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Human Biology

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United States
Journal ISSN: 15346617, 00187143
Publisher: Wayne State University Press
History: 1945-ongoing
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences

A world-wide forum for state-of-the-art ideas, methods, and techniques in the field, Human Biology focuses on genetics in its broadest sense. Included under this rubric are : human population genetics, evolutionary and genetic demography, quantitative genetics, evolutionary biology, ancient DNA studies, biological diversity interpreted in terms of adaptation (biometry, physical anthropology), and interdisciplinary research linking biological and cultural diversity (inferred from linguistic variability, ethnological diversity, archaeological evidence, etc.)

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Impact Factor Trend 2000 - 2018 / 2019
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Impact Factor

The impact factor (IF) or journal impact factor (JIF) of an academic journal is a scientometric factor based on the yearly average number of citations on articles published by a particular journal in the last two years. In other words, the impact factor of 2020 is the average of the number of cited publications divided by the citable publications of a journal. A journal impact factor is frequently used as a proxy for the relative importance of a journal within its field. Normally, journals with higher impact factors are often deemed to have more influence than those with lower ones. However, the science community has also noted that review articles typically are more citable than research articles.

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Impact Factor History
  • 2018 / 2019 Impact Factor 1.025
  • 2017 Impact Factor 0.642
  • 2016 Impact Factor 0.733
  • 2015 Impact Factor 0.902
  • 2014 Impact Factor 0.783
  • 2013 Impact Factor 1.231
  • 2012 Impact Factor 1.418
  • 2011 Impact Factor 0.867
  • 2010 Impact Factor 0.716
  • 2009 Impact Factor 0.594
  • 2008 Impact Factor 0.898
  • 2007 Impact Factor 0.920
  • 2006 Impact Factor 1.231
  • 2005 Impact Factor 1.109
  • 2004 Impact Factor 1.242
  • 2003 Impact Factor 1.063
  • 2002 Impact Factor 1.271
  • 2001 Impact Factor 1.798
  • 2000 Impact Factor 1.584
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Any journal impact factor or scientometric indicator alone will not give you the full picture of a science journal. That’s why every year, scholars review current metrics to improve upon them and sometimes come up with new ones. There are also other factors to sider for example, H-Index, Self-Citation Ratio, SJR (SCImago Journal Rank Indicator) and SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper). Researchers may also consider the practical aspect of a journal such as publication fees, acceptance rate, review speed.

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Human Biology

The h-index is an author-level metric that attempts to measure both the productivity and citation impact of the publications of a scientist or scholar. The index is based on the set of the scientist's most cited papers and the number of citations that they have received in other publications

Human Biology

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SCImago Journal Rank (SJR indicator) is a measure of scientific influence of scholarly journals that accounts for both the number of citations received by a journal and the importance or prestige of the journals where such citations come from.


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We are really excited about 2021, it’s going to be all about the great outdoors. Canada is a veritable gem with its breathtaking scenery and outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking and rafting. It's also the best time to go to Antarctica with the solar eclipse in December. The possibilities are endless! For anyone looking for something extra special while on holiday, we offer a collection of after hours, exclusive access experiences that will impress even the most seasoned traveler.

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Antigua is great for a family holiday thanks to its direct flights, abundant beaches, all-inclusive resorts and numerous thrills, from zip-lining to banana boats. This island is the ultimate yachter's experience as the island’s warm waters, reliable winds and two square miles of protected waters make this island an excellent place for beginners serious enthusiasts alike. In terms of getting out in the sun, Antigua never disappoints.

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Experiences of 2020

The lockdown experience has not been the same for everyone. We’ve not all had equal experiences. Give yourself permission to not compare yourself to others, and to do, think, feel what is right for you.

I have been fortunate to have been working throughout lockdown. I’m privileged not to be furloughed; grateful for all that affords me: financial stability, routine, able to leave the house, socially distanced interactions with colleagues. I’ve been concerned about the health of my family. It’s been challenging to know what to do for the best. Conflicted as I questioned if I should be at work and what was the impact on my family.

I’m grateful to have been able to shop for my household as well as my parents and elderly in-laws, and to have that check in with them, even if only through the window when I deliver their shopping. I’m full of gratitude for those caring for others who do not have family to shop for them, collect prescriptions, check in on them.

I’m full of admiration for the organisations, charities and agencies aligning to support our community. We live in an amazing place!

I am concerned about the women in my life; we all have very different experiences, and that’s OK in the middle of a pandemic. It’s been a balance for us all; working from home, furloughed, redundant, home schooling, keyworkers, caring for elders, volunteers. No one has had an easy time.

