#Simon Stoddart

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Studi / Tarquinia, scheletri sepolti nel centro abitato anziché nella necropoli: uno studio interdisciplinare "svela" i loro segreti

Studi / Tarquinia, scheletri sepolti nel centro abitato anziché nella necropoli: uno studio interdisciplinare "svela" i loro segreti

Redazione Sono stati trovati sepolti all’interno della città anziché nella necropoli, inumati e non cremati. Il luogo e il tipo di sepoltura in area sacra ha reso il rinvenimento di venti scheletri nella Civita di Tarquinia (Viterbo) di grande interesse culturale e storico per la civiltà etrusca. Tarquinia, ‘complesso monumentale’, scavi in corso dell’Università degli Studi di Milano Un team…

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Hollyoaks: The Cunningham's Discover the Truth

Again with the music change

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Favourite new character?

There’s been some great additions over the last year or so. I don’t think I could choose just one favourite! 

Jessamy Stoddart has been fantastic as Liberty. A very successful recast! Although it does bug me that they make such a joke out of Liberty’s singing when that was never the case before.

Romeo and Juliet have been good. Juliet had quite a rocky start and I wasn’t quite sure what to make of her at first but she’s settling in nicely now. I really enjoy her scenes with Marnie!

I’ve spoken about my love for Brooke before and that still stands. In fact, I love the whole teen group they’ve got in the show just now.

I’m also enjoying the Deveraux’s so far, too. Interestingly, we were supposed to be getting Martine far sooner than we did. Kelle Bryan said on Loose Women recently that she was offered the part back in 2016 but was unable to accept it at that point as she was too unwell (she has Lupas). I wonder if that changed any planned stories? The only thing I’m not liking about this set up is that Simone’s not part of it!

Finally, Chris Simmons and Ray Quinn have been fantastic as Stuart and Jonny. Obviously not nice characters, but they’re very compelling to watch and are great actors. 

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Shareholders Of PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITED

Company Name

PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITED

A directory of the Shareholders of PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITED

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ACCOUNT4,0000.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDSTEPHEN BELL3,5940.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDGARY SMITH3,5940.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDTONY CLARK2,2200.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDMARION MOORE1,0000.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDSAMUEL LUKE MOORE4500.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDTHOMAS JAMES MOORE3500.00% PHOENIX PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LIMITEDEVA VERLANDER2000.00%

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Sunshine Coast - Powell River All Candidates Meeting from 7 to 9pm, Monday October 19th via ZOOM presented by Sechelt & District Chamber of Commerce 🇨🇦 The Candidates will be there in person and we will all be there via Zoom. Please send us any and all questions you might have for the candidates. Thanks! Kim Darwin for MLA + Sandra Stoddart-Hansen + Nicholas Simons for Powell River-Sunshine Coast 💥 #sunshinecoastbc  https://www.facebook.com/bc.sunshine.coast/photos/a.112459682116661/3890198897676035/

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all of my Les Mis Fancasts/Faceclaims...

The Les Amis and friends 

  Michael Lockley as Enjolras

Caleb Laundry Jones as Jehan Prouvaire

OR Hallucineon as Jehan Prouvaire

Ryan Potter as Joly

Adonis Bosso as Combeferre

Ezra Miller as Grantaire

OR Tim Bengel as Grantire

Dane DeHaan as Feuilly

Ralph Souffrant as Bossuet

Willy Cartier as Bahorel

Callum Stoddart as Courfeyrac

Luke Newberry as Marius

Tashi Rodriguez as Musichetta

OR QUIÑ as Musichetta

Andreja Pejic as Cosette

OR  Wallice as Cosette

Widny E Bazile as Éponine

OR Sydney Graham as  Éponine

OR Cajsa Wessberg as Éponine

Alex Hibbert as Gavroche

The  Patron-Minette

Jack Francis as Montparnesse

OR Simon Kotyk as Montparnesse

OR  Bakay Diaby as  Montparnesse

Darron Clarke as Claquesous

Kim Won Joong as Babet

Lucas Bin as Brujon

Jason Moma as  Gueulemer

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Eli Epperson and Callum Stoddart at Raf Simons S/S 2018 by Eddie Lee

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We The People Are The Work: major visual arts extravaganza inspired by Plymouth’s people, heritage and future

We The People Are The Work: major visual arts extravaganza inspired by Plymouth’s people, heritage and future

