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Researcher's tweet on balancing demands of academia with importance of family goes viral
Social scientist Rebecca Gruby had no idea her tweet would go viral, reaching more than one million people.
Social scientist Rebecca Gruby had no idea her tweet would go viral, reaching more than one million people.
The newly established International Experiences in Conservation Leadership scholarship supported its first two Conservation Leadership through Learning students in program in 2018. The scholarship intends to support applied conservation work in immersive cross-cultural settings.
Panelists will discuss the gap between compelling scientific evidence of a problem and lack of action.
CSU ski area management program director, Natalie Ooi, Ph.D. was asked by Ski Area Management Magazine to be the "Deep Dive Advisor" for their leadership development program: Summit Series. On a recent episode of PodSAM they take a look behind the scenes at year two of the Summit Series and discuss Ooi's work and presentation at the NSAA West conference on succession planning for the ski industry.
Travel Buddy IPA will be unveiled at a tapping event on March 27 at Red Truck Beer Co.
Experience Tourism Naturally seeks to connect people who have a passion for outdoor recreation and the tourism industry.
Colorado State University's online programs earned top rankings in an annual report released Jan. 15 by U.S. News & World Report. CSU ranked among the best in the country for its online bachelor's degree programs as well as online graduate programs.
Reisher Scholar thanks her community for helping her to succeed.
Students and staff offered opportunity to learn and leave a lasting impact.
CSU researchers have teamed up to solve a key problem for the study of sensitive behaviors like poaching, harassment, bribery and drug use.

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Following a road collision in Exmouth on Saturday, April 20, a 77-year-old man was airlifted to hospital with 'life-threatening' injuries
A pensioner was rushed to hospital with 'life-threatening' injuries on Saturday (April 20) following a road collision in Exmouth.
According to police, a 77-year-old man was airlifted to hospital after a collision involving a Raleigh pedal cycle on the access lane into Phear Park.
Police say they were called at around 4.30pm on April 20 after being notified of the incident by South Western Ambulance Service.
The road was closed to allow officers to examine and investigate the scene. The roads policing team and serious collision investigations team are now appealing for witnesses.
Officers would like to speak to the driver and/or occupants of a white Peugeot convertible seen at the location, who may provide 'vital' evidence.
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Famed Author, Alum Norma E. Cantú Guest Speaker for TAMIU's Faculty-Authored Books Reception
An alumnus, former faculty member and revered author served as guest speaker at the Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) Faculty Authored Book (FAB) Collection reception, Wednesday, Oct. 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library Colonnade.
Dr. Norma E. Cantú, ('73), is the Norine R. and T. Frank Murchison Distinguished Professor of the Humanities at Trinity University, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Texas-San Antonio. Her latest novel is Cabañuelas (University of New Mexico Press).
Her recent works include Transcendental Train Yard: A Collaborative Suite of Serigraphs, Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la Frontera, Updated Edition (UNM Press), and the co-edited anthology Entre Guadalupe y Malinche: Tejanas in Literature and Art.
Her presentation shared her journey from college student to college professor and noted the powerful and lasting change that the University here, her alma mater, had made possible. She closed with a reading of "My Mother's Hands" from her latest book of poetry, Meditación Fronteriza: Poems of Love, Life and Labor (University of Arizona Press).
Killam Library director Doug Ferrier said the FAB reception noted some milestones this year.
"The FAB reception is part of TAMIU's 50th Anniversary Celebration and also serves to note the Killam Library's 25th Anniversary and the 20th Anniversary of its Special Collections. It serves as a tribute to 50 years of faculty authorship on our campus, with a welcome to the most recent three years of faculty publication, which will be exhibited," Ferrier explained.
Jeanette Hatcher, the Special Collections librarian, said the FAB Collection was launched in 2009.
"We launched the FAB Collection to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the University and recognize the book-published scholarship of its faculty. The Collection was a retrospective of faculty publications from 2009 back to the University's founding University in 1970. It will continue to grow as new books are produced by TAMIU faculty. Books are included in the FAB Collection when a faculty member is sole author, co-author, main editor, co-editor, or translator of a work," Hatcher said.
Cantú received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the former-Texas A&I University at Laredo and Kingsville, respectively, and her Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
At the former Laredo State University, later TAMIU, she taught and served as chair and interim dean. She has also been a senior arts administrator with the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, D.C. and acting chair of the Chicano Studies Research Center, University of California-Santa Barbara.
Her teaching interests include Cultural Studies, Contemporary Literary Theory, Border Studies, Chicano/a and Latina/o Literature & Film, Folklore and Women's Studies.
Her award-winning Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la Frontera chronicles her childhood experiences on the border. She edits the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Culture and Traditions book series at The Texas A&M University Press, is a Board member of the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, and founder and director of the Society for the Study of Gloria Anzaldúa.
To learn more about the FAB Collection, visit: https://www.tamiu.edu/library/fab-facultyauthoredbooks.shtml
Throughout 2019-2020, TAMIU is celebrating its 50th anniversary and its 25th anniversary at its north Laredo campus. A dedicated website shares the University's transformation from a hybrid upper-level university to a full doctoral degree-granting University. The website traces the University's history, shares its impact in personal stories, and includes a calendar of Anniversary events and more at tamiu.edu/50.
For additional information, contact the TAMIU Office of Public Relations, Marketing and Information Services at 956.326.2180, email firstname.lastname@example.com, click on tamiu.edu or visit offices in the Sue and Radcliffe Killam Library, room 268.


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Europe first: the EU's digital industrialisation challenge
Ursula von der Leyen has put tackling the EU's loss of competitiveness against US tech companies and increasingly sophisticated Chinese manufacturing at the top of her agenda.
The new president of the European Commission, who took office this month, has promised to roll out a reinvigorated industrial strategy by March.
The EU lags behind the US and Asia in many cutting-edge fields. This means it could lose even more share of global manufacturing as new technologies — such as the internet of things, the use of big data, artificial intelligence and 5G — go mainstream.
The wheels are already in motion. This month, the EU approved a €3.2bn fund to promote the research and development of the battery sector, one of the important industries the new strategy will seek to build up. The road to creating a European industry champion is long, however, and the EU only plays a marginal role in global production.
The commission last week also launched a Green Deal for Europe, a plan to decarbonise European industries and societies and put the bloc in the lead with low-carbon technologies.
Here, the FT examines the data to see where the EU stands relative to other regions, and where the new industrial strategy could bolster its ability to compete:
Europe is not a big player in many fast growing industries . . .
Technology companies have climbed the ranks in the past two decades to become among the world's most valuable, but so far none of them is European. American, South Korean and Chinese companies dominate.
