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That reason could be the fact that, as Wittes wrote here , he is a personal friend of James Comey. (We've reached out to Wittes for comment but have yet to hear back.)
Project Exile happens to be a federal program that James Comey helped develop when he was a U.S. attorney living in Richmond. And then, of course, there are the follows.
ProjectExile7 follows 27 other accounts, the majority of which are either reporters, news outlets, or official government and law enforcement accounts. The New York Times ' Adam Goldman and David Sanger and the Washington Post 's Ellen Nakashima and David Ignatius, all of whom have been aggressively covering the FBI investigation into Trump's contacts with Russian agents, made the list, as did Wittes and former Bush Administration colleague Jack Goldsmith. Donald Trump is on there, too, but @projectexile7 seems to have begun following him relatively recently (its first follow was @nytimes).
There are two outliers: William Mary News (where Comey attended undergrad) and our colleagues at The Onion (everyone deserves to have fun):
And of the 39 total tweets the account has liked thus far, eight refer directly to the FBI or James Comey himself:
One deals with an active FBI investigation:
And four refer to the Trump administration in general:
Of course, none of this is definitive proof @projectexile7 is FBI Director James Comey, but it would take a nearly impossible confluence of coincidences for it to be anyone else. Take what you will from the fact that the director of the FBI appears to have liked a tweet from the New York Times about Mike Flynn and Jared Kushner meeting a Russian envoy in December.
We've reached out to the FBI for comment, and will update if and when we hear back.
In the meantime, @projectexile7, I would love a follow.
Update 3:56 p.m.:
Benjamin Wittes has responded with the following:
I actually commented earlier today on Comey's Twitter account—on Twitter, no less.
Beyond that public statement, I have nothing to say.
Update 5:14 p.m.:
The FBI has officially weighed in:
We don't have any comment.
Thank you.
FBI National Press Office
This story was produced by the Special Projects Desk of Gizmodo Media Group .
Ashley Feinberg is a senior reporter for the Special Projects Desk, which produces investigative work across all of Gizmodo Media Group's web sites.
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The European Franchising Federation's Code of Ethics has been adopted by seventeen national franchise associations. However this has no legal force and enforcement by the national associations is neither uniform of rigorous. Commentators like Dr Mark Abell, in his book "The Law and Regulation of Franchising in the EU" ( Published in 2013 by Edward Elgar 978 1 78195 2207 ) consider this lack of uniformity to be one of the greatest barriers to the franchising realising its potential in the EU.
When adopting a European strategy it is important that a franchisor takes expert legal advice. Most often one of the principal tasks in Europe is to find retail space, which is not so significant a factor in the USA. This is where the franchise broker, or the master franchisor, plays an important role. Cultural factors are also relevant, as local populations tend to be heterogeneous.
France is one of Europe's largest markets. Similar to the United States, it has a long history of franchising, dating back to the 1930s. Growth came in the 1970s. The market is considered difficult for outside franchisors because of cultural characteristics, yet McDonald's and Century 21 are found everywhere. There are some 30 U.S. firms involved in franchising in France. [43]
There are no government agencies regulating franchises. The Loi Doubin Law of 1989 was the first European franchise disclosure law. Combined with Decree No. 91-337, it regulates disclosure, although the decree also applies to any person who provides to another person a corporate name, trademark or trade name or other business arrangements. The law applies to "exclusive or quasi-exclusive territory". The disclosure document must be delivered at least 20 days before the execution of the agreement or any payments are made.
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Initially, there was some uncertainty whether any breach of the provisions of the Doubin Law would enable the franchisee to walk away from the contract. However, the French supreme court (Cour de cassation) eventually ruled that agreements should only be annulled where missing or incorrect information affected the decision of the franchisee to enter into the agreement. The burden of proof is on the franchisee.
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Under Italian law franchise [46] is defined as an arrangement between two financially independent parties where a franchisee is granted, in exchange for a consideration, the right to market goods and services under particular trademarks. In addition, articles dictate the form and content of the franchise agreement and define the documents that must be made available 30 days prior to execution. The franchisor must disclose:
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Presentations highlighted the direct killing effect of NO on Mycobacterium abscessus (M. abscessus) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (P. aeruginosa) as well as the use of the NO generator and delivery system as a potential therapy for M. abscessus complex (MABSC) lung infection
GARDEN CITY, N.Y., and REHOVOT, Israel, July 16, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AIT Therapeutics, Inc. (OTC:AITB), a clinical-stage medical device and biopharmaceutical company focused on developing inhaled Nitric Oxide (NO) for the treatment of patients with respiratory conditions including serious lung infections and pulmonary hypertension, today announced that in-vitro data, as well as data from its compassionate use study, were presented at the 3 rd Annual World Bronchiectasis Conference held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. on July 12-14, 2018.
