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Jacaynlene Monk
Jacaynlene Monk is the proud and loving mother of college basketball star, Malik Monk –who until recently was a player for the Kentucky Wildcats.
Jacaynlene's 19-year-old son just declared for this year's NBA draft after an stelar freshamn season at Kentucky, under coach John Calipari.
Jacaynlene Monk, is also the mother of Malik's older brother, Marcus Monk. She welcomed her son Marcus on April 26, 1986; he is also an athlete. Marcus Monk played football for the University of Arkansas, where he was a wide receiver for then-head coach Houston Nutt from 2004-07. Marcus also played basketball during his college career.
Marcus was later an NFL wide receiver of the Chicago Bears. Marcus also played with the New York Giants and the Carolina Panthers.
Jacaynlene Monk and Michael Scales welcomed son, Malik, 12-years later on February 4, 1998. The Jonesboro, Arkansas native enjoyed a stellar high school career at Bentonville High School in Bentonville, Arkansas.
As a senior, he averaged 28.6 points per game and 7.6 rebounds per game. Monk was a consensus five-star prospect, being ranked a five-star player by the four main recruiting services Rivals, ESPN, Scout, and 247 Sports.
In 2015, Malik announced he had commited to attend the University of Kentucky. He had an outstanding freshman season with the Wildcats. He averaged 19.8 points per game on 45 percent shooting, including 39.7 percent from beyond the arc.
Only three games into his college career, Monk made a name for himself when he scored 23 points in a 69-48 win over the then-No. 13 Michigan State Spartans on Nov. 15. He also dropped 24 points in the Wildcats' Dec. 3 loss to the UCLA Bruins.
And who could forget his signature performance, which came in Kentucky's 103-100 victory over the North Carolina Tar Heels—one of the best games during the 2016-17 regular season. The freshman scored 47 points, his three-pointer with 19 seconds remaining the decisive blow.
Malik has stated the two most influential people in his life are his mother and his brother.
I want to thank my family, in Arkansas, who raised me.
And when I say family, I mostly mean my mother, Jackie, and my brother, Marcus.
Talking about his brother he said he's been a mentor, a father figure, a big brother, a friend.
In 2013, Jacaynlene Monk and Malik made the move to Northwest Arkansas after she paid Marcus a visit. They found a home in the Bentonville area, where she still lives.
Prior to the move, Jacaynlene Monk had worked in the East Poinsett County School District, where she made $14,649 over a 178-day contract for the 2012-13 school year, according to school's classified contracts. She had looked for work elsewhere, but was unsuccessful.
Jacaynlene Monk who goes by Jackie, is originally from Lepanto, Arkansas.
You can check the proud mama of two star athletes on Facebook here.


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Headlights Go-Go Comments
440 North Hughes Boulevard
Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909
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XhXeXy on Headlights Go-Goposted on June 19, 2014
Joined 9 years ago
146 comments posted
Headlights is a "gentleman's club" or strip club. But in reality, it's more like a bar you can drink at where the girls are topless. The drinks are very reasonably priced and the girls are friendly and decent looking. There is no pressure to buy them a drink or to get a dance. This is a very laid back place and you can walk in with $30 and still have fun for a couple hours. It's extremely dead during the week but packed on the weekends.
question on Headlights Go-Goposted on January 14, 2009
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to management: who would i contact for a possible feature booking there? is there a email address or website?
...sucks to b you on Headlights Go-Goposted on April 15, 2008
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headlights is a joke-so is paris! let her manage a real club...funny, she has a hard enough time managing her own life. nice to see you doing well for yourself, paris. you've moved up...from stripper to 'head stripper' i'm glad to see you have goals. the problem with the people who go into headlights is they are unhappy with their lives, therefor strive to make everyone around them unhappy also. well you pathetic people...i have managed to overcome your dragging energy and if all goes well, headlights will be shut down!!! how bout them apples!
Steve2 on Headlights Go-Goposted on August 9, 2007
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I was at the club the other night and one of the dancers said they were going to get private dances booths, any idea when this will be up(excuss the pun) and running?
money on Headlights Go-Goposted on June 4, 2007
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Headlights is more than what you think!!!!!! I had sooooo much fun this weekend! Those girls spank hard and the drinks were great. I can't wait to go back. Headlights sure has gotten better then it used to be. There is a new manager and everything!!!! Paris runs the club now and everything has changed!!!! There are so many different kinds of girls there. There is a girl that lets you carry her by a chain, a girl who does pull-ups on the pole, a girl who dresses like a cat, and they even have russian girls!!!!! If you want to see whats new in there and experience the complete change they have made go and check it out.
Out of State on Headlights Go-Goposted on May 27, 2007
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How can you sign up for a membership?
Michael on Headlights Go-Goposted on May 3, 2007
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This club is the bomb!!!! It is worth the membership waiting period of three days! Under new management Paris & Heaven made my birthday party off the hook!!Must visit this club it is so laid back with a great atmosphere
Possible audition on Headlights Go-Goposted on June 21, 2006
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Hi I'm possibly looking to dance in the area and was wondering if someone could give me a little info on this club! Currently I dance in PA right outside of Philadelphia at a topless bar we have to wear pasties and we do give no touch private dances. What are the requirements and rules of the club? Also is this a fairly busy bar??
Majik on Headlights Go-Goposted on March 6, 2006
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Fridays and Saturdays, table dances are $10.
Allanon on Headlights Go-Goposted on December 20, 2005
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This club was not bad, compared to what we have up in the Norfolk area. I did have 1 major problem with this club though! They overcharged my credit card! Will never be returning now.
JNASTY on Headlights Go-Goposted on October 31, 2004
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For Elizabeth City this club is okay. Some good looking dancers, cheap table dances, but the girls dont make contact with you like I'm used to at some other NC clubs. Also they dont do couch dances either. So if you're looking for that, they dont have it. If you can't get out of town, Headlights is your only choice in Elizabeth City.
. on Headlights Go-Goposted on October 10, 2004
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If you are looking for good music, a place to drink, and cheap tab;e dances where the dancer makes no contact with you, then you are in the right place. They do not offer couch dances or nude dances at all. I thought it was odd this strip club did not have a pole on stage. There are a few hot girls there, be sure to check out Daisy and Christina.
startraveller on Headlights Go-Goposted on May 6, 2004
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Important missing information - this is a members only club. Membership is a laughably tiny $5 (compared to my local places). Would have "joined" immediately, as the girls I could see from the vestibule looked very nice, however, membership takes three days to take effect "By state law" according to the bouncer. I was only in for the one night, so I went back to the hotel at 10PM, such is the dazzle of night life in ECity. In retrospect I should have paid the $5 dollars, if for no other reason than to insure work never sends me back there. Off topic but of use to travellers, the swordfish steak at the "train station" restaurant was excellent.
Den Den on Headlights Go-Goposted on March 13, 2004
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Is This Place Any Good..... and is it $5 a Dance??? would be money to know that info thanks
va guy on Headlights Go-Goposted on January 18, 2004
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im thinkin of takin a friend here for his 18th bday. is this club a good choice?