The European presence is even sparser in software and computer services, and the EU's 28 markets have fewer "tech unicorns" — start-ups valued at $1bn — than the US.
Reinhilde Veugelers, economics professor at KU Leuven University, said: "My fear is that, as the EU does not have strong digital innovators, it may also miss the next waves of digitalisation."
This is a worrying sign if Brussels wants to tackle the gap in industrial digitalisation. Experts warn that slow adoption of current digital technologies could put Europe further on the back foot with newer ones.
In October, Margrethe Vestager, the EU's competition and digital tsar, told the European Parliament: "We need to recognise that there are only two types of business: those that are already digital and those that soon will be."
Europe has fallen behind before. The region was a leading producer of solar cells in the early 2000s, but lost the race after a long trade tussle with China when many EU companies filed complaints against Beijing for unfair practices.
The industry has gone on to grow at an annual average rate of about 40 per cent in the past 15 years, according to data from the commission's Joint Research Group.
Europe wants to prevent the same thing from happening in the emerging battery industry, prompting the new EU battery fund. As of now, no European company features among the world's top producers of battery cells, for which China accounts for more than half of global production.
. . . but it has strengths it can build on
Despite these challenges, the EU's industrial sector has many strengths. European companies are among the world's most sophisticated in high-value added sectors such as pharmaceuticals and automotive.
This could be a good base from which to integrate and develop new technologies for electric vehicles and biotechnology.
Ms Veugelers said: "While the EU may not be at the forefront of the champions in creating or shaping these technologies, they may be at the forefront of using these technologies in the sectors where they have a stronghold, using their competences and strengths in knowing their sectors and having the data on their sectors."
EU entrepreneurs also enjoy a large single market for goods with the second largest household spending in the world, as well as a skilled and highly educated workforce.
European countries top the talent global rankings, according to the Swiss-based International Institute for Management Development, which tracks countries' ability to create and retain a skilled workforce.
Bert Colijn, a senior eurozone economist at ING, said: "Europe is home to technologically advanced businesses, it offers high-skills workers as well as a large and enriched market."
EU companies file fewer patents and invest less in research . . .
The EU's limited ability to be at the forefront of technological innovations is reflected in the lower number of patents filed in strategic sectors. This mirrors its lower spending in research and innovation relative to other parts of the world.
The EU lags behind the US and Japan in patenting in areas that Brussels has identified as "key enabling technology" with potential applications across multiple industries such as micro and nanoelectronics, industrial biotechnology, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing technologies.
Research and development spending is also lacking. The US and China accounts for 60 per cent of companies that entered the list of the top 2,500 spenders on R&D in the six years to 2018, according to a study by the EIB, compared with only 13 per cent for the EU.
. . . while further integrating Europe's markets could give them an edge
Experts agree that the fragmentation of the EU market, particularly for services and capital, is a main barrier to developing industrial champions for the digital age. It reduces the size of the market for companies — and thus their incentive to innovate and invest in Europe — as well limiting businesses' access to funding.
Ms von der Leyen has called for the completion of the capital markets union in a recent speech to the European Parliament on her programme, but progress is slow.
The risk is that even if EU entrepreneurs develop the newest technologies, they will do it in places where conditions are more favourable. "Keeping them here [in the EU] requires an open integrated home market," said Ms Veugelers.
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San Twa Pena Mwa
San Twa Pena Mwa (English: Without You, I am Nothing) is a Mauritian feature movie written and directed by Hitesh Appadu. The movie was produced by Himster Productions[1] and supported by the Mauritius Film Development Corporation[2]. San Twa Pena Mwa is a Romantic Drama which depicts how the lives of four individuals will be affected due to their personal issues.
The film stars Narvada Bhurosah, Hitesh Appadu, Naglaa Boodhun and Yannick Puri as the lead actors and in secondary roles are Deevya, Dilasha Toory and Elodie Jessy Lebon.
The movie production started in December 2017 and ended in March 2019. At first, the movie was set to be made into a short-film of 20 minutes for the 7 Days Challenge competition organised by the Mauritius Film Development Corporation[2] in 2017. Having missed the deadline for submission, the director, Hitesh Appadu, decided to give a greater touch to this project, which is, to make it a full-length feature movie.
San Twa Pena Mwa is the first Mauritian film to have produced four original songs. The music was composed by Viacheslav Music and lyrics were penned by Hitesh Appadu.
After facing several issues during production, in September 2018, the director released the first Teaser of the movie and decided to release the movie in December 2018. However, due to further inconveniences, it was decided that movie production will be improved and some scenes are to be reshot. Finally, the release date is due on the 13th of April 2019. On the 30th of March 2019, with the support of the Mauritius Film Development Corporation[2] and MCiné[3], the official launching of the trailer and songs will be performed in the presence of honorable guests.
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- 2 Cast
- 3 Production
- 4 Soundtrack
- 5 References
- 6 San Twa Pena Mwa
The Plot will be revealed later.
- Narvada Bhurosah as Anna Lee Ramiah, Lead Protagonist
- Naglaa Boodhun as Ria, Lead Protagonist
- Hitesh Appadu as Aaron de Speville, Lead Protagonist
- Yannick Puri as Rohan, Lead Protagonist
- Dilasha Toory as Nikki, Antagonist
- Deevya as Rosy, Antagonist
- Elodie Jessy Lebon as Jessie
- Reena as Sabrina de Speville, Aaron's Mother
- Kaviraj Bhunjun as Jonathan de Speville, Aaron's Father
- Cynthia Lebon as Janita, Ria's Mother
- Priyanka Nundowah as Cindy, Nikki's Best Friend
- Zayn Peerally as Markian
- Kevin Lee as Company's Director
- Axel Raffaut as Mikaël
Special Appearances[edit]
- Johnny Dracunova
Special Features[edit]
- Adish Balkisson
- Rouqayyah Kurrimbaccus
- Saamiyah Nuzhah
- Ridisha
In 2016, Hitesh had created a short-film entitled BULLIED[4] which won three awards at the first edition of the Intercollege Film Competition organised by the Mauritius Film Development Corporation. Following its success, the director decided to move on to greater projects. This movie project was written and filmed before the title was decided. The title "San Twa Pena Mwa" was given to the project in August 2018.