My concerns for women are health related: women’s health services paused at this time, understanding that this has to be. I am, however, full of concern for cervical tests / mammograms / menopause treatment and the longer-term impact for women’s health. I’m concerned at the number of businesses that cannot operate, that are predominantly run and staffed by women and I’m worried about their future.

There are challenges of being a woman in lockdown; being present at work, physically and mentally; deadlines, new tasks, new COVID19 related tasks, and your own workload to still balance; and the challenges of working from home vs. physically being at work. Shopping. Cooking. Separated from family. And every day we show up, get it all done, because we need to. Oh the guilt! That I am safe and well (physically) vs. wanting to volunteer in my community but I just don’t have time. Feeling selfish for putting my loved ones first. Guilt, when it’s been overwhelming, working full time, spending your days off planning, then queuing for shopping for three households.

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      The Australian broadcasters, networks, pay TV and SVOD companies have revealed what 2017 holds and the result paints an exciting picture for local audiences.

      30 Nov 2016
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      After the success of Tales From Tinder, filmmaker Emma Watts and her team were able to put some money behind their next series, No Strings Attached.

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When Ashley Moore was 15, she had a job as a graphic designer, where she excelled. But when she was at school, she noticed her peers bullied her often.

“I just didn’t fit in, but as soon as I would leave school and use these coding and design skills, people would treat me like I had a magical power,” Moore said. “So they gave me a lot of respect and it was very easy to make friends.”

Moore now owns Codeteachers, a company that teaches students how to code and use technology skills. The company also teaches the students how to avoid being bullied — or being a bully — and seeks to raise confidence in students.

If your child is a gifted student like Ashley, there are several options to look into to challenge your child’s mind.

WEBSITE: codeteachers. com

EMAIL: Ashley Moore, [email protected]

Depending on the evening, Codeteachers classes meet at ScribbleSpace in Summerport Village or at Hub 925 in Dr. Phillips.

Younger children can start in more basic classes such as STEAM and from there go into Intro to Coding. Codeteachers also offers classes such as game design and coding.

Currently, Moore is offering different levels of gifted coding classes throughout the week as well.

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Ultimately, the students are learning advanced skills, so Moore wants to teach them more than just coding.

“They’re going to learn more than sometimes their parents know,” Moore said. “We want to make sure that they don’t use those (skills) for hacking or something like that. We really want them to feel that this for them to do good for the world and also to teach it to someone else.”

This year, Codeteachers is putting after-school programs in 20 to 25 schools in Orange County.

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There are many deceptions in this world. Several deceptions are harder to identify and many good Christians are easily deceived. Devil’s Deceptions is a collection of 11 articles of various deceptions that every true Christian must know and guard against in these last days. Each deception is organized into an individual article. Read and be blessed.

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Looking at PSA-TEC’s 2010 program, one might wonder if they were reading a summer music festival lineup. With a keynote speech from Grammy-winner Jeffrey “Skunk” Baxter and a Jam Session featuring guitarist and singer Johnny Barbato, this year’s PSA-TEC, held last week in Rosemont, Ill., would seem to be more about the “show” than the “trade.” That, however, was far from true as attendees took advantage of certification and training programs and an expanded show floor, participated in panel discussions, learned some “asymmetrical thinking” from a musician-turned national security advisor, received awards for excellence in the industry and networked to the sound of their peers’ musical stylings.

The choice of Jeffrey “Skunk” Baxter as keynote speaker at PSA-TEC was out of the ordinary, but served to let integrators see how they could think outside of the box. The keynote address was sponsored by Samsung Techwin America; Frank DeFina, senior vice president of Sales and Marketing, North America, introduced Baxter as a Grammy Award winning musician, best known for his work with the bands, Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan. Most people didn’t know that Baxter also advises top military and civilian groups on such national security matters as missile defense; biological, chemical and other weapons of mass-destruction; terrorism, asymmetrical warfare such as information warfare and cyber war; and strategic, out-of-the-box thinking. His innovative approaches to problems and issues have made him a frequent participant in Defense Department war-gaming.

Baxter stressed that there are many opportunities for expanding the types of services integrators offer to their clients â€” for example, situational awareness. “Situational awareness keeps you alive…being aware of what’s going on around you. You are extending situational awareness through the security systems you sell. You extend the eyes through video, the ears through audio, the human presence through thermal technology, the level of fear through increased ammonia levels people give off. I will leave it up to you to come up with innovative ideas to incorporate situational awareness in your business,” Baxter said.

An audience member asked: “What is our greatest threat? Is it cyber security? Is it a plane flying into a building? An SUV full of explosives in Times Square?”

“Keep going,” Baxter encouraged. “The cyber threat is huge. Down at an individual level, someone having their identity stolen is one thing. But what if you were a bank that had just spent $40 million on a project and in 30 minutes it was gone?”

