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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
The Index reported on hidden wealth and uncovered more than 400 hidden billionaires since its founding. Bloomberg Billionaires founding editor Matthew Miller said in 2013 that hidden billionaires are identified by "making sure that we have accounted for all the companies in closely-held assets around the world." Some of the billionaires the index has uncovered includes JPMorgan Chase chairman Jamie Dimon, In-N-Out Burger president Lynsi Torres, Ferrari Motors heir Piero Ferrari and the chairman of Biel Crystal Manufactory Yeung Kin-Man.
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
While reporting on hidden billionaires, the index provides coverage of and attempts to put in perspective the wealth of the world's richest people, such as Queen Elizabeth II and former US President Donald Trump.
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Methodology
The index offers a dynamic look at the wealth controlled by the world's richest people while trying to offer a new perspective on how the media views and tracks the movement of that wealth. The index "is built to change daily depending on stock fluctuations and economic/company news."
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
To calculate individuals' wealth, the index relies on a mixture of public and private data, tracking stock prices and publicly disclosed holdings as well as calculated values for private companies using derived or reported information that is valued using live comparisons to public competitors.
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
The valuations are converted to U.S. dollars at current exchange rates and do not include assumptions about personal debt.
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Journalists have noted that the detailed methodology used for the index is more transparent than the "somewhat vaguer" calculation behind other lists. "The Bloomberg listers say their estimates may be more accurate than the competition's because they have better data and reporting (from Bloomberg terminals and its reporting staff)."
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Data visualization
The full index is available on the Bloomberg Terminal, and a user-friendly version designed to appeal to a mass audience is available online for free. There are tools to compare the fortunes of multiple billionaires, track the billionaires whose assets change the most, and analyze the one-year performance of individual billionaires or billionaires grouped by industry, region or nation.
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Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Each billionaire's profile includes explanations of asset valuations and a more detailed visual analysis of each fortune.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
Elizabeth "Betsie" Verwoerd (née Schoombee; 17 May 1901 – 29 February 2000) was the spouse of the Prime Minister of South Africa from 2 September 1958 until the assassination of her husband Hendrik Verwoerd on 6 September 1966.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
Betsie was of Danish descent and born on 17 May 1901 in Middelburg in the Cape Colony.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
Betsie met her husband while they both attended Stellenbosch University in the early-1920s. They were married in Hamburg, Germany where Verwoerd was studying on 7 January 1927. The couple returned to South Africa in 1928. They had seven children - five sons (Wilhelm, Hendrik, Christian, Daniel and Wynand) and two daughters (Anna and Elsabeth). One of her daughters, Anna, married Carel Boshoff, who later founded the Afrikaner settlement of Orania.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
Her husband was assassinated on 6 September 1966. Afterwards, she occasionally conducted some official duties such as opening the Hendrik Verwoerd Dam (later renamed Gariep Dam) in 1972.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
In 1992, she moved to Orania, the Afrikaner settlement founded by her son-in-law. She was visited by the first Black President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, at her home in 1995.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
Betsie Verwoerd died at her home on 29 February 2000 at the age of 98. Nelson Mandela expressed his sadness at her death, stating he had been impressed with her "pure Afrikaner hospitality" when he visited her in 1995.
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Betsie Verwoerd.
After her death, her house in Orania was converted into a museum. A primary school in Randfontein was previously named in her honour; it was later renamed Laerskool Westgold. A street in Goodwood, Cape Town retains her name.
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Rashed Chowdhury.
Rashed Chowdhury is a former Bangladesh Army officer. Chowdhury was a participant in the coup that led to the assassination of Sheikh Mujibur, the founding father and President of Bangladesh, in 1975. His specific role in the coup is in dispute.
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Rashed Chowdhury.
After the coup, the new constitution granted him and other conspirators immunity and he went on to work as a diplomat for the Bangladesh government. After Sheikh Hasina's election in 1996, he traveled to the United States and requested asylum which was granted. He has been convicted and sentenced to death in absentia and the Bangladesh government is seeking his extradition.
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Rashed Chowdhury. 1975 coup
In 1975 some dissatisfied Bangladesh Army officers planned to remove the government of Sheikh Mujib through a military coup d'état, the date they selected was 15 August 1975. On 14 August the officers met to finalize the plan. They attacked Sheikh Mujib's house killing him along with his entire family except two of his daughters who were living abroad on the 15 August. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel by the regime that followed.