As mentioned, San Twa Pena Mwa was initially a short-film project under the title "Sauve Moi" and had a different plot. In December 2017, during the National Auditions organised by Himster Productions[1], the crew began shooting with the four leads. Due to persistent problems, the deadline for submission of the short-film was crossed and the production stopped. In January 2018, Hitesh decided that he would give this project another and turn it to a Feature Movie. It was decided that much work needed to be done to the storyline and was thus, changed; new characters, scenes and twists were added. He started writing the story with new changes and introducing new plots. Production was planned to resume in February 2018 but due to cyclonic conditions, it could not be done. After several writing process and preparations, production, eventually, resumed in May 2018 and was expected to end by August 2018 as the official launch of Trailer was planned for the 15th of September 2018. Again, due to time shortage and financial issues, the production lasted longer; with new plots added throughout the process. Production ended in March 2019, exactly one month before the release date of the movie.
In April 2018, the director approached the Mauritius Film Development Corporation[2] for technical assistance where he was supported by the organisation's General Manager, Sachin Jootun. The latter also helped Hitesh in idea development, production and directing experience. Sachin guided Hitesh in some projects in order to inculcate his good knowledge into him.
In February 2019, Hitesh approached MCiné[3] in order to release the movie in theatres in April 2019.
Filming began in December 2017 and ended in March 2019. Sceneries of Mauritius were shot.
Original Soundtracks[edit]
San Twa Pena Mwa has its Original Soundtrack composed by Himster Productions[1] and Viacheslav Music. While others were developed from YouTube attribution-free music library.
|Release Date
|Bang Bang Boom Boom
|Hitesh Appadu
|Nivesh Pargass, Sabinaa Duviviez, Johnny Dracunova
|30th of March 2019
|Hitesh Appadu
|Shekinah Marudamootoo
|30th of March 2019
|San Twa Pena Mwa - Title Song
|Hitesh Appadu
|Shekinah Marudamootoo
|30th of March 2019
|Hitesh Appadu
|Ashis Ramphul[5]
|30th of March 2019
|San Twa Pena Mwa - Duet Version
|Hitesh Appadu
|Shekinah Marudamootoo, Hitesh Appadu
|20th of April 2019
|San Twa Pena Mwa - Movie Version
|Hitesh Appadu
|Shekinah Marudamootoo
|25th of April 2019
|Bang Bang Boom Boom (Remix)
|Hitesh Appadu
|Viacheslav, XXXX
|30th of April 2019
|Total Length
Featured Soundtracks[edit]
|Release Date
|Johnny Dracunova
|Helix Dynasty
|Johnny Dracunova
Music Video Production[edit]
San Twa Pena Mwa - Title Song[edit]
The first music video to be shot is San Twa Pena Mwa - Title Song. Filming was done on the 14th of August 2018 at 1414 Hall, Chamouny, Mauritius. The hall was offered by the owner as contribution to the production. The shooting included the main actors, secondary characters and some background artists. It was an important scene of the movie. Filming started at 18:00 on the 14th of August 2018 and ended around 04:00 on the 15th of August 2018. Other sponsors were Noorsheen MUA[6] and Mauritius Film Development Corporation.[2]
Bang Bang Boom Boom[edit]
Bang Bang Boom Boom was the first music to be created and yet, the last one to be shot. Filming occurred on the 10th of March 2019 at Queen's Night Club, Quatre Bornes, Mauritius. The club owner sponsored the production along with Noorsheen MUA.[6] and Mauritius Film Development Corporation[2]
Rwayom and Paralize[edit]
The music videos of Rwayom and Paralize include scenes from the movie. Exclusive shooting was not done.
Music Video Releases[edit]
|Date of Release
|Bang Bang Boom Boom (Official Music Video)
|02nd of April 2019
|Rwayom (Official Music Video)
|02nd of April 2019
|San Twa Pena Mwa - Title Song (Official Music Video)
|02nd of April 2019
|Paralize (Official Music Video)
|02nd of April 2019
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Mauritius, HIMSTER-Entertainment, Multimedia. "HIMSTER - Entertainment, Multimedia, Mauritius". HIMSTER - Entertainment, Multimedia, Mauritius. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 "Mauritius Film Development Corporation - Home". www.mauritiusfilm.mu. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "M Cine". www.mcine.mu. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
- ↑ Himster Productions (2016-06-24), BULLIED (2016) - A Short Horror Film - Mauritius Intercollege Film Competition 2016, retrieved 2019-03-19
- ↑ "Ashis Ramphul". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Noorsheen beauty & makeup salon". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
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Governor Inslee Directs State Agencies to Cease Chehalis Dam Efforts (WA)
This past week, Washington Governor Jay Inslee directed Washington State Department of Ecology, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Chehalis Basin Board to cease planning efforts and environmental review of a proposed new dam on the Chehalis River and instead develop and present a basin-wide, non-dam alternative to flood damage reduction. American Whitewater appreciates the Governor's decision that is responsive to concerns we raised throughout the environmental review process.
New Hydropower Legislation; A Bad Deal For Rivers
The recently introduced "Hydropower Clean Energy Future Act" by Rep. Cathy McMorris-Rodgers (R-WA) represents a short-sighted effort that would roll back critical river and clean water protections, cut the public out of decision-making in hydropower licensing, and put whitewater rivers at risk. This legislation would undermine our ability to successfully restore river health and opportunities for whitewater recreation. It is counterproductive to finding collaborative solutions that meet our nation's energy needs in a manner that adequately considers environmental impacts of hydropower. We stand ready to work together with the hydropower industry but this legislation represents the wrong approach.
Bear River Releases Rescheduled for Late Summer (ID)
Recreational releases were cancelled on many rivers this spring due to Covid-related travel restrictions and concerns, including several releases on the Black Canyon of the Bear River in Idaho. American Whitewater has worked with the dam owner to reschedule Black Canyon releases for late summer, specifically August 29 & 30, and September 12 & 13. These releases offer paddlers a rare opportunity to enjoy the Bear River late in the recreation season. In addition, irrigation flows of approximately 200-500cfs are currently being delivered through the Black Canyon all summer, creating additional and rare lower-water paddling opportunities 24-hours a day for the rest of the summer through the second week of September.
New River Dries to Flow Free This Fall (WV)
The owners of Hawks Nest Dam on the New River Dries is undertaking a thorough inspection of the Hawks Nest Tunnel this fall, something that has not been done since completion of the tunnel over 85 years ago. This work, slated to begin on September 8, 2020 and last for 60 days, will require drawing down the reservoir 20+ feet and will result in 2 months of natural flows in the New River Dries. The drawdown may also expose seldom-seen rapids on the New River beneath the Hawks Nest Reservoir. Enjoy this special fall Dries season!