Moderator and industry consultant Sandra Jones, Sandra Jones & Co., sparked another lively discussion with a simple question at Thursday’s State of the Industry panel: “What are the two most pressing issues affecting your constituents?” Panel members Bill Bozeman, president and CEO, PSA Security Network, Dave Carter, managing director, Security Network of America (SNA), Richard Chace, executive director and CEO, Security Industry Association (SIA), Paul Cronin, CEO, 1nService, Brian Hansen, specification engineer, Leviton and president, BICSI, and Chuck Wilson, executive director, National Systems Contractors Association (NSCA) shared concerns and recommendations on varied issues. These ranged from the shrinking margins of profitability on products and significant trend towards business models focusing on generating RMR, to the worth of designing certifications to bridge the gap between the physical and the IT and the need to form strategic partnerships in order to manage and become integral to several areas of a customer’s business.

Each panelist brought a distinctive point of view to the dialog and yet all seemed to agree on the importance of investing in education and training across the board: in technology, convergence trends, new legislation, and particularly, better business models. Bozeman pointed out that staying on top of new technologies is necessary, but that learning how to run a business and “making money” is crucial and that is where open communication with trade associations and partnerships can be most useful to integrators.

“Look inside the association. Pick out some peers that you respect, that you think are really good, and put an advisory board together,” Carter offered, stressing that it has proved remarkably helpful for industry folks “to meet quarterly at off-site places to talk out their issues.”

PSA-TEC’s new location at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center offered even more networking opportunities than previous venues. With a 44 percent increase in show floor space and an open policy that gave non-PSA members a chance to register for the event, the exhibit hall allowed higher-than-ever numbers of vendors and integrators a chance to mingle as well as discuss new products and services.

The exhibition portion of PSA featured vendor presentations at the Show Floor Theater by comCables, CelAccess Systems, Biamp Systems, NSCA Building Connections, Schlage, e-Data, ACTAtek and AVAD, where companies got a chance to present products as well as explain their particular positions in the industry and how integrators can benefit from them.

In recognition of some of its vendor partners, PSA presented 30 awards in the categories of individual and team customer service, outstanding representation, outstanding vendors, outstanding new vendor, and rising star, star, and super star vendors, during a breakfast ceremony Wednesday that also featured a lengthy list of door prizes. The super star vendor awards went to Altronix, CSC and Exacq Technologies, who showed them off at their booths. Honorees were chosen through surveys completed by PSA members.

As most of these members will say, education is the focal point of PSA-TEC and its most valuable offering. This year, attendees were able to sign up for 141 different training sessions across three tracks: Business Optimization, Physical Security and Information Technology.

New this year were a Best Practices series of sessions presented by peer industry professionals in the Business Optimization track; networking classes in the IT track, and new certifications and demonstrations in the Physical Security track. The two-day certifications offered were OpenEye Premier Partner Certification, ESNT Certification from the Electronic Technician’s Association, Arecont Vision Channel Partner Certification and Fiber Optic Technician Certification from the Fiber Optic Association. A three-part NiceVision eXpress Technical Certification was also offered.

A highlight of the Business Optimization track was Jeff Kessler’s economic outlook for the electronic security industry. Targeted to systems integrators, Kessler, managing director, Institutional Sales and Trading at Imperial Capital, stressed that integrators’ services will be much in demand. “Far from being a dying industry, small and large integrators can thrive, despite what some bloggers have been saying;” however, new customer demands for lower installation prices and more services will hurt integrators’ businesses unless they retool, he said. Managed services and enhanced monitoring â€” recurring revenue based services â€” are what will bring back profit margins and keep customers “sticky” with long-term contracts.

Integrators need to cut their dependence on installation and product margins, Kessler emphasized. “The economy will recover; gross margins in product and installation will not,” he said. The IT model of 15 years ago is coming to the security industry; in the IT world, product margins of 7 to 9 percent are common. “Security will not go that low or it will be a disaster,” Kessler believes.

Physical security integrators need to embrace and sell a wide range of services to create value, he conceded. Examples of some of the services that can keep both margins and clients are: project planning and advisory; post-project advisory; third-party enhanced monitoring; managed access control and video; managed alarm verification; managed business services such as training, configuration and programming; maintenance contracts; and software licensing.

Despite a common belief that IT integrators will “take over” the physical security realm, Kessler doesn’t buy into that. “IT integrators will remain guardians of the network, not the security system. IT guys are not coming in and taking over, but the security integrators will have to learn to talk in more of an IT-centric fashion,” he said.

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LOWER fuel costs have given ocean carriers a break with a 3.6 per cent improvement in operating profits in the third quarter, reported London's Loadstar.

This compares with just 0.6 per cent in Q3 last year and is despite a 1.8 per cent decline in freight rates.