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Rashed Chowdhury. 1975 coup
Chowdhury's involvement is disputed. According to a since-recanted confession, he was a member of the squad that attacked the house of Abdur Rab Serniabat who was killed in the attack. He himself has claimed that he was first informed in the morning of 15 August 1975 and was tasked with securing a nearby radio station which he did without fighting.
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Rashed Chowdhury. Career as a diplomat
Following an abortive coup on 17 June 1980, Chowdhury was sent to the Bangladeshi diplomatic mission in Nigeria, where he worked till 1984. Chowdhury was in a diplomatic posting in Brazil when the Bangladesh Awami League and Sheikh Mujibur's daughter, Sheikh Hasina, came to power in 1996. He left his post and traveled to the United States with his wife and child on a visitor's visa after the Government of Bangladesh recalled him.
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Rashed Chowdhury. Asylum and trial
Chowdhury applied for political asylum in the United States in 1996 and was granted asylum in 2004. His asylum status was upheld by the Board of Immigration Appeals in 2006.
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Rashed Chowdhury. 1975 coup
While in the United States, he was tried in absentia for his participation in the assassination and the Bangladesh High Court sentenced him and eleven other people to death. On 19 November 2009, Bangladesh Supreme Court upheld the High Court verdict. His conviction was based on the confessions of a co-defendant who alleged that Chowdhury was involved in the attack and assassination of Abdur Rab Serniabat. According to the United States asylum proceedings, the witness later recanted their statement, saying they were tortured before signing the paper they never read.
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Rashed Chowdhury. 1975 coup
In the following years, Bangladesh officials have request the extradition of Chowdhury multiple times. In 2020, United States Attorney General William Barr has reopened the case, a move Chowdhury's attorneys have described as a favor to Bangladesh.
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Archery at the 1984 Summer Paralympics - Men's double FITA round paraplegic.
The Men's Double Advanced Metric Round Paraplegic was an archery competition in the 1984 Summer Paralympics.
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2016–17 Úrvalsdeild kvenna (basketball).
The 2016–17 Úrvalsdeild kvenna was the 60th season of the Úrvalsdeild kvenna, the top tier women's basketball league on Iceland. The season started on October 5, 2016 and ended on April 24, 2017. Keflavík won its sixteenth title by defeating defending champions Snæfell 3–1 in the Finals.
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2016–17 Úrvalsdeild kvenna (basketball). Competition format
The participating teams first played a conventional round-robin schedule with every team playing each opponent twice "home" and twice "away" for a total of 28 games. The top four teams qualified for the championship playoffs whilst the bottom team was relegated to Division 1.
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Coppel.
Coppel is a nationwide department store in Mexico based in Culiacán, Sinaloa and founded in 1941. It is noted for extending easy credit and for enabling payment of purchases via twice-monthly installments.
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Coppel.
Coppel began with its creator Enrique Coppel Tamayo who set up shop in Mazatlán, later moving to Culiacán.
By 1990 the chain had 24 stores. In 2002 it bought Canadá shoe stores. This allowed Coppel to become one of the main distributors in Mexico not only of shoes but cellphones, clothing, televisions and furniture.
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Coppel.
It is today one of the 100 largest companies in Mexico according to Expansión, with sales higher than Sears, El Palacio de Hierro and Famsa. In 2015, it purchased the 51-store Viana chain to convert them to Coppel stores with an investment of 2.5 billion Mexican pesos, around 150 million USD.
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Coppel.
According to Deloitte, Coppel is ranked 156th-largest retailer in the world with sales in fiscal year 2015 of 6.156 billion USD.
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Coppel.
In 2020 Coppel implemented the Universidad Corporativa Coppel for Coppel employees who have 3 months of seniority, as well as for direct relatives aiming to make its staff more qualified and grow professionally.
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Omoro District.
Omoro District is a district in the Northern Region of Uganda.
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Omoro District. Location
Omoro District is bordered by Gulu District to the north, Pader District to the east, Oyam District to the south and Nwoya District to the west. The town of Palenga, where the district headquarters are located is about , by road, south of Gulu, the largest city in the Acholi sub-region. This is approximately , by road, north of Kampala, the largest city and capital of Uganda.