We The People Are The Work is a major visual arts project in Plymouth that will explore ideas of power, protest and the public. Presented by Plymouth Visual Arts Programming Group and curated by Simon Morrissey, director of Foreground, the project will bring six internationally acclaimed artists from the UK, Canada, France and Mexico to Plymouth to create new artworks inspired by the city’s rich…

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Bob's Burgers Music Album Coming This May

by Dillon Price on February 28, 2017

You may know Bob’s Burgers as that quirky animated sitcom about the Belcher family and their burger joint on Ocean Ave. Now The Bob’s Burgers Music Album will drop on May 12 via Sub Pop Records (pre-order MP3 / CD / Vinyl ) and will feature 112 tracks. The album includes music from The National, St. Vincent, Cindi Lauper, John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, Loren Bouchard and many more. The Bob’s Burger theme song will open the album. You can stream it below. Also watch the instructional video on unboxing the 3LP vinyl and see the full tracklist.  

    Bob’s Burgers Music Album Tracklist 1. “The Bob’s Burgers Theme Song” (instrumental) Various 1:02 Bob’s Burgers 2. “Lifting up the Skirt of the Night” “Sheesh! Cab, Bob?” 1:10 John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, & Bob’s Burgers 3. “Butts, Butts, Butts” “Art Crawl” 0:27 John Roberts, Loren Bouchard, Jim Dauterive, Tobias Frost, Chuck Smith, Matt Beville, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 4. “Theme from Banjo” “Spaghetti Western and Meatballs” 0:37 H. Jon Benjamin, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 5. “Da Ding Ding” “Burger War” 1:06 Eugene Mirman, H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 6. “Pirates of Panache” “Hamburger Dinner Theater” 0:16 H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Larry Murphy, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 7. “Weekend at Mort’s” “Weekend at Mort’s” 0:40 Kristen Schaal, John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 8. “Sex Music” Multiple episodes 0:19 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 9. “Wingman” “Lobsterfest” 0:36 Ron Lynch, Sam Seder, & Bob’s Burgers 10. “Taffy Butt” “The Belchies” 1:18 Cyndi Lauper & Bob’s Burgers 11. “Getting Out of P.E.” “Synchronized Swimming” 0:26 Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, Holly Schlesinger, Chris Maxwell, & Bob’s Burgers 12. “Groping for Glory” “Burgerboss” 1:18 John Roberts & Bob’s Burgers 13. “Oil Spill” “Food Truckin'” 0:35 Megan Mullally & Bob’s Burgers 14. “One Way or Another” (Blondie cover) “Dr. Yap” 0:56 Megan Mullally & Bob’s Burgers 15. “The Prince of Persuasia” “Dr. Yap” 1:26 Rob Huebel, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 16. “Bad Girls” (original version) “Bad Tina” 0:32 Holly Schlesinger, Nora Smith, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 17. “You Got Beefsquatched” “Beefsquatch” 0:39 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 18. “Milkin’ the Cow” “Beefsquatch” 0:37 Eugene Mirman, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 19. “Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun!” “Bob Fires the Kids” 0:28 Eugene Mirman, Holly Schlesinger, Nora Smith, Loren Bouchard, Wendy Molyneux, Lizzie Molyneux, & Bob’s Burgers 20. “Parakeet in Your Hat” “Bob Fires the Kids” 1:26 Bill Hader, John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, & Bob’s Burgers 21. “Kill the Turkey” “An Indecent Thanksgiving Proposal” 0:55 John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, & Bob’s Burgers 22. “The Diarrhea Song” “Tina-Rannosaurus Wrecks” 0:37 John Roberts, Eugene Mirman, & Bob’s Burgers 23. 