Piney River and Tributaries Designated Scenic Rivers (TN)
On June 22, 2020, the Piney River, Little Piney River, and Duskin Creek, located near Spring City, became Tennessee's newest Scenic Rivers when the Governor signed a related bill into law. These creeks flow from the Cumberland Plateau down into deep cliff-lined canyons that are traversed by hikers, paddlers, and anglers. The creeks join adjacent Soak Creek as recently designated Scenic Rivers. American Whitewater and other paddling groups actively supported protection of these streams. The move recognizes that Tennessee is home to unique rivers and creeks that are a source of pride and rejuvenation for Tennesseans and should be protected for future generations.
AW Challenges New EPA Rule Weakening States' Ability to Protect Rivers
American Whitewater, along with several other river conservation partners, filed litigation today challenging new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rules that would limit the ability of states to protect water quality at federlly-licensed hydropower projects. The new rule effectively sidelines the role the states and the public have long played in permitting decisions affecting clean water, undercutting the central role of the states in protecting water quality under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act. The new rule guts the Clean Water Act's Section 401 provisions, which for nearly 50 years have provided for states' and authorized Tribes' self-determination in permitting for a wide array of projects requiring federal approval within their borders. The rule also suppresses state and Tribal public participation processes that moor U.S. water policy in the harbor of democracy.
Custer-Gallatin Plan Contains New River Protections (MT)
Today, Montana's Custer-Gallatin National Forest became the most recent National Forest to release their new final management plan. American Whitewater engaged with our partners in Outdoor Alliance Montana, working with local volunteer Chris Ennis, to provide detailed information to the Forest Service on the recreational values and needs. Over the several year long process we shaped a vision for the Forest that was refined and presented to the Forest Service. A central part of that vision for paddlers was a request that several streams be granted new protections through deeming them eligible for Wild and Scenic designation. The new Forest Plan contains 30 eligible streams, 18 of which are newly protected in the plan, and many of which were requested and supported by American Whitewater and our partners in Outdoor Alliance Montana.
A Victory for the San Joaquin River Gorge
American Whitewater efforts, funded by a Conservation Alliance grant, to protect the San Joaquin River Gorge received a big boost with news that the proposed Temperance Flat Dam is effectively dead due to its exorbitant cost. This dam proposal threatened to drown 18 miles of river including the entire San Joaquin River Gorge. Proponents of this project had to provide final costs as a condition of receiving $171 million in funds necessary to initiate the project from the Proposition One, Water Storage Investment Program. A recently-completed draft analysis for the Temperance Flat Authority pegged the cost of water provided by a new dam at $9000 per acre-foot of water over the 50-year capital cost repayment period. To compare, when this new dam was first conceived water in California was estimated to cost an average of $70 per acre-foot. Overall, this cost analysis backs up statements made by American Whitewater in the 2018 film You Can't Dam Your Way to Paradise - "All the dams that make sense to be built on the San Joaquin River Gorge have already been built. If they were economically viable, they would have been built a long time ago."
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American Whitewater is an organization that prides ourselves on getting work done, both effectively and efficiently. Eighty percent of every dollar we see goes directly to our stewardship work, and in 2019 we succeeded in turning that work into favorable outcomes on projects across the country. For a concise and graphic look at the work we accomplished together last year, check out our 2019 Annual Report.
Wild and Scenic with a Local Touch: Protecting the Upper Colorado River
After 12 years of hard work, the Upper Colorado River Wild and Scenic Alternative Management Plan was finalized and formally accepted by the BLM and USFS to protect and enhance the flow related values - like recreational boating - of the Upper Colorado River.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife to Require Hunting or Fishing License at River Access
In an unexpected and strategic move by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), a Colorado hunting or fishing license will now be required to access State Wildlife Areas and CPW-leased State Trust Lands (effective July 1, 2020). Many of these affected areas have historically been used for paddling, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, camping, and other non-consumptive recreation uses. CPW's press release stated that "This rule is aimed at curtailing non-wildlife-related use of these properties", and while we understand the need to increase revenue to support management of these areas, we have a few concerns with this strategy. On July 1, American Whitewater, Colorado Mountain Club, and multiple other organizations submitted a joint letter to CPW Commissioners requesting that they reconsider the new Rule and find a more practicable and sustainable method for collecting fees for these areas.
In the ongoing saga of hydro dam developments proposed within striking distance of Grand Canyon National Park, American Whitewater is asking for help from the paddling community to stop a development that would impact the greater Grand Canyon area and its tributaries. Back in October 2019, we wrote an article outlining the proposal submitted by Phoenix-based hydroelectric company Pumped Hydro LLC to place two dams on the Little Colorado River, a tributary of the Colorado River's mighty Grand Canyon. This proposal was met with a large amount of pushback for the cultural impact on indigenous tribes, ecological impacts, and water use. To address these concerns, Pumped Hydro decided to file an alternative (yet equally problematic) proposal for a hydro development on Big Canyon, a tributary of the Little Colorado River. The Big Canyon project permit application has been accepted into the Federal Energy Regulation Commission's (FERC) registrar, initiating a public comment period on the project ending August 1 and we need members of the paddling community to step up and make their voices heard!
We Need your Help to Protect Paddlers' Access to New Mexico Rivers and Streams
Rivers once promoted by the New Mexico State Parks Division in their publication "New Mexico Whitewater - A Guide to River Trips" are now being blocked by private landowners with barricades, cables and No Trespassing signs. This includes upper Chama and Pecos river segments. Privatizers have filed additional applications that would close several other river segments in New Mexico, and their lawyers are threatening an "immense wave" of constitutional "litigation" in the event that "any action by the Court, the Legislature, the Department, or the Commission… restrict[s] landowners' rights to prevent the public from using their streambeds underlying public waters." American Whitewater has been working with our local partners in New Mexico to ensure that this new Rule is rescinded. We need your support to win this battle. If you're in a position to contribute, doing so will help us with legal expenses for our partners and outreach.
Upper Yough Access Guidelines and Fundraiser
At Maryland's Upper Yough, one of the country's finest whitewater runs, American Whitewater has been maintaining the Sang Run Access for the past 20 years. With the 4th of July weekend coming up, a quick reminder that we are guests of the Town of Friendsville when we take out. In addition changing clothes discretely ad behaving respectfully, please observe social distancing during the pandemic. Garrett County has a low infection rate, and a mask when patronizing local businesses is the norm. We are also beginning our annual fundraiser to pay the expenses American Whitewater has at Sang Run. Out goal is $1,000, and we have already received $160. The Fee Box at Sang Run is still closed due to vandalism. We suggest $20 for the full season; $5 for one weekend. Please donate on line, or use the donation jar at the Wilderness Voyageurs shop at the takeout. Please go to https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/Membership/donate/? and put "Upper Yough Access" in the comment box.
