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The flight crashed almost immediately after takeoff from Durango's General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport in Mexico July 31.
Among the passengers on the plane were Father Esequiel Sanchez, the shrine's rector, and about 15 of his family members and friends who were in Mexico to celebrate his 50th birthday. The group was flying to Mexico City on their way back to Chicago.
Father Sanchez suffered a broken arm that required surgery but is expected to make a full recovery.
Ignacio Perez, who does media relations for the shrine, said it was prepared for a larger than usual congregation and for the rain, with umbrellas set up to provide some shelter.
"People were relieved that Father (Sanchez) was OK and was recuperating after what happened to him," Perez said. "We prayed for his well-being and the well-being of everyone who was injured."
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Father Sanchez, who took private flying lessons years ago, thought perhaps that the pilot would postpone the flight. Instead, the engines sped up and the plane started down the runway.
"It sounded like we did take off," he said. "The plane actually did get off the ground. I think it might have been a microburst that pushed the plane back down."
Then he felt the landing gear buckle and the plane slid to the end of the runway and collided with the embankment. If it had managed to climb higher, or fly faster, or not get slowed down by the broken landing gear, it could well have flipped over and trapped the passengers inside.
As it was, everyone made it out.
"My respect to the crew," he said. "They did a good job helping everybody get out."
Father Sanchez said those who remained able-bodied assisted others to get away from the plane, with its flames and billowing smoke, and passengers congregated in small groups in the driving rain.
"I tried to minister to those who needed it," he said.
When emergency vehicles arrived, he was loaded into an ambulance with a little girl whose legs were badly burned. Both were taken to a children's hospital, and then Father Sanchez was transferred to another hospital, where he learned he'd need a metal plate in his left arm.
"I'll be the bionic priest," he said.
Perez said staff at the shrine learned of the accident at about 5:30 p.m. July 31, as survivors began to call loved ones in Chicago. At almost the same time, they received a call from a television station trying to conform that Sanchez was on the flight.
Shortly after that, Perez said, a nurse at the hospital where Sanchez had been taken called and was able to put him on the phone.
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1) My family. I have the best sisters anyone could ask for, a father who believes in me and a mother who makes me laugh. They are wonderful. Add to that, two loving grandmothers, a mother-in-law who is a saint and an excellent father-in-law and brother-in-law. I've been lucky to draw this group in life's lottery.
2) My new home. We've been so lucky this year. When I think about where we were 2 1/2 years ago when we got married (living in two different cities) to where we were last year (new to the city and in a little apartment) to this year as a law school family with a new house, it just boggles the mind. I'm so thankful to have this little nest of my own.
3) Water-based paint. With all the painting I've done this year, I was a-speckle every Monday morning, despite showers and scrubbing and using facial exfoliator on random parts of my body. I can only imagine how vile I would have been if I had to use oil-based paint for everything.
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Then, of course, there's YOU. You wonderful blog friends! I never dreamed that when I first read Brittany's blog, I'd end up looking forward to "talking" with all of you on an almost daily basis. I never thought I'd be so connected to a group of people, some of whom I've never met, whom I've never seen and who I may never actually get to know in person. But you are amazing. I look forward to hearing about your days every single day. Thanks for being you!
5) All the things — big and small — that make up good health. This year, just like every other year, I've been almost completely healthy. But, the little things can remind you of just how grateful you are to be able to function normally. Getting an eye infection or having a minor case of allergies or being so sore you can't get out of bed or climb the stairs in your house from a workout are things that make you grateful for the 1,000,000 other things about your body that are functioning just precisely as they should.
Today when I was at the mall, I saw a guy on this super heavy-duty Segway. At first, I was so intrigued by the big tire-style wheels that I didn't notice — the reason he was using the Segway was because he had metal poles where his legs once were. And yet, he's smiling, wheeling himself around and making a trip to the mall. That makes my whining about a headache or a problem with my contacts seem petty.
6) College basketball. Now that the season's here, I am SO freaking excited. My favorite player took the court again this past week and I can tell that we're headed toward good things this year. And, my in-laws have already purchased us tickets to several games for Christmas, so there's no financial guilt in attending whatever games the law school schedule allows.
7) Good finances. As much as I worry about money, we're in good shape. I got a very nice holiday bonus this week, which certainly made the week a little more exciting! While the prudent thing is probably to put it toward tuition, a part of me feels like "Hey, that's my bonus….it's laptop time!" Hmmm…..
8) My husband. Wednesday night, I went out with some friends. Prior to going out, I was moping around the house, reading "Life of Pi" and getting cranky. When he told me that he might take a study break and go out with me, I got so excited. I was surprised at my own reaction – I felt like I was getting to hang out with a celebrity or something – excited, happy, ecstatic. Even though he ended up not coming with me (opting for a date with civil procedure instead), my reaction made me think: "That's the way love should be. Exuberant excitement to be with the one you love." Even though he can irritate me, I do love my husband.
Okay, I'm going to be a rebel now and end without a #9 or #10, so this list isn't a real list, but that's okay. I hope you have a wonderful, beautiful Thanksgiving Day – you are all awesome and you all deserve it!