The first poster, entitled: " High-Dose Inhaled Nitric Oxide as a Potential Therapy Against Mycobacterium abscessus Lung Infection in Cystic Fibrosis ," shows an in vitro dose response for NO in the killing of M. abscessuss as a monotherapy in sputum. It also demonstrates differences inminimal bactericidal concentration of NO between various clinical strains of M. abscessus in vitro. The results also revealed the susceptibility of P. aeruginosa to NO is significantly greater with killing time less than half of what is seen with M. abscessus, and at a lower concentration.
The second poster, entitled: " Treatment of Refractory Mycobacterium abscessus Lung Infection with Inhaled Intermittent Nitric Oxide ," demonstrates inhaled NO dosed at 160 parts per million (ppm) for 30 minutes five times per day for 14 days and three times per day for 7 days provided clinical improvement on multiple parameters including 6-minute walk distance, FEV1 and quality-of-life parameters that persisted for up to 90 days post cessation of therapy. There was no effect on bacterial load. This patient had underlying cystic fibrosis and the MABSC had persisted for more than 8 years.
Both posters can be accessed on the company website at www.AIT-PHARM.com .
"Results from the treatment with our NO generator and delivery system were consistent with the results shown from our recently completed nine patient NTM study using cylinder gas," said Steven Lisi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of AIT Therapeutics. "We continue to be on track to begin a pivotal study by the end of 2019 in nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) pending appropriate funding and anticipate this study will be conducted substantially in the home setting. Our in vitro data suggest that NO not only kills M. abscessus , but it more easily kills P. aeruginosa which is more prevalent and with well-established pathogenicity."


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Gloria Lapin, M.Ed is a retired elementary school teacher, principal, consultant, and presenter. She is the author of supplementary educational reading materials, and enjoys creating beginning reading comics. She has returned to college in fine arts to improve her illustration skills so her comics will be even more engaging.
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That no busy mother may say, "I cannot take time to gather from the Bible the simple lessons that my children need," this book of little stories--together making one--has been written. I have tried to preserve the pure outlines of the sacred record from the vivid description and the suggestive supposition that are sometimes introduced to add charm to the story, and in all quoted speech I have used the exact words of the authorized version of the Scriptures, so that the earliest impression made upon the memory of the child might be one that should remain.
he waters rose higher and higher, covering the hills, and creeping up the mountains, so that every living thing died except Noah, and all that were with him in the ark.
But after ten months the tops of the mountains were seen, and Noah sent out a raven and a dove. The raven flew to and fro, but the dove came back into the ark, because she found no place to rest her foot.
After seven days Noah sent her out again, and she returned with an olive leaf in her bill, and then Noah knew that the waters were going away.
[Illustration: Dove returns with an olive leaf.]
After seven days again he sent out his good little dove, and she did not come back. So Noah was sure that the earth was getting dry, and that God would soon tell him to go out of the ark.
And so he did. Think how glad the sheep and cows were to find fresh grass, and the birds to fly to the green trees.
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Generating and reporting up to date and accurate renewable energy data is essential for communicating the recent success the sector has had around the world. As renewable energy continues to expand in both developing and developed countries the difficulty in collecting timely, accessible, and reliable data for the entire sector is increasing.
Last week, REN21 assembled a small group of experts from around the world at the headquarters of the REN21 Secretariat and the UNEP Division of Technology, Industry and Economics in Paris to develop new strategies for addressing these data collection challenges. The workshop brought together key regional contributors to the annual REN21 Renewables Global Status Report (GSR) over two days to present challenges, propose solutions, and build a strong community of organizations determined to further advance renewable energy development and deployment.
Worldwatch Senior Fellow and GSR research director and lead author Janet Sawin and Worldwatch Research Associate Evan Musolino were joined in Paris by representatives from the ECOWAS Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE), the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE), the Austrian Energy Agency, the Brazilian Reference Center on Biomass (CENBIO), the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP), African Solar Designs, Bridge to India, and Fundacion Bariloche to assess these data needs.
Throughout the workshop a number of different data collection challenges were identified by those in attendance. Official government statistics on installed capacity and generation are quite often out of date, unavailable, or vary when reported by different agencies within the government. Tracking development in other aspects of the renewable energy sector, such as utilizing renewable energy technologies for off-grid distributed energy solutions, provide even more significant challenges that must be addressed.