According to Alphaliner, the third quarter market leader was Hapag-Lloyd, with an operating margin of 7.8 per cent, followed by Maersk, at 7.3 per cent.

Dragging down the average for the carriers that publish their results was Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), with a negative operating margin of -5.7 per cent, extending the South Korean line's loss-making performance to 18 consecutive quarters.

HMM was the only carrier to post a negative operating result in the quarter; the next-worst performance was by Taiwanese container line Yang Ming with a two per cent operating margin.

Third quarter bunker costs averaged US$348 per ton, 19 per cent below the $430 per ton recorded the previous year. This operating cost windfall more than mitigated the impact of the freight rate erosion during the period, as the peak season proved to be a damp squib, obliging carriers to offer discounts to fill their ships.

Alphaliner noted that the price of HFO (heavy fuel oil) had subsequently fallen to about $250 per ton, which it said would provide carriers 'with some buffer' in the fourth quarter, ahead of the IMO 2020 regulations coming into force in January, which will force ships (not fitted with scrubbers or running on LNG) to consume LSFO (low-sulphur fuel oil), at double the price.

It has been calculated, based on the current spread, that burning LSFO will add some $2 million to the round-trip voyage expenses of an Asia-North Europe loop vessel not fitted with a scrubber system.

In order to adequately compensate carriers for spot business, which on some routes now accounts for 60 per cent of the cargo loaded, the lines will levy surcharges from December 1, which typically will add $135 per TEU to an Asia to North Europe shipment and $95 per TEU to a load from Asia to the US west coast.

In terms of average rates for the quarter, Hapag-Lloyd was again at the top of the tree with an average rate per TEU of $1,084, up 2.7 per cent on the third quarter last year, taking over CMA CGM's top-ranked status, as the latter saw its average rate drop 7.6 per cent, to $1,065 per TEU, as it opted for a growth strategy.

Maersk recorded a 3.6 per cent fall in its average rate, to $930 per TEU. Maersk CEO Soren Skou said third quarter business grew on intra-Asia backhaul where freight rates are usually lower.

This is in contrast to Hapag-Lloyd, which took the decision to reduce its exposure on the intra-Asia market by cutting uneconomic services.

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The seven-member council previously supported the alignment proposed by Sound Transit, which would travel through downtown Bellevue on surface streets, by a vote of 4-3. However, last year's election left the board with a four-member majority opposed to Sound Transit's preferred alignment. Since then, consensus has been building on the council in favor of freshman council member Kevin Wallace's elevated "Vision Line," an elevated route along Burlington Northern right-of-way next to I-405.

Sound Transit previously rejected that route because it had lower ridership than any other South/downtown Bellevue alignment. However, under pressure from a majority of Bellevue council members, the Sound Transit board agreed last month to do new cost and ridership estimates for the "Vision Line."

Wallace, who earlier pressured the council to send a letter to Sound Transit supporting his proposal, appears to have pulled back from his push for an immediate vote on his alignment. He calls tomorrow's meeting "really a continued discussion" of the downtown and south Bellevue alignments. However, he adds, "Obviously, a majority of the council at this point is on record supporting" the so-called "B7" line along the BNSF tracks, which is similar, but not identical, to the Vision Line.

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Claudia Balducci, one of the three Bellevue council members who support a more central rail alignment, was just appointed by King County Executive Dow Constantine to the Sound Transit board. Although Balducci (to whom I'll be talking later today) is Bellevue's representative on the board, she technically is appointed as an individual, meaning that she's free to vote against the will of a majority of the council if she disagrees with them.

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Paul Telegdy said the company will respond appropriately when it receives the findings of its inquiry, which he said may be completed by the end of January.

“I’m very confident if we learn something … we will put new practices in place if necessary. We certainly take anyone’s critique of what it means to come to work here incredibly seriously,” the NBC Entertainment chairman told a TV critics meeting during a Q&A session.

“We want to always go after the truth. That’s our culture here, you can ask anyone who works here,” he said.

Union, known for her roles in the films “Bring It On” and “Bad Boys II,” was a judge on the talent showcase for a season, until she and fellow freshman judge Julianne Hough weren’t asked to return.

The trade publication Variety reported that Union, who is black, believed she was fired because she had asked NBC and the show’s producers to respond to an environment that tolerated racist jokes and remarks. That included what Union said were multiple notes from producers saying she was wearing her hair “too black” for the “America’s Got Talent” audience.

Union had also complained of other behavior, such as judge-producer Simon Cowell’s smoking on the indoor set, Variety reported in November.

NBC has spoken with Union as part of its formal investigation that began in early December.

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According to the latest Pew Polls, it seems that the current cultural climate has intensified the angst of racial tension and division. “The share of Americans who say racism is a ‘big problem’ in society has increased 8 percentage points in the past two years – and has roughly doubled since 2011.”[1]

As we think about how the church should respond to the brokenness around us and be a part of the healing of racial tensions, it is important to consider these issues through spiritual lenses.