1B “Silent Love” “The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene” 1:15 Eugene Mirman, H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, Dan Mintz, David Wain, John Michael Higgins, & Bob’s Burgers 24. “Silent Muffler” “The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene” 0:18 Holly Schlesinger, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 25. “The Harry Truman Song” “Mother Daughter Laser Razor” 0:35 John Roberts & Bob’s Burgers 26. “Daddy/The Itsy Bitsy Stripper” “Nude Beach” 1:14 Fred Armisen, Larry Murphy, H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 27. “Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex” “Nude Beach” 0:40 Fred Armisen & Bob’s Burgers 28. “You’re the Best” (Joe Esposito cover) “Nude Beach” 1:29 Sam Seder & Bob’s Burgers 29. “Mad Pooper” “Broadcast Wagstaff School News” 0:36 Will Forte, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 30. “Buckle it Up” “My Fuzzy Valentine” 0:06 H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 31. “Love Mission” “My Fuzzy Valentine” 0:16 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 32. “Two People” “My Fuzzy Valentine” 0:35 John Roberts, Larry Murphy, & Bob’s Burgers 33. “Can’t Get Enough (of Your Woman Stuff)” “Lindapendent Woman” 0:53 Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 34. “Funky Finger” “Lindapendent Woman” 0:28 Loren Bouchard, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 35. “This Is Working” “Lindapendent Woman” 1:02 H. John Benjamin, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 36. “Baby Hold On” (Eddie Money cover) “O.T. The Outside Toilet” 1:00 John Roberts, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 37. “Electric Love” (original version) “Topsy” 3:45 Megan Mullally, Kevin Kline, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, H. Jon Benjamin, Larry Murphy, Dan Mintz, John Roberts, Mark Proksch, Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 38. “T-I-N-A” “Two for Tina” 0:35 H. Jon Benjamin, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 39. “The Snake Song” “It Snakes a Village” 0:47 Eugene Mirman, John Dylan Keith, Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 40. “Fracas Foam” “Family Fracas” 0:35 Loren Bouchard, Jim Dauterive, & Bob’s Burgers 41. “The Kids Run the Restaurant” “The Kids Run the Restaurant” 0:38 John Roberts & Bob’s Burgers 42. 2A “Coal Mine” “Boyz 4 Now” 0:54 Scott Jacobson, Steven Davis, Kelvin Chow-Min Yu, & Bob’s Burgers 43. “Whisper in Your Eyes” “Boyz 4 Now” 1:16 Max Greenfield & Bob’s Burgers 44. “I Wanna Hear Your Secrets” “Boyz 4 Now” 0:52 Max Greenfield & Bob’s Burgers 45. “I Got a Yum Yum” “Carpe Museum” 1:07 John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, H. Jon Benjamin, Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 46. “Rain, Rain, Flash, Flash” “A River Runs Through Bob” 0:37 Dan Mintz, Dave Herman, Lindsey Stoddart, & Bob’s Burgers 47. “We’re Coming for Ya” “A River Runs Through Bob” 0:51 H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, John Roberts, Dan Mintz, Loren Bouchard, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 48. “Quickie Kiss It” “Seaplane!” 0:42 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 49. “Prankin'” “My Big Fat Greek Bob” 0:34 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 50. “Sneaky Pete” “My Big Fat Greek Bob” 1:36 Ken Jeong, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, Eugene Mirman, H. Jon Benjamin, Nora Smith, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 51. “Gravy Boat” “Turkey in a Can” 0:41 Megan Mullally, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 52. “We Won the Talent Show” “Purple Rain-Union” 2:34 Sarah Silverman, Laura Silverman, & Bob’s Burgers

