneapolis, MN
- Sonjia Williams, 27– Hometown: Boston, MA; Resides in: Woodside, NY
- Ven Budhu, 28 – Hometown: Berbice, Guyana; Resides in: Kew Gardens, NY
- As part of the winner's prize package, this season's victorious designer will receive $100,000 from L'Oréal Paris to start his/her own line, a fashion spread in Marie Claire magazine, a 2013 Lexus GS 350, a $50,000 technology suite by HP and Intel to create his/her own vision and run his/her business and the opportunity to design and sell an exclusive collection at Lord & Taylor. Lord & Taylor is the exclusive retail sponsor for Project Runway's 10th season and has merchandised the accessory wall with its well-edited assortment of product. The retailer will also host an exciting challenge episode that will come to life for consumers on Fashion's Night Out in the store's Fifth Avenue flagship. The model paired with the winner of Project Runwaywill also appear in the designer's editorial feature in Marie Claire and receive $25,000 from L'Oréal Paris EverStyle.
Hosted by supermodel and fashion maven Heidi Klum, the hit series Project Runway provides budding designers with an opportunity to launch their careers in fashion, under the watchful eyes of mentor and Liz Claiborne Chief Creative Officer Tim Gunn and judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia . Project Runway was 2011's number one rated and most watched competitive reality program on ad-supported cable among Women.
Project Runway is produced by The Weinstein Company, Miramax Films, Bunim-Murray Productions and Full Picture. Executive producers include Bob and Harvey Weinstein (Co-Chairmen of The Weinstein Company), Meryl Poster of The Weinstein Company, Jonathan Murray, Sara Rea and Colleen Sands of Bunim/Murray Productions, Heidi Klum, and Jane Cha Cutler and Desiree Gruber of Full Picture. Barbara Schneeweiss oversees the production on behalf of The Weinstein Company. Rob Sharenow, Gena McCarthy and David Hillman of Lifetime also executive produce.
The Weinstein Company (TWC) is a multimedia production and distribution company launched in October 2005 by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, the brothers who founded Miramax Films in 1979. TWC also encompasses Dimension Films, the genre label founded in 1993 by Bob Weinstein, which has released such popular franchises as Scream, Spy Kids and Scary Movie. Together TWC and Dimension Films have released a broad range of mainstream, genre and specialty films that have been commercial and critical successes. TWC releases took home eight 2012 Academy Awards®, the most wins in the studio's history. The tally included Best Picture for Michel Hazanavicius's The Artist and Best Documentary Feature for TJ Martin and Dan Lindsay's Undefeated. The Artist brought TWC its second consecutive Best Picture statuette following the 2011 win for Tom Hooper's The King's Speech.
TWC is also active in television production, led by former Miramax Films President of Production and current President of Television Meryl Poster, with credits including the Emmy® nominated and Peabody Award winning reality series Project Runway, spin-off series Project Runway All Stars and Project Accessory, the VH1 reality series Mob Wives, spin-off series Mob Wives Chicago and the critically acclaimed HBO comedy/crime series The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency which also received a Peabody Award. The company is currently in pre-production on the martial-arts epic Marco Polo for Starz as well as production on the Mob Wives spin off series starring Big Ang, the breakout hit 'mob wife' character. TWC has 17 other shows in active development, including The Nanny Diaries, being adapted for ABC by Amy Sherman Palladino (Bunheads, Gilmore Girls).
Lifetime Television is committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming, and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families. The network posted major growth in viewership among the key demographics in First Quarter 2012 versus First Quarter 2011, including a 9% jump in Adults 25-54, +12% with Women 25-54, +14% with Adults 18-49 and +18% with Women 18-49. In addition, the quarter marks the first time Lifetime has posted First Quarter year-on-year growth for Adults 25-54, Women 25-54 and Women 18-49 in seven years. Lifetime Television®, LMN®, Lifetime Real Women® and Lifetime Digital™ are part of Lifetime Entertainment Services, LLC, a subsidiary of A+E Networks. A+E Networks is a joint venture of the Disney-ABC Television Group, Hearst Corporation and NBC Universal.


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Chris Clark played 18 games this season. In his 17th game – on November 28th – he hit some bad ice (although on the Verizon Center surface this year, "some" applies more to the patches of good ice one might have found), injured his groin, and saw his season go up in a spray of snow (he played one more game – nine minutes on January 13th that saw him leave the ice for the last time this season after one shift in the third period of a 6-4 loss to Philadelphia).
It was a waste on a lot of levels. His abbreviated ten-game splits (ok, one split and part of another) suggest he was on his way to a season that would have constituted a step back from his previous two seasons, each of which saw him set personal career highs in goals scored. But the statistics are a bit misleading...
In Clark's first seven games, he failed to register a single point and was minus-2. This might have been a function of his playing mostly third-line minutes with a struggling Matt Pettinger or a defense-oriented Boyd Gordon. While such a line looked as if it could provide some offensive punch – on paper – at the start of the year, it was not getting the hoped-for results.