Relicensing of Montreal River Hydropower Projects Begins (WI)
In December 2019 Northern States Power submitted their Notice of Intent and Preliminary Application Document to relicense both the Saxon Falls and Superior Falls Hydroelectric Projects. These two projects regulate flows on the West Branch Montreal and Montreal Canyon. Both of these runs are enjoyed by paddlers from across the Midwest and offer opportunities that are unique to the region. American Whitewater will be filing formal comments and a study request within the next week requesting an evaluation of flow needs for whitewater boating and adequacy of accommodations for public access to the river. Paddlers in the region who know the river can help by filing personal comments.
Senator Wyden Introduces Legislation to Invest in Public Lands
As the impacts of COVID-19 ripple through the economy, Members of Congress are seeking ideas for what economic recovery looks like. Several Congressional offices have reached out to American Whitewater to solicit ideas for projects and initiatives that would benefit public lands and outdoor recreation while putting people to work. Over the past two weeks we have been working with our colleagues at Outdoor Alliance to develop some specific proposals. We are thrilled to report that Senator Wyden from Oregon has taken some our ideas and stepped up in a big way to make investment in public lands and the outdoor recreation economy a personal priority.
Great American Outdoors Act Introduced
It's been a wild ride this past week for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and Restore Our Parks Act all initiated by a tweet from the President that began with these words: "I am calling on Congress to send me a Bill that fully and permanently funds the LWCF and restores our National Parks." We just got back from a week in DC working to make it happen and all indications are that we are on the cusp of getting legislation passed that directly benefits and provides resources for river access. The bipartisan Great American Outdoors Act, introduced yesterday by 55 Senators, combines the Land and Water Conservation Fund Permanent Funding Act and Restore Our Parks Act with some key changes and additional funding we requested. Use our easy action form to reach out your representatives today and help us make sure this incredible opportunity for funding river recreation and conservation does not pass us by!
Claude Terry, paddler, outfitter, and conservationist, dies
Claude Terry, paddler, outfitter, and conservationist, died on November 20th, 2019. He was 83. A microbiologist by training, Terry began paddling in the mid-1960's while a professor at Emory University. He took to whitewater readily, and it became an important focus of his life. In 1969 he met veteran paddler Doug Woodward, and in 1971 the two became the technical advisers for the movie "Deliverance." Afterwards, Terry and Woodward purchased the rafts Warner Brothers used in filming and bought 19 acres near the river. This became Southeastern Expeditions, one of the Southeast's first whitewater outposts on the Chattooga. In 1974, Terry took then-Gov. Jimmy Carter on three trips on the Chatooga River, totaling 57 miles. This inspired Carter to get the Chattooga included in the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act and influenced later decisions protecting rivers across the U.S."Terry adopted me as one of his students," Carter told Outside Online in a 2017 interview. "it opened my eyes to the relationship between a human being and a wild river that I never had contemplated before that. When I got to be president I vetoed 16 different dam projects all over the United States." Terry eventually quit his Emory University job and started full time career in environmental advocacy, including founding American Rivers, a principal U.S. conservation group. For the next 30 years he specialized in environmental projects involving rivers and wetlands and later, when he became a board-certified toxicologist, he developed an expertise in hazardous waste cleanups. He was an active paddler until sidelined by Parkinson's Disease. A passionate teacher and advocate, he is sorely missed by all who knew him. Click through for an excellent obituary and a photo of Terry taking Governor Carter over Bull Sluice!
American Whitewater Releases New River Access Planning Guide
In a joint project with the River Management Society, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), US Forest Service (USFS), and National Park Service (NPS), American Whitewater has published the River Access Planning Guide. American Whitewater is regularly called upon to assist with river access projects. Some are a spectacular success, while others are a disappointment. Over the past three years, American Whitewater has been working with the NPS Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Programs to better understand how success comes about when a river access project is developed and provide guidance for a step-by-step process that leads to projects that meet user needs and are sustainable both ecologically and financially.
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When was the last time you had to make a call to a company's customer service team? How did you get the number? From a website? Before making the call, did you Tweet at the company? Did you call on the same smartphone you just Tweeted on?
Were you smiling when you hung up?
Chances are you got the number from a website: 40 percent of visitors to self-service platforms such as a company's support forum end up dialing the call center. But if you were born after 1986, more than 60 percent of your friends would rather use an app than have to call. And if you used Twitter, chances are twice as high that you would be complaining about a company versus praising it. Oh, and based on anecdotal evidence from conversations we've been having at Orange Silicon Valley about customer service over the past few months, that phone call most likely didn't leave you with a smile on your face.
I've been looking at the call center and customer care industry for over 20 years, and it is stunning to see how the customer journey has branched out thanks to these four aspects, which we'll dive deeper into later on:
- changes in customer behavior
- sharing of experiences on social media
- analytics including Big Data
- booming self-service options
From an IT spending perspective, Software as a Service-based platforms such as Zendesk and Get Satisfaction, Twitter, Facebook, and on-device solutions like Amazon's Mayday have blown past the tens of billions of dollars spent on call centers since toll-free 800 phone number service was introduced by AT&T as a way to increase long-distance network usage.
Today, as Chief Information, Marketing, and Experience Officers collaborate on the great Digital Transformation of the enterprise, we find ourselves at the intersection of Customer Experience and Customer Care. No longer is it a beleaguered call center manager facing tens – in some cases hundreds of millions of calls a year – there are a lot more people who care about the customer's happiness. Which is why we titled our upcoming study on the topic Who Cares?
I work for a twenty-first century communications provider, and the services our industry sells and supports in the past five years have become ferociously complex, to the point where even the CEOs of America's biggest telecommunication firms and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are discussing the confusion out there. Since Apple introduced the app store, and a model that today delivers over 5 million ways to consume data over mobile networks (a.k.a apps), the shift for mobile in the US has been from voice to data as the driver of revenue and capital expenditures. Likewise, the cable industry has for the past several years been shedding video subscribers and expanding highly-profitable broadband service.
The devices running these data-burning apps is exploding as well, with tablets and cars now outpacing smartphones in AT&T's Q3 2014 key metric of net customer adds. And, in terms of the customer experience and care connection, the much-loved embedded Mayday video agent feature on Kindle Fire tablets from Amazon is delivering a radical new vision for the contact center. Likewise, as the February 2013 brouhaha pitting the New York Times versus Elon Musk showcased, instrumented cars with on-board analytics are disrupting the middlemen of consumer reporters.
All of these factors are impacting massively on a community of practice that was trained to pick up a call in a queue on a multi-million dollar telephone switch, identify the caller, and work through a script that often involves not only fixing the problem but selling additional features.