Are we willing to say that any type of division caused by racism, discrimination, and prejudice is a spiritual and moral problem? Many of us have a desire and a vision to lead diverse congregations. But if vision is simply a preferred future, does that mean addressing racist divisions is simply a preference for us? Is it just something that’s good for some, but not needed for all?

For me, the answer to this question is personal.

Almost 17 years ago, my wife (at the time fiancée) and I were in pre-marital counseling. During our first major engagement disagreement we went to see our counselors (a White couple who were leaders in our church). Our issues were pretty standard relationships issues. In this particular instance, I wasn’t being sensitive toward Angie. She shared her frustration with the counselors, and do you know what their response was? They gave her an article about why people who marry interracially are trying to get back at their parents and why they are in complete disobedience.

The sad reality is that I really believe they were genuinely trying to help us. As we looked for help from my African American community, we didn’t get better answers. I approached many of my African American friends and asked them, “Would you rather I marry a white Christian woman or a non-Christian Black woman?” More often than not, my friends told me it would be better to marry a non-Christian Black woman.

Both sides justified their responses. Both sides approached us as well-meaning people trying to keep us from harm and danger. But in our whole engagement journey, not one person took a stand to say that division caused by racism, discrimination, or prejudice is a spiritual and moral problem. No one was willing to call it sin.

So, this is what I want to ask you today. Are you willing to call racial divisions a spiritual and moral problem? Are you willing to address it as sin?

Our churches today aren’t the first to experience these issues. Leaders of the 1st Century church addressed racial division, too.

In Acts 6, the church had a real problem. The Hebraic Jews overlooked the Hellenistic Jews in the daily distribution for widows. The issues of their time seeped into their church. And when the issues of the world made their way into the church, the leaders took action. For the first time in all of Acts, the whole church gathered together.

Too often, we reduce this text to the passage “where we find deacons.” But there is much more going on here. The leaders said, “Stop. Everyone needs to come together. There’s a serious issue because the racial divisions of the world have become our divisions. And this can’t happen in God’s family. Racial division is a real problem that demands real solutions.”

In response, the leaders appointed specific people to address these issues and come up with tangible solutions. And these solutions lead to real transformation. Look how the passage ends in Acts 6:7, “So the word of God spread, the disciples in Jerusalem increased greatly in number, and a large group of priests became obedient to the faith.”

The priests had seen, and likely been part of the issues of racial tension and division. They were watching to see how these new Christian church leaders would handle it. And what they saw was supernatural. The church didn’t gloss over the division. They called it sin. They recognized that anything that divides the body of Christ is the spirit of the anti-Christ. And I really believe that when the priests saw the church address it as sin, they were drawn to Christ and their lives were transformed.

Racial division is a real problem that demands real solutions that can lead to real transformation.

My prayer for you, for me, is that we are leaders who call our people to action when we see the issues of the world seeping into our families. God gave us the ministry of reconciliation. Anything that causes division in our body is incompatible with God’s mission.

This is not just a vision. This is not just a preference. We live in a divided nation. The world is watching and longing to know, does the church have real solutions to racial division?

We have a real opportunity to put the Gospel on display by addressing the sinful divisions caused by racism, discrimination, and prejudice. We have a real opportunity to see the Word of God spread, to see disciples increase in number, and to see others become obedient to the faith.

Other Relevant Articles

Dhati Lewis, Race in America: The Golden Rule: A Call to R.E.P. Christ Well
Dr. Vincent Bacote, Director of the Center for Applied Christian Ethics – Four Critical Reminders As We Move Towards Healing
John C. Richards, Jr., Managing Director of the Billy Graham Center for Evangelism – Race and Ecclesiology (The Church’s Response Matters)
Bryan Carter, Senior Pastor of Concord Church in Dallas, TX – How Two Pastors (and dozens of churches) Partnered for Racial Reconciliation in Dallas

[1] Samantha Neal, “A majority of Americans — white and black — agree that race relations are bad and getting worse.”

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Dhati Lewis is the Lead Pastor of Blueprint Church in Atlanta, Georgia and the Executive Director of Community Restoration with the North American Mission Board. He earned his Master of Arts in Cross-Cultural Ministry from Dallas Theological Seminary and most recently received his Doctorate of Ministry in Great Commission Mobilization from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is most passionate about making disciples, equipping urban leaders, and loving his family. On any given day you might find Dhati changing a plan, coaching his kids in basketball, or strategizing on a whiteboard. Dhati has seven beautiful children and is married to Angie, a discerning woman who empowers and encourages him to live fully out of his identity in Christ. He is the author of both the Bible Study and book, Among Wolves: Disciple Making in the City.