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Omoro District. Overview
Omoro District was created by the Parliament of Uganda on 3 September 2015, and became operational on 1 July 2016. Prior to its creation, Omoro was "Omoro County" in neighboring Gulu District. The rationale for its creation was to "bring services closer to the people" and to improve "service delivery" to the constituents.
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Omoro District. Points of interest
The main road from Kampala to Gulu (Kampala-Gulu Road), passes through the district in a general south to north direction.
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Omoro District. Notable people
The deputy speaker of parliament in Uganda, Jacob Oulanyah, also concurrently serves as the elected representative of Omoro District in parliament, starting back when Omoro was a county in Gulu District.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
Brooks is a mixed-use community in the southeast portion of the city of San Antonio, Texas, United States. Brooks was created in 2001 by the United States Congress, the State of Texas and the City of San Antonio to redevelop the former Brooks Air Force Base. Brooks is intended to be a catalyst for economic development, a dynamic mixed-use community and a model for responsible urban planning and development.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
Brooks is home to nearly 40 businesses that employ almost 3,000 people at an average salary of $50,000.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Land use
The Brooks land use plan applies a clear strategy of land development and resource allocation that achieves a stronger economy and a more unified community. The plan includes a mix of residential, light-industrial, health, office, commercial and retail developments, along with designated parks and green space.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
The land use plan breaks the 1,308-acre campus into three districts, each with a unique purpose and character that creates a balance between culture, economy, and ecology. Combined, the three districts offer space for multiple uses and redevelopment.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Development
The Brooks Development Authority has demonstrated economic development success with projects including a 62-acre (250,000 m2) retail development, approximately 256,000 square feet (23,800 m2) of research and distribution facilities for DPT Laboratories, an international pharmaceutical company, and a $25.5 million City/County emergency operations center which opened in the Fall 2007.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
In 2012, the $90 million Mission Trail Baptist Hospital opened; in September 2014, Mission Solar Energy, opened a 240,000 square-foot manufacturing facility employing more than 400 people in San Antonio. The University of the Incarnate Word opened a School of Osteopathic Medicine in July 2017.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
In May 2017, Embassy Suites Hotel & Spa by Hilton opened a location at Brooks, with 156-suites and about 13,000 square-feet of event and meeting space. Earlier in the year, Brooks completed their renovation of a historic airplane hangar. Hangar 9 is the oldest wooden airplane hangar in its original spot. It is now used as an event venue. The Greenline, a 43-acre linear park connecting to the San Antonio River Mission Reach, opened at Brooks in the spring of 2018.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
In Spring 2018, Japanese manufacturing company, Nissei Plastics Industrial Co., Ltd. opened a $13 million plant at Brooks, providing over 50 jobs.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
Three local restaurants will soon open their doors at Brooks. Chef Johnny Hernandez will open La Gloria and El Machito off of Southeast Military Drive and Kennedy Hill Drive. Chef Jeff Balfour's Southerleigh restaurant is currently under construction at the heart of The Greenline park as well as a brewery project located off of Sidney Brooks east of South New Braunfels Ave.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
Breaking ground in Spring 2019, Cuisine Solutions is currently under construction with a projected 2021 completion date.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
In Summer 2019, City Base Commons, a retail development of more than 54,000 square feet, opened on the Brooks campus. Tenants include Raising Cane's, Smoothie King, Deco Pizzeria and LA Crawfish.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Residential
There are a wide range of living options at Brooks, from apartments to single-family homes. Each apartment complex or neighborhood has a rich history, with renovations that have kept it up-to-date with modern times. The Aviator apartments were repurposed from former Air Force barracks, while The Kennedy uses murals to commemorate President John F. Kennedy's visit to Brooks in 1963. Brooks has announced construction on a new single-family home development.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Education
Residents are zoned to the San Antonio Independent School District or East Central Independent School District.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
The community includes STEM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) K–12 school, Brooks Academy of Science and Engineering, and Compass Rose Academy, a 6-12 public charter school. Brooks also offers higher education with the University of Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine, which opened July 2017. The first class at CAST Med, a healthcare magnet high school, began in Fall 2019.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Historic Hangar 9
Brooks started construction, in March 2016, on a rehabilitation and restoration project of the historic Hangar 9 building, built in 1918. The building is the oldest wooden aircraft hangar of its kind still standing in its original location. Hangar 9 is a San Antonio Historic Landmark, listed in the Texas State Historical Survey, the National Register of Historic Places, and is a National Historic Landmark. The $2.8 million project took approximately one year to complete. The work provided foundation and structural repairs, electrical upgrades, installation of new windows and doors, painting and siding replacement, new paving and landscaping, and accessibility improvements. The nearly 8,000 square-feet building is available for use to the public for community and business events and special gatherings.