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A press briefing hosted by the Golden Hat Foundation in conjunction with the United Nations was held on World Autism Awareness Day in the Dag Hammarskjold Library Auditorium. The briefing focused on those with nonverbal autism, the "Forgotten Half of Autism." Statistics show that near 50% of individuals with autism have non-functional speech, this subset is rarely researched and often written off as intellectually disabled merely due to their low functioning motor skills including speech.
The speakers include: Mrs. Dorrit Moussaieff, First Lady of Iceland; Margret Bauman, M.D. Harvard Medical School; April Benasich, PhD, Rutgers University; John F. Connolly, PhD, McMasters University; Margret Ericsdottir, President and CEO of Golden Hat Foundation; and Portia Iversen, Advocate and Author.
The press briefing was presented by the UN Department of Public Information, the Permanent Mission of Iceland to the United Nations and the Golden Hat Foundation, as part of World Autism Awareness Day 2012.
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First Trailer & Poster For The Remake Of Point Break
So the first trailer and poster have arrived for the remake of Point Break. A film that everyone has asked why is this getting made? We love the original film that starred Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze and is among our top action films of all time. Did the film need a remake? No but neither did Robocop or any other number of recent Hollywood "do overs". This time around we get more extreme sports as actor Luke Bracey takes on the role of Johnny Utah and Edgar Rameriz is Bohdi. Watch the trailer and judge for yourself and while it doesn't look absolutely terrible it also just isn't necessary. We find out December 25th when Point Break hits theaters if it can better than the original but we take the 1991 version any day.


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August 31; Migration of the Blubberoids (USA: George Kuchar, 1989) DVD; screener
August 31; Water Sports (USA: George Kuchar, 2007) DVD; screener
August 30; Littlerock (USA: Mike Ott, 2010) DVD; screener
August 29; Dead Weight Man (USA: Patrick Crowley & Gian-Alberto Pérez, 2011) internet; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=889ryMNur-4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
August 29; Conjuror's Box (USA: Kerry Laitala, 2011) DVD; screener
August 27; Leap Year (USA: James Cruze, 1924?) 16mm with Judith Rosenberg accompaniment; Niles Essanay Film Musuem; introduced by David Kiehn
August 27; Roughest Africa (USA: Ralph Ceder, 1923) 16mm with Juduth Rosenberg accompaniment; Niles Essanay Film Museum
August 27; Funky Pete (UK: Edgar Wright, 2004) projected DVD; Castro; director present
August 27; The Man Who Would Be Shaun (UK: Edgar Wright, 2004) projected DVD; Castro; director present
August 27; Fun Dead (UK: Edgar Wright, 2004) projected DVD; Castro; introduced by Jesse Hawthorne Ficks; director present
August 27; /Shaun of the Dead (UK/USA/FRANCE: Edgar Wright, 2004)/ 35mm; Castro; introduced by Jesse Hawthorne Ficks & director
August 27; /Don't (USA/UK: Edgar Wright, 2007) 35mm/ Castro; introduced by Jesse Hawthorne Ficks & director
August 26; Hot Fuzz (UK/USA/FRANCE: Edgar Wright, 2007) 35mm; Castro; introduced by Jesse Hawthorne Ficks & director
August 26; Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (USA:/UK/CANADA: Edgar Wright, 2010) 35mm; Castro; introduced by Jesse Hawthorne Ficks & director
August 25; /Badlands (USA: Terrence Malick, 1973)/ 35mm; Castro
August 25; /Days of Heaven (USA: Terrence Malick, 1978) 35mm/ Castro
August 21; /2010: The Year We Make Contact (USA: Peter Hyams, 1984)/ 35mm; Castro
August 21; /2001: A Space Odyssey (USA/UK: Stanley Kubrick, 1968) Castro/ 35mm
August 20; Blank Generation (USA: Ulli Lommel, 1980) VHS; Anchor Bay
August 19; Moonlighting (UK: Jerzy Skolimowski, 1982) DigiBeta; PFA
August 18; /Talk To Her (SPAIN: Pedro Almodóvar, 2002) 35mm/ Castro
August 15; Black Dynamite (USA: Scott Sanders, 2009) DVD; Sony
August 13; /Lion's Den (ARGENTINA: Pablo Trapero, 2008)/ DVD; Strand
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August 11; The Wayward Syllabus (USA: George Kuchar, 2005) DVD; screener
August 11; Longhorn Tremolo (USA: Scott Stark, 2010) DVD; screener
August 10; Beginners (USA: Mike Mills, 2010) 35mm; Lumiere
August 8; Twenty-Four Eyes (JAPAN: Keisuke Kinoshita, 1954) DVD; Criterion
August 6; No Noise (USA: Robert F. McGowan, 1923) 16mm
August 6; digest print of Epic of Everest (UK: Captain J.B.L. Noel, 1924) 16mm
August 3; Winnie the Pooh (USA: Stephen J. Anderson & Don Hall, 2011) digital projection; Carmike Chief Plaza 4
August 1; Survive. Recover. Live. (USA: Ivan Kander, 2011) DVD; screener
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If we are taking you to an airport or cruise port, we will pick you up from your home, hotel or business address and take you to the departure gate of your detination airport.
If we are picking you up from an airport or cruise port, we offer a meet and greet service for just £5.
We constantly monitor the flights for a confirmed landing time.
If your flight is due in earlier or later than expected, our driver will meet you at the new, correct landing time.
If your flight is cancelled in advance, we will not dispatch the driver and will wait for further instructions from you.
Our driver will meet you in the Arrivals Hall, 10 minutes after the flight has landed. If you would like the driver to meet you earlier or later than the standard 10 minutes, please email us with 12 hours notice using the contact us form, or emailing us direct.
Our driver will use a greeting board to display the name of your choice.
You will receive a courtesy phone call or text from our driver to let you know he has arrived and is waiting.
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Our driver will assist you with your luggage to the vehicle.
Our driver will obtain a car park receipt as proof of entry and exit.
We will wait for a maximum of 1 hour (free) and 30 minutes (chargeable) from confirmed landing time. If no contact has been made with the passenger(s) by this time we will deem that you have "NOT SHOWED". The job will be cancelled and fully charged.
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Our prediction for this Championship match:
There will be fireworks when Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United face each other in the Steel City derby at Hillsborough Stadium. The Owls kicked off the new Championship campaign with a 1-0 loss to Preston, but they are undefeated in previous seven league fixtures. Sheffield Wednesday are determined to return to the Premier League and we predict that they are going to leave their hearts on the field in Sunday's football match against their bitter local rivals. The Blades, on the other hand, aim to make amends for a 1-0 loss to Norwich City and, no doubt, the visitors would be happy with one point from the local derby. Both sides are likely to adopt a cautious approach in Sunday's showdown and we would not be surprised if they share the spoils in the Steel City derby. In their last meeting in the English second tier the two teams played out a 1-1 draw.
Highlighted Player (Steven Fletcher):
Steven Fletcher is a professional footballer who plays for Sheffield Wednesday. After ending his loan spell with Marseille, he joined the Owls on a free transfer in July 2016. Steven Fletcher was born in Shrewsbury, England on 26 March, 1987 and he began his youth career at Hibernian. He made his debut for the Scottish outfit on 10 April, 2004 in a 3-0 win over Kilmarnock. After spending three years at Burnley and Wolverhampton Fletcher signed a four-year deal with Sunderland for a fee of £12 million. The left-footed attacker scored 11 goals in 28 appearances for the Black Cats in the 2012/2013 Premier League campaign and he was struggling in front of goal in the 2013/2014 season, scoring no more than three league goals. Steven Fletcher was eligible to play for both England and Scotland, but he decided to represent his mother's home country. Fletcher made his Scotland debut in March 2008, in a friendly against Croatia. He did well to provide an assist for Kenny Miller, who scored the equaliser for the Scotts (1-1).
Highlighted Team (Sheffield United):
Sheffield United are a professional football club that compete in the Championship. The Blades finished the 2016/2017 League One campaign in top position in the standings, with the team collecting exactly 100 points in the process. Sheffield United last competed in the Premier League in the 2006/2007 season and they were more than unfortunate not to secure the top flight survival.
The Blades finished the season in 18th place in the process and it has to be noted that they were level on points with Wigan Athletic, who managed to avoid the relegation to the English second tier. Sheffield United welcome their rivals at Bramal Lane, the stadium which was opened on April 30, 1855. The current capacity of the venue is 32.702.
The club have numerous rivalries, but the most notable one is the rivalry with their city neighbors Sheffield Wednesday. The two teams face each other in the Steel City derby and it has to be noted that United share rivalry with the likes of Barnsley, Rotherham United, Doncaster Rovers and Leeds United as well.