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The unsung hero: Bob Fraser recognized for distinguished library career
8/17/11 Studio headshot portrait of Robert Fraser.
Shortly after he started working at Mardigian Library more than 20 years ago, Bob Fraser was invited to start attending the collection development library meetings on U-M Ann Arbor's campus.
Fraser accepted. And, once there, he saw opportunities for a stronger Ann Arbor, Flint and Dearborn partnership. After a year or so of actively listening, Fraser began to research resources and ask questions.
"I'd come to the group and say, 'Can we negotiate a single contract that includes all three campus libraries since we are one university?' Previously, everything was done on a campus level," said Fraser, associate director for graduate programs, research and scholarly communication and Mardigian Library librarian. "Something that is standard practice today started with a question. It has stretched the library funding incredibly, allowing us to offer resources for students and faculty otherwise beyond our reach."
In addition to working to change the thinking behind the library collections on the three campuses to a "one university" approach, he was a champion for faculty governance and promoted technological advancements to enhance teaching and research.
For Fraser's accomplishments and dedication to his students, he earned the 2016 University Librarian Achievement Award, which is presented for exceptional distinction reflected in active and innovative career achievements in library, archival or curatorial services. He was formally recognized at the Faculty Awards Recognition Dinner at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
"When I was in high school, the yearbook staff put in the statements about each person. Mine said, 'Enjoys doing useful things.' It's nice to see that people still think that is true," Fraser said. "But there are so many people who have done so much in the University of Michigan library system. I was floored that the committee had chosen me."
But he shouldn't be so surprised, said Associate Professor of English Emerita Sheryl Pearson, who nominated Fraser for the award.
"Bob is an unsung hero. He works modestly behind the scenes and gets little acknowledgement or recognition for what he does. He has long provided teaching and research support for faculty and helped graduate education in countless ways big and small," Pearson said. "He's really good at helping to bridge ideological divides and advancing toward practical solutions. And he's a man of great integrity."
He's the type of educator who will sit in a graduate level course—one he is neither teaching nor taking—so he can better prepare the students he advises.
"I might not have formal training in what they are studying, but I still want students to have an intelligent dialogue with me about their projects," he said. "I want them to be able to explain what they are doing and why it is important. If they can explain it to me, it will help them explain it in the future to their bosses, peers and others."
As UM-Dearborn's compliance lead for the responsible conduct of research, he has routinized the teaching of research ethics.
"We are all here to help our students succeed. Part of my job is to enable you to get through this part of your life as quickly as possibly, with the most credible product as possible."
And, when stepping into his office, he'll greet guests with a freshly ground mug of Costa Rican coffee (or green tea if you'd prefer) and conversation, while piano sonata music softly plays and a mantle clock—which belonged to Fraser's father—charmingly chimes in the background.
"We have students who leave work and drive 60, 80, 100 miles for classes or for a research consultation. They are stressed out," Fraser said. "It's important to have them sit down in a comfortable chair, have coffee or tea, and relax. It helps to shift gears and create connections much more quickly. "
Fraser, who has formally studied and taught internationally, enjoys what he does on campus—especially having his office in a library and having the opportunity to interact with students with diverse backgrounds.
"I see the human experience as a great adventure: a choir with many voices," he said. "Some of the voices are contemporary. Some are historical. But having the opportunity to hear all of those voices enriches me."


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Phi Theta Kappa will be hosting a fundraiser at California Pizza Kitchen. The official flyer (download below), or a flyer from your phone must be presented to the cashier, and PTK will receive 20% of all food and drink proceeds. All order types, except for delivery, are eligible to benefit PTK, but payment must be in-store, with the cashier being shown the official flyer.
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See my full profile on LinkedIN.
PhD 2007: University of Chicago, Department of Art History.
Dissertation Title: "Putti, Pleasure, and Pedagogy in Sixteenth-Century Italian Prints and Decorative Arts" (Library citation)
MA 2000: Syracuse University in Florence, Art History.
BA 1998: York University, Toronto, Canada, Art History and Humanities.
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Feb 2011 to present: Project manager
Flod Srl (and The Florentine Srl)
Flod is a creative agency that provides a full range of services for small businesses, from graphics to social media marketing and content production. The partners of Flod also own the English-language news magazine The Florentine and the related small publishing company The Florentine Press. My position is across all three companies and includes the following tasks:
- Flod: social media marketing projects for clients in the museums, artisan and fashion sectors. With the creative team of Flod, we've been responsible for ex-novo branding, creation of websites and e-commerce platforms, planning major events, and more. My current social media clients include: BP Studio (Florentine knitwear brand), the Museo del Tessuto (Textile Museum) in Prato, and BettaKnit (knitting kits and supplies). We have carried out numerous projects for both private and public sector clients including the Region of Tuscany, City of Florence, the water supplier Publiacqua and more.
- The Florentine – writer and events editor: Devise digital strategy and new products to increase ROI. Compile events list and write arts-related articles for the newspaper that goes to press every two weeks.
- The Florentine Group – involved in content producing and translation services for public and private industry clients.
- The Florentine Press: create ex-novo e-commerce website and devise product marketing strategy with focus on moving the Press into digital publishing. Development of new digital products.
Jan. 2011 to August 2011: Professor (Arts Marketing)
European School of Economics
I developed a new course and taught it for two semesters: "Arts and Culture Marketing". Designed for business undergraduates or postgraduates interested in working in the arts sector, this course addresses traditional and especially digital marketing and communications strategies. Given the highly practical and contemporary nature of the material, students read industry blogs and contribute to a course blog, and learn how to develop a digital communications pitch for a potential client.
Nov. 2009 to Feb 2011: Content Manager @H-Art
Responsible for writing art and travel related articles (with necessary travel, press conferences, and research), creating audio and visual content, and promoting these on the primary social networks. Main clients are Regione Toscana tourism (for which I wrote Tuscany Arts) and Illywords (an arts magazine by illy coffee). Digital strategy and coordination with rest of team. [14 month contratto a progetto]
July to Oct. 2009: Collaborator, Social Media Team @Fondazione Sistema Toscana
Member of the original "social media team" developed for tourism promotion in Tuscany before the assignment of the "bando" to H-art (above).
Fall 2008-Spring 2009: Visiting Professor of Art History (Renaissance Italy)
University of Georgia Studies Abroad Program at Cortona, Italy.
Taught two courses in art history (300 level Renaissance art history + one specialized seminar per semester) and led students and other professors on weekend field trips within a 2 hour radius. The program is based in Cortona which permitted me to gain a deep knowledge of this town and those nearby.
Summer 2006: Instructor, "The Art of Florence in Context: Monuments and Masters"
The Institute at Palazzo Rucellai. Florence, Italy.
Intensive summer course in the social art history of Renaissance Florence, with in-class and on-site classes three hours per day.
From 2006 to 2009: Freelance image editor and copy-editor for academic publications.
Acted as agent in the procurement of images and reproduction rights for scholars; copy-edited numerous publications. Worked to the standards required by each press, which included Yale University Press, Ashgate, and Syracuse University Press.