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53. “Derek Dematopolis” “Purple Rain-Union” 1:23 Megan Mullally, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 54. “Not Bad for Havin’ Three Kids” “Purple Rain-Union” 1:21 Megan Mullally, John Roberts, Lindsey Stoddart, & Bob’s Burgers 55. “Jingle in the Jungle” “Christmas in the Car” 0:51 Steven Davis, Kelvin Chow-Min Yu, & Bob’s Burgers 56. “Slumber Party Fashion Show” “Slumber Party” 0:54 Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, & Bob’s Burgers 57. “It’s Not Magic It’s Tragic” “Presto Tina-O” 0:35 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 58. “The Fart Song” “The Frond Files” 1:28 Eugene Mirman, Aziz Ansari, Kristen Schaal, H. Jon Benjamin, Dan Mintz, John Roberts, Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, Rachel Hastings, David Herman, & Bob’s Burgers 59. 2B “Hava Nagila (Traditional)” “Mazel Tina” 0:43 Dan Mintz & Bob’s Burgers 60. “Equestranauts Theme” “The Equestranauts” 1:13 Dan Mintz, H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, Larry Murphy, John Roberts, & Bob’s Burgers 61. “Nice Things Are Nice” “Wharf Horse” 1:42 H. Jon Benjamin, Kevin Kline, Jordan Peele, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, John Roberts, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 62. “Wharf of Wonder” “Wharf Horse” 0:39 John Roberts & Bob’s Burgers 63. “Bad Things Are Bad” “World Wharf II: The Wharfening” 2:09 H. Jon Benjamin, Kevin Kline, John Roberts, Zach Galifianakis, Jordan Peele, Paul F. Tompkins, Jenny Slate, Eugene Mirman, Larry Murphy, Laura Silverman, Bobby Tisdale, Brian Huskey, & Bob’s Burgers 64. “Die Hard/Working Girl Musical Medley” “Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl” 2:00 David Wain, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, Melissa Galsky, & Bob’s Burgers 65. “Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl” “Work Hard or Die Trying, Girl” 3:35 Laura Silverman, Sarah Silverman, Aziz Ansari, H. Jon Benjamin, Carly Simon, Kristen Schaal, Brian Huskey, John Roberts, David Wain, Eugene Mirman, Bobby Tisdale, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 66. “Jeff (Il Est Mort)” “Tina and the Real Ghost” 0:38 Loren Bouchard & Bob’s Burgers 67. “Your Best Friend” “Friends with Burger-fits” 0:40 John Roberts, Larry Murphy, & Bob’s Burgers 68. “Love Is in Control (Finger on the Trigger)” (Donna Summer cover) “Dawn of the Peck” 1:09 H. Jon Benjamin, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 69. “Christmas Magic” (original version) “Father of the Bob” 0:52 John Roberts, Larry Murphy, & Bob’s Burgers 70. “Happy Crappy Place” “Late Afternoon in the Garden of Bob & Louise” 1:15 H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, & Bob’s Burgers 71. “Darryl’s Slow Jam” “Can’t Buy Me Math” 0:55 Aziz Ansari, Chris Maxwell, & Bob’s Burgers 72. 3A “I’m Jimmy Jr. Pesto” “The Millie-Churian Candidate” 0:35 H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, Sarah Silverman, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, Brian Huskey, & Bob’s Burgers 73. “The Sheriff Had a Piggy” “The Gayle Tales” 0:21 John Roberts, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, & Bob’s Burgers 74. “Lipstick on his Pickup” “The Gayle Tales” 0:28 Megan Mullally, Eugene Mirman, Larry Murphy, & Bob’s Burgers 75. “I’ll Trade You These Tears/I Won’t Go Solo on You” “The Gayle Tales” 1:16 John Roberts, Megan Mullally, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, Rich Fulcher, & Bob’s Burgers 76. “Shimmy Tap” “Li’l Hard Dad” 0:46 John Roberts & Bob’s Burgers 77. “Date Night” “Adventures in Chinchilla-Sitting” 0:53 John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, & Bob’s Burgers 78. “Don’t You Love Cotton Candy” “The Runway Club” 1:01 John Roberts, Dave Herman, Kristen Schaal, Eugene Mirman, & Bob’s Burgers 79. “Jam with Darryl” “The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee” 0:18 Aziz Ansari, Eugene Mirman, & Bob’s Burgers 80. “His Name is Lenny” “The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee” 0:56 Aziz Ansari, Brian Huskey, Eugene Mirman, H. Jon Benjamin, & Bob’s Burgers 81. “I