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Brooks, San Antonio. History
Brooks is a former United States Air Force facility, located in San Antonio, Texas. The Air Force ceased military operations on 30 September 2011.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
Following the 1995 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), when Brooks AFB was removed from the BRAC list, city, state, military, and community planners began to develop a plan to privatize and approved the gradual transition in ownership of Brooks AFB from the Air Force to the Brooks Development Authority. This transition came into full effect on Jul. 22, 2002, when the Brooks Development Authority assumed control of the newly named Brooks City Base. The Air Force was the largest tenant at Brooks City Base.
In 2002, Brooks Air Force Base was renamed Brooks City Base when the property was conveyed to the Brooks Development Authority as part of a unique project between local, state, and federal government. The Brooks Development Authority is now the owner and operator of the property, and is redeveloping it as a dynamic multi-use community.
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Brooks, San Antonio.
In 2017, Brooks City Base changed its name to Brooks to make it clearer that it is no longer a military base. Brooks also wanted to communicate that it is an open community where people can build businesses, live in residential areas, and visit nearby retail and dining facilities.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Namesake
Brooks Air Force Base was named to honor San Antonio aviator Sidney Johnson Brooks, Jr. Cadet Brooks died on 13 November 1917 when his Curtiss JN-4 nosed down as he prepared to land after his final training flight at Kelly Field, Texas, possibly because he had blacked out in reaction to the inoculations they had been given shortly before the flight. Brooks was one of the first to volunteer at the call for men for the American Flying Corps; he was about to complete his training for a commission as a military aviator. He was awarded his wings and commission posthumously.
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Brooks, San Antonio. Names
Gosport Field, prior to 5 December 1917
Signal Corps Aviation School, Kelly Field #5, 5 December 1917
Brooks Field, 4 February 1918
Brooks Air Force Base, 24 June 1948
Brooks (City-Base), 22 July 2002 – 30 September 2011
Brooks City Base, 30 September 2011 – 1 June 2017
Brooks, 1 June 2017 – Present
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Hinrich Lehmann-Grube.
Hinrich Lehmann-Grube (21 December 1932 – 6 August 2017) was a German politician. He served as Mayor of Leipzig from 1990 through 1998. He was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany. He was born in Königsberg (present day Kaliningrad, Russia).
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Hinrich Lehmann-Grube. Death
Lehmann-Grube died in Leipzig of cancer on 6 August 2017 at the age of 84.
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Hinrich Lehmann-Grube. See also
List of Social Democratic Party of Germany politicians
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Digital casting.
Digital casting is a process that enables both talent and people who solicit and employ talent to fulfill production requirements in the entertainment, corporate, non-profit, art, amateur and marketing industries through the use of on-line, mobile and digital technology.
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Digital casting.
Digital casting platforms allow talent to create online profiles to solicit opportunities for themselves through the use of a "self tape" regardless of professional representation from a manager or talent agent. Talent profiles generally include photographs, resumes, video reels, voice over reels and detailed accounting of special skills and unique attributes. Many of these platforms, including Actors Access, Backstage, Actors Equity Casting Call, Playbill, Casting Frontier, ModelMayhem, Now Casting and NYCastings have become industry standards and are used to cast talent in television series, feature films and commercials as well as live performances, televised talent competitions musicals, corporate entertainment and print advertising.
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Digital casting. History
Though early versions of digital casting platforms began to appear in the late 1990s, the 'revolution' in casting didn't engage until after the start of the 21st Century when audio and video technology improved for general on-line users through open systems and digital recording devices such as cameras and mobile phone image capture technology became widely available and affordable. Advances in uploading speed, image and digital transmitting technology, along with casting specific technology including Cast It Systems and Casting Frontier's iSession applications encouraged the growth and use of online casting from both amateur and professional talent.