Earlier, we identified four customer service trends. Here's more details about how they impact not only who the enterprise should care about, but how they care as well.
millennials do customer service their way
The Digital Natives who came of age on the Web expect self-service online, and they are frustrated when they don't get an answer immediately: 61 percent of all millennial customers agree that "I would rather use a mobile app of web browser on my smart phone than call a contact center for an answer." But convenience quickly leads to multi-channel confusion (more on that later), as 40 percent of self-service users end up in a phone call. There, they encounter a very different world than what they see and hear on the Web or mobile browser, from tone-of-voice to even capturing the phone call and publishing it on social media, the research we've seen suggests there is a massive disconnect between what call center agent pools are trained to do and how Millenials expect to be treated. As we see below, the agent locked into a single screen is at a disadvantage to the customer, with Google, Twitter, and multiple other channels to compare and evaluate answers
multiple channels are expanding choices, and complexity
Based on Millenial behaviors, the call center has become the point of last resort, not the first choice – this is fundamental shift that managers in call centers may or may not fully appreciate. Because of this, consistency of information becomes aa key factor in satisfaction: 74 percent of customers expect the same answer online as in the contact center. This idea of consistency across the expanding spectrum of touch points also infects the call center's handling of customer data: 42 percent of customers list having to repeat their information to an agent in a transfer is their number one source of frustrating experiences. The track record by the contact center here is not great: 51 percent of call centers do not ask customers about their channel preferences.
social media, the great equalizer
The classic one-on-one/one-and-done model of the call center, where an agent has a private conversation and succeeds when she resolves the customer problem inside one call is fragmenting, and social media is playing a huge part. For several years now, I have been telling executive audiences that they should assume any conversation in their contact centers should be considered public and publishable. We were forcibly reminded of how true this was this past July when AOL executive Ryan Block published a scathing recording of a disconnect request called into Comcast – which received almost 6 million plays. The blowback was immediate, with a corporate reshuffle, and an admission by Comcast's CEO that "it may take a few years before we can honestly say that a great customer experience is something we're known for." This kind of public feedback in real-time is why recent surveys show 83 percent of consumers posting on Twitter expecting a response the same day.
mobile + multichannel + social = big data feeding frenzy
There is a Perfect Storm engulfing the customer care function that looks like Big Data, but underneath is a convergence of multiple data streams, that reshape the experience from the initial touch point to the back-end customer data warehouse. Cookies on the web, Supercookies on mobile, AI and machine learning along with computational linguistics for automated agent conversations, and even robots answering questions – all of these are creating natural language interactions between live customers and algorithmic assets that bring us very close to the scary place that game designers know well as the Uncanny Valley.
This is just the tip of the iceberg, one that is getting bigger every month, witness almost a half-billion dollars raised by startups focused on Net promoter Scores (NPS) in Q4 2014 as noted by my colleague Tony Mignot. There is a lot more to talk about, including how Millennials provide customer care as well as consume it, the impact of third-party data in shaping customer experience and customer care assets, including data management platforms (DMPs) such as Oracle's reformulation of Blue Kai.
We've been conducting interviews with providers, customers, and other parties, and have been looking at the growing corpus of surveys about customer service out there – our findings are being written up for publication in a report entitled Who Cares?. Please feel free to contact me with your thoughts, especially if you're a practitioner or executive responsible for customer experience and/or care, because this is something that everybody cares about.
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PJ Gallagher is one of Ireland's most popular and well-loved comedians. He is back at Vicar St. this December 5th. Tickets are €28 on sale now through Ticketmaster and other usual outlets nationwide.
Best known as the hilarious and outrageous Jake Steven's from Naked Camera, PJ has been wowing crowds all over the Ireland, and released his first DVD 'Take After Yourself and Be Smile' in 2007. PJ tears through his hilarious live set with his customary manic energy. No one show is ever the same.
His numerous TV appearances include The Tubridy Show, Podge and Rodge, The Miriam O'Callaghan show and 1 to remember with Brian Kennedy.


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ELEMIS has a longstanding relationship with Breast Cancer Care, dating all the way back to 2002. Each year we unveil a new pink product or collection to show our support and raise funds. But the bright pink packaging also serves as a daily reminder, a mental Post-It note, to do a monthly self-check.
Why are self-checks so vital to your health? Because the earlier a lump is detected, the easier it is to treat.
Recently ELEMIS Marketing Director Oriele Frank and Global Head of Marketing Jane Moran attended a corporate "thanking ceremony" that really highlighted the work the charity does. Speakers included Breast Cancer Care's CEO, Samia Al Qadhi, Clinical Director Emma Pennery, plus a very special guest - Jackie Scully - who shared her personal experience with breast cancer.
It was inspiring to hear about the organization's dedicated efforts to provide people with accurate information and advice, and also to hear directly from Jackie, who had benefitted from BCC's support from the very start of her diagnosis. In a move that surprised even Jackie, she decided to run a 10K race just days before her final chemo session. Running helped Jackie take control during cancer treatment. And she now even runs marathons to raise funds for Breast Cancer Care.
With three half-marathons and the 2016 London Marathon under her belt, Jackie is a testament to all that is possible with the support of an organization like Breast Cancer Care. The charity helped her make treatment decisions, provided her with valuable advice that 10-minute hospital consultations couldn't always supply, and put her in touch with like-minded people who have turned out to be friends for life.
A few facts and figures:
- 58,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK
- Breast cancer is an illness that affects one in eight people
- Fortunately, 85% of those affected are expected to survive beyond five years and Breast Cancer Care plays a crucial role in offering education, advice and support for people, predominantly women, who are diagnosed with the disease
Breast Cancer Care is the only UK-wide charity providing specialized support and tailored information for anyone affected by breast cancer. Its clinical expertise and emotional support network help many thousands of people find a way to live with, through and beyond breast cancer.


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Second bundle of joy! TV actress Shweta Tiwari blessed with a baby boy
TV actress Shweta Tiwari, known for her roles in 'Kasautii Zindagii Kay' and 'Begusarai', has given birth to her second child -- a baby boy at Surya Hospital in Mumbai's western suburb of Santacruz
Actress Shweta Tiwari has been blessed with a baby boy. This is the second child for the popular TV actress, who atttained stardom with her role as Prerna in the daily soap, 'Kasautii Zindagii Kay'. She gave birth to the boy on Sunday at Surya Hospital in Mumbai's western suburb of Santacruz.
Dr Shobha Sharma, the pediatrician of Surya Hospital, said, "Baby boy is doing fine and healthy, the process was smooth."
Shweta is married to actor Abhinav Kohli in 2013, after they dated for almost three years.