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On August 13 former Candidate Eduardo Campos passed away in a tragic air crash. Marina Silva, former Minister of Lula's Government, was appointed as the Presidential candidate for PSB. The Brazilian electoral landscape is changing and Marina has emerged as the main alternative to the candidacy of Dilma Rousseff, current President of Brazil.
Following the 10 days after the death of Campos during which the candidacy of Marina Silva was confirmed, Twitter became a hive of activity with countless conversations about the potential candidates to run for President of Brazil.
In this report I analyze with the collaboration of Pedro Borges, the statements made by the main influencers on Twitter and establish a reputational context for each of the candidates.
Juan Carlos Gozzer, Managing Director of LLORENTE & CUENCA in Brazil


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Ben Frain is a Senior Front-end Developer at bet365.com. He is also the author of two existing books 'Responsive Web Design with HTML5 and CSS3' and 'Sass and Compass for Designers', both published by Packt Publishing.
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As the population of the world is increasing day by day, the number of supercars and hypercars is also growing at a high rate. It's very clear that being on the list of the most expensive car is not as easy as you think. From Lamborghini Veneno Roadster to the Aston Martin Valkyrie to the McLaren P1, there is always a constant race to make it to the top.
It is said that money cannot buy happiness but it can buy the fast expensive cars. So today we present you the list of the top 5 most expensive cars in the world with its actual price tag.
The expensive cars are mean so much than transportation. The high cost of cars attracts the attention of the public by itself. It is often said that car is not just a mode of conveyance but it is a piece of art cherished.
The mid-engined sports car built by Koenigsegg Automotive AB, Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita is a Swedish car which is known for its unique exterior. The Trevita is featured with a unique double carbon rear wing, carbon ceramic brakes with ABS, Inconel exhaust system, Chrono instrument cluster and hydraulic lifting system.
The Lamborghini Veneno is produced by the Italian manufacturer Lamborghini. The Lamborghini Veneno is a supercar based on the Lamborghini Aventador with a limited production. The exterior design has a mean look and is the very fast car.
If you have watched the blockbuster movie Furious 7, then you can judge yourself. The car is pretty stylish which includes jewels-encrusted headlights, interior ripped straight from the friction of science and scissor doors and the car is used by the Audi Dhabi police forces for patrol duty.
One of the fastest cars in the world, Bugatti Veyron is designed and developed by Volkswagen Group in Molsheim. The birth of the car, Bugatti Veyron was not easy and one day Volkswagen Ferdinand Piech dreamed that he provides the world with a car that has 1000bhp and his dream came true.
The car is considered to be the ultimate supersport car with over 1000bhp and a top speed of more than 400 km/h.
With a very limited piece in the world, Pininfarina Sergio is a concept car which is produced by Italian design house Pininfarina. It is a Ferrari 458 Spider with a new interior and body but is lighter than the Spider 458.
So here's the end of our discussion we hope you enjoyed reading the list of the top 5 most expensive cars in the world.


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Bolton 2-1 Stoke City
A late winner saw Bolton beat us again. Rory Delap got our goal in a close game marred by some crowd trouble at the end of the game.
No Tuncay on the bench and Gudjohnsen seems to be a natural heir to Jon Parkin, in size and sadly not goal scoring. He seems very lazy and unfit on the subs appearances he's made so far. Tuncay surely is worth a start ahead of him?


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RV Festival spreads wealth in communityBy David Rak
THE Kyabram RV Country Music Festival has given generously to local groups after a successful 2018 event.
The Kyabram Town Hall and Kyabram Men's Shed received $500 from the festival committee and small donations were also made to the Kyabram Girl Guides and Kyabram Cubs and Scouts.
The Guides put information bags together for the festival and the Cubs and Scouts delivered flyers around town to promote the event.
RV committee president Allan Weeks said the groups received the funding because of their importance to the Kyabram and district community.
"These groups make our town the great place that it is," he said.
''The town hall is always bringing people from outside the region with their exhibitions and events. All those people spend money in town and see what Kyabram and district has to offer.
"And the Men's Shed is a great outlet for local blokes. It gets them out of their armchairs and stops them annoying their wives by sitting at home.
"The shed also does a lot of work to benefit other organisations and our community wouldn't be the same without them."
Kyabram Town Hall secretary Anne Churches said the money would go towards renovations and preparations for the upcoming CWA convention.
"The hall is a little below standard in some areas so this money is greatly appreciated. The hall simply wouldn't survive without generosity like this," she said.
Men's Shed president Col Brisbane said the funding would go towards equipment for the shed.
"We're self-funded so donations like this are very important," he said. "Our members are very thankful for the support to continue everything happening at the shed."


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The extraordinary process called Life.Neale Donald Walsch
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"Neale Donald Walsch" is an American author of the series Conversations with God. The nine books in the complete series are Conversations With God (books 1–3), Friendship with God, Communion with God, The New Revelations, Conversations with God for Teens, Tomorrow's God, and Home with God: In a Life That Never Ends. He is also an actor, screenwriter, and speaker.If you enjoy these quotes, be sure to check out other famous writers! More Neale Donald Walsch on Wikipedia.