The challenges in data collection have far reaching consequences for many key actors as they constrain the ability to accurately assess the current status of the renewable energy sector. The lack of timely and accurate information is a significant contributor to a number of key barriers to renewable energy development and deployment. Information gaps are central components of the financial barriers for renewables as they heighten the perceived risk for financiers, restricting access to the funds needed for project development.
As the recent changes to feed-in tariff rates across Europe have exemplified, accurate information is essential for a successful policy making processes. Tracking policy developments offer additional challenges as it is often quite difficult to assess whether enacted policies are also being successfully implemented.
Furthermore, the misperception of renewables as an expensive, luxury technology continues to be driven by a lack of understanding of the true extent of the development of renewable energy technologies and the impact these technologies have had on people and societies around the world. A more complete analysis of the enormous strides made in the sector would go a long way towards countering these myths.
Even with these significant challenges what the data does show is that enormous gains have been made in the sector during the last decade. At year end 2004 installed non-hydro renewable power capacity totaled only 160 gigawatts (GW) worldwide. By 2012, this total has more than doubled to a total of 390 GW of installed power capacity which generates over 20 percent of the world's electricity. This growth in capacity has led to the employment of as many as 5 million people worldwide in the renewables sector last year, up from an estimated 1.7 million in 2004. Renewables still have a long way to go to meet their full potential. To facilitate this expansion it is critical that we become more efficient in comprehensively tracking their progress along the way.
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Esther on the Move
Traveling the World. One Country at a Time…
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I believe that, after a while, travel becomes a part of who you are. Experiencing different cultures...Visually drinking in the landscapes and sites of an area...Absorbing the essence of the who, what, where, & when of a place. All of these experiences become part of a newer and improved you.
This is why I travel whenever I can - and when I can't, I spend my time planning my next adventure. From start to finish, I figure out where we'll stay, what we'll see, what we'll eat. Essentially, I learn whatever I can about the destination, & now I'll be writing about it too!
I hope to share what I've learned with you in this blog, so that your travels can be care and hassle free. Hopefully, I can help you enjoy to the fullest, the enrichment that will become a part of the newer & improved you!
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Product Review—Skin Care: Miracle Skin™ Transformer Heal Everything Balm Helped my College Induced Eczema Flareups
It's my senior year of college and I guess I pretty much stay stressed out about everything. And when I get stressed out, my eczema flares up. And when my eczema flares up, I really hate it, because it LOVES my face. So, like I don't have anything else to worry about, my face looks like I have a deadly disease (or like I haven't washed it in forever) and that's just great for my so-called social life.
Anyway, it's pretty cool that my mom lets me review products for her, (I think it's because I'm a chemistry major, so she thinks I know every ingredient on the planet. Hehe) because she always has just the right skin care product to hook me up. After much moaning and complaining about the state of my skin, she handed me a tube of Sara MacNamara Miracle Skin™ Transformer Heal Everything Balm, and said, "If you use it, you have to review it." Usually those words make me do a u-turn, but my face was looking so-not-cute and it was itching like heck, so I agreed. And I'm pretty darn happy I did.
About Miracle Skin™ Transformer Heal Everything Balm:
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A soothing and hydrating balm that provides instant relief and protection to distressed skin.
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This product's rich, emollient ingredients enhance skin's own natural repair process. With the help of powerful, skin-soothing natural actives, including Manuka honey, tamanu Polynesian oil, and evening primrose, this product provides immediate relief and visible improvement for distressed skin.
My results:
The texture was a little sticky but that is to be expected of a balm. The good news is that it not only stopped the unsightliness of my eczema but stopped the itching. I wasn't afraid to use it for a long time it didn't have any crazy ingredients like others non-itch stuff. In fact, Miracle Skin™ Transformer Heal Everything Balm contains a natural hydrocortisone substitute—Japanese Licorice Root Extract: A natural Hydrocortizone alternative, reduces inflammation upon application. I should mention the other great ingredients in this cool balm.
-Manuka Honey: Contains specific properties that provide antibacterial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits to the skin.
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And it definitely works because when I ran out, my eczema came back. I like it so much I wrote a jingle: "Sarah Macamara–she makes good skin care-a."