View pictures: Shweta Tiwari Kohli shares adorable pictures of her growing baby bump
The 36-year-old actress said in a statement, "We are extremely happy that Dr Cherry Shah, our gynaecologist and obstetrician chose us to deliver at Surya which is a complete dedicated hospital for women & children. We had no worries as were confident that both would be looked after well."
Shweta has a 15-year-old daughter Palak from her first marriage to Raja Chaudhary.
Shweta, who won the Bigg Boss in its fourth session, started her career at the age of 19. Her role in 'Kahani Kissi Roz' in 2001 was the early start of her career, which was followed with 'Kasautii Zindagi Kay', which run for 7 continuous years till 2008. She participated in many other TV shows and even took part in some of the reality shows, both as host and as a participant.
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Move-in ready, and first floor master! This beautiful home features a covered front porch that invites you to relax before entering the spacious open floor plan with an abundance of natural light and hardwood floors throughout. The living room opens to the kitchen and dining area allowing for easy entertaining and family time. Granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances including refrigerator and a breakfast bar complete the kitchen. The spacious master suite and bath are located on the 1st floor along with a walk-in closet. The laundry is also conveniently located on this floor as is a half bath. The second floor showcases 2 additional bedrooms as well as a full bath, perfect for family or guests.
Dual water heaters and an attached 2-car garage are added features.Great location - easy walk to the restaurants, boutiques, salons and more that make Norton Commons such a sought after address. The parks, pools and green spaces that are the hallmark of this amazing community are all nearby for you to enjoy. Festivals, community events and concerts within walking distance.
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Bake some adorable sweet treats with the perfect cookie cutter! Cross Metal Cookie Cutters are stainless steel in construction with three sizes of simple cross shapes. Make sugar cookies with decorations it to fit your need. Celebrate in style!
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Tadano America has appointed Massachusetts based Flaherty Equipment as a distributor for Tadano crane products. Flaherty Equipment will be responsible for the sales, marketing and customer service for Tadano's line of rough terrain and all-terrain cranes.
"Flaherty Equipment is based on service. We realize the importance of limited down time," states Jeanne Flaherty. "Tadano products provide our customers with the quality and dependability they need to stay up and running,"
Strong exhibitor support has pushed ICUEE, The Demo Expo to record size with 28 acres of the latest utility and construction equipment, products and technologies for attendees to explore, from more than 900 exhibitors (20-plus percent new to the show!).
ICUEE 2017 will feature specialized exhibit pavilions for fleet management, safety and green utilities, China and Korean exhibit pavilions, and the Lift Safety Zone from the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO).
Kirby-Smith Machinery, Inc., a leading Komatsu distributor, has hired five new salesmen to offer more comprehensive sales coverage for its customer base in North and West Texas.
Kirby-Smith's Vice President of Sales, Del Keffer believes the hires will ensure that Kirby-Smith can better partner with customers to provide a one-of-a-kind business relationship.
As known, Cometto was taken over by the international Faymonville Group in April.
With headquarters in Luxembourg Faymonville is the leading manufacturer of trailers for special and heavy duty transport. This family company employs around 950 people and runs production sites in Belgium, Luxembourg, Poland, Italy and Russia.
Utility One Source ("UOS") today announced the acquisition of Equipment Repair Solutions ("ERS"), a provider of upfitting services to the building supply market. Based in Tampa, Florida, ERS's existing management will continue to provide the Southeast region with exceptional upfitting services while growing the business as part of Utility One Source.
The SmartEquip Network is proud to announce the onboarding of Lincoln Electric. This partnership will provide owners of Lincoln Electric welding equipment with all the critical product information and parts support catalogs they need to maintain their fleet.
The Associated Press reports that U.S. construction spending was flat in May with homebuilding falling again, even as buyers face climbing prices and a shortage of available properties on the market.
The Commerce Department reported on Monday no increase in construction spending in May, which follows a report two weeks ago showing that housing starts fell for the third straight month.
Scott Powerline and Utility Equipment has been the first to introduce several new Tadano Mantis models over the years. And the latest telescopic boom crawler crane for Scott Powerline is the GTC-600, which is the first of this model to be received by a dealer, placed in a rental fleet and now put on a job site. The 66-ton machine is currently working on a 20-mile powerline transmission construction project in Texas for Can-Fer Utility Services LLC, a Quanta Services company.
More than 120 fleet representatives and over 325 representatives from 101 manufacturers and service providers attended the 2017 Electric Utility Fleet Manufacturers Conference from June 4-7, 2017 at the Williamsburg Lodge and Conference Center, Williamsburg, Virginia.


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This week, we investigated the average number of photos a field representative captured per day in the field. The following statistics were taken from the Repsly database of field organizations in over 40 different countries.
From our analysis, we've discovered that field representatives in the United States captured significantly more number of photos in the field than any other regions around the world. On average, a representative captured 20.2 photos per day. Following the United States was the Asia Pacific Region, which captured 15 photos per day. Next was Latin America with 11.8 photos per day and then Africa, which captured 8.1 photos per day. In very last place was Europe, with 4.9 photos per day.
While we cannot attribute this distribution to a specific cause, we might be able to make a few assumptions about cross-cultural organizational behaviors. One hypothesis is that European organizations might be less concerned about visual display of product or services than other regions. It could also be the result of more autonomy or trust in remote employees - therefore, employees might not be required to take photos in the field.
We cannot know for sure… but if you are a field representative or manager, we would love to hear your feedback on this week's field data insight in the comment section below. Let us know where you are from and what you think about the statistics!
You can find out more about Repsly's Field Data Reports here.
Matthew Brogie
Mat Brogie is part of the founding team, and CEO of Repsly, the world's leading solution for high performance retail execution teams. Mat has spent the past 15 years of his career focused on bringing technology enabled business solutions to the consumer goods industry, having implemented solutions for tens of thousands of field reps at companies such as Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Pepperidge Farm and hundreds of others.


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Genomics in practice
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We take a look back at a bold paper published in 1999, 'Ophthalmology in the post-genomic era' to see how accurate its authors' predictions really were
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As the NHS prepares to roll out genomic testing for all children with cancer, we look at the power of genomics in selecting and trialling new targeted therapies
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Survival rates for breast cancer are better than ever, but what can a focus on genomics bring to the table?
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A look at the application of genomic sequencing in the management, and potential prevention, of an infectious outbreak
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The ability to accurately sequence large sections of DNA is important in some areas of healthcare, and is enabling progress in others
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Genetic Alliance UK's newborn screening patient charter sets out why the UK should extend its programme - and establish a pilot for genome sequencing at birth
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We explore one of the many phenomena that show genomics to be far more complex than the 'one gene per characteristic' rule
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You've heard of the genome – our complete set of DNA – but do you know about mitochondrial DNA and its relevance to health?