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Sand and Rocks
Picture four large glass containers. In one of them are large stones. In one are small stones. The third has sand. The fourth is empty. The project: fill the forth with all the others. This container represents a full and productive life.
You must first put the important large stones in the container. The big important things like your family and the things that all the other things enrich. The small stones are next, they are your work, your hobbies, your things of the hand that make you a creatively fit person. Finally, the sand is poured in filling all the cracks and all nooks. To me, this represents the things of the soul, the inner sacred being. These are the things that make you complete and full only when the other things first have their room. I'm not sure if the stones and sand mean the same things to me as they do to you, but it is something that has helped me remember that it's not just the fulfillment of of one of the containers that I should be working on, rather, it is the journey of getting them to all fit together that is the task of living an artful life.
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Editorial team
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Chief Editor
Laurent Bonnefoy, Researcher at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), SciencesPo-CERI, Paris, France.
Juliette Honvault, Researcher at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), IREMAM (Institute for Research and Study on the Arab and Muslim Worlds, Aix-en-Provence, France) has been Chief Editor of the Journal from 2012 to 2017.
Editorial Secretary
Sylvaine Giraud (CEFAS)
Scientific Board
The editorial policy and the management of the different issues are provided by a team which will ensure the diversity of the themes covered and a crossing of multidisciplinary approaches. The team is composed of a representative of each field: archaeology, Islamic History, Modern History, Contemporary History, Linguistics, Literature, Anthropology, Geography and Urban Studies, Political sciences.
Chief Editor: Laurent Bonnefoy
Prehistory and Ancient History Editor: Jérémie Schiettecatte, Researcher at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS, UMR Orient & Méditerranée, Mondes sémitiques), Paris
Islamic History Editor: Éric Vallet, Associate Professor, Paris I Sorbonne University
Modern History : Juliette Honvault, CNRS, IREMAM; Michel Tuchscherer, Professor Emeritus, Aix-Marseille University, IREMAM.
Social and contemporary History Editor: Stephanie Latte-Abdallah, CNRS Researcher, CERI-SciencesPo. Philippe Pétriat, Teaching Assistant, Paris I Sorbonne University.
Linguistics Editor: Julien Dufour, Associate Professor, Strasbourg University
Literature Editor: Frédéric Lagrange, Professor, Paris IV Sorbonne University
Sociology and Anthropology Editor: Blandine Destremau, CNRS Research Professor, Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Economic Sociology (LISE), Paris
Political Science Editor: Laurent Bonnefoy, Research Fellow CNRS-Sciences-Po Paris, CERI. Laurence Louër, Researcher, Professor at Sciences-Po Paris, CERI. Hélène Thiollet, Research Fellow CNRS- Sciences-Po Paris, CERI.
Urban Studies and Geography Editor: Roman Stadnicki, Researcher at the Centre for Economic, Judicial, and Social Study and Documentation (CEDEJ), Cairo
The Editorial Board is responsible for defining the general policy of the journal, along with the Chief Editor and in agreement with the Director of CEFAS: its members establish the program of the thematic issues.
The members of the Editorial board make a first evaluation, based on their discipline, of the free articles sent to the journal, and indicate two peer reviewers for each of them. They follow up the correspondence between authors and reviewers.
Finally, the members of the editorial board follow up the publications on the Arabian Peninsula and organize the books reviewing.
Issues Editors
Each thematic issue is coordinated by one or more editor(s). They outline the theme issue, evaluate the papers submitted to the journal, and supervise the correspondence between the authors and the reviewers. They work closely with the Editorial Secretary of the journal
Permanent Editorial Board
Archaeology & Epigraphy
Jean-François Breton, Directeur de recherches émérite, CNRS, Laboratoire ArScAn
François Bron, Directeur d'études émérite, École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris
Iwona Gajda, Chargée de recherche, CNRS, UMR Orient & Méditerranée, Mondes sémitiques, Paris-Ivry
Iris Gerlach, German Archaeological Institute
Michael Macdonald, Fellow of the British Academy
Joy McCorriston, Professor, Ohio University
Laïla Nehme, Directrice de recherche, CNRS, UMR Orient & Méditerranée, Paris-Ivry
Jan Retsö, Professor, Göteborg University
Medieval History
Muhammad Abdelrahim Jazem, Chercheur permanent, Centre français d'archéologie et de sciences sociales, Sanaa
Ariana d'Ottone, Associate Professor of Arabic Language & Literature, Sapienza University, Roma
Anne Regourd, Chercheur, Académie des sciences autrichienne, Institut d'anthropologie sociale, Vienne
Abdulrahman Al-Salimi, Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs, Sultanate of Oman
Daniel Varisco, President of the American Institute for Yemeni Studies
Modern and Contemporary History
Gian Carlo Casale, Associate Professor of History and Morse Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Minnesota
Bernard Haykel, Professor of Near Eastern Studies and the director of the Institute for Transregional Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia at Princeton University
Nâsir Ibrâhim, Professor at Cairo University / Qatar University
Thomas Kuehn, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby
Pierre-Jean Luizard, Directeur de recherche, CNRS GSRL, Paris
Jonathan Miran, Associate Professor, Western Washington University
Timothy Mitchell, Professor, Columbia University
Linguistics and Literature
Mohamed Bakhouch, Maître de conférences, Université d'Aix-Marseille
Peter Behnstedt, Professor Emeritus, Tübingen University
Steve Caton, Professor, Harvard University
Clive Holes, Emeritus Professorial Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford
Philip Kennedy, Associate Professor, New York Abu Dhabi University
Marie-Claude Simeone-Senelle, Directrice de recherche émérite, CNRS LLACAN
Saad Sowayan, Professor Emeritus, King Saud University, Riyadh
Élisabeth Vauthier, Professeur, Université de Rennes
Anthropology and Sociology
Najwa Adra, Research Fellow, American Institute for Yemeni Studies
Michael Gilsenan, Professor, New York University
Yves Gonzalez Quijano, Lecturer, University of Lyon 2
Amélie Le Renard, Research Fellow, CNRS, Maurice Halbwachs Center
Pardis Mahdavi, Associate Professor, Pomona College
Franck Mermier, Directeur de recherche, CNRS IIAC/LAUM, Paris
Nathalie Peutz, Assistant Professor, New York University Abu Dhabi
Marina de Regt, Assistant Professor, Free University Amsterdam
Rita Wright, Professor; Center for the Study of Human Origins New York University
Political Science
Laurent Bonnefoy, Chargé de recherche, CNRS-CERI, Paris
Arang Keshavarzian, Associate Professor, Université de New York
Stéphane Lacroix, Maître de conférences, Institut d'Études Politiques, Paris
Marc Valéri, Maître de conférence, Institut des Études Arabes et Islamiques, Université d'Exeter
Urban Studies
Ali Bensaad, Professeur des universités, Institut Français de Géopolitique – Paris 8
Yasser Elsheshtawy, Associate Professor, United Arab Emirates University, al-'Ain
Marc Lavergne, Directeur de recherches, CNRS, rattaché au groupe d'Études sur le monde arabe et la Méditerranée, Tours
The editorial board members help boost research on the Arabian Peninsula by strengthening research networks at an international level. Their task is to report on new publications, to evaluate articles submitted in English, French and Arabic, or to advise the editors on the appropriate scholars to contact. They will be given priority for the submission of thematic issues and will be requested to inform the editors on the scholars and PhD students who could be contacted for book reviews.
External Editorial Board
According to the themes developed in each issue, external reviewers may be requested. Their names appear in each issue of the journal.