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Digital casting. History
In 2008, as a reaction to the arrival of digital casting platforms, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) launched a free and dedicated system called iActor, which was the first union-hosted online casting directory featuring onsite Station 12 cast clearance. While iActor was exclusively available to SAG members, it also enabled AFTRA talent to create profiles.
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Digital casting. History
List of established digital casting sites and platforms
Mandy (Formerly known as Casting Call Pro)
Actors Access
Backstage
Actors Equity Casting Call
Playbill
Casting Frontier
LACasting
Casting Networks
NYCastings.com
iActor
Allcasting
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Goose River, Prince Edward Island.
Goose River is an unincorporated place in Kings County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. It lies on the north shore of the province along Prince Edward Island Route 16 between Cable Head East to the southwest and Monticello to the northeast. Goose River is part of the township of Lot 42, in St Patrick's Parish, and thus is part of Lot 42 for Statistics Canada census data.
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Goose River, Prince Edward Island.
The Goose River, a short tributary of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, is in the community.
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Immigration to Ukraine.
Immigration into Ukraine (postindependence (1991)) has been mainly ethnic Ukrainians already living in nearby countries (for example in 1993 they were 90% of all immigrants); other immigrants were mostly Crimean Tatars and people fleeing wars in Azerbaijan, Transnistria and Chechnya (a region in Russia). In January 2017 there were 3,302 foreigners with refugee status in Ukraine. Most refugees came from Afghanistan, Syria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia and Somalia.
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Immigration to Ukraine.
After the start of the War in Donbas in 2014 several hundreds foreigners (mostly Russians and Belarusians) migrated to Ukraine to join its territorial defence battalions and army.
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Asymmetric negotiation.
Asymmetric negotiation is an influence that occurs between counterparts of significantly different sizes as measured by the parties’ relative resources and clout in a particular context. The context for these negotiations or conflicts can range from mergers & acquisitions and international trade deals, to hostage-takings and initiating change at a local school board.
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Asymmetric negotiation.
A larger party in one context can be a smaller party in another. For instance, a US corporation may be a much larger buyer in an asymmetric negotiation with a North American supplier, while reduced to being a relatively small player overseas in negotiations with the European Union where it has fewer resources and less clout.
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Asymmetric negotiation.
Just as in asymmetric warfare, research has shown that smaller players can prevail in getting what they want from much larger players by applying distinct approaches, strategies and tactics that increase their odds of success.
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Asymmetric negotiation.
This specific form of negotiation contrasts with symmetrical or standard negotiations where the parties are more similar in size.
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Asymmetric negotiation. History
Given the growing number of large corporations and government entities worldwide, and the corresponding growth in asymmetric negotiations, this phenomenon has received increasing attention in recent decades, with numerous journalists and academics addressing the subject in articles and journals. International negotiator Peter D. Johnston’s book Negotiating with Giants provides an in-depth survey of “size-imbalanced” negotiations. In this 2008 book, Johnston studied more than 100 negotiations from across history to the present day, where smaller players got what they wanted from much larger players, with the author identifying unique strategies that worked for these “Davids” in their negotiations with wide-ranging giants or “Goliaths.”
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Asymmetric negotiation.
Asymmetric strategies for smaller players
According to Johnston, successful smaller players should change the game on their larger counterparts by using seven distinct approaches given the unique challenges they face in asymmetric negotiations:
They should defend themselves from the start, earlier than one might normally expect, including defenses for their reputations, ideas and information to ensure that hurting them won't be as easy as it could be otherwise.
They should negotiate away from the negotiation table as long as possible to even the playing field with larger counterparts, making themselves bigger and stronger before meeting face-to-face—if and only if that is ever required.
They should draw on seven different types of “helpers” that smaller players across history have employed to their benefit: Decision-makers, Influencers, Arm-Twisters, Networkers, Allies, Counselors and Informants.
They should find rules and laws to undermine larger players, join them to weaken them from the inside, or remove key assets that contribute to their strengths.