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Pro: A little goes a long way, helps with itching, heals skin
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Price: $26
Buy again: Yes, please mom
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Hidden Valley Setting, Part I
This is the first in a series of posts about one of my two major original campaign settings, the Hidden Valley. The Hidden Valley was a huge valley high in an even larger mountain range. The valley floor was over a mile high and only one pass led into the valley. The valley itself was pretty much cut off from the rest of its world. While the chance of such a thing actually existing is probably fairly low, it made a great campaign setting. I used the basic information I'll be given in posts here in several major campaign and a large number of one-off adventures.
Here's a copy of the 1984 version of the Hidden Valley map -- the version with color. The map shows major features and larger towns and cities. There are lots of villages and small towns in populated areas that aren't shown on this 1 inch equals 100 miles map. I just created them as needed.
Here's the map. Click on it for a much larger version.
In future installments in the Hidden Valley series, I'll post the map key and some info on the deities of the valley -- basically all the information I used for general campaign background. Those used to long and detailed campaign settings will be surprised at how little information I bothered to create on the setting in advance. When I finish, I will probably release a free "Hidden Valley" pdf file with all the information.
One thing you probably need to know upfront, I borrowed the "Tarantis" name from the Judges Guild city, but the "Tarantis" on this map has little else in common with the Judges Guild Tarantis.


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Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering : A Comprehensive Guide
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The third edition of this highly acclaimed undergraduate textbook is suitable for teaching all the mathematics for an undergraduate course in any of the physical sciences. As well as lucid descriptions of all the topics and many worked examples, it contains over 800 exercises. New stand-alone chapters give a systematic account of the 'special functions' of physical science, cover an extended range of practical applications of complex variables, and give an introduction to quantum operators. Further tabulations, of relevance in statistics and numerical integration, have been added. In this edition, half of the exercises are provided with hints and answers and, in a separate manual available to both students and their teachers, complete worked solutions. The remaining exercises have no hints, answers or worked solutions and can be used for unaided homework; full solutions are available to instructors on a password-protected web site, www.cambridge.org/9780521679718.
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Prefaces; 1. Preliminary algebra; 2. Preliminary calculus; 3. Complex numbers and hyperbolic functions; 4. Series and limits; 5. Partial differentiation; 6. Multiple integrals; 7. Vector algebra; 8. Matrices and vector spaces; 9. Normal modes; 10. Vector calculus; 11. Line, surface and volume integrals; 12. Fourier series; 13. Integral transforms; 14. First-order ordinary differential equations; 15. Higher-order ordinary differential equations; 16. Series solutions of ordinary differential equations; 17. Eigenfunction methods for differential equations; 18. Special functions; 19. Quantum operators; 20. Partial differential equations: general and particular; 21. Partial differential equations: separation of variables; 22. Calculus of variations; 23. Integral equations; 24. Complex variables; 25. Application of complex variables; 26. Tensors; 27. Numerical methods; 28. Group theory; 29. Representation theory; 30. Probability; 31. Statistics; Index.
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From reviews of previous editions: '...a great scientific textbook. It is a tour de force ... to write mathematical sections that are both complete and at an appropriate academic level. The authors have clearly succeeded in this challenge, making this a remarkable pedagogical book ... The choice of exercises is excellent and possibly the best feature of the book. In summary, this textbook is a great reference at undergraduate levels, particularly for those who like to teach or learn using lots of examples and exercises.' R. Botet, European Journal of Physics '... the book provides scientists who need to use the tool of mathematics for practical purposes with a single, comprehensive book. I recommend this book not only to students in physics and engineering sciences, but also to students in other fields of natural sciences.' P. Steward, Optik '... suitable as a textbook for undergraduate use ... this is a book that in view of its content and its modest softcover price, will find its way on to many bookshelves.' Nigel Steele, The Times Higher Education Supplement 'Riley et al. has clear, thorough and straightforward explanations of the subjects treated. It rigorously adopts a three-stage approach throughout the book: first a heuristic, intuitive introduction, then a formal treatment, and finally one or two examples. This consistent presentation, the layout, and the print quality make the book most attractive ... and value for money. It contains a thousand pages, there are plenty of exercises with each chapter.' J. M. Thijssen, European Journal of Physics This is a valuable book with great potential use in present-day university physics courses. Furthermore, the book will be useful for graduate too, and researchers will find it useful for looking up material which they have forgotten since their undergraduate days.' J. M. Thijssen, European Journal of Physics 'This textbook is a well-written, modern, comprehensive, and complete collection of topics in mathematical methods ranging from a review of differential and integral calculus to group and representation theory, probability, the calculus of variations, and tensors.' Science Books and Films 'This is a very comprehensive textbook suitable for most students enrolling on undergraduate degree courses in engineering. It contains 31 stand-alone chapters of mathematical methods which enable the students to understand the principles of the basic mathematical techniques and the authors have produced a clear, thorough and straightforward explanation of each subject. ... finding a single textbook which covers the engineering student's need throughout their entire course is by no means an easy task. I believe the authors have achieved it ... complete fully worked solutions ... which I think is a useful asset for both students and lecturers.' Civil Engineering ' ... this highly acclaimed undergraduate textbook is suitable for teaching all the mathematics ever likely to be needed for an undergraduate course in any of the physical sciences. As well as lucid descriptions of all the topics covered and many worked examples, it contains more than 800 exercises.' L'enseignement mathematique
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Facebook posts, tweets, open letters and hundreds of articles later what have we achieved?