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Robbins, J., & Ben-Eliezer, U. (2000). New roles or 'new times'?: Gender inequality and militarism in Israel's nation-in-arms. Social Politics 7(3), 300-342. doi: 10.1093/sp/7.3.289 This material can be found here.
Olick, J., & Robbins, J. (1998). Social memory studies: From 'Collective Memory' to the historical sociology of mnemonic practices. Annual Review of Sociology 24, 105-140. This material can be found here.


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SCA brewing Skills - Foundation (1 Day, 9am - 6pm)
For: Aspiring baristas, roasters and coffee professionals looking to understand the brewing basics
Designed to introduce the novice to the core skills and equipment required to produce great brewed coffee. No prior knowledge is needed before taking this module. A passion for great coffee is essential! Students will learn the following:
Introduction to Coffee and Coffee Extraction
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This Foundation course includes a complimentary pre-class workshop that will be conducted on a separate day. The workshop runs from 10am - 12.30pm / 2 pm - 4.30 pm / 6.30 pm - 9 pm and covers:
What is Specialty Coffee - This benefits learners new to coffee. It offers an insight into the world of specialty coffee and introduces the Bettr Barista Education Ecosystem. Students will also learn to understand coffee aromas, flavours and how to taste specialty coffee.
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Kanye West's Baby Name Revealed: Report
According to TMZ, West and Kim Kardashian's first child has been given a directional moniker.
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's new baby is missing a "K."
Contrary to earlier reports that the couple's first child was named Kaidence Donda West, with the middle name an homage to the rapper-producer's late mother, the Kimye daughter has been named North West -- according to TMZ.
Kim & Kanye Welcome Baby Girl: Hollywood Reacts
The site has reportedly seen the baby's birth certificate.
Kanye West's 20 Biggest Billboard Hits
With his first Father's Day under his Givenchy belt, West had another big arrival this week, with his latest album, "Yeezus," landing on Tuesday. The set is expected to move between 360,000 to 380,000 copies by the end of the tracking week on Sunday, June 23.
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Trainings or Modules
In 2014, NICAR introduced data journalism exercises for academics interested in teaching data journalism but in need of a little help. These promise to be useful to journalism instructors who would like to teach data.
The benefit of NICAR and other journalism training organizations could go well beyond the modules, though. New tools are developing quickly, and it is critical for faculty to continue to grow, learn, and change as the field itself develops.
In fact, NICAR filled a vacuum that existed because many academic institutions didn't address new tools or skills. Meanwhile, personal computing tools became more powerful, digital information sources became more commonplace, and news organizations increasingly relied on digital methods of gathering and distributing news. Just as print newspapers were slow to recognize the power of data-driven reporting and the Internet, so too have journalism schools been reluctant to change. Teaching institutions must adapt or risk being unable to fulfill their goals and mission, both to their students and to the profession.


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Hi there - I am Kirsty, AKA "Motorsport Mama".
I am a mum to Ayrton (Named for some obvious reasons, some not so
obvious...) and twin girls Asher and Emersea (named after Emerson Fittipaldi).
I am wife to Spud who is a race driver and race and rally mechanic.
I myself have worked as a driver, mechanic and race engineer in
Australia and overseas.
I am a mum to Ayrton (Named for some obvious reasons, some not so
obvious...) and twin girls Asher and Emersea (named after Emerson Fittipaldi).
I am wife to Spud who is a race driver and race and rally mechanic.
I myself have worked as a driver, mechanic and race engineer in
Australia and overseas.
This is us when our little guy was just 2 weeks old!
This is us with a 3 year old Ayrton and 2 week old twin girls!
Before I got shacked-up and knocked-up I was all about getting ahead
in motorsport and doing whatever I could to be in it (You can read about those exploits in my old blog "The Hundred Mile an hour Tape" ) . Then I met Spud and my roles shifted gears so to speak. It became less about me and
more about him and I moved more into a pure crew chief and sports
psychologist sort of job.
I have spent the last few years since having kids working on my business, blogging, working for a volunteer organisation and getting all these little people ready for the big wide world! There has been some motorsport thrown in there too, but with 1 income and so many children, it is not suprising that it hasn't been as much as we've wanted!
I started Motorsport Mama out of an interest for raising kids in this
sort of community, raising kids who themselves are racing and
supporting partners whilst they or I was racing or working in it...
We're a bit of a unique bunch and while I looked, I never found
something exactlly like this.
As it is a reality for us that our kids are going to grow up in this
sport, I wanted to be able to learn from other mums and women. I had
eavesdropped or been a part of a few conversations around Go-karts and
stuff like that which raised questions like "How does my kid explain
to his classmates that he is away 1 Friday out of every month because
of Go-karts?" and I wanted to be able to find answers to those sort of
things! So here I am...
Welcome to anyone else who is on the same path. I look forward to
learning from you and sharing! :D
My Race Resume
Lasts and Lasts Motorsport Team Owner
-Raced in 2004, 2005 and 2006 NSW State Championship in Formula Vee
-Class Winner in 2006 Nurburgring 3.5hr endurance race on Nordeshlief
-Represented Australia in German 40th Anniversary Formula Vee race of nations
My Engineering Resume
-Manufacturing Manager and Suspension Team for University of Wollongong Formula SAE Team - Australasian Championship winning Team 2004
-A1GP Team Australia Junior Race Engineer 2005/6 Season from NSW Women in Motorsport scholarship
-2007-2008 Engineer at Kinetic Suspension Technologies
-2009 Go-Kart Team Race Engineer
-2010/11 Curtin University Formula SAE Team Guest Lecturer
Husband: Spud - AKA: Mr Motorsport Mama
Recognise him? I wouldn't be suprised if you did! Spud has been around Motorsport since before birth (Most old racers would have known his mum Lesley too!). Through working with WA Motorsport and Dunlop Motorsport since a very very little kid, he grew up with tyre smoke in his lungs and grease under his fingernails...
After being Sprint Series State champion, he went on to Go-Karting, Motorkhana and working as a Race and Rally mechanic. He has worked in Tarmac and Gravel Rally as well as Japanese GT.
We met at Kinetic where he was working as one of their lead technicians. His job required him to test cars for a living... what a hard life, right!?
Now he is playing house with us, trying to get out and Go-kart, Race, and Crew Chief here in Perth and WA and anything else he can do... I love him! He is just plain GREAT! :D
So occasionally you'll hear from me... or him... or one of our many guest posters! :D
If there is something that you would like to read about or a question you'd like to ask, why not drop us an email?! Hit the "CONTACT" button at the top of the page!
Thanks for coming by! :D