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We know that different people react differently to drugs. But how does this actually happen? And where does genomics come in?
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Last week we explored the promise of pharmacogenomics in the health service, but there are good reasons why it will take time to implement
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The analysis of the genomic determinants of drug response is a hot topic in healthcare and was the focus for a workshop last month
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Are you looking to amplify your voice online? Following a special event for Faculty members, we've compiled all the key points and top tips
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Luke Fowler at IFFR
As an artist, Luke FOWLER (1978, Scotland) has been exhibited widely in Europe. His work investigates the conventions of biographical film and documentary. He was the recipient of the first Jarman Award in 2008 and was nominated for the 2012 Turner Prize for All Divided Selves (2011), a documentary exploring the life and work of Scottish psychiatrist RD Laing. He was an Artist in Focus at the 2016 Courtisane Festival. In 2019, his short film Mum's Cards won the Scottish Short Film Award.
What You See Is Where You're At (2001, short), The Way Out (2003, short), Pilgrimage from Scattered Points (2006, short), Bogman Palmjaguar (2007, short), Paddington Collaboration (2007, short), Achterhaven Splinters (2008, short), An Abbeyview Film (2008, short), Another Day of Gravity (2008, short), George (2008, short), A Grammar for Listening (parts 1-3) (2009, short), Anna (2009, short), David (2009, short), Helen (2009, short), Lester (2009, short), All Divided Selves (2012, doc), The Poor Stockinger, the Luddite Cropper and the Deluted Followers of Joanna Southcott (2012), Depositions (2014, short), To the Editor of Amateur Photographer (2014, doc, co-dir), Depositions (short), For Christian (2016, short), Country Grammar (2017, short), Electro-Pythagoras (2017, short), ENCEINDRE (2018, short), Mum's Cards (2019, short), Cézanne (2019, short), Houses (for Margaret) (2019, short)
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Accessibility Commissioner | Ashton Forrest
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The Accessibility Commissioner advocates on behalf of SOGS members with disabilities and those that face accessibility challenges. Their primary role is to work towards greater accessibility and inclusivity for those with a wide range of disabilities (including but not limited to physical disabilities, mental disabilities/disorders and learning disabilities) and accessibility challenges (including but not limited to parents of children with disabilities) that have historically been insufficiently accounted for within society.
About our Accessibility Commissioner: Ashton Forrest is a Master's candidate in the Department of Philosophy at Western University. Her areas of scholarly focus are moral, legal, and political philosophy. As a person with a disability living with scleroderma she has spent over a decade advocating for and raising awareness about accessibility and disability issues on the local, provincial, and national stage. She has served on the City of London's Accessibility Advisory Committee, Cheshire London's Cultural Competency Committee, and has volunteered with many organizations and campus entities that support people with disabilities and chronic illness. As a current member of the Post Secondary Education Standards Committee for the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) she is working with other accessibility experts and advocates to create an Accessible Education Standard for the AODA. Ashton's main goal as a commissioner is to ensure that the voices of students with disabilities are reflected in policy, programming, and the built environment on campus. "Nothing for us with out us!"
Find out more about the Accessibility Commissioner's projects here.
Accessibility resources here.
gender Concerns Commissioner | Jaclyn Siegel
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The Gender Concerns Commissioner advocates on behalf of female identifying SOGS members. The Gender Concerns Commissioner connects students to campus or community resources, voices any concerns or interests at SOGS council meetings and is a member of the Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Committee. The Commissioner works with other graduate students to bring activities/events/campaigns to create a safe and inclusive space to share concerns or opinions and work together to improve the graduate student experience at Western.
About our Gender Concerns Commissioner: Jaclyn Siegel (she/her) is a 3rd year PhD candidate in Social Psychology at Western University. In her dissertation research, she is developing and validating a psychological instrument to assess the multidimensionality of feminist identity in woman-identified and gender diverse people. Her other research centers on eating disorders and body image, personal safety anxiety, sexism and weightism, and stigma and discrimination. She is the affiliate representative and Western campus representative for Division 35 of the American Psychological Association (Society for the Psychology of Women). She aims to create a safe and supportive campus environment for all people to express themselves and their gender identity.
Find out more about the Gender Concerns Commissioner, their projects and resources here.
Indigenous Commissioner | Danica pawlick potts
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The Indigenous Commissioner collaborates with community partners to promote a supportive learning environment for Aboriginal/Indigenous students. They represent and promote Aboriginal/Indigenous world views, research methodologies, and interests. Additionally, they foster a sense of community and build relationships in keeping with Aboriginal/Indigenous priorities and culture.
Find out more about the Indigenous Commissioner's projects here.
Pride Commissioner | Brody Clement-Thorne
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The Pride Commissioner advocates on behalf of the LGBTQIA+ SOGS members. In addition to representing the community's interests at SOGS Council meetings, the Pride Commissioner helps connect students to resources, supports local LGBTQIA+ events, and seeks out ways to support LGBTQIA+ individuals.
- End the Blood Ban
- Gender-inclusive Campuses
- Connecting the various LGBTQ+ groups on campus [/expand]
Find out more about the current and past Pride Commissioner's projects here.
Western International welcomes LGBTQIA+ International Students
Racial Equity & Inclusivity Commissioner | Mohammad Sharifi
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The SOGS Racial Equity and Inclusivity Commissioner advocates for racialized graduate students on issues and concerns affecting them at Western University. The commissioner will work with campus partners and community members to enhance the quality of student experience for racialized SOGS members.
About our Racial Equity and Inclusivity Commissioner: Mohammad Sharifi is a PhD candidate (English) at Western University and a part-time instructor at Fanshawe College.
"I have always been passionate about diversity, social justice, and racial equity throughout my personal and professional life, whether in my native Iran or in Canada. Having survived an instance of racial hatred in Canada, I have been inspired in recent years to engage more actively in raising awareness about racial inequities in our society. I believe that with giving voice to the marginalized and working together in solidarity we can achieve a better society, and my hope is that I can contribute to this noble cause."
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In this July 10, 2018 photo, a camera with facial recognition capabilities hangs from a wall while being installed at Lockport High School in Lockport, N.Y. The surveillance system that has kept watch on students entering Lockport schools for over a decade is getting a novel upgrade. Facial recognition technology soon will check each face against a database of expelled students, sex offenders and other possible troublemakers. It could be the start of a trend as more schools fearful of shootings consider adopting the technology, which has been gaining ground on city streets and in some businesses and government agencies. Just last week, Seattle-based digital software company RealNetworks began offering a free version of its facial recognition system to schools nationwide.
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