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Is canola oil as good for you as olive oil? Should you eat more polyunsaturated fat or less? Is this a good time to switch from margarine back to butter?
Few subjects cause as much confusion as fats and oils. How do we know? We've started measuring our fat mail by the pound. So, at the request of our letter cartier, here's a little fat and oil guide.
Are some oils "fattier" than others? No. A tablespoon of any oil will set you back about 120 calories and 14 grams of fat. That's a quarter of your day's fat quota. It doesn't matter if it's olive, canola, corn, or coconut. Every fat or oil, by the way, gets 100 percent of its calories from fat.
Don't butter and margarine have less fat? Slightly. That's because they contain water. A tablespoon of butter or full fat stick margarine has about 100 calories and 12 grams of fat. Tub margarines or spreads can go from almost as much fat as regular margarine to no fat at all.
Which fats contain cholesterol? Only animal fats. While most cholesterol is in the flesh, a little does get into the fat. It ranges from 11 mg per tablespoon (chicken fat) to 25 mg (butter). (A large egg has 215 mg.) Vegetable oils and margarines are cholesterol free.
But any fat that contains a high percentage of saturated fat can raise your blood cholesterol. That means coconut oil, palm kernel oil, cocoa butter, butter, palm oil, beef tallow, and lard. While the cholesterol you eat raises your blood cholesterol level, the sat fat you eat probably raises it even more.
Where do trans fats fit into the picture? They're unsaturated fats that raise cholesterol, possibly as much as saturated fats. They're formed when manufacturers partially hydrogenate (add hydrogen to) liquid oils.
Partially hydrogenated oils are less likely to become rancid, can be re used more times for deep fat frying, and make baked goods tender and flaky. They're found mostly in margarines, fried fast foods, and cookies, frostings, pies, pastries, and doughnuts. If a food is fatty and is made with "partially hydrogenated" oil, it's probably high in trans.
Does the trans fat in margarine mean that I'm better off eating butter? No. Butter's got far more saturated fat. And you can now buy margarines or "spreads" copy cartier love pendant with little or no trans, although their taste may take a little getting used to. In general, "diet" tubs have the least trans. Try Promise Ultra Fat Free, Nucoa Smart Beat, or Weight Watchers Extra Light Spread.
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But canola oil has a little less saturated fat than olive oil. Doesn't that make it better? Maybe. Maybe not. What's comforting about olive oil is that people have been eating it with no apparent damage for thousands of years. Canola oil has only been popular for about a decade. It still looks like one of the best oils you can use, though.
A few years ago we were told to eat more polyunsaturated replica cartier necklace love fats. Is that advice still good? Nope. Polys are more easily oxidized than monos once they're incorporated into the LDLs (low density lipoproteins) in your blood. And that may promote heart disease. Also, large amounts of vegetable polys cause some cancers in animals (though that may not happen in people).
How much fat or oil should I eat? The less the better. Don't worry about eating too little. Deficiencies are virtually non existent because most foods contain at least trace amounts. Look for "low fat" foods (which contain no more than three grams of fat per serving) and "low saturated fat" foods (no more than two grams of sat fat).
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Is canola oil as good for you as olive oil? Should you eat more polyunsaturated fat or less? Is this a good time to switch from margarine back to butter?
Few subjects cause as much confusion as fats and oils. How do we know? We've started measuring our fat mail by the pound. So, at the request of our letter cartier, here's a little fat and oil guide.
Are some oils "fattier" than others? No. A tablespoon of any oil will set you back about 120 calories and 14 grams of fat. That's a quarter of your day's fat quota. It doesn't matter if it's olive, canola, corn, or coconut. Every fat or oil, by the way, gets 100 percent of its calories from fat.
Don't butter and margarine have less fat? Slightly. That's because they contain water. A tablespoon of butter or full fat stick margarine has about 100 calories and 12 grams of fat. Tub margarines or spreads can go from almost as much fat as regular margarine to no fat at all.
Which fats contain cholesterol? Only animal fats. While most cholesterol is in the flesh, a little does get into the fat. It ranges from 11 mg per tablespoon (chicken fat) to 25 mg (butter). (A large egg has 215 mg.) Vegetable oils and margarines are cholesterol free.
But any fat that contains a high percentage of saturated fat can raise your blood cholesterol. That means coconut oil, palm kernel oil, cocoa butter, butter, palm oil, beef tallow, and lard. While the cholesterol you eat raises your blood cholesterol level, the sat fat you eat probably raises it even more.
Where do trans fats fit into the picture? They're unsaturated fats that raise cholesterol, possibly as much as saturated fats. They're formed when manufacturers partially hydrogenate (add hydrogen to) liquid oils.
Partially hydrogenated oils are less likely to become rancid, can be re used more times for deep fat frying, and make baked goods tender and flaky. They're found mostly in margarines, fried fast foods, and cookies, frostings, pies, pastries, and doughnuts. If a food is fatty and is made with "partially hydrogenated" oil, it's probably high in trans.