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text: Related to my earlier post today regarding eco-seals, the full WSJ article is here. The proliferation of such seals and confusion caused to consumers is a big negative. One happy upside is that gDiapers has seals from two organizations (Cradle to Cradle and Biodegradable Products Institute) recommended by Green Depot and Office Depot.


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1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
1 medium eggplant peeled and cut into 1/2-inch chunks
4 medium yellow squash cut into 1/2-inch chunks
2 medium onions chopped
1 1/2 cups milk
2 eggs
2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese divided
1/2 cup instant rice
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
It is not clear from this recipe when or if the sauted eggplant and squash mixture is added to the rice mixture. It seems it would have to be but the author has not clarified this. It does sound delicious.Lola, Portland, OR
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January 23, 2009
QED by Computer
New computer tools could revolutionize the field of mathematics by assisting in the development of nearly infallible proofs of mathematical theorems. Up until now, traditional proofs allowed many inferences to be glossed over or omitted, leaving determination of the correctness of a theorem up to the scrutiny of other mathematicians. A series of articles by leading experts published in the Notices of the American Mathematical Society describe the use of computer assistants in the development of "formal proofs" which provide checks for every logical inference in a mathematical theorem.
If computer proof assistants come into widespread use, formal proofs of the central significant theorems of mathematics may be possible. Thomas C. Hales likens this possibility to "the sequencing of the mathematical genome."
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Me… about me. It's funny how hard it is to write about yourself.
I've always drawn, always. When I was 15 I decided I wanted to be a graphic designer (my Aunt Aleena was one). And so, my path was set.
So here I am, still drawing and still enjoying it. I might not draw men going to the moon and animals eating people so much these days, but the joy is still there and that is important to me!
I offer a professional, personal service, working with me is fun and easy. I make it a point to work WITH my clients not against them. So let me know if there is something I can help you out with.MY EXPERIENCE ACHIEVEMENTS ARTIST STATEMENT FAVOURITE COMICS OTHER INTERESTS
1991 – 1992
Associate Diploma In Graphic Design : Randwick TAFE
April 1993 – May 1994
Graphic Designer Elton Ward Advertising and Design : clients included: Tooheys, Sara Lee, Caltex, BBC Hardware, Castrol Oils and Western Biscuits to name a few.
May 1994 – July 1997
Designer/illustrator Scholastic Publishing. Designed and illustrated numerous teacher's and children's magazines and books, posters and worksheets.
July 1997 – August 1998
Senior designer/illustrator Creata : designed toys, posters, point-of-sale items, clothing, stationary for clients such as McDonald's, Nestle, Walt Disney and Caltex/Ampol.
August 1998 – April 2000
Art Director Horwitz Publications, Audio Visual Group. Oversaw the design of all the Audio Visual titles: Sound and Image, Geare, Australian Camera, ProPhoto, Australian Hi-Fi and Australian InCar.
April 2000 – November 2004
Creative director Online Media Group. Design and testing of internet browsers, online and interactive television, instant messaging, packaging and advertising material across many forms of media.
November 2004 –
Design and illustrate books for Australian Publishers : Blake, Hachette, Laguna Bay and MacMillian. US publishers McGraw Hill and Trillium. Worked inhouse as a designer at Bloch International, ACP for Real Living Magazine and HarperCollins Publishers.
Created two t-shirt labels, B24FLAK and Robotcack. Recently wrote and illustrated a small comic, found $20 on the street, read many great books, learnt West African dance moves and ate some jelly.
- Finalist 1994 Mosman Art Prize
- ABPA Commendation for design of the Scholastic Teacher's Diary 1996
- Finalist 2008 Gosford Regional Gallery Art Prize
Art for me is about play, about the experience, about discussion. The reasons why I do and what I choose to paint are vast and many, and they come and go, morph and change with each day.
I like to paint, I like to do things with my hands, I like to create rather than destroy. I like to make things that tell a story, makes the viewer feel something, what ever that feeling is.
I believe in making mistakes, sometimes great things come out of mistakes and mistakes are there for use to learn from!
- TinTin, anything TinTin, (except the movie) I just love Captain Haddock
- American Vampire, I love the art and the twist to the Vampire Universe.
- Blade of the Immortal, awesome art, great story, brilliant characters, Manji San!
- Bleach – great art, story, characters and I just love the fights!
- Naruto – well what a little dude! I like the imagination, the characters, the fights and the art is pretty good too.
- Blacksad – I pretty much like this for the art, it's just beautiful frame after beautiful frame!


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Peter Wiley Drake, 61, of Harbor Springs and formerly of Dayton, Ohio, died unexpectedly while visiting in Logan, Ohio, on Thursday, March 10, 2005, in the emergency room of Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
Mr. Drake was born Dec. 30, 1943, in Dayton, Ohio, the son of Bernice Geraldine (Houchins) Drake of Kettering, Ohio, and the late Robert Lloyd Drake.
Mr. Drake received a bachelor of science degree from Wilmington College in Wilmington, Ohio, and had received his master's degree in political science from the University of Dayton and had also taught political science at the university from 1968-1969.
He retired from R.L. Drake Co., in Franklin, Ohio, where he served as president and CEO from 1975-1985. A branch of the Drake Co., selling satellite dishes, operated out of the former Stagecoach Inn in Logan, Ohio.