They should act unilaterally and unpredictably when it meets their interests, using their smaller size to react swiftly and catch their giants flat-footed, often by pursuing their back-up plans.
They should weave together their different negotiations and operating decisions to maximize value in any single negotiation, a strategy referred to by the author as "integrated negotiation".
They should think differently about building rapport and trust, focusing on positives that connect them to their giants, modeling desired behaviors, building trust incrementally, and redefining trust by knowing that they can always trust larger players will act consistent with what they perceive to be in their own best interests.
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Asymmetric negotiation. Historical examples
Magna Carta, the Barons and King John. In 1215, Magna Carta, Europe’s first written constitution guaranteeing basic rights for citizens, was agreed to by King John, but only after the land-owning Barons weakened the Monarch by claiming London as their own. The Barons would only relinquish control of the city once they saw that the Crown had followed through on its commitments related to Magna Carta.
Harriet Beecher Stowe and the abolition of slavery in the United States. As a housewife and abolitionist in 1851, Stowe wrote the novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin, drawing attention to the evils of slavery. The book, second only to the Bible in worldwide readership by the end of the 1800s, helped forge a broad coalition of abolitionists, enabling Stowe to influence the creation of the Republican Party, the choice of Abraham Lincoln as president, and ultimately, the end of slavery in the United States.
Rachel Carson and the environmental movement. In the 1950s, the scientist uncovered troubling links between bird deaths and pesticides, soon linking cancer to chemical usage and building a coalition of environmentalists through her non-fiction bestselling book, Silent Spring. Her influence helped lead to the banning of DDT, the establishment of America’s Environmental Protection Agency, and the early development of the environmental movement itself.
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Asymmetric negotiation. Contemporary examples
The 1989 Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement between Canada and the United States. Rather than continuing to negotiate a series of smaller bilateral trade deals by sector, Canada at one-tenth the size of America, reached a wide-ranging trade agreement. The deal was large enough to attract the attention of its southern neighbor, while valuable enough to the Americans to ensure Canada could also negotiate important protections for its culture, healthcare and education.
Friends, Warner Brothers, and Courteney Cox. When the Friends television show quickly became a sensation in the mid-1990s, Cox (Monica), the highest profile member of the cast at the time, could have easily commanded the largest salary increase for herself. Instead, she rallied David Schwimmer (Ross) and their other four main cast members into a coalition to negotiate as one with more collective clout. This led to the same immediate financial gains for each actor, culminating in each actor being paid $1 million per episode by the end of the show’s run in 2004.
Ashley Smith and hostage-taker Brian Nichols. In March 2005, Smith was taken hostage by Nichols in her Atlanta apartment, and managed in fewer than eight hours to build rapport, trust and mutual understanding with the armed killer, reading excerpts from The Purpose-Driven Life and the Bible, before he let her go unscathed. She was later one of the key witnesses against Nichols, who was found guilty of a range of crimes and sentenced to multiple life sentences.
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between.
Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between was an art exhibition about the work of fashion designer Rei Kawakubo and her designs for her fashion house, Comme des Garçons. The exhibition ran from May 4 to September 4, 2017 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was curated by Andrew Bolton, who worked closely with Kawakubo to select works for the exhibition. On display were 140 women's costumes spanning the entirety of her career until 2017. This exhibit represents Kawakubo in an immersive world of Gesamtkunstwerk, "total work of art".
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Background
In an interview with Vogue, Bolton stated that he chose to curate an exhibition of Rei Kawakubo's work because "just look at the clothes. They speak for themselves." It took Bolton one year to complete the exhibition, "displaying 140 of Kawakubo’s designs for Comme des Garçons from the early Eighties to her fall 2017 “The Future of Silhouette” collection". Both Bolton and Kawakubo have stated that the exhibition is not a retrospective of Kawakubo's work, but an exploration of "the in-betweeness" of her high fashion women's wear. It was the first Costume Institute exhibition about a living artist since their 1983 exhibition about Yves Saint Laurent. Kawakubo had originally suggested that the exhibition showcase only works from her most recent, seven collections and that it should have been called "The Art of the Modernist."