Does the trans fat in margarine mean that I'm better off eating butter? No. Butter's got far more saturated fat. And you can now buy margarines or "spreads" copy cartier love pendant with little or no trans, although their taste may take a little getting used to. In general, "diet" tubs have the least trans. Try Promise Ultra Fat Free, Nucoa Smart Beat, or Weight Watchers Extra Light Spread.
Why is olive oil considered to be so healthy? Mostly because populations that eat large amounts of it and very little meat, poultry, cheese, or other saturated fat (the so called Mediterranean diet) have lower rates of heart disease. cartier earrings fake Researchers think it's because close to 75 percent of the fat in olive oil is monounsaturated and only 13 percent is saturated. The only other oil that comes close is canola (Puritan is the major brand). It's about 60 percent mono.
But canola oil has a little less saturated fat than olive oil. Doesn't that make it better? Maybe. Maybe not. What's comforting about olive oil is that people have been eating it with no apparent damage for thousands of years. Canola oil has only been popular for about a decade. It still looks like one of the best oils you can use, though.
A few years ago we were told to eat more polyunsaturated replica cartier necklace love fats. Is that advice still good? Nope. Polys are more easily oxidized than monos once they're incorporated into the LDLs (low density lipoproteins) in your blood. And that may promote heart disease. Also, large amounts of vegetable polys cause some cancers in animals (though that may not happen in people).
How much fat or oil should I eat? The less the better. Don't worry about eating too little. Deficiencies are virtually non existent because most foods contain at least trace amounts. Look for "low fat" foods (which contain no more than three grams of fat per serving) and "low saturated fat" foods (no more than two grams of sat fat).
One painless way to copy cartier love necklace yellow gold cut the fat is to forget the bottle and use a few spritzes of a vegetable oil spray like Pain when sauteeing. You'd have to keep your finger on the nozzle for 15 seconds or so to get a tablespoon of oil.
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Here is a little video of a whiteboard lesson on converting customary units of measurement. Perhaps it will refresh your memory of the the steps. Or maybe it will help Mom and Dad learn how we are learning it in school these days. :)
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Social Studies Why did early explorers travel to North America? We will answer that question and more as we study about six famous explorers Columbus, Cartier, Hudson, Ponce de Leon, Balboa, Cabot, and even Marco Polo! We will be moving very quickly through this unit, so it important to come to school every day ready to learn!
Science Forces, motion, and simple machines are the topic of this week lessons. We will be learning more about these and why they are important through guided reading groups. Mrs. Brown has done a fabulous job in the Science Lab with the hands on experiences.
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why do line bundles have inverses with respect to the tensor product
I know algebraically, it is just because they are locally modules generated by $1$ element. Basically, it is just the fact that if one has a finitely generated module $M$ over a local ring $R$, there exists $M^{ 1}$ with $M \otimes M^{ 1} = R$ only when $M$ is free of rank $1$. This is not hard to prove.
Geometrically, we are taking a line bundle; we are sort of "straightening the lines" to make it trivial. In fact, line bundles are just trivial neighborhoods with transition functions to $\mathbb{A}^1$. We just take the reciprocal of the transition function, and that gives us the inverse line bundle. locally free modules? Locally projective modules? Flat? (Projective is stronger than flat.) So those are morally vector bundles, and can be straightened consistently precisely when the rank equals $1$.
As a counterthought to the above, the above isn't exactly true. "Straightening" only really makes sense in the rank $1$ case because the structure sheaf is itself a line bundle and not a higher vector bundle. So one can not, for obvious reasons, have a rank $2$ vector bundle that inverts another rank $2$ vector bundle. But in the case of a rank $1$, it is straightening the bundle, which can be done. anything that does not split probably should not be invertible like this).
Everything I have so far is rather verbose. On an intuitive level with respect to the original question, we can think of nontrivial line bundles as structures that force their sections to have zeros or poles. If we have a section that is regular and has no vanishing everywhere, we can use it to trivialize the line bundle. A nice geometric picture of this is the line bundle of the Mbius strip over the circle.
Alternatively, we can always construct an inverse by taking the imitation bangle cartier dual of a line bundle and then using the adjoint properties of the tensor product to show its an inverse. If we take a section, there will have to be some point in which the section crosses over the zero section. If we can find some section that has poles where the sections have zeros, their tensor product, which will have sections behaving like the product of the $2$ original sections will be regular.
So now, we have to visualize what taking the dual means, or sending zeros to poles. Geometrically, this is kind of like flipping over our line bundle and gluing everything together at infinity. This makes the zeros become poles. But this is all still very algebraic. Anyways, we certainly know how it works for higher dimensional things because the tensor product multiplies the dimension of the vector space.
At this point, one might wonder, what do I mean by "if we take a section, there will have to be some point in which the section crosses over the zero section." Why does a global section have to intersect the zero section?
Think about the Mbius strip. Draw a circle in the middle; this is isomorphic to the circle. Thus, the Mbius strip is a line bundle over the circle (well, we need to extend the Mbius strip out to infinity). Now, draw some line along the Mbius strip that tries to avoid intersecting the zero section (the circle we drew). This is impossible because when we wrap around the Mbius strip, we will be on the other side of the Mbius strip, and thus, to be a well defined section, we must cross the zero section. This line represents a section and thus, every section has a zero. This is how we know that this line bundle is not trivial. So every section vanishes.