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Beginning with a comprehensive study of the mass market in India, Fullerton India segmented the market and identified two under-served segments: the self-employed and the salaried mass market. The salaried mass market consumer segment has about 28.5 million households, of which nearly two-thirds do not have access to banking services.
The salaried mass market group at Fullerton India developed products and processes catering specifically to the needs of the salaried consumer. G. Venkatraman, Head- Salaried Mass Market, Fullerton India said, "Not many were familiar with the mass market in India where no organized financial services player had ventured into. It was necessary to understand the consumer behaviour in this segment and tailor make financial products and processes to cater to them."
A pilot conducted in 11 branches in 2006 allowed Fullerton India to validate the research and further refine the business model. The salaried mass market business, called Parivaar (which in the Hindi language means 'family'), was rolled-out to 220 branches by the end of 2007 and reached its targeted network of 280 by June 2008. Besides establishing physical branch infrastructure, Fullerton India recruited and trained about 6,000 staff by June 2008, a formidable task, with the network spread across 18 states having16 official languages and diverse regional cultures. As of June 2008, Fullerton India -Parivaar averages an acquisition rate of 1000 new customers each day.


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Yesterday, I highlighted AMPLab and a set of projects that can be used as an alternative to Apache Hadoop (link).
Today, I'm highlighting BDAS: Berkeley Data Analytics Stack.
It includes the projects I highlighted yesterday as well as additional AMPLab projects, Apache Hadoop, and Storm.
The idea is that AMPLab projects can be used as an alternative to or in addition to Apache Hadoop. Note the addition of Storm. I've highlighted the potential of streaming data within the context of big data previously (link).


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Arsenal look destined to lose a number of top players in the summer transfer window with another season set to go by without competing for the Premier League title.
All the focus over the last few months has been around Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil and their future with the club, but Arsenal could be set to lose one of their most promising players in Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
A lot was expected from Oxlade-Chamberlain when he joined Arsenal from Southampton in 2011 but the winger has not been able to establish himself as a regular under Arsene Wenger so far. Part of the blame has to go to Wenger himself for not trusting Oxlade-Chamberlain and giving him enough chances to prove himself.
Also read: In strong sign Arsene Wenger is staying at Arsenal, manager is given £200 million summer warchest
The Englishman has a lot of potential and on his best day can torment defences with his pace, and should Liverpool or any other club come calling, it won't be a surprise if he decides to leave Arsenal.
Whenever he does get a chance to play he does put in a good performance and is always one of the most active players on the pitch.
This season, Oxlade-Chamberlain has made 13 appearances from the bench, which is more than the number of games he started for Arsenal in the Premier League. He is keen to establish himself as a central midfielder and has done well for Arsenal when he has played in that role.
Arsenal have struggled in the central midfield position this season and with Santi Cazorla injured Oxlade-Chamberlain has proven himself in that position this season, but Wenger still does not give him enough chances.
When Cazorla returns from injury next season and with Jack Wilshere and new signings also expected to contest for a role in central midfield, Oxlade-Chamberlain will have an even tougher time breaking into the Arsenal starting 11.
Jurgen Klopp has stated that Liverpool will be spending a lot of money in the summer transfer window so Oxlade-Chamberlain's £35 million valuation will not be a problem for them. Just like Sanchez and Ozil, he too has just 12 months left on his current Arsenal contract.
Wenger said that talks about extending his stay at Arsenal will continue into the summer, but if they fail to reach an agreement they will be forced to sell him so as to not lose him on a free transfer next season.
When talks about Oxlade-Chamberlain future first came up, Wenger said losing him would do "big damage" to Arsenal and if he were to join a rival Premier League team, the fans would certainly call for Wenger's head...again!