Don’t Need Music” “The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee” 0:49 Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, Dan Mintz, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 82. “I Want Some Burgers and Fries” “The Itty Bitty Ditty Committee” 0:42 Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, Aziz Ansari, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 83. “BM in the PM” “Eat, Spray, Linda” 0:51 John Roberts, Chris Maxwell, & Bob’s Burgers 84. “I’m Falling for Helen” “Eat, Spray, Linda” 0:40 Larry Murphy, Tim Dacey, & Bob’s Burgers 85. “99 Red Balloons” (Nena cover) “The Oeder Games” 1:26 H. Jon Benjamin, Kevin Kline, & Bob’s Burgers 86. “It’s Called Fate (And It’s Great)” “Sliding Bobs” 0:45 Dan Mintz, Kristen Schaal, Eugene Mirman, Ron Lynch, Sam Seder, John Dylan Keith, Loren Bouchard, & Bob’s Burgers 87. “I Love You So Much (It’s Scary)” “The Hauntening” 2:45 Max Greenfield, H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, Steven Davis, Kelvin Chow-Min Yu, & Bob’s Burgers 88. “It’s Thanksgiving for Everybody” “Gayle Makin’ Bob Sled” 1:13 H. Jon Benjamin, Megan Mullally, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman, & Bob’s Burgers 89. 3B “The Spirits of Christmas” (full-length version) “Nice-Capades” 3:05 Kevin Kline & Bob’s Burgers 90. “The Nice-Capades” “Nice-Capades” 2:28 Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz, Kristen Schaal, John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, Larry Murphy, & Bob’s Burgers 91. “Amor por Favor (Me Llamo Tina)” “The Cook, the Steve, the Gayle & Her Lover” 0:37 Dan Mintz, Kristen Schaal, & Bob’s Burgers 92. “It’s Valentine’s Day” “The Gene & Courtney Show” 1:01 Eugene Mirman, David Wain, Melissa Galsky, Bobby Tisdale, & Bob’s Burgers 93. “Hot Ham and Cheese Day” “The Gene & Courtney Show” 0:38 David Wain, Loren Bouchard, Tim Dacey, & Bob’s Burgers 94. “Cease and Desist” “Sexy Dance Healing” 0:47 John Roberts, H. Jon Benjamin, Jon Glaser, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 95. “Muse Dance” “Sexy Dance Healing” 0:37 John Roberts, Loren Bouchard, Tim Dacey, & Bob’s Burgers 96. “If You Love Something” “Sacred Couch” 0:38 Jordan Peele, John Roberts, Chris Maxwell, Scott Jacobson, & Bob’s Burgers 97. “Fart Stools (for the Gifted)” “Lice Things Are Lice” 0:37 Bob’s Burgers 98. “Do the Dirty Pigeon” “House of 1000 Bounces” 0:40 Loren Bouchard, Chris Maxwell, H. Jon Benjamin, & Bob’s Burgers 99. “Two Butted Goat” “Stand by Gene” 0:46 Bobby Tisdale, Eugene Mirman, & Bob’s Burgers 100. “Butt Phone” “Wag the Hog” 0:44 Robert Ben Garant, John Dylan Keith, & Bob’s Burgers 101. “Breaking Out” “The Hormone-iums” 0:39 Dan Mintz, H. Jon Benjamin, Aziz Ansari, Rachel Hastings, Dave Herman, & Bob’s Burgers 102. “Mononucleosis” “The Hormone-iums” 0:35 Dan Mintz, H. Jon Benjamin, Aziz Ansari, & Bob’s Burgers 103. “Just What I Needed” (The Cars cover) “The Hormone-iums” 1:44 Dan Mintz, H. Jon Benjamin, Loren Bouchard, John Dylan Keith, John Roberts, Dave Herman, Bobby Tisdale & Bob’s Burgers 104. “I Love Charades” “Pro Tiki/Con Tiki” 0:52 Chris Parnell, Chris Maxwell, & Bob’s Burgers 105. “I’m Tall Enough” “Bye Bye Boo Boo” 0:44 Max Greenfield & Bob’s Burgers 106. “Yat Dat Dat Da” “The Horse Rider-er” 0:37 Paul Rudd, Dan Mintz, & Bob’s Burgers 107. “Bad Stuff Happens in the Bathroom” (original version) “Glued, Where’s My Bob?” 2:30 H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman, John Roberts, Tim Dacey, Loren Bouchard, Nora Smith, Steven Davis, Kelvin Chow-Min Yu, Jim Dauterive, Jonathan Peter Schroeder, Wendy Molyneux, Lizzie Molyneux, Rachel Hastings, Larry Murphy, Jay Johnston, & Bob’s Burgers 108. 7″A “Bad Girls” (Bob’s Buskers version) N/A 1:54 St. Vincent & Bob’s Burgers 109. “Electric Love” (Bob’s Buskers version) N/A 1:41 Stephin Merritt, Kenny Mellman, & Bob’s Burgers 110. 7″B “Sailors In Your Mouth” (Bob’s Buskers version) N/A 2:29 The National & Bob’s Burgers 111. “Christmas Magic” (Bob’s Buskers version) N/A 1:19 The National & Bob’s Burgers 112. “Bad Stuff Happens in the Bathroom” (Bob’s Buskers version) N/A 2:43 The National, Låpsley, & Bob’s Burgers