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Exhibition design
The exhibition was designed around seventeen "binary themes" as created by Bolton, with different selections of 140 outfits in each theme:
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. 1. Absence/Presence
2. Design/Not Design
3. Fashion/Antifashion
4. Model/Multiple
5. High/Low
6. Then/Now
7. Self/Other
8. Object/Subject
9. Clothes/Not Clothes
9.1 Form/Function
9.2 Abstraction/Representation
9.3 Beautiful/Grotesque
9.4 War/Peace
9.5 Life/Loss
9.6 Fact/Fiction
9.7 Order/Chaos
9.8 Bound/Unbound
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Exhibition design
The space is split into two sections, one that showcases Kawakubo's work from the start of her career in 1979 until 2014, when she stated she would no longer make clothing. The second part is devoted to works from 2015 until 2017. The exhibition did not feature works from the 1970s nor the Curiosity (2007) collection at the request of the artist. Featuring one of her most recent collections, the garments were shown with heads and wigs. Julein d'Ys, who is also Rei Kawakubo's hairstylist, styled and created these wigs. Throughout the exhibition, Kawakubo utilizes hardware, plastic materials, harnesses, and fastenings. This is seen especially in her punk-inspired Adult Delinquiet collection.
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Exhibition design
Visitors follow a pathway which guides them through the different themes, where different costumes are on display. A free, printed brochure is provided in lieu of labels, written by Bolton. The brochure also features quotes from Kawakubo. Kawakubo requested that there be no labels due to her dislike for interpretation.
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Reception
Roberta Smith, of The New York Times, noted that the variety of works displayed (which she called "swings of sensibility") as "disorienting." However, she appreciated the layout of the exhibition and wrote of it having "playful instability," that complements the eccentric work of Kawakubo.
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Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons Art of the In-Between. Further reading
Bolton, Andrew. Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art Press (2017).
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1925–26 Niagara Purple Eagles men's basketball team.
The 1925–26 Niagara Purple Eagles men's basketball team represented Niagara University during the 1925–26 NCAA college men's basketball season. The head coach was Peter Dwyer, coaching his third season with the Purple Eagles.
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Christine Riedtmann.
Christine Riedtmann (born 1952) is a Swiss mathematician specializing in abstract algebra. She earned her PhD in 1978 from the University of Zurich under the supervision of Pierre Gabriel, and is a professor emeritus (since 2016) at the University of Bern.
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Christine Riedtmann.
In 2012–2013 she was president of the Swiss Mathematical Society.
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Stephen C. Yeazell.
Stephen C. Yeazell is a David G. Price and Dallas P. Price Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus at the UCLA School of Law (since 1975). written several books, including From Medieval Group Litigation to the Modern Class Action, Contemporary Civil Litigation, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; With Selected Statutes and Cases, and Civil Procedure.
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Stephen C. Yeazell. Early life and education
Stephen C. Yeazell received his Bachelor of Arts from Swarthmore College in 1967, and his Master of Arts in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University in 1968 which led him to teach English and history in junior high schools in New York City. He then finished his academics at Harvard Law School, where he completed his J.D. in 1974. After law school, he clerked for Justice Mathew Tobriner of the California Supreme Court.
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Stephen C. Yeazell. Books
Lawsuits in a Market Economy: The Evolution of Civil Litigation, University of Chicago Press, 2018
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Wes Harding.
Wesley Nathan Hylton Harding (born 20 October 1996) is a professional footballer who plays as a defender, either at right back or centre back, for club Rotherham United and the Jamaica national football team. He made his senior debut in the EFL Cup in August 2017 for Birmingham City, having previously played in the National League North for Alfreton Town.
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Wes Harding. Early life
Harding was born in Leicester and attended Beauchamp College, in Oadby, Leicestershire. He represented Leicestershire and Rutland at athletics.
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Wes Harding. Early career
Harding joined Birmingham City's Academy from Aston Villa at the age of 16 and took up a scholarship with the club in July 2013. Interviewed soon afterwards, the player assessed his strengths as speed and heading, and felt he needed to improve his technical ability. He was a member of the Birmingham team that eliminated Liverpool's youngsters from the 2014–15 FA Youth Cup, going on to lose in the quarter-finals to Leicester City's youngsters. He was a regular in the development squad over the season, and scored the opening goal for the team that won the 2015 Birmingham Senior Cup final. Harding signed his first professional contract, of two years, in May 2015. At the time, academy coach Steve Spooner summarised him as "a 24/7 professional footballer ... strong, aggressive, tenacious and much improved with the ball".