On October 24th, Clark was returned to the top line, where he set those personal highs the previous two years. He responded immediately, with two goals on three shots in a 5-3 win against Tampa Bay. That set off a 10-game stretch in which Clark went 5-3-8, +2. He was looking like the Clark of the previous two seasons. But it was in that tenth game in which he skated off – seven minutes into the third period – with the injury that would essentially end his season.
What the season would have looked like if Clark had not been injured is hard to speculate about. The top line of Ovechkin-Nylander-Kozlov on opening night in Atlanta became Ovechkin-Nylander-Clark in late October, then became Ovechkin-Backstrom-Kozlov when Nylander went on the shelf. Would Clark have been a more productive right wing on the top line than Viktor Kozlov? Hard to say. Kozlov didn't put up extraordinary numbers (they were consistent with his career averages), but is perhaps a more adept puck handler than Clark and a good fit for the games Ovechkin and Backstrom play.
The interesting part now becomes what happens in the fall. Clark has a new contract taking effect in 2008-2009, and he could end up on the right side on any of the top three lines. With Ovechkin, Backstrom, Kozlov, Nylander, and Semin all being of the top-six forward specie; with Sergei Fedorov perhaps returning; and with Tomas Fleischmann and Eric Fehr competing for time on those lines, it is hard – at the moment – to see Clark on either of the top two lines. But we said that last summer, too. And Clark didn't miss a beat when he was moved to the top line in October…
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A few nights ago, as I was walking towards my cabin along the edge of the Chitengo Camp, I heard a call of a cricket that I did not quite recognize. Cricket calls are unmistakable for their clean, almost melodious quality, very different from the call of a cicada or a katydid, which tend to be more "noisy." But his call was very pure, almost bird-like, and it was coming from high in a tree. I expected to find a black, wide-winged Homoeogryllus cricket among the leaves, but to my delight the mystery caller turned out to be a gorgeous Blue-legged sylvan katydid (Zabalius ophthalmicus). This and a few related species produce some of the most pure tone, almost whistle-like calls, a rarity among katydids.
Photo: Male Elegant sylvan katydid (Acauloplax exigua) in his typical resting position.
Sylvan katydids (Pseudophyllinae) are uncommon in this part of the continent. The greatest diversity of these insects is found in the rainforests of Central and West Africa, where most live high in the canopy. In Mozambique I expected to find only four species, and indeed found them all in Gorongosa (which of course is not to say that more are not to be discovered.) Virtually all sylvan katydids, true to their common name, are associated with forests and other woody habitats, and few are found in the open savanna.
Photo: Greater bark katydid (Cymatomerella spilophora) in the woodland of Gorongosa
Southern African sylvan katydids display two very distinct types of mimesis (camouflage). Species found in the canopy of broad-leaved trees (e.g., Ficus) are superb mimics of foliage, complete with leaf-like venation of their wings and fake fungal spots or other "damage." During the day they rest with their wings spread flat against the lower surface of the leaf, and are absolutely impossible to find. (Interestingly, this type of behavior does not occur in any katydid species found in the New World – all North and South American katydids hold their wings in a vertical position, and during the day rest on twigs with their wings facing up in an imitation of a small leaf.)
A song of the Blue-legged sylvan katydid (Zabalius ophthalmicus). Click here to listen to the recording: first played at the normal speed, followed by a fragment slowed down by a factor of 10 (for the katydid-challenged listeners, i.e., most males over 35).
The second group of species of Mozambican sylvan katydids is bark mimics. These species are associated with more open habitats, mostly miombo or mopane woodland, and spend the day resting on trunks of small-leaved trees, such as Acacia or Brachystegia. Their wings are held similarly flat against the bark, and their coloration is mottled, resembling the surface of the trunk. In addition, their legs are strongly flattened and covered with dense hairs, which helps them eliminate the shadow cast by their bodies.
Photo: Female Elegant sylvan katydid, showing fake leaf damage and leaf-like venation on her wings.
One of the Mozambican species, The Common bark katydid (Cymatomera denticollis), is unusual among katydids in its ability to produce chemical defenses. Production of repellent chemicals has been documented in a few Neotropical species, but this is the first example of such a behavior in an African species. These insects, when threatened by a predator, fan their wings and reveal a brightly colored, red, orange, and black abdomen. At the same time a gland on their abdomen sprays a strongly smelling liquid. I have had no chance to look into the chemical composition of this substance, but its smell is very much reminiscent of that produced by their (unrelated) South American counterparts. In those katydids the repellent substances were identified as methylpyrazines, and I would not be surprised if the African species produced related compounds.
Photo: Sylvan katydids of Gorongosa in their typical daily resting poses: Blue-legged sylvan katydid (Zabalius ophthalmicus), Elegant sylvan katydid (Acauloplax exigua), Common bark katydid (Cymatomera denticollis) and Greater bark katydid (Cymatomerella spilophora).
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Federal prosecutors say this extra time is necessary due to the "complex nature" of the ongoing investigation of the 14th Ward alderman.