We told the world that WE are a country of rapists.
I see my feed flooded with posts about how men need to change, how we need to respect our women more and how we need to promote equal rights for women. But between all this outcry and anger we have changed the actual common man.
Social media is generally a platform for the educated and civilized to create a ruckus about black and white dresses. But when we are writing, sharing and liking strongly worded posts, the virality (yes! It's an actual word) stays limited to the millions of people who aren't ignorant about the facts. And will you seriously tell us that it is the fault of men? Do we have to be labeled as 'perverts', 'jerks', 'rapists', 'eve-teasers' and such? Why do we have to fear everytime the bus hits a speed-breaker and we bump into the girl/woman/lady in front of us? Fear that they'll turn around, shout at us and slap us in public while some self proclaimed feminist is filming it for his blog on his smartphone. Why do we have to be ashamed for being men?
When we waged a war on terrorism and racism, we all spoke out saying "all Muslims are not terrorists." Now there is another war on our doorstep. It is a war in which heinous, unspeakable, unthinkable and unforgivable acts are committed by people who are anything but human. But is it not YOUR duty to make sure that the words you spread condemn the criminal and not an entire gender? When you write "friends we should respect women", do you honestly think that the danger lurks in the heart of your friends? When a person looks at our country all he/she sees in the subtext is "all men are rapists." Is that right?
The people who are actually to be blamed lurk in the shadows, out of reach of common sense and morality. They are the ones who stalk women on the internet, who have no sense of right and wrong and to whom social media posts are all but impermeable. And the thousands of girls out there who actually have faced the trauma and the torture fight another battle to make their lives better. They don't sit on social media and rant about it. WE do. People, dear to us, who have been through hell and back don't tweet their struggles. WE do.
I've seen too many labels. I'm a brother, a son, a friend, a mentor and a boyfriend.
I am a man and I'm not a pervert.


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25 Ways To Use Twitter In The Classroom By Complexity
The following spectrum takes a new approach for using twitter in the classroom. While other posts offer a list of ideas, the following spectrum is roughly structured to increase in complexity from left to right:
Watch, which is passive.
Talk, this adds interaction.
Produce, which implies an even greater interaction between an audience, a purpose, and a media design–in this case, using twitter to actually produce something original.
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Elegant, luminous, and serene, the paintings of Johannes Vermeer entrance the eye and calm the spirit. The Dutch Renaissance master's command of light, color, and texture has captivated art enthusiasts for centuries. Early in his career, he seemed to aspire to be a history painter, as his first works were large-scale mythological and religious paintings. He then began to paint the genre scenes, landscapes, and allegories for which he has become so renowned. While Vermeer's subject matter changed in the mid-1650s, he nevertheless continued to imbue his later works with the quiet, intimate moods he preferred in his early history paintings. His paintings of pale beauties in rich costumes, caught in moments of stillness and silence, are among the most loved works in museums worldwide.
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TILAOK: An Art Exhibit Inspired by "Ang Mahiyaing Manok"
The Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman will be hosting an art exhibit by Professor Ruben de Jesus, "Tilaok" (Crowing) from 12 November to 11 December 2015 at the GT-Toyota Asian Cultural Center, Hall of Wisdom, Asian Center, University of the Philippines Diliman.
The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, opens at 5:30 p.m. on 12 November. Regular viewing schedule runs from 13 November to 11 December 2015, Mondays to Fridays, 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The exhibit features fifteen of Professor Ruben de Jesus' new art works inspired by the theme and style of his illustrations for Ang Mahiyaing Manok (The Shy Rooster), a children's book that was published in 2000 and received various local and international awards, including the Encourage Prize, 2000 Noma Concours for Children's Picture Book Illustrations, Tokyo, Japan. The book was also a finalist in 2000 for Best Children's Book, National Book Awards, Manila Critics Circle; and runner-up at the 2004 New York Showcase Exhibition, Winter Conference, Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI).