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Cape Fear Valley Health System cut 118 jobs Friday from its 5,800-employee workforce.
The cuts were the result of $22 million in federal budget cuts the hospital faces starting Tuesday.
In all, 19 workers lost their jobs. The other 99 positions were vacant, Cape Fear Valley CEO Mike Nagowski said. All health system employees were notified of the cuts by email Friday morning.
Six of the 19 were in senior management, Nagowski said. The rest were spread across departments, but Nagowski would not identify them because he said notifications were sent just Friday morning. No clinical positions were cut, Nagowski said.
"We will not allow this to have an impact on hospital operations," he said.
The affected workers will be given priority placement in any other positions for which they are qualified, but it is not clear how many jobs will be available.
"This will not be easy," Nagowski said.
News of the layoffs did not surprise Doug Peters, president of the Fayetteville Regional Chamber.
"Obviously, it's not what we wanted to have happen in our community," Peters said. "But we have confidence in our health system. From an economic development standpoint, being able to sell the quality and accessibility of our health system is a tremendous asset to the community."
The funding cuts are combination decreases because of sequestration, a lowering of Medicaid reimbursement rates and Medicare cuts that are part of the Affordable Care Act. They include $9 million in inpatient Medicare reimbursements; $1.7 million in outpatient reimbursements; and an estimated $3.5 million in Medicaid payments. Sequestration means an additional 2 percent cut in federal payments.
Nagowski said Cape Fear Valley is hit harder by these cuts because it handles a higher percentage of federally insured patients than any other system in the state, though others handle higher volume. More than half the patients who visit Cape Fear Valley's emergency department are on Medicaid or are uninsured.
State legislators declined the Medicaid expansion offered to states under the Affordable Care Act. Nagowski said it was hard to say what financial effect the additional Medicaid patients would have had on Cape Fear Valley, but he said it would have offset some of the losses.
The new cuts follow $18 million in funding reductions over the past year.
Other hospitals across the state and nation have cut staff. WakeMed eliminated 100 positions. Columbus Regional Healthcare in Whiteville cut 28.
Vidant Health announced it will close Fungo Hospital in Belhaven, costing the community at least 90 jobs.
Though individual workers laid off during that time alleged Cape Fear Valley was already cutting positions in large numbers, Nagowski said that was not the case. He said the workforce has grown overall and any cuts were part of normal efforts to improve efficiency.
"We've worked very hard over the last four or five years to avoid a situation like this," he said.
Labor costs represent 58 percent of the health system's budget.
"There's no way around that," Nagowski said. "It's a pretty tough day for us."
Staff writer Gregory Phillips can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 486-3596.


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The term "millennial" has come to refer more to a young person's character than simply their age group. Unfortunately, it is quite often used in a none too positive light.
For many, the word has become synonymous with a sense of entitlement, brashness or even arrogance. Of course, it is entirely unfair to tar a whole generation with that brush. These are characteristics that one may only ascribe to an individual. However, what is undeniable is the hyper-technological environment in which they have developed – and the consequent impact of that. Millennial habits have come to define the workplace of today; we have a working generation with wholly different requirements and ambitions to its predecessors.
Yet this is an ongoing transition, not a singular one. The young working generation of today lays the foundation for the next one. It is also important to consider, therefore, what we could see from "Generation Z".
What Are The Millennials After?
There are a number of emotional analyses of millennials which draw vague conclusions. They "look for adventure"; they are "passionate about values"; you will likely have heard the kind of thing. Most evaluations agree, however, that millennial habits revolve predominantly around technology –often specifically mobiles and tablets. It naturally follows that this is a generation which expects that technology to work consistently, and simply. Furthermore, that technological activity integrates seamlessly with their work and social lives. The millennial generation is one that can socialise or work while simultaneously consuming products and services.
What Does A Millennial Workspace Strategy Look Like?
The above characteristics have led the millennial generation to frustration over archaic working methods. They have sought out open-plan workspaces, Bring-Your-Own-Device strategies and cloud data storage in the employers they join. They want to be the architects of their own work patterns. Though an office space remains the fulcrum of any workforce, millennial workspace strategy is typified by a looser reliance on a central company HQ. Agile Working, as it is often dubbed, constitutes the modern, dynamic way of competitive business operations.
These things depend on data centralisation in the cloud, so that all business information is securely accessible from wherever the user chooses to work, through that user's own device. Furthermore, they depend on reliable connectivity and effective real-time interaction between staff members through technological means. These provide for efficient, agile and collaborative business activity. Don't think of this as indulging youngster whims; think of it as embracing typical millennial habits to engineer a more forceful enterprise.
The Mystery Of Generation Z
Having established what the current young are after, what does it indicate for the next working cohort? What, for that matter, will that generation be known as? Let us call them Generation Z, as a progression of the much-fabled Gens X and Y. However, another term used to describe that projected age group is the "Builders." Perhaps this title gives us an insight into what kind of workforce we discuss here.
While the millennial generation grew up with technology, they are still old enough to remember a time without it. Z will be the first bracket to never know a world without the likes of smartphones or social media. Accordingly, this is a generation projected to be coding, developing and programming software as if it were the easiest thing in the world. A practically-minded bunch, they keep themselves abreast of the commercial realities of software, and understand its broader value to people. They are less interested in the technological gimmicks of today than their millennial counterparts. They are, however, an equally-driven group who look to build the future today.
The framework for how Z works is a flexible, collaborative one, much like the plan employed by their millennial predecessors. Information will become more freely available; communication will become easier and more productive; technology will become cheaper and more reliable. Z will construct its working style on a platform of open, accessible data, which is processed and analysed through cloud-based machine learning analytics. They are distinguished from millennials primarily through their social values and more cautious attitudes towards social media. They are arbiters and seek greater control over their work. Yet the technological platform that supports them is largely the same – and the time to construct that platform is now.
The internet has given today's youngsters licence to aspire and create. As a millennial myself, I know this to be true and know millennial habits as a positive influence on the business sphere. One must respect the new generation that is on the horizon, however. Note that the time to prepare for the Generation Z builders is nigh. Using technology to build a bigger, slicker and more dynamic business will only become more of an imperative need as time progresses.
Viastak work to support businesses looking to leverage technology, in order to streamline the way they operate. We believe in creating flexible, dynamic enterprises that are equipped to deal with the demands of the modern global economy. To find out more, please get in touch.
Topics: Culture, Future Technology, Workplace, Workplace Technologists
Written by Oliver Kiddell
Oliver Kiddell, Author at Viastak Technologists.