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In Privilege We Trust: Locking Down Super-Users for Maximum Cybersecurity
Privileged Identity Management (PIM) is the lowest common denominator in today's most treacherous corporate and governmental security breaches. Or more accurately: Privilege Mismanagement. Sony, Target, Anthem, JP Morgan Chase, the city of San Francisco and many others succumbed to the reality that the identity of a single super-user account can be subverted for the purposes of manipulating sensitive organizational data, correspondence, commercial goods and intellectual property.
It's a numbers game. Think of the janitors who can open all the doors, or the card dealers who take in all the chips, or the bank tellers who process all the cash. These positions are analogous to IT administrators who, while they don't rank as high as the CEO in the organizational hierarchy, nonetheless hold the keys to the kingdom. So when a rogue government wants to find out who among their ranks is leaking information to foreign media, they don't hack individual human-rights reporters or their bosses. They hack the network and email administrators at whichever publications revealed the worst of their transgressions.
According to a 2014 study from IBM and Ponemon, corporations pay an average $145 per record in a data breach, with an average total cost of $3.5 million. The overall cleanup cost of breaches for some of the US's major retailers ranged from just over $4 million to more than $100 million. Lost revenue ranged from approximately $40 million to more than $1 billion. The study also revealed that more than 37 percent of data breaches involved a malicious or criminal attack; 35 percent concerned a negligent employee or contractor (the human factor); and 29 percent involved glitches that included both IT and business process failures.
Today's IT infrastructure is disjointed and scattered
One of the biggest challenges facing PIM is an increasingly decentralized IT infrastructure. The number of exposed surfaces has multiplied from the days of a single onsite server to now include cloud servers, mobile devices, the Internet of Things (IoT) and offsite facilities such test labs and production centers. In fact, as more enterprises embrace the cloud, privileged accounts increasingly lie outside physical headquarters and belong both to internal IT and remote third parties such as contractors and vendors. Therefore it is no surprise that privileged accounts are easy and automatic targets for hackers and malicious insiders alike.
When it comes to securing all of the fragmented pieces of an enterprise network mosaic, challenges rise in four distinct pillars:
- Whereas in the past IT administrators operated under the radar for hackers, now they are prime targets
- Big Data and the decentralization of systems and infrastructure have vastly increased the scale of privileged accounts; they now span thousands of servers instead of one or two
- The consumerization of IT has spawned "Shadow IT," which has multiplied privileged accounts even further
- The number of people who actually merit privileged access has increased, due to outsourcing and third-party vendors; in many cases even core IT is outsourced to a third party
It's not just outsiders who have the potential to wreak havoc. Disgruntled insiders can cause damage as well. Consider the infamous case of San Francisco city employee Terry Childs, who was arrested after refusing to grant City Hall access to its own network. The system contained emails, payroll information, police records and a host of other sensitive data. Childs handed over passwords when his one condition was met, which was a private, jailhouse meeting with Mayor Gavin Newsom.
Complicating matters even further, not all insider threats are proactive. A 2014 data breach report from Verizon revealed that half of all IT vulnerabilities and security and operational issues were the result of user and administrator mistakes. In other words, accidental threats have the same potential as malicious ones to cause harm with data, infrastructure and reputations. More than ever, privileged accounts are central to the health and wellbeing of the enterprise and therefore must be carefully guarded.
Identity is the new perimeter
There is a solution to today's advanced threat landscape and it begins with a holistic, purpose-built platform that draws an impenetrable circle around every potential server and device. Identity is the new corporate perimeter, and its footprint extends far beyond a physical campus to encompass an amorphous, identity-activated entity in the cloud.
Legacy systems were built around the assumption that all privileged access would be on-premise. But today we live in a hybrid world where cloud infrastructure is preferred and where the cloud makes concessions for onsite systems, rather than the other way around. With the right cloud PIM system in place, enterprises can take advantage of benefits such as reduced upfront costs, flexible pay-as-you-go pricing and faster ROI. Perpetual licenses are expensive, difficult to deploy and totally anachronistic in today's service-based pricing atmosphere.
Furthermore, today's best PIM solutions not only offer a broad set of capabilities for identity consolidation, privilege management and privileged session auditing, they address security and audit requirements for the management of both cloud and onsite access to critical production systems and applications by employees and third parties - all without the hassle of a VPN. The net result is increased security, improved compliance and comprehensive reporting and auditing.
The king's guard
For companies looking to gain maximum control over their network, PIM is paramount. Privileged accounts merit an extra layer of security over normal accounts and require constant attention to ensure they're not being violated. No CEO wants to find him- or herself in the same place as leaders at Target and Anthem, and no CIO wants a breach of that magnitude on their record. Now they have an elite guard to protect them.
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ExpertPortfolio.com, that is an online platform of the Premiere Consulting Limited company, keeps developing. This time an official Facebook page of the project has been launched. It should become the platform for communication between the management of the project and its investors, clients, partners and all those interested in portfolio investments and market consulting services. As you know from our publications and the presentation of ExpertPortfolio (read here), these are the two main business-lines of the company.
The administration hopes that the Facebook page will become a leading component of the online communication and invites everyone to join them on the official Facebook page of ExpertPortfolio.com. As you may have noticed, the admins of different projects began to add Facebook and Twitter more often. I suppose they understand the importance of social networks these days and want to be closer to their clients who can post comments, ask questions and find out about projects' news on Facebook pages.
However, the important thing is to regularly update a Facebook page and keep it alive. Many admins do not do that and the fact that they added social networks means nothing. Luckily, judging by the update from ExpertPortfolio, their Facebook should be really useful, so join it to be as involved as possible.


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About: Hadley Beeman
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- I'm a London-based contractor, specialising in collaboration via technology. I'm a bit of a techie but got my first degree in French at Claremont McKenna College; I'm mostly American but was born and now live in the UK; I got my masters in Business information systems (from Royal Holloway, Univ of London) but was working in UK government at the time; I'm female but tend to find myself in mostly-male teams. And I'm 5'2", so occasionally overlooked in crowds, but tend to make up for it in volume...