Tilaok also displays artworks inspired by Professor de Jesus' solo exhibits, Simpleng Buhay, Simpleng Kulay 1 and 2 (Simple Life, Simple Color), at the Filipinas Heritage Library in 2010 and 2011. Rendered in ball point and featuring detailed linear strokes, the artworks for Parts 1 and 2 of the Simpleng Buhay, Simpleng Kulay exhibits depict simple daily life of the Filipino family and lighthearted scenes of children reading books, respectively. Part 2 reflected the artist's involvement in reading advocacies.
Ruben de Jesus is Professor at the Department of Visual Communication, College of Fine Arts, University of the Philippines Diliman. He is one of the founders of "Ang Ilustrador ng Kabataan" (Ang INK; the Illustrator of the Youth) and the Sectoral Representative for Illustrators of the Philippine Board on Books for Young People (PBBY). His illustrations in Ang Mahiyaing Manok established a distinct style recognized and honored in visual and children's literary art circles.
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Yesterday we went to Kettering Rugby Club and played against the teams who had won their leagues (we won ours in November, at the Duston School).
Even though the weather was atrocious and running was a rather tricky task, the entire team played their socks off and worked extremely hard.
The second game was very different. Within a minute we were two tries up; we were playing the Simon de Senlis way! We continued to play superbly and went on to win 8-1! Winning 8-1 at a county-level final competition is extremely rare.
Our third game was again, a very tough one. The weather was still getting worse and the pitch was on the brink of collapse! Thomas slipped, slid and dived heroically to the fall, holding onto the ball still. A strange moment. The game was a true battle; we went on to win 2-1, it couldn't have been any closer!
The weather by this stage was at its worst. Even seeing proved tricky at this point as the rain poured relentlessly. A game of ping-pong more than rugby; we scored, they scored. It continued in this fashion until ending at 4-4.
Next came lunch. We were uncertain at this point about our place within our group – definitely in the top 3 we had deduced… It turns out we came 2nd! We had to play Havelock Juniors for the 3rd place play-off.
This game was extremely hard, we took the lead early on but sadly could not keep up with the pace of the game. After a very tight first half of the game they took control of it and Havelock Juniors went on to win 5-2. The score definitely not a true reflection upon our performance within this game.
At this stage we could have gone home, however we elected to stay and congratulate those who had won, come 2nd and 3rd. Again, definitely the Simon de Senlis way! With over 230 teams entering the tournament from Northamptonshire, we came 4th out of all of them… Extremely good and all down to your hard work and determination!
Below are a couple of pictures of the team, and our score sheets (you can see how muddy it was).
A big well done and thank you to all those who participated – you were awesome. You demonstrated great sportsmanship, great skill and definitely a great desire. I do hope you all pursue rugby after your time at Simon de Senlis.
Next Friday (6th March), we have a new tournament at Delapre Primary School. I can't wait!


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Controversy is brewing at Ceres High School over a prom dress code contract. Some have alleged the dress code is too strict and targets girls unfairly.
Prom is one of the most pivotal moments in a high school student's life. A little black sequined dress can make a girl feel special but at Ceres High School a firestorm is brewing over what students can wear to the big dance. All outlined in a contract, a piece of paper all teens attending prom must sign.
"It's very strict," Dyllan Grubeck, a freshman at the high school said.
"I think it's kind of a little restricting," Samuel Garcia, a Junior told FOX40.
"I think that's a good thing 'cause that's what it's there for, for the kids to get dressed up," Jacquelyn Martin, a parent to two teen boys explained.
The controversy surrounds a girl who recently spoke out against the school's contract stating in reports that it unfairly targets female students.
She claimed that her dress for this year's event was denied by school officials.
The Ceres Unified School district is off this week, but FOX40 spoke with the Assistant Superintendent, Jay Simmonds about the dress code contract.
"Our concern is that the young lady, to our knowledge, has not talked to school officials regarding the dress she wants to wear this year. Therefore to us, this is not a story," Simmonds explained.
School officials added the contract outlines what all students, both boys and girls, should wear. For instance, girls cannot wear dresses that are low-cut, backless, midriff baring or with too high of a slit.