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Interview: Halestorm
Between their 2013 "Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance" Grammy win and Lzzy Hale's stage presence, Halestorm is one of those rock bands you simply can't ignore.
Under The Rockies was given the opportunity to sit down with Halestorm drummer, Arejay Hale, and guitarist, Josh Smith, when they came through Calgary this past winter, opening for Three Days Grace. We talked extensively on touring, their most recent "I Am The Fire" music video and how you reallyyy pronounce "Calgary".
Halestorm's Into the Wild Life is out now via Atlantic Records.
You're currently touring with Three Days Grace. Because Three Days Grace is a Canadian band, you get to hit more of Canada versus just the larger, key Canadian cities.
Josh: That's huge for us and it's something we've wanted to do for a long time. It's funny, our merch guy was telling us he saw Airbourne passed through here, and he looked at their tour tee for Canada, and he was like, "It was two solid columns [of dates]." You think of Toronto and Vancouver but there are so many places to get to up here. I feel, even now, we're hitting some new markets but there's probably so many more we wanna come back and hit.
Arejay: Hopefully we can come back and headline.
Josh: We gotta get up to the Northwest Territories.
A lot of times a band will announce a tour saying it's a Canadian tour, but it'll be Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto. And we're the fourth biggest city, right?
Arejay: They ever call you guys "Cal-gary"? Is that a derogatory term?
If you're from here you call it "Calg-ree" but, if you're outside of Calgary, you call it "Cal-gary."
Arejay: Yeah, in the south in the States, they're like [southern accent]: "You're goin' up to Cal-gary?"
Yeah, you can tell who's from here and who's not.
Arejay: Yeah, if Blackstone Cherry ever plays here they'll be like, "HELLO CAL-GARY!" Like yeah, we know where you're from.
How do Canadian crowds react to Halestorm versus American crowds?
Josh: There's a noticeable accent. The way you guys... Nah, I'm just kidding.
Arejay: I think, just like in the States, it depends on the territory. As far as positive response goes, it's been similar. Last night we were in Edmonton and they were on fire, they were great.
Josh: I think it's been similar. Being in Canada or the US, we're in North America and there's a lot of similarities between both countries. Certainly a lot of differences too. The crowds are really great. One thing is for sure, Canadians love your rock. We appreciate that for sure. The support's been amazing, there hasn't been one show where we came offstage like "that was weird," you know? Everyone's been putting out a lot of energy. Lzzy asks every night, "how many people [is it your] first time having seen us?" and it's usually two thirds of the crowd raise their hand, so the energy they're putting out to a band they don't necessarily know is pretty cool.
Arejay: I guess, compared to the States, some of the markets in Canada, a lot of the fans are starved for rock shows. Not too many roll through there, like Edmonton's up north, off the beaten path, so they were just so stoked to be there.
Josh: So ready to rock.
We wouldn't get as many shows as Toronto. I find there's a lot of harder rock bands in Alberta.
Arejay: It's like the opposite in the States. In the States, rock bands are on the east coast and in the Midwest and we go out west and it's more electronic and hip-hop. Up in Canada, it's the opposite – the more west you go, the more rock.
For your "I Am The Fire" video, is there a deeper meaning behind playing in the desert with literal fire behind you? Or did you want a fairly simple video concept to even everything out as it's such a powerful song.
Arejay: That's pretty much it.
Josh: That was exactly it. When we were talking about treatments for the video, we decided to make it a raw performance video with very interesting background, something provocative. The scenery was amazing. Any time between takes we were looking around or just staring up at the starry night in the middle of nowhere.
Arejay: We were already touring out there, out west, it just seemed like a perfect spot.
Josh: That's totally the inspiration behind the video, to make it really eye-captivating. It's neat memory to look back at.
Arejay: It fits the song too because it's a high-energy live song. If we weren't performing high energy live as a band, it wouldn't have done the song justice.
Josh: We had to get pyro in there.
Arejay: Oh yeah, we had to get fire. That was fun, that was really cool.
Who thought of the treatment? Who was the director?
Josh: The director was DJay Brawner and he's done a few of our videos now.
Arejay: He did "Apocalyptic" and "Amen".
Josh: We really liked it his style and also his efficiency. He knows when he's gotten the shot and is ready to move on and that's huge because usually they're 14 hour days. The guy knows what he wants and he knows how to get it. All of his shots, his colours are very crisp.
Lzzy has collaborated with Lindsey Stirling and Eric Church are two artists you've collaborated with that aren't necessarily in the "rock" genre. Have you done collaborations yourselves with other artists? Or is it something you'd want to do?
Arejay: I got to play drums for Corey Taylor once for one of his solo shows in Las Vegas. Nothing on record. I did a few session drumming for Rob Decoup. He has this Bruce Springsteen sound and he's pretty cool. He's more on the independent circuit but he's really good.
Josh: I've been asked to do stuff but then we're on tour 10 months out of the year so things just never line up. We're certainly open to it. It's fun, just playing with other people is great, it's good for the soul
Arejay: We tour 10 months out of the year so finding time to do anything outside of the band is pretty impossible at this point but maybe in the future if touring slows down a little bit. It'd be fun.
A big trend right now is the nostalgia tours, the five, 10 year album tours. Would Halestorm ever do that?
Arejay: We did a couple shows like that. We did two in Europe and we did a couple on our last run which was an "Evening With" tour, there was no opener, just us, we did some acoustic songs in the beginning and then some of the shows we would play our entire Into The Wildlife record front to back. It was really fun. The new record we have is set up in that unique way where it flows as one musical piece. That was our challenge, to figure out if we could play it front to back as a full piece and we did.
Josh: Then we were like, "Hey, we should keep doing this", and by the third or fourth time we played it straight through we were like, "Alright, fuck this".
Arejay: Time to mix this up. We change our setlist all the time. We can't play the same one every night, we would go crazy. If we played 100 shows a year it'd be no problem but we play like a lot.
Josh: It's fun to change it up and see what things work on a certain night. Not every night is equal and some nights we might play a more chill set than others.
After this Canadian run, you go to Japan and Australia and then in 2016, you're doing a large Europe tour. Are the overseas tours an exciting time?
Arejay: It's great. Mostly just because we're still the same crazy kids from Pennsylvania that started a crazy rock band in their parents' basement and now any time we go anywhere we've never been we have to stop and think "How did we get here? It's crazy." We still feel that way. We've never been to Australia. We just did South America, we did Rock in Rio.
Josh: The overseas stuff is always exciting. We've only been to Japan maybe twice now so that is a different world. You wake up and everything's moving backwards but super efficient.
Arejay: That's one of my favourite places to go.
Josh: Travelling and seeing the world was definitely something we always wanted to do. There's always excitement but, at the same time, it's so fun to get home after that and just be in the comfort…
Sleep in your own bed.
Josh: Yeah, that and… I don't really listen to country music but I'll find myself turning to the country channel or something when I come home just because it's so American.
Arejay: Overseas is great and the rock crowds are kick-ass overseas. Europe and South America and I'm excited to see the Australian crowd.
Do you allot yourself time to explore while you're there?
Josh: For sure. Usually we're lucky if we get two days in one area but, especially Europe, if we're touring we probably go over there maybe two, three times a year. London and Paris, you just check stuff off your list, "Last time I was here I went and saw this, this time we have to go here".
Arejay: You start getting familiar with the area too. You're so far away from home but you know where you are. It's a mindtrip.
Josh: All of us are ready to explore and try not to stay out too late the night before a day off in a cool town.
Arejay: We always have fun in Belgium. Great beers.
I know a lot of bands have cancelled their European tours out of fear or safety concerns. Was there ever any thought of that when you first learned of the Paris attacks? Or was there more of a "the show must go on" vibes?
Josh: If we were over there I'm sure we would make the most educated decision possible in that situation. I certainly don't blame all those bands for hitting the brakes and turning around. I hope we're never in that situation to have to make a decision to turn around. At that point, you have to use your best judgement.
Arejay: That really hit home for us. A rock show is a sanctuary, it's such a positive thing. Why would someone want to do that? That hit home for us so I'm sure we'd probably have made the same tough decision.
Besides touring, what else does Halestorm have planned next?
Josh: We have a bunch of stuff coming up. We're talking about releasing some more music. I can't let you in on it yet but it's in the works. You'll probably hear some new tunes from us and we'll be releasing some material be it live shows or whatever, we got some really cool stuff planned. Count on that. After this tour, we so have to get back up here and do a headline run to get back through and play some clubs. Maybe we'll take a break but I don't think that's going to happen until maybe 2017. Touring and music and good times ahead.