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Pilning Station Group was set up to represent users and potential users of Pilning Station, who were dismayed by the demolition of the station footbridge in 2016. This resulted in the closure of the westbound platform and reduced the station's service to "one direction only". Our purpose is to press for easily-achievable "quick win" improvements (e.g. reinstatement of the 13:34 service, provision of a Monday-Friday "travel to work/college" service around 07:30, restoration of station lighting), and to deliver the message about the importance and potential of the station to the authorities and other organisations who make decisions about its operation and its future. We believe that local residents and businesses will greatly benefit from a well maintained station with a regular train service. We stay in touch with South Gloucestershire Council, Pilning and Severn Beach Parish Council, West of England Combined Authority, Network Rail, Transport Focus, GWR, Friends of Suburban Bristol Railways, SevernNet and other agencies, to promote the interests of the station.
West of England Combined Authority 30 October 2017 - Item from the public #9, "Pilning Station Platform Lighting"
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West of England Combined Authority 28 June 2017 - Item from the public #22, "Quick Wins for Pilning Station"
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Bump up your beach wear with Heidi Klein's bespoke service or treat your dad to some Father's Day grooming by way of L'Occitane's pop-up barber
BY Alice Newbold, Sonia Haria | 11 June 2015
Atterley Road, our go-to etailer for utilitarian wardrobe staples, is waving goodbye to its roster of reasonably priced brands and focussing on its in-house designs. With a new design team at the helm, the aim is to be 80 per cent 'Atterley' by August. Watch the new chic and trend-led pieces trickle in from now. Printed dress, £55, atterley.com
Bespoke beachwear
Laura Lees, the nimble fingered seamstress behind 'The Mighty Stitch' is lending her embroidery skills to swimwear brand Heidi Klein. On June 12 and 13 the Selfridges concession will offer free monogramming on all of Klein's covetable holiday essentials. 400 Oxford Street; 1A 1AB; noon-8pm; selfridges.com
Father's Day treats
Treat your pa to a well-groomed Father's Day, courtesy of L'Occitane's pop-up barber in Covent Garden. Each £30 package includes a treatment, travel kit and complimentary drink; and did we mention the wet shaves are at the hand of award-winning barber Tom Bell? June 13 and 20; c all 0800 368 9000 to book
Art attack
Running from June 18 for 10 days the Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair in London is a great opportunity to pick up beautiful prints, sculptures and jewellery. This Andy Warhol 'Flowers' print is a modern classic. POA; olympia-art-antiques.com
Lounge around
The Baltic brand About uses innovative fabrics (enriched with beeswax, silk and aloe vera) for its collection of loungewear and underwear. The result is exceptionally comfortable pieces that you'll want to reach for time and time again. Top, £48 for three, and briefs, £22.50 for three; aboutwear.com
London's new shoe haven
Luxury shoe brand Bionda Castana is proud to present its first store on London's Elizabeth Street. Stop by for customisation appointments with co-founders Natalia and Jennifer and leave with your own bespoke beauties. Opens June 4; 73 Elizabeth Street, SW1W 9PJ
Singular fashion
John Smedley's new Singular collection is inspired by women's love, and adoption of, the men's knitwear line. The new unisex collection has a relaxed borrowed-from-the-boys feel and is bound to be as popular with men as it is women. From £115; johnsmedley.com/uk
Get fit with Whistles
The coveted high street store has teamed up with the London fitness studio Frame on a sportswear collection. The jumpsuits, leggings and leotards - in black and grey - work perfectly together to layer or mix and match. From £35; whistles.com
A house for Essex
Artist Grayson Perry's latest project is a full-sized 'dream' house in Manningtree. Crammed full of original Perry pieces, fans have to enter a ballot to explore this super kitsch creation. Register for your tour of the colour-pop mansion here; Black Boy Lane; C011; living-architecture.co.uk
Summer tales
What if we told you that cult food chain Burger and Lobster are doing a summer pop-up? Not only have the team behind Night Tales enlisted the discount seafood specialist; they are housing a host of other hip food and drinks brands in their urban jungle this summer. The transformed Shoreditch car park even boasts hammocks to lounge in. From £4; until August 29; Red Market, Old St, EC1V; nighttales.co.uk
La Dolce Vita
The House of Peroni has delivered a welcome dose of the Italian good life to East London. Head to the 'piazza' for peroni-infused cocktails concocted by molecular mixologist Simone Caporale before catching a film at the private Cinema All'Aperto. We'll join you for the achingly stylish Luca Guadagnino film I Am Love, starring Tilda Swinton. Free entry; Until June 10; 152 Brick Lane; thehouseofperoni.com
Summer style inspo
From the English seaside to the Côte d'Azur, the Riviera Style exhibition at London's Fashion and Textile Museum explores over 100 years of holiday fashion. Until August 30; ftmlondon.org
Core Collective
No sign-up fees, no contract and no monthly charges; Core Collective gym sounds to good to be true. The new super stylish Kensington studio sells its classes in blocks (5 cost £130), promises to keep numbers down, boasts Bamford toiletries in its changing rooms and a chic lounge for a post-workout relax. First timers also receive a complimentary session. 45 Phillimore Walk, W8 7RZ; core-collective.co.uk
Build a bag
Family-run company Wilbur & Gussie is inviting fans of the brand's silk Charlie clutch bags to design their own. Choose from a selection of colour-pop silk shades and 30 vintage jewel clasps for a one-off piece that no one else at summer soirées and weddings will have. 20 New Quebec Street, W1H 7RZ; wilburandgussie.com
Cinema dates for the diary
This year's Film4 Summer Screen season, held in the romantic setting of Somerset House's courtyard, runs from August 6 and includes two love stories that couldn't be more different: Roman Holiday and True Romance. Book now; somersethouse.org.uk
RSVP to RSPV
Stylist and fashion consultant Pippa Vosper has just launched her very own store - RSPV, which stands for Ressurected Season by Pippa Vosper. The unique concept allows you to buy past season collections and runway samples at a fraction of the retail price from a different designer in residence for one month at a time, the first is Vilshenko. Prices start at just £75. 34 Chiswick Lane, W4 2JQ
Pringle's bicentennial milestone
Celebrating the brand's 200th birthday as one of the first luxury knitwear manufacturers, Pringle of Scotland is telling its story through film, photographs and a plethora of archive knitted pieces at the National Museum of Scotland. From its roots as a small hosiery brand to its relevance in the fashion industry today, there's a lot to learn about the knit stalwart. Free; Until August 16; Chambers Street, EH1 1JF; nms.ac.uk
Cut from the past
The exhibition Vivienne Westwood: Cut from the Past at Danson House, Kent, is a wonderful insight into the 18th-century art and fashion that have influenced the designer. £8; Until October 31; bexleyheritagetrust.org.uk
Savage Beauty
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty is on course to become the Victoria & Albert Museum's most popular exhibition ever. The largest retrospective of McQueen's innovative designs has already broken the museum's record for the most ever advance sales for an exhibition. Don't rely on the additional tickets and extended run though; here is how to secure your entrance. Until August 2; £17.50; vam.ac.uk
READ: How to see Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty at the V&A
Another McQueen date
To coincide with the V&A's major retrospective Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, London's Fashion Space Gallery is hosting the first ever exhibition exploring the designer's choice of catwalk make-up. On display at Warpaint: Alexander McQueen and Make-Up will be 22 looks from 13 collections demonstrating amplified, unconventional and pared down beauty. Prepare to be blown away. Free; Until August 7; 20 John Prince's Street, W1G 0BJ; fashionspacegallery.com
Sonia Delaunay's colour spectrum
Her true passion was painting, but as Tate Modern's latest must-see retrospective shows, the sublime colourist Sonia Delaunay was a woman of many talents: Gloria Swanson was one of many who wore her geometric fashion designs. £16; Until August 9; tate.org.uk