"It's not like the dresses are doing anything, it's just so people can feel nice when they're wearing them," Garcia stated.
"But I would step that up. I would be like, 'Oh no. You're not wearing that.' But some of the things you see are crazy," Martin said.
Boys cannot wear shorts or denim.
"No, I don't like anything that restricts me, really. Like it's what we wanna wear," Garcia said.
School district officials said the contract, while not popular with students, is there to make sure everyone who attends the glitz and glam of prom – has a good time, appropriately.
The district said if there's an issue, they will work with students so they can still attend prom.
The contract also stated that kids should behave and dance appropriately. Ceres High School's prom is in April. While many schools have guidelines and rules in place for prom, not many have contracts like Ceres.


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Philip A. Campanella, a composer, lyricist and performer who worked in dozens of Off-Broadway shows and served as musical director of Roundabout Theater for more than 20 years, died suddenly of an arterial thrombosis at the age of 56.
He lived on King St. in the South Village for 30 years until 2003 when he moved back to Jersey City where he was born and raised.
Possessed of a booming baritone voice and a compelling personality, he was at the time of his death the executive director of Singers Forum, a singers academy at 49 W. 24 St., where he also taught and coached.
He walked into the Roundabout Theater 35 years ago and never really left, said Gene Feist, founder of Roundabout. He was a great colleague, godfather to my children, my best friend, Feist said.
Mimi Maxman, a costume designer who met Campanella at Roundabout in 1970, said, Phil was screechingly funny, both in his outlook on life and the way he put words together.
He collaborated with Maxine Andrews, of the famed 1940s Andrews Sisters trio, when Maxine began her cabaret career in 1979 after the death of her sister, Laverne. He was the composer of most of her solo numbers and performed with Andrews in a version of Quanta Lagusta, a song made famous in the 1940s by the Brazilian performer Carmen Miranda. It was hilarious, said his friend, Andrew Decker, a publicist. He had a crazy Carmen Miranda hat that he wore while accompanying Maxine on the piano.
Philip Campanella also worked with the actress Geraldine Fitzgerald on her one-woman show Streetsongs, which launched her cabaret career.
Born May 24, 1948, he earned degrees in music and theater from St. Peters College in Jersey City. He was pianist, accompanist and actor in the 1973 Roundabout production of The Plays the Thing on Broadway and was music director of Roundabouts 1978 production of Harold Romes Pins and Needles. He was music director of Harold Pinters Old Times with Jane Alexander, Anthony Hopkins and Marsha Mason. He also was music director of the 1989 production of Peter Nicholss Pirates on Parade with Jim Dale, Simon Jones and John Curry.
He wrote the music and lyrics for James Joyces The Dubliners and composed original music for productions of Hamlet, The Master Builder, All My Sons and Misalliance.
He also taught at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute and gave voluntary classes to New York City public school students.
His brother, John, several nieces and nephews, and an extended family of aunts, uncles and cousins survive.
The funeral will be Wed., May 11, at Our Lady of Mercy Church in Jersey City and burial will be in Holy Name Cemetery in Jersey City.
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On Thursday, a rocket fired from Gaza exploded north of Ashdod. While there were no injuries, Magen David Adom crew treated a number of people for shock.
Earlier Friday, Defense Minister Ehud Barak confirmed that he authorized the deployment of the Iron Dome missile defense system.
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The Iron Dome system will be part of the IDF's solution to the barrage of rockets fired into southern Israel from Gaza in the last week, a statement from the IDF spokesperson said.
Iron Dome is designed to defend against rockets at a range of 4-70 km and each battery consists of a multi-mission radar manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries and three launchers, each equipped with 20 interceptors named Tamir.
The defense minister also praised the IDF's operations in the southern region. "The IDF is doing a very good job – very professional and creative, with [good] results, along the border and in the Gaza Strip itself," he said.
"Terror organizations in the Strip took a hard hit during the last 10 days," Barak said, adding that the groups had lost fighters during that period.
He noted that "some 100 rockets and mortars that reached communities further [from the Strip] than usual" were hit, including Beersheba, Ashdod, Sderot, Ashkelon, and the Gaza border-region communities. "We have no intention to allow terrorist organizations to renew the situation and breaking the status quo," he said. The defense minister added, "We will act as it is needed to return the operations back to the [border] line itself."
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When you think about language, immediately one associates it to the idea of spoken or written language. A sequential language in nature, where symbols are followed by other symbols and the narration they build makes concepts and/or emotions emerge in our minds.