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Apple Computer Inc. Chairman Gil Amelio swallowed hard as he laid out his plan to save the beleaguered computer giant - a plan featuring fewer products and a considerably smaller work force.

The much-anticipated announcement Friday from Amelio and other top Apple officials began with the news of a 31 percent cut in the company's work force: 4,100 workers - 2,700 full-time employees and 1,400 contract workers - will lose their jobs.

"It's very painful for us to be laying off people who have been working very hard to bring Apple back to health," Amelio told reporters and analysts in a telephone conference.

But, he said, the only way to return the company to profitability was to slim it down from its present 13,400 employees and to cut its line of software and computer models.

"I am optimistic about the future," Amelio said.

"These actions put us back on the road to health."

Apple executives would not say how many Bay Area jobs would be cut, though marketing chief Guerrino DeLuca said the company's Sacramento manufacturing plant would be spared.

About 55 percent of the work force cuts will be U.S. workers; the remainder will be foreign workers, officials said. The layoffs will be completed by the end of the year.

Once notified, laid-off workers can stay on the job for 60 days, as is stipulated by law. Severance packages will vary by position and seniority, officials said.

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Apple has lost almost $1 billion over the last five quarters amid slumping sales and consumer concerns about the company's new operating system. Apple's share of the PC market dropped to 5.2 percent last year from 7.9 percent in 1995.

The restructuring plan - Amelio's second attempt to jump-start profits since taking over 13 months ago - will cost Apple $155 million this quarter, but is expected to cut annual expenses by $500 million, officials said.

Chief Financial Officer Fred Anderson would not predict what the losses for the current quarter could be, but analysts expect the company to lose as much as $175 million. Officials hope to show a profit in the fourth quarter.

Employees at Apple's Cupertino headquarters were remarkably calm as news of the layoffs spread.

Strong job market

Glenn Webb, a contract employee who started eight months ago and does automated performance testing, said the layoffs come at a time when the job market for high-tech workers is strong.

"At least they can just get it over with and let the cut people get back to work and move on," said Webb, as he and Chris McNary, another contract employee, took a break outside the headquarters office.

"The cuts are happening globally, not just here," said McNary, who works with networking applications.

"I'm still a big Apple fan," Webb said, adding he would continue to support the company even it he got laid off. He said he thinks the company was honing in on "what sells and what doesn't sell." Apple officials announced they would cut funding for the company's Open Doc component software technology as well as Cyberdog, Open Transport, Game Sprockets, and Mac OS development tools. The company also plans to drop its video conferencing program and AIX server software.

The company said it would reduce the number of models of Macintosh computers and PowerBook laptops it produces.

Anderson said the company would also trim research and development spending to 5 percent of the company's budget and will try to integrate technologies developed by other companies rather than developing them all in-house.

Apple still plans to ship its next-generation operating system, code-named Rhapsody, next year. But the company will reduce the number of new releases of the program beginning next year from two to one per year.

Apple officials rejected speculation that they would sell the division that produces Newton, a hand-held computer, which has been losing money but enjoys a cult-like following.

"One of the very few parts of the company that is not touched by the layoffs is Newton," DeLuca said.

Despite the array of cuts, the plan disappointed some analysts, who said it still isn't aggressive enough and doesn't address the questions of how the company will boost sales.

"They're still in the same dilemma," said analyst Eugene Glazer of Dean Witter Reynolds. "It's a niche company with declining market share."

Others said Apple was finally focusing on areas of the business where they can still be profitable.

"It's very clear that they realized this is a very difficult time and that the only way they are going to get back to profitability is to cut costs and focus on core competencies," said Tim Bajarin, president of Creative Strategies Research International.<


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The fascinating and inspiring story of Walt Disney, whose artistry, imagination and vision helped define 20th-century America, has been brought to life at The Walt Disney Family Museum in the Presidio of San Francisco.  The Museum illuminates Walt Disney’s tremendous successes, disappointments, and unyielding optimism as he worked tirelessly to enhance the art of animation. The creator of Mickey Mouse, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Disneyland, he was a risk-taker who influenced popular culture  through animated and live-action films, television programs, theme parks and new technologies. Founded by Walt’s daughter, Diane Disney Miller, the Museum is owned and operated by the Walt Disney Family Foundation, a non-profit foundation.

Located in a historic brick building on the main post of San Francisco’s Presidio, the 40,000 square foot Museum was imaginatively reconceived to house ten interactive galleries, featuring a glass-walled back exterior that frames a spectacular view of the Golden Gate Bridge.  The Museum tells the story of the man behind the myth in Disney’s own voice and in contemporary exhibits that feature state-of-the-art technologies, listening stations, more than 200 video screens and a 14 foot model of Disneyland. Visitors can also enjoy the Museum store, and the 114 seat, Fantasia-themed theater, which shows Disney classics daily.