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Wes Harding. Club career
Harding was included in the first team's pre-season training camp in Spain. During the 2015–16 season, he was used at right back as well as his preferred centre-half position, and he was a member of the Birmingham reserve team that lost the 2016 Birmingham Senior Cup final to National League North champions Solihull Moors. He was one of three youngstersthe others were Dom Bernard and Josh Dacres-Cogleywho began their 2016 pre-season training with the first team. On 9 August, Harding joined National League North club Alfreton Town on a month's youth loan. He went straight into the starting eleven for the following day's match against Gainsborough Trinity; playing at right back, he played 90 minutes and produced what Alfreton's website dubbed a solid performance in a 4–0 win. He kept his place for the next two fixtures, but then suffered a torn knee meniscus. Once he regained fitness, he finished the season with more appearances than any other player for Birmingham's under-23 team, which he often captained.
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Wes Harding. First-team football with Birmingham
The club took up the one-year option on Harding's contract for the 2017–18 season, and he was involved in first-team pre-season fixtures. He was given a squad number, and was an unused substitute for the opening match, away to Ipswich Town in the Championship on 5 August 2017. Harding made his senior debut three days later, replacing Emilio Nsue after 58 minutes of the EFL Cup first round match at home to Crawley Town of League Two. The score was 4–0 when he entered the match; it ended 5–1. He also appeared in the next round, replacing the injured Nsue after 23 minutes of the 2–1 defeat to AFC Bournemouth and producing a performance that pleased manager Harry Redknapp. In February 2018, having made no appearances in the matchday squad since August, Harding signed a new contract to run until June 2020.
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Wes Harding. Club career
New manager Garry Monk gave Harding his first Football League appearance, a start at right back in Birmingham's 3–0 home victory over Hull City on 17 March 2018 that was their first win in six weeks. He was booked early in the match for a forceful tackle on the highly rated Harry Wilson, then, according to the Birmingham Mail, "shut him down in the second half and made some excellent defensive contributions to help out team-mates. There were a couple of bright moments going forward too." Monk said he selected Harding ahead of more experienced players such as Carl Jenkinson or Marc Roberts because his pace and tenacity would better counteract the threat from Hull's wingers. He continued in the starting eleven as Birmingham escaped relegation on the final day of the season, with a 3–1 win at home to Fulham. Defensively, he allowed Ryan Sessegnon, the Championship Player of the Year, little scope to influence the game, and he made a run and cross from which Lukas Jutkiewicz scored the opening goal. Harding's performance in that match earned him a place in the EFL Team of the Week, and his overall performance earned him the club's Young Player of the Season award.
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Wes Harding. Club career
Harding signed a four-year contract in July 2018. He was a regular off the bench in the first few months of the season, but did not start until late November away to Aston Villa, playing behind regular left-back Kristian Pedersen who was selected on the wing. The experiment was not a success, but when Harding had to replace the injured Robertswho was himself only in the side because Michael Morrison was injuredearly in the visit to Blackburn Rovers three weeks later, "[having] never played a senior league match at centre half", he performed well. He started more regularly during the second half of the season, mainly at right back, and finished the campaign with 27 league appearances, of which 13 were in the starting eleven. In the 2019–20 season, Birmingham's full backs, Maxime Colin and Pedersen, missed only two league matches apiece, and loanee Jake Clarke-Salter became backup of choice in central defence. Harding was again a regular on the substitutes' bench, but came off it rather less frequently: he finished the season with 15 league appearances, of 7 were as a starter.
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Wes Harding. Rotherham United
Harding joined another Championship club, Rotherham United, on 20 August 2020 on a three-year deal; the fee was undisclosed.
Harding scored his first senior goal in football for Rotherham United in their 2021–22 EFL Trophy quarter-final encounter with Cambridge United on 25 January 2022.
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Wes Harding. International career
In March 2021 he was one of six English-born players to receive their first call-up to the Jamaica national team. He made his international debut on 7 June 2021, in a 1–1 friendly draw with Serbia in Miki, Hyōgo, Japan.
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Wes Harding. Honours
Individual
Birmingham City Young Player of the Season: 2017–18
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