ItŌĆÖs not that strange, according to one of my favourite dictionaries, that visual language doesnŌĆÖt exist, thereŌĆÖs no way of finding the term. But it does. With more or less well known syntax and better or worse articulated grammar we have been using graphics for millennia to express ideas and concepts. These are non sequential languages where drawings transmit, sometimes in a much more effective way, the same ideas and even feelings.
We can think of multiple visual languages with very specific syntactic rules. For example, traffic signs or musical notation provide you with a meaningful and precise visual language. We can also speak about the visual language of bar charts or corporate organisation charts.
For traffic signs, the combination of a few geometric figures like triangles, squares and circles along with a set of colours and symbols including cars, bicycles and even horns allows us to express a wide range of prohibitions, obligations and traffic situations in an unambiguous way, perceptible in a fraction of a second.
Strange as it could seem, written language is just a particular case of visual language. Both in its ideographic side or in the phonetic one, a limited set of symbols along with a set of specific rules like syntax and grammar allow you to interpret and reconstruct the sounds of spoken language and, hence, its meaning. So that written language is just one among many examples of the possible visual languages.
Yuri Engelhardt, in his excellent Ph D thesis titled ŌĆ£The Language of GraphicsŌĆØ considers that graphic representations can and in fact do use their own ŌĆ£individual, very specific visual languageŌĆØ. This means that, often, the design of a graphic representation of information implies not only the translation of that information into a visual language, but the creation of the visual language itself.
Despite the multiplicity of possible visual languages, according to Engelhardt all of them seem to share many general principles. The goal of his thesis is to explore these principles, of which weŌĆÖll speak more in detail in future articles.
No language, even if itŌĆÖs a visual one, is self explanatory. Any language has to be explained to us and we have to learn it. Spoken language is learnt slowly from the experience of our environment and the interaction with people surrounding us. Written language is learn in a systematic way at school. The rest of visual languages have to be explained or have to be based on a set of previous knowledge easily represented in a graphic way.
In the same way that spoken language can be boring, complicated and obscure or an example of eloquence, visual language can be equally murky and unclear or extremely easy to understand. This means that visual rhetoric, the technique to express oneself effectively, also exists.
And, what is the practical application of all this?. For example, when we are building a graphic presentation we canŌĆÖ forget that
In the end, visual languages abound wherever we go and are surrounding us continuously. Knowing the general rules that all of them have in common can help us to express ourselves visually, more effectively.
* Yuri Engelhardt, "The Language of GraphicsŌĆ£ ISBN 90-5776-089-4 Institute for Logic, Language and Computation Dissertation series 2002-03 Universiteit van Amsterdam.
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The aim of the present study was to prospectively investigate the frequency and etiology of CAP in a defined population, allowing for calculation of incidence, applying modern diagnostic tests, and comparing etiology with symptoms, risk factors, and outcomes.
This study took place at Landspitali University Hospital in Reykjavik Iceland (LUH). The LUH provides secondary care for the inhabitants of Reykjavik and nearby towns, comprising 63% of the national population. It also provides 90% of all intensive care in the country. Adults (≥18 years) admitted from December 1, 2008 to November 30, 2009 were screened for inclusion. Inclusion criteria were a new chest x-ray infiltrate and ≥2 additional symptoms: temperature >38.3°C or <36°C, diaphoresis, chills, new cough, chest pain, or new onset of dyspnea [ 6 , 14 ]. Exclusion criteria were as follows: admission to an acute care facility during the preceding 14 days; use of immunosuppressive medications (corticosteroids equivalent to ≥10 mg prednisolone daily, methotrexate, hydroxyurea, adalimumab, infliximab, etenercept, azathioprine, mycophenolate mofetil, or cyclosporine); ongoing treatment for a malignancy; receipt of a solid organ transplant; or human immunodeficiency virus infection.
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EAST BRUNSWICK – The Federal Emergency Management Agency has opened a disaster recovery center in Middlesex County to provide face-to-face assistance to those who suffered damage from Hurricane Irene.
The center is located at the East Brunswick Division of Parks, 334 Dunhams Corner Road. It will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week, until further notice.
Residents are urged to register before visiting the disaster recovery center. There are two ways to register – log on to www.disasterassistance.gov or the m.fema.gov mobile website, or call FEMA's toll-free number, 1-800-621-3362.
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"I urge all residents who have suffered damage from Hurricane Irene to apply for assistance so they can begin their recovery efforts," said Middlesex County Freeholder Director Christopher D. Rafano.
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