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Though Liverpool have had a less stellar season than they might have expected, midfielder Caroline Weir can be incredibly proud of her 2016.

She’s been in fine goalscoring form (“I don’t really like talking about my goals!” she’s quick to say, sounding embarrassed about hitting a goal every three games) and has been part of the Scotland squad that secured their place at next summer’s European Championships – their first time at a major tournament.

“This was a huge goal for all the Scottish players at the start of the year – and a huge achievement,” she said.

“Those who have been in the squad for many years, they’ve been through some tough campaigns and gone really close.

“It’s an honour to be part of this – there are really exciting times ahead next year.”

Even Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has publicly congratulated the squad – most recently pointing out on social media that even though the men might have not been particularly successful in recent years, the women are setting new standards.

“That was pretty cool!” admitted Weir.

The Scotland squad are thrilled to qualify – but they are already looking forward to next summer.

“The hard work starts all over again,” added Weir.

“We’re excited to see who we get in the draw – preparations are already in place for next year.

“Everyone is determined not just to turn up – but to get some results.”

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It’s just another night at the morgue for a father (Brian Cox) and son (Emile Hirsch) team of coroners, until an unidentified, highly unusual corpse comes in. Discovered buried in the basement of the home of a brutally murdered family, the young Jane Doe—eerily well preserved and with no visible signs of trauma—is shrouded in mystery. As they work into the night to piece together the cause of her death, the two men begin to uncover the disturbing secrets of her life. Soon, a series of terrifying events make it clear: this Jane Doe may not be dead. The latest from Trollhunter director Andre Ovredal is a scarily unpredictable, supernatural shocker that never lets up.

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A Shropshire businessman has proved that it is never too late to learn by graduating the age of 52.

Gavin Pulham, who owns the Toni & Guy hair salon in Shrewsbury, has just completed a new two-year leadership programme run by Durham University Business School.

The programme was specially developed for the Toni & Guy group by two of the university’s professors, with Gavin being amongst the first franchisees to undertake the studies and be presented with his diploma at Durham Castle.

In order to achieve the qualification, all candidates were required to pass seven assignments based around core skills and which focused on supportive leadership, sound HR practices and staff wellbeing.

The ground-breaking programme will now form an essential part of the development of future salon leaders working at Toni & Guy as it was initially based on extensive research carried out across managers, staff and clients.

Gavin said: “I’m over 50 and I am still learning! I’m genuinely thrilled to have been a part of this unique learning experience. Completing the leadership programme has been an amazing opportunity to learn so many new skills within our ever-evolving industry. I am very grateful to Toni & Guy and Durham University for the opportunity.”

Nigel Darwin, chief executive officer of Toni & Guy, said: “I was thrilled to see our first partners receive their diplomas in leadership and management. They are at the heart of the business and it is through leadership of their teams and of the brand that enables us to delight our clients every day and to write the next chapter in the Toni & Guy story."

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National Museum of African American History and Culture To Present “Now Showing”

Exhibition About African American Movie Posters On View Through Nov. 1, 2020
November 25, 2019
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“Now Showing: Posters from African American Movies” opened at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, Nov. 22. The temporary exhibition will be on display until November 2020. It showcases how movie poster design has been used to frame ideas, create moods and stoke interest in films and characters. More than 40 objects and graphics celebrating black films, filmmakers and actors from the museum’s expansive poster collection will be on display in the Earl W. and Amanda Stafford Center for African American Media Arts (CAAMA) gallery.

“Now Showing” is the first exhibition in the National Museum of African American History and Culture to feature augmented reality (AR). Through AR, visitors will have the unique opportunity to have an interactive experience with objects inside the gallery by using their mobile devices. Once inside the exhibition, visitors will go to on their mobile web browser from their smart device and view exclusive content on various objects inside the exhibition.

Many of the items featured in “Now Showing” are from the Larry Richards Collection, a poster collection acquired by the museum in 2013 that includes more than 700 objects. This exhibition features original posters, lobby cards and select ephemera highlighting more than 70 years of African American image making.

The exhibition is divided into four sections: Film Pioneers, The Problem of the Color Line, A Star Is Born and Black Power & “Blaxploitation”. Each thematic category highlights the role African American films have played on the perception of African American culture and broader society.

“Film can serve as a peek into ideals about culture and society,” said Rhea L. Combs, curator and head of CAAMA. “This exhibition introduces visitors to films featuring African Americans they may be less familiar with, and at the same time, it recognizes some of the most historically and culturally relevant films made over a 70-year period. The significant artistry and design work that goes into creating not only the films, but the posters that promote the films, are not to be underestimated. When one explores the long-standing history of African American images on screen, these posters become significant artifacts about the perception and perspective of race, gender and culture that have been a part of our social landscape for decades.”