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You need one idea that we start building
You have a design that needs development
You have under-developed app that needs development.
You have existing app that needs development.
First step for all stages
In this phase of project, we start first conversation with the customer in order to gather exact requirements and need for the software. Gathering requirements is not that easy, so we follow standard tools defined for system development and life cycle. System or business analysts are the people who do this job and they develop RFP following various tools UML, DFD, ERD etc.
From idea to featureset
This is a stage where we are clear with the requirement and customer also gets a sense of what needs to be developed. Our team develop a full design in visual that represent user experience and how the product is going to be used by the end customer. This is mostly approved by the customer and development team follow the same design experience for the whole life-cycle of the software.
Start building idea into real product
All right, this is the stage where development team really start building the software using an appropriate technology. Core architecture and performance factors are considered before hand that helps in future for not re-constructing any idea due to such failures. Software is developed using Agile based approach so that customer will remain in-tocuh with real parts of the idea and suggest for any rea-time change. Nobody wants a surprise, so we believe in this theory to sync our customers on various levels of development.
Final implementation stage
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The label requirement for menus will be in place by May of 2018. The rule for package labels is already in place but there are changes to the format to make it more readable along with the requirement to tell consumers how much added sugar is in their foods.
The FDA has also announced they are looking into revoking the health claim allowed for soy and the reduction of heart disease risk because studies proceeding the claim are inconsistent.
An original FDA rule proposed by the Affordable Care Act in 2010 that would mandate grocery stores, chain restaurants, convenience stores and other food sellers to list calorie counts on their menus has been postponed until 2018. The rule, which was to go into effect 8-18-17 has been put on hold after a last-minute suspension from the US Food and Drug Administration. Businesses that sell food and have 20 or more locations will have until May 7, 2018 to post calories. 1
Pending completion of this rulemaking, FDA intends to exercise enforcement discretion with respect to the current July 26, 2018, and July 26, 2019, compliance dates.
FDA has issued a proposed rule to extend the compliance dates for the Nutrition Facts and Supplement Facts label final rule and the Serving Size final rule from July 26, 2018, to Jan. 1, 2020, for manufacturers with $10 million or more in annual food sales. Manufacturers with less than $10 million in annual food sales would receive an extra year to comply—until Jan. 1, 2021.
Public health advocates have embraced the labeling requirement as they believe consumers who see calorie counts before purchasing food tend to buy less calorie-dense foods. Critics of the rule argue the rule didn't allow enough latitude for food sellers that are not restaurants. The rule was challenged by trade groups that represent supermarkets, pizza chains, convenience stores and bakeries who complained that the regulations should be modified to include the various ways Americans purchase their food.
The Trump administration was petitioned by menu labeling opponents requesting to delay the rule and pushed for passage of the Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act. This bill would remove some of the regulations and limit others. It would permit variable serving sizes and let food companies that do mostly online ordering (such as pizza restaurants), post calories only on their web sites. 2 The bill has passed the House, but has not been voted on in the Senate.
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WHEN I tell people I have two sons, the reaction is often a sympathetic shake of the head. "You'll have your hands full," they'll sigh.
It's not the size of my family that elicits this response, but my children's gender – a fact which reflects the way that we see boys as different from girls. My sons notice it too. They are sad when they come home having heard the rhyme: "Slugs and snails and puppy dogs' tails, that's what little boys are made of".
As a parent of boys, you are confronted with two visions of who they are and what their future is. One tells you that boys are a problem. They do less well at school, are less likely to go to university, are more likely to be excluded from school, and as adults, to end up in prison, be addicted to drugs, commit suicide and have poorer health.
The other tells you that your blue-eyed boys could still, just, belong to the world of privilege that is manhood, destined to enjoy some of the privilege of their gender. The two seem hard to square.
Neither seems a particularly good vision. Both provoke worry. Both make you wonder if there is a way of raising your boys to thrive, yet be caring and respectful towards others. Both make you wonder if, in all the fretting over the futures of girls, we haven't given enough thought to boys.
So, I was glad to come across Man Up: Boys, Men And Breaking The Male Rules, a new book by Woman's Hour editor Rebecca Asher, which collates the research on the way masculinity is shaped and how we might raise our sons differently.
Of course, some would argue that we don't need to worry about boys. Those at the top of society's heap are still mostly men: they run more companies, occupy more boardroom positions, and feature more in rich lists than women. But there is another side of the tale, there in the statistics Rebecca Asher quotes. "Boys," she writes, "are four times more likely than girls to have behavioural, emotional or social difficulties and three times as likely to be temporarily excluded from school. 95% of prisoners are male, as are three-quarters of suicides."
Parents, she suggests, can make a difference. How we raise our boys matters. Asher – the mother of a boy and a girl – says her interest in the "crisis in masculinity" was triggered, partly, by the birth and early childhood of her own son. From the moment he was born, she witnessed the "expectations and assumptions that we make about boys and how that then feeds into what we do with them, how we dress them, what toys we give them, and how it becomes a self-fulfilling thing". But also, having worked on a project with disaffected young men and ex-offenders, many of whom seemed to have "a very strong sense of what it is to be a man", Asher was struck by little those expectations had changed in the past few decades.
There is much that I recognised in the research this book throws up. Like Asher, I have heard people say of their sons: "Boys are like dogs – both have boundless energy and bottomless appetites." One fellow parent added: "They just need to be exercised and fed." I have also been shocked to hear those shouts from the sidelines of football pitches. "Don't be such a girl." Or that familiar phrase, uttered casually by friends and acquaintances: "Man up." Phrases like these, Asher points out, are still used to shame those who commit the humiliating act of not behaving like a stereotypical man.
We have learned to fret over the way society creates girls. One of the big feminist stories of recent years has been the unearthing, by authors like psychologist Cordelia Fine, of research showing that many of the aptitude differences associated with either sex are more the work of nurture than nature. But boys too would benefit if we stopped seeing them through the prism of their gender, and raising them to conform. As Asher puts it: "In just the same way that we box girls into the ornamental, compliant and nurturing corner, we trammel boys into particular ways of being too."
Of course, Asher is not the only person to have examined this "crisis in masculinity". Others have charted it and proposed solutions. More often than not they have blamed feminism for the woes of men. "Many men's rights activists," Asher notes, "see feminism as the enemy and say that it's gone too far, and it's now time for the pendulum to swing back. I think this idea that we're at opposite sides of the scale and if one's up, the other one is down, is just such an unproductive way of looking at it. For me, feminism isn't the problem, it's the answer."
Asher had always considered herself to be quite progressive, even "incredibly right-on about gender roles", so when her first child arrived, a boy, she was keen to avoid stereotyping him. She believed she treated girls and boys the same. Looking back, she realises that in fact, there were subtle, unconscious prompts that she was giving her son: "There were all these ways in which, without even realising it, we were ushering our kids in a certain direction, whether it was just by a look or by a touch, tone of voice, whatever."
She was particularly struck by research showing that parents are harder on their sons than their daughters. "I think that that has been true for us," she admits. "The idea of saying to your boys to toughen up resonated. I look back with some guilt and remorse. We weren't hideous Victorian cane-wielders or anything, but just those harsher tones of voice, I think were more prevalent in our interactions with our son than with our daughter."
Asher cites research showing that "mothers and fathers are less tolerant of displays of emotion in boys, particularly crying and expressions of unhappiness or fear and take a more punitive approach to them than with girls". Parents also react more negatively to shyness in sons than in daughters. They even talk less about emotions with boys. Asher notes, too, the ways in which we encourage boys to misbehave. Research shows that boys get more attention and are more frequently disciplined for misbehaving than girls, and that this only encourages the behaviour.
Many parents make gestures towards gender neutrality. I was one of them, particularly in the early days. The odd doll or tea-set amongst the cars and robots in the toy box, the occasional garment with hearts on, the painted toe nails. I recently bought, for my sons' Christmas, the elusive Star Wars Rey doll, determined that they should play with a female hero. A friend bought them a nasty-looking monster toy and kept calling it "she".
I would tell my sons they were beautiful and talk to them about feelings of shyness or sadness. Once, I recall being upset to find that one of my sons was hiding his tears over some upset – I told him if he was sad, he should cry. Where had this idea that he should hold it in come from? I wondered too what I had done to create what one parent described as "real boys".
Once my children started school, I found myself increasingly tending to give in, to surrender to the fact that my sons would have more boys as friends, to accept the growing household obsession with football, ignore the continual rough-and-tumble sessions in the living room. For many parents who make gestures towards neutrality, I suspect the early school years are a time of gradual surrender. At that point, when we see our children having to make their way in a world in which gender segregation is rife and the playground social scene revolves around terrifying pecking orders, we find ourselves simply wanting them to thrive and survive. We want them to fit in. When one of my sons recently made a short, boys-only guest list for his cinema birthday party, I went along with it.
Those playground politics are tough, after all. Put together the various pieces of research and you get a picture of the playground in which segregation and social hierarchies are interlinked. Boys who are very masculine are at the top of the male hierarchy. As Asher writes: "All friendships involve jockeying for position to some degree. But it is the criteria for allotting a place on the hierarchy that differs between the sexes. Boys tend to be judged according to very stereotypical, masculine parameters: who is strongest, fastest, loudest and best at sport."
"Most of us," says Asher, "have a desire for our children to be accepted, and I think that becomes more acute the older they get. You want your child to be welcomed, accepted and understood by other people and one of the easiest ways we can do that is by asserting how similar they are to other children."
She offers this piece of advice: "Instead of encouraging our sons unquestioningly to fit in, we should fill them with confidence to be themselves and equip them to take a level-headed approach to the external pressures they will encounter."
As boys get older and reach adolescence, although the segregation breaks down a little, there's still enormous pressure on young men not to behave in a feminine way. The word "gay" is frequently used as an insult, not directed just at homosexual boys, but also at straight boys who don't conform to prescribed masculine behaviour. "Gay," says Asher, "is used to police behaviour, as a warning sign you are straying from the consensus on how to behave." Even talking to a friend, or having a close relationship, can be targeted as a sign of femininity or "gayness". Hence, boys learn not to share their feelings with male friends, and this has a long-term impact. A 2014 study by Relate found that men in the UK are more likely than women to say that they have no close friends.
Man Up provides a warning to all parents. If we don't like what we see out there in the society of grown men – who in the UK account for 70 per cent of the long-term youth unemployed, some 95 per cent of prison inmates, and commit the vast majority of violent crime – then we need to tackle seriously the culture at this young age. A great many of the men in prison, Asher notes, have behaviour issues linked with mental health problems. "All of that is traceable back to the lack of emotional intelligence that boys grow up with, the fear of showing their emotions and talking about how they feel. It's going to come out somehow. And unfortunately for some men, it comes out in criminal ways."
Of course, as Asher points out, the average man, throughout the course of his life, enjoys more privilege and career success than the average woman. But men who fail to gain those advantages are more likely to "fall further". Ethnicity and class are strong factors. Shane Ryan, chief executive of the charity Working With Men, which aims to improve the lives of marginalised young men, sums it up thus: "The lower you go down the food chain, the more male advantage disappears – poverty is a great leveller."
One of Asher's biggest messages is that we need to show more "love, compassion and understanding for boys". She echoes the American feminist bell hooks, who writes in The Will To Change: "In patriarchal culture males are not allowed simply to be who they are … Their value is always determined by what they do. In an anti-patriarchal culture, males do not have to prove their value and worth. They know from birth that simply being gives them value, the right to be cherished and loved."
Such a cultural revolution would be beneficial, Asher believes, for women and girls too. "I am absolutely at my heart a feminist," she says, "and I believe that if we can treat boys better and have more understanding about them, that is going to pay dividends in terms of outcomes for girls and women too."
Above all, she believes we need to go beyond the "damaging, useless notions of what masculinity and femininity are". She suggests we need to break free of these two concepts altogether. "Rather than trying to invent a new masculinity – which some people have argued for – why not just forget about it all together? Let's just think of ourselves as people with no rules, with our own characteristic strengths, attributes, and about how we can be happy."
But breaking free is a huge challenge. As Man Up suggests, almost all of us make assumptions about what a boy is, even before he is born, just as we do with a girl. Reading Asher's book I reflected on the fact that whenever I have felt broody for a girl, it has come with a craving for the sort of more emotionally-textured conversations a girl would bring. What am I then presuming about my boys? Becoming aware of these almost unconscious assumptions is an important part of the journey. That and talking about them, amongst ourselves, as adults, but also with our boys and girls.
Man Up: Boys, Men And Breaking The Male Rules by Rebecca Asher is published by Vintage, £14.99