Pair of Brookfield Polar Bears Involved in Artificial Insemination
Hudson, a 1,000-pound male polar bear at Brookfield Zoo, underwent a historic checkup this week when he received a CT scan and had semen collected, which was used to inseminate two female polar bears.
What does ageism look like in the workplace, and how much of a problem is it in the U.S.? A new book uncovers that and more.
Former Illinois Legislative Inspector General Julie Porter called the office she used to run "broken" and said without changes the legislative inspector general is "a powerless role."
A new documentary examines the legacy of legendary Notre Dame President Father Ted Hesburgh. We speak with the film's director and producer.
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What began as a proposal by a presidential candidate has since turned into a heated debate over managing the nation's trillion dollar student debt burden.
Clean out your medicine cabinet and safely dispose of unused prescriptions during a biannual event that's collected more than 9 million pounds of pills since its 2010 launch.
Viewers weigh in on a report that says Chicago is one of the most polluted cities in America. And you left some thoughtful sentiments about Chicago Tonight's 35th birthday.
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A chemical leak that caused a toxic plume to hang for hours over a northern Chicago suburb Thursday sickened dozens of people, including seven who are in critical condition, officials said.
Police believe the Illinois couple killed 5-year-old Andrew "AJ" Freund by beating him and forcing him to stand in a cold shower for an extended period of time.
Both striking musicians and management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra have welcomed an offer by Mayor Rahm Emanuel to help end a nearly two-month work stoppage over pensions and wages.


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Someone's lying or ignorant. The word "feminism" was coined by a man, the utopian socialist Charles Fourier. First and second wave feminism could have better been called egalitarian or equalist or, as Dora Montefiore argued in 1901, humanist movements. Feminism was simply about equality, and that has always been an issue which crosses lines of social identity. Feminism would never have had its first great victory if men had not voted to give women the vote.
Feminism only became a movement "by women for women" with the birth of identitarian feminism in the late '60s, when some feminists changed their focus from sex and society to gender and society.
PS. For anyone confused by the difference between sex and gender, I like WHO's explanation:
ETA: Though I wish Emma Watson had talked about egalitarianism instead of feminism, I liked her speech for the same reasons MRAs and SJWs are criticizing it—she was basically arguing for egalitarianism under the name of feminism, so gender partisans hated it. Here's an example from a professional SJW (note her bio's link to how to pay her to educate you): Why I'm Not Really Here For Emma Watson's Feminism Speech At the U.N.
ETA 2: The site includes a nice quote from the speech:
ETA 2: The site includes a nice quote from the speech:


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The ruins known as the Sacelleum are shrouded in mystery. What is known is that they are of great age. It is believed that it was a temple or shine to a now forgotten deity. It has be discovered that the statue is made from a single stone, that is not of the region that the sacellum resides. Some theorize that the effigy may actually be a remaining piece of the great Colossus of Corlyk, one of the greatest ancient wonders that stood guard over the coast several hundred miles away. There is no surviving knowledge of Corlyk or what he was, and many feel that it never existed at all, and that the statue at the sacellum is of some other origin entirely. Perhaps future discoveries could shed more light on the mystery.
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Campus Center, commonly known as the Student Center, of Alaska Pacific University (formerly Alaska Methodist University) in Anchorage is exceptionally important for historic events during the recent past in the area of politics and government. Designed by Edward Durell Stone and constructed in 1966, the student union building was the site of the Alaska Federation of Natives conference in 1971. At the time of its listing in 1978, the event for which the building attained exceptional importance was less than a decade old. The approximately one billion dollars and 40 million acres conveyed to Alaskan Natives by the provisions of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 were the largest compensations ever paid to Native settlement claims. The student union building dining room housed the three-day meeting of more than 600 Alaskan Native delegates following the bill's passage by the United States Senate. The delegates ratified the agreement stipulated in the Act during this meeting, and President Nixon signed the Act on December 18, 1971.
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Right before our Christmas break, my fellow co-worker, Deb Jones, brought in the start of her beautiful handmade clay Crèche she had begun working on. She had been experiment with a chunk of Laguna Dry Hard Clay I gave her a couple weeks prior and I was thrilled to see her adorable creations. Passing supplies, like clay, along to people who don't work in the craft department at Martha but enjoy making things, is something I implement. Deb is an artist like most of the people I work with, but one of another kind—she paints the faces of all the guests, with makeup, that appear on Martha's show.
How sweet are her sleeping donkeys?!
And the little sheep!
She also made her own version of my clay mushrooms and a garden snail to slug on by them!


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RAF Technologies was formed in 1993 by Robert Malkani. Tabtronics was established in 1978. The companies were owned respectively by Robert Malkani and James Tabbi. Following a successful merger of the two companies in 2007, RAF Tabtronics LLC was created. With its multiple facilities, and high quality customers, RAF Tabtronics serves the demanding needs of the Aerospace, Defense, Transportation and Medical Industries.
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