In the first section of the exhibition, Film Pioneers, visitors can view some of the earliest influencers in African American cinema, like actors Laurence Criner, Ralph Cooper and Lena Horn. This section also examines how non-black filmmakers created content for patrons excited to see black performers on the silver screen. The Problem of the Color Line examines the phenomena known as “passing,” where a mixed-race person passes as an accepted member of another racial group to avoid discrimination. A Star Is Born shows how increased interest in films helped create celebrities, increased representation in films and instilled a sense of pride in black communities across the country due to increased number of African Americans appearing in this new medium. The exhibition concludes with Black Power & “Blaxploitation,” which highlights the rise of movies geared toward black audiences in the 1960s–70s. During this era, Blaxploitation films centered around black casts and were usually set in and around urban environments. These films often brought black communities together by promoting black empowerment and breaking down racial barriers.

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For the first time at the museum, AR will play a role in the exhibition experience. Visitors can interact with eight select posters and learn more about the objects using their mobile devices. The feature will use video and other pop-up displays to educate visitors on the objects in the gallery—creating a unique, one-of-a-kind experience.

“Now Showing: Posters from African American Movies” is in the museum’s CAAMA gallery, a temporary exhibition space located on the second floor.

The public can be a part of the online conversation by using #CAAMALens.

About the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Since opening Sept. 24, 2016, the National Museum of African American History and Culture has welcomed more than 6 million visitors. Occupying a prominent location next to the Washington Monument on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the nearly 400,000-square-foot museum is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive cultural destination devoted exclusively to exploring, documenting and showcasing the African American story and its impact on American and world history. For more information about the museum, visit, follow @NMAAHC on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or call Smithsonian information at (202) 633-1000.

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Hiplok – Stop Bike Theft Contest!

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Fancy winning a Hiplok? Hiplok heard front line workers’ bikes were being stolen and they stepped in to help. They’ve launched a kid’s contest to help raise awareness for bike theft. Details inside.

Hiplok is launching an anti-bike theft poster competition called #StopBikeThief. Families across the world are being asked to design posters with anti-theft messaging and post them on Instagram for a prize.

This campaign corresponds to the 100 bike locks the HIplok team dispersed to NHS (The public healthcare system of the United Kingdom) workers on the front lines. Which was in reaction to the many reports of essential workers getting their bicycles stolen after working long shifts, saving lives, while also putting their own lives in danger.

The selected winner will be taking in a Hiplok family bike lock pack as well as an assortment of Z LOKs as prizes for the runner ups. The competition is geared towards families, stuck mostly indoors, to have a little fun as well as

Hiplok Co-founder, Ben Smith, commented “We know these are challenging times but stealing bikes from the very people saving our lives is not the answer. We recognise this gesture is a small token for the herculean effort our frontline workers are putting in but we do hope it will support the prevention of future thefts so that they can get to work and carry out the most important of jobs.” The Hiplok #StopBikeThief competition launches this week, see contest info below.

, Hiplok – Stop Bike Theft Contest!

To Enter the Hiplok #StopBikeThief poster competition:

Design or ask your kids to design a poster aimed at deterring future would-be bike thieves
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Hiplok co-founders, John Abrahams and Ben Smith, will choose a winner at 9am GMT on May 15th
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Oh aren't toddlers just the cutest things when they are sleeping, but I think I talk on behalf of a lot of parents that getting them to sleep at the same time each night and having them dream peacefully throughout the whole nights is a real feat in itself and something that doesn't exactly happen automatically especially if your travelling a lot or have a busy schedule. I personally find that making the bedroom a place were your child wants to spend their time is easier getting them to settle at night so we have tried to design Mr A's bedroom in a light, safe and friendly space

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The great thing is if your in a bed of a bedtime routine bind or want to share what does and doesn't work for you why not join me this Saturday on twitter from 8-9pm for a #bettabedtimes twitter party with myself and three other bloggers as we talk all about bedtime, routines and what you child loves to read before going to sleep. It's also Roald Dahl's birthday and we are giving away two £50 vouchers to spend on the the Roald Dahl collection at Betta Living

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  1. children really are the cutest things when they are asleep! definetly agree that a light space helps with sleep, Mr A's room looks lovely! Looking forward to the twitter chat! x

  2. Cherry is a nightmare at bedtime lately, she spends at least 30 mins kicking off her cover, asking for things, crying, it's so frustrating when we are tired at the end of the day! x

  3. I love those cushions!

  4. F looks practically saintly when he's sleeping and then I always make the mistake of brushing his hair of his face and then he wakes ahh! X

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