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NORTH: IDENTITY, PHOTOGRAPHY, FASHION6 JANUARY - 19 MARCH 2017

#North

North: Identity, Photography, Fashion explores the way the North of England is depicted, constructed and celebrated in select photographs, artworks and fashion collections. The show brings together collective visions of the North, unpicking themes that appear regularly in design and media.

Featured objects include documentary work dating back over eighty years, and fashion media from the last thirty years. The ways in which the realities captured in the early projects have become tropes, rehashed and recreated year on year, season on season, is considered. In Looking North, the cultural historian Dave Russell writes, ‘The real skill will be in learning to look beneath the clichés and habits of imagination that lie at the heart of these myths.’
 With this in mind, this exhibition is both about the style and cultural heritage of the North, and the ways in which ideals of it – the clothes, the music, the smells, the houses, the men, the women, the communities – have spread and, in turn, been shaped by others through visual representations. It is about the evolution of tradition, character and identity as much as it is photography and fashion.

The cultural output of the North has had a global influence. On display, work by international designers shows the far-reaching relevance of North-inspired motifs and their appeal to audiences who may never have set foot in the region but feel a connection through music, graphics or style. Testimonies to this are Paul Smith’s Manchester themed pieces, which are sold exclusively in Japan under his
 R. Newbold line. To many, the influence of the North relates to highly personal reflections or formative experiences – their designs or artworks pay tribute to the heroes of their youth, the streets they used to walk or the characters they once wishes to emulate.

Also on display are interviews from designers that hail from the North of England, who discuss the impact the region and their upbringing had on their creative output. Created by the team at SHOWstudio, a platform dedicated to fashion film and live media, these original commissions are available online on SHOWstudio’s North series, which corresponds with this exhibition and features additional contributions and writing. showstudio.com/project/north

Exhibition curated by Lou Stoppard and Adam Murray. Set design by Tony Hornecker. Display Units by Theo Simpson and Alisdair Simpson. Kindly supported by adidas.

Special thanks to Peter Saville, Nick Knight and the team at SHOWstudio, Mike Chetcuti, Gary Aspden and the team at adidas, and all contributing artists.

Featured artists are Alasdair McLellan, Glen Luchford, Corinne Day, David Sims, Jamie Hawkesworth, Jason Evans, Alice Hawkins, Mark Leckey, Jeremy Deller, Raf Simons, Paul Smith, Virgil Abloh, New Power Studio, adidas, Elaine Constantine, Christopher Shannon, Maxwell Sterling, Simon Foxton, Ben Kelly, Stephen Jones, Gareth Pugh, Nick Knight, Peter Saville, John Bulmer, Peter Mitchell, Nik Hartley, Claire Barrow, Humphrey Spender, Thom Murphy, Ewen Spencer, Brett Dee, Humphrey Jennings, Dave Turner, Rob Williams, David Ellison, Scott King, Shirley Baker, Greg Leach, John Davies, John Stoddart, Martin Roberts, Michael Robinson, Michelle Sank, Paul O’Donnell, Stephen McCoy, Tom Wood, John Skelton.

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"installing" Off-White™ c/o Ben Kelly "SET" @openeyegallery curated by @loustoppard & @adam__murray NORTH: IDENTITY, PHOTOGRAPHY, FASHION 6 JANUARY - 19 MARCH 2017 Please join us for the Launch Night Thursday 5 January 2017, 6pm-9pm Co-curated by Lou Stoppard and Adam Murray, North explores the way the North of England is depicted, constructed and celebrated in select photographs, artworks and fashion collections. The show brings together collective visions of the North, unpicking the tropes and themes that appear regularly in design and media and takes into account the rich cultural history of the region. Fashion garments include a Raf Simons parka from the renowned A/W 2003 Control collection, which featured graphics from Peter Saville’s archive and made headlines this year for its current value of $20,000. New collaborative work, such as a project by Hacienda designer Ben Kelly and American fashion designer Virgil Abloh, who is a long term fan of the sounds and graphics of 1980s Northern England, will also be on display. Featured artists are Alasdair McLellan, Glen Luchford, Corinne Day, David Sims, Jamie Hawkesworth, Jason Evans, Alice Hawkins, Mark Leckey, Jeremy Deller, Raf Simons, Paul Smith, Virgil Abloh, New Power Studio, adidas, Elaine Constantine, Christopher Shannon, Maxwell Sterling, Simon Foxton, Ben Kelly, Stephen Jones, Gareth Pugh, Nick Knight, Peter Saville, John Bulmer, Peter Mitchell, Nik Hartley, Claire Barrow, Humphrey Spender, Thom Murphy, Ewen Spencer, Brett Dee, Humphrey Jennings, Dave Turner, Rob Williams, David Ellison, Scott King, Shirley Baker, Greg Leach, John Davies, John Stoddart, Martin Roberts, Michael Robinson, Michelle Sank, Paul O’Donnell, Stephen McCoy, Tom Wood, John Skelton.