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Rio Olympics 2016: Women's Keirin first round ends in havoc as Tania Calvo, Olivia Podmore and Virginie Cueff crash out
Spaniard and New Zealand opponent collide in the Olympic Velodrome before French rider also caught up in smash
THE VELODROME can be a hazardous place - and so again it proved after a nasty crash in the Women's Keirin heats.
Tania Calvo of Spain, New Zealand's Olivia Podmore and France's Virginie Cueff crashed out of the running during the sprint stage of the race, with bikes and bodies going in all directions.
And incredibly, the Dutch rider managed to avoid a smash by cycling on the WALL perilously close to watching spectators.
Calvo went for an audacious overtake but had to swerve to avoid other bikes - and lost control on the bend.
She went careering from her bike and crashed hard into the track, which needed fixing afterwards.
Podmore was at the rear of the field and was unlucky to be caught up in the mess.
Laurine Van Riessen, riding for the Netherlands, showed incredible control to keep her bike steady and rose ON the advertising hoarding to stay upright.
But in doing so, she sent Cueff off balance and the French competitor was thrown from the saddle.
FIRE SHOCKRio 2016 Olympic velodrome track scorched following fire in arena where Laura Trott and Bradley Wiggins won gold
IT'S A DON DEALLA to offer Paris 2024 Olympics in return for hosting 2028 Games -when Donald Trump will be out of office
NIGHT OF REGRETOlympic swimmer Ryan Lochte says he contemplated suicide after fake Rio gunpoint robbery claims
'Falling to pieces'More than 100 Rio Olympics medals being replaced after athletes complain they are falling apart
'All I do is ride a bike'Olympic couple Jason and Laura Kenny are made CBEs for services to cycling at Buckingham Palace
Dave KiddMedals at what price? GB's Olympic gong targets are more ruthless than even China or old Soviet Bloc - and the latest Mo Farah controversy proves it
OLYMPIC SHAMESHarrowing pictures show Rio Olympics venues in utter disrepair after Maracana Stadium power is turned off
ORANGE IS THE NEW GREENRio Olympic swimming pool that was panned for going green during the Games is now ORANGE
She finished fourth as the heat was taken by Lee Wai Sze of China.


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