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The Social Art Map was initiated by Emily Druiff (Peckham Platform) and Sophie Hope (Birbeck, University of London) in 2015. The five projects they chose to look at in depth were:
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An interactive installation at Peckham Platform resulting from workshops with people living with learning disabilities and mental health challenges at Three Cs, Rye Lane. Commissioned by Peckham Platform.
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Emily Druiff (Executive Director, Peckham Platform)
Kathrin Böhm (artist)
Alison Love (Three Cs, Head of Inclusion)
Liz Moreland (service user at Three C's, cake-maker, participant)
This is For You
A public performance on the pavements of Archway about being seen. One audience member watched one dancer and one local at a time through a shop window. Commissioned by Islinglton Council with AIR, Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.
Mapped by:
Tilly Fowler and Anna Hart (AIR)
Anna MacDonald (artist)
Richard Thomas (Thomas Brothers Ironmongers, Archway)
This Used To Be Fields
A mural exploring a history of the Becontree Estate in Dagenham. Commissioned by Create and Creative Barking and Dagenham.
Mapped by:
Razia Begum (Producer, Create); and Marijke Steedman (Curator, Create)
Chad McCail (artist)
Matt Benjamin (local historian, participant)
Biniam Ghide (mural artist, participant)
Between You and Me / The Present Tense
A play and film by Edward Thomasson made with nonprofessional performers from East London. Commissioned by Chisenhale Gallery and Create.
Mapped by:
Hadrian Garrard (Director, Create)
Laura Wilson (Offsite and Education Curator, Chisenhale Gallery)
Edward Thomasson (artist)
Amy Bentley (volunteer performer)
Werker 1 – Community Darkroom
Workshops, collective educational activities and installation on photography and labour with Werker Magazine and Justice for Domestic Workers. Commissioned by The Showroom (Communal Knowledge).
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Louise Shelley (Collaborative Projects Curator, The Showroom)
Rogier Delfos and Marc Roig Blesa (Werker Magazine, artists)
Marissa Begonia (Justice for Domestic Workers, collaborators)


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