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China increasingly challenges American dominance of science

By Ben Guarino, Emily Rauhala and William Wan, Washington Post, June 3, 2018

Like many ambitious young scientists, José Pastor-Pareja came to the United States to supercharge his career. At Yale University, he worked in cutting-edge laboratories, collaborated with experts in his field and published in prestigious journals.

But the allure of America soon began to wear off. The Spanish geneticist struggled to renew his visa and was even detained for two hours of questioning at a New York City airport after he returned from a trip abroad. In 2012, he made the surprising decision to leave his Ivy League research position and move to China.

“It is an opportunity not many take,” Pastor-Pareja said. But the perks were hard to resist--a lucrative signing bonus, guaranteed research funding, ample tech staff and the chance to build a genetics research center from scratch.

After decades of American dominance, Chinese science is ascendant, and it is luring scientists like Pastor-Pareja away from the United States. Even more China-born scientists are returning from abroad to a land of new scientific opportunity.

The United States spends half a trillion dollars a year on scientific research--more than any other nation on Earth--but China has pulled into second place, with the European Union third and Japan a distant fourth.

China is on track to surpass the United States by the end of this year, according to the National Science Board. In 2016, annual scientific publications from China outnumbered those from the United States for the first time.

“There seems to be a sea change in how people are talking about Chinese science,” said Alanna Krolikowski, a Chinese science expert at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Foreign observers, many of whom were once condescending, now “are rather in awe at what the Chinese policies have accomplished.”

The scientific advances are a small piece of China’s larger ambitions. President Xi Jinping aims to supplant the United States as the world’s economic superpower within three decades. In October, Xi vowed to produce “a world-class army by 2050.”

Meanwhile, China is spending more on infrastructure than the United States or Europe, and the middle class has ballooned--making relocation more attractive.

“More and more people keep coming, that’s for sure,” Pastor-Pareja said. “Right now, China is the best place in the world to start your own laboratory.”

Under the Trump administration, many U.S. researchers say their work has been devalued, threatened by budget cuts and hampered by stricter immigration policies that could deter international collaborations and the influx of talent that has long fueled American innovation.

“We are in deep doo-doo for two reasons,” said Denis Simon, who has studied Chinese science for 40 years and is the executive vice chancellor of Duke Kunshan University. In his view, the White House, without a science adviser for more than a year, lacks scientific leadership.

And collaboration between U.S. and Chinese researchers is under threat, he said. Recent restrictions on H-1B visas sent a message to Chinese graduate students that “it’s time to go home when you finish your degree.” Since 1979, China and the United States have maintained a bilateral agreement, the Cooperation in Science and Technology, to jointly study fields like biomedicine and high-energy physics. In the past the agreement was signed as a routine matter, Simon said, but that’s no longer the case.

Pastor-Pareja, the geneticist who gave up Yale for Beijing, specializes in studies of cell biology using fruit flies--Drosophila melanogaster.

The field is struggling in the United States, Pastor-Pareja said, as funding has declined. In China, there are now 30 drosophila laboratories in Beijing, he said--more than in either Boston or San Francisco--and scientists have begun meeting every two months to share their latest work.

“At this rate, China may soon eclipse the U.S.,” Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) warned at a January congressional hearing on the state of American science, “and we will lose the competitive advantage that has made us the most powerful economy in the world.”

The burgeoning science race is hugely important to China’s leaders, in part because of what it says about the country’s growing global standing. In recent years, the government has invested in scientific endeavors for strategic advantage--and also boasting rights.

China has 202 of the world’s 500 most powerful supercomputers--60 more systems than in the United States. The largest radio telescope ever built--a massive, 500-meter, $180 million dish called the Aperture Spherical Telescope that hunts for distant black holes--is in the southern province of Guizhou, where its construction required 9,000 Chinese residents to relocate.

President Trump has directed NASA to return astronauts to the moon. But the moon may be crowded when they arrive: Both China and India are planning to launch landers toward the moon this year. China is collaborating with the European Space Agency on a potential moon base.

Last year, Chinese scientists produced “entangled photons,” light particles linked together on a quantum physics level, aboard a satellite in orbit 300 miles up. The particles were beamed to locations on Earth 750 miles apart and remained linked--which could potentially be a step toward a new form of instant and secure communication.

Also last year, biologists in China became the first to successfully clone a monkey using the technique that created Dolly the sheep. Genetically identical primates, their creators said, would speed medical research because the effects of any drug being tested could be traced to the treatment, not differences in genes.

Chinese leaders recently unveiled plans to become the world leader in artificial intelligence, aiming to turn the field into a $150 billion industry by 2030. Already, China’s artificial intelligence boom has led to advanced facial recognition. At a KFC restaurant in the eastern city of Hangzhou, for example, customers can now pay for their fried chicken using a machine that scans their faces. Baidu, China’s search-engine giant, plans to partner with an airport to roll out facial recognition for airline passengers this year.

The recent scientific advancements are especially notable, given China’s fraught history. Its scientific community was devastated during the 1966-1976 Cultural Revolution, when academics were denounced as “counterrevolutionary” and universities were closed, halting almost all research and scientific training.

Only with the death of Mao Zedong in 1976 did China’s research community begin to regrow around its stumps. In the following decades, China’s leaders tackled their lagging status with a method their authoritarian Communist Party has become known for: top-down, long-term strategic planning.

During the early 2000s, party leaders declared an ambitious 15-year goal of devoting 2.5 percent of China’s total gross domestic product to scientific research and development by 2020. They enacted rules that required Western companies, hungry for access to China’s market, to share technology with their Chinese counterparts. According to U.S. agencies, China’s military and intelligence agencies also stole research from key U.S. technology companies and sectors.

In 2015, Li Keqiang, the Chinese premier, announced “Made in China 2025,” a plan to boost aviation, robotics and other high-tech industries. It recently became a flash point in the trade tensions between the United States and China, when the Trump administration proposed tariffs that target such industries.

Within the scientific community, one of China’s most successful plans has been an aggressive recruiting program called Thousand Talents.

For the past decade, the program has targeted Chinese citizens who have studied at elite universities in the United States and elsewhere. It has lured back these foreign-trained experts by, essentially, throwing money at them. The program has also gone after a smaller number of foreign-born scientists who have won prestigious prizes or made internationally recognized scientific contributions.

One recruit, a Californian chemist named Jay Siegel, became dean of the School of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology at Tianjin University. He encouraged Fraser Stoddart of Northwestern University, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in 2016 for his work with molecular machines, to set up a lab at Tianjin as a visiting professor.

“When the program came out in 2008, it was almost perfect timing because of the global economic crisis,” said Cong Cao, who studies Chinese science policy at the University of Nottingham in Ningbo, China. “It’s now been so successful, the program has almost overachieved.”

The program has brought more than 7,000 scientists and entrepreneurs to China, the government says. They are given a $160,000 signing bonus, and the government often guarantees research funding for years to come. Foreign-born scientists often get additional perks, like subsidies for housing, meals, relocation, additional bonuses from their provincial government, guaranteed jobs for spouses and regular trips back home.

China’s growing attraction for scholars was clear when Duke University decided to open a new joint graduate and research university with Wuhan University in China’s Hubei province in 2013, and applicants for the first few faculty positions quickly overran expectations.

“We were looking for 20 people. We got 1,300 applications,” said Simon, the Duke Kunshan University chancellor. “People from all over the world expressed interest.”

At the same time, China has been ramping up the quantity and quality of its homegrown talent. According to National Science Foundation statistics, China has almost caught up to the United States in its annual number of doctoral degrees in science and engineering, with 34,000 vs. the United States’ 40,000.

Among the brightest of those homegrown stars is Zhao Bowen, a Chinese science prodigy who dropped out of high school to start running a genetics lab. Now 25, Zhao has launched a biomedical start-up focused on microbiome research and chose to locate it in Beijing over anywhere else in the world.

“The U.S. used to be the best at supporting fundamental research,” Zhao said in an interview at his lab. He explained that the United States may still lead in education and research, but for entrepreneurs like him, China now offers not just low start-up costs but also often money that can be pumped in from state research institutes.

Between 2000 and 2015, research spending in the United States increased an average of 4 percent annually. China during that time ratcheted up its spending by an average of 18 percent each year.

Though China’s trajectory is clear, U.S. and Chinese experts say the country’s scientific community still struggles with significant hurdles.

Still, China has much to offer the United States, some experts say, and the U.S. government should encourage collaboration, not rivalry. Science is one of the most international human endeavors, the experts add, and it has become increasingly global and cooperative.

Every large-scale scientific accomplishment in modern times--whether sequencing a new genome or identifying a subatomic particle--has involved collaborators from multiple countries.

In fact, American authors of scientific papers are more likely to collaborate with Chinese scientists than with colleagues from any other nation, according to National Science Foundation data.