In fact, we know replica cartier juste un clou bracelet that a line bundle is trivial if it has nonvanishing section. Since we can construct a trivialization by considering the map from $X$ (where $X$ is the variety or scheme we are working over) $L$ (the line bundle) given by $L$ maps to $X \times \mathbb{A}^1$ by $(x, y)$ maps to $(yf(x))$, where $f$ is the nonvanishing regular section. This gives an isomorphism. Hence, the zeros or poles of the section really gives us the interesting information of a line bundle.
This is really the significance of this Picard group construction. multiplication by rational sections over the variety). Hence, the line bundle is uniquely determined by zeros and poles up to adding the zeros and poles achievable by rational functions on $X$.
In general, the statement "nontrivial if and only if vanishing sections" is obvious by monodromy. And one could formally understand the tensor/Hom adjunction used in the Picard construction. But what does it mean really?
The Picard group, the way I think of it, is the set of all divisors. points if we are working over a curve. And these correspond to zeros and poles of functions.
To which we could ask, is this accurate? Isn't the Picard group more analogous to the class group? And even then, that is not always an isomorphism.
To which we would respond, yes that is true. we determine its order of vanishing at all the different possible zeros and poles. But one is correct that it is not always an isomorphism. However, for smooth complete curves, it most certainly is, and that is what most of this theory is used for.
We already have some issues if we do not work over algebraically closed fields because then we can not factor our polynomial all the way.
(Wikipedia gives the construction explicitly of line bundles $\implies$ class group element, and the thing about nonvanishing global sections being trivial makes it clear why it is well defined up to principal divisors.)
The bad behavior comes when it is not a factorial scheme. So we ask, what is an example of a scheme where the germs are not unique factorization domains? We will have issues. for example, look at Weil and Cartier divisors, as Weil does not always imply Cartier.
Now, in spite of all this rambling, I feel like I still do not have a deep geometric understanding as to why line bundles have inverses with respect to the tensor product. It's quite possible I'm missing a relatively simple way replica yellow gold cartier love bracelet of thinking about it. For example, thinking of the Mbius strip as a real line bundle $\mathscr L \to S^1$, then $\mathscr L\otimes\mathscr L$ corresponds to the Mbius strip with two half twists. You can think of complex line bundles analogously.
To make this rigorous, it's best to think about the transition function construction of a line bundle. We take an appropriate open cover $U_i$ over which the line bundles $\mathscr L$ and $\mathscr L'$ are trivial, and take transition functions $\phi_{ij}$ and $\phi'_{ij}$ on $U_i\cap U_j$. Then the tensor product has transition functions $\phi_{ij}\phi'_{ij}$ (which then concatenates or superimposes the respective twists).
It now follows that the dual or inverse line bundle $\mathscr L^$ has transition functions $1/\phi_{ij}$. That yellow gold cartier love bracelet fake is, it twists precisely the opposite of the original bundle, and when you tensor the two bundles you have no twist at all.
(By the way, this intuitive geometric notion of twist aligns with the tensor product notion in commutative algebra as giving extension of scalars.)
To my mind, "invertible with respect to the tensor product" is already the correct definition of a line bundle, in full generality. If that isn't the definition you're using I assume you're using something like "locally free of rank $1$," so let me say something about this.
Intuitively you should think of a line bundle as literally a bundle of lines; that is, a bundle of $1$ dimensional vector spaces. (This is why line bundles have something to do with maps to projective spaces: projective spaces are, by definition, moduli spaces of lines.) Among vector spaces, $1$ dimensional vector spaces are precisely the invertible ones with respect to the tensor product, and so among, say, vector bundles, it should be plausible that line bundles are precisely the invertible ones as well.
One way to make this precise is to show that invertibility is a local condition, as follows.
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I know algebraically, it is just because they are locally modules generated by $1$ element. Basically, it is just the fact that if one has a finitely generated module $M$ over a local ring $R$, there exists $M^{ 1}$ with $M \otimes M^{ 1} = R$ only when $M$ is free of rank $1$. This is not hard to prove.
Geometrically, we are taking a line bundle; we are sort of "straightening the lines" to make it trivial. In fact, line bundles are just trivial neighborhoods with transition functions to $\mathbb{A}^1$. We just take the reciprocal of the transition function, and that gives us the inverse line bundle. locally free modules? Locally projective modules? Flat? (Projective is stronger than flat.) So those are morally vector bundles, and can be straightened consistently precisely when the rank equals $1$.
As a counterthought to the above, the above isn't exactly true. "Straightening" only really makes sense in the rank $1$ case because the structure sheaf is itself a line bundle and not a higher vector bundle. So one can not, for obvious reasons, have a rank $2$ vector bundle that inverts another rank $2$ vector bundle. But in the case of a rank $1$, it is straightening the bundle, which can be done. anything that does not split probably should not be invertible like this).
Everything I have so far is rather verbose. On an intuitive level with respect to the original question, we can think of nontrivial line bundles as structures that force their sections to have zeros or poles. If we have a section that is regular and has no vanishing everywhere, we can use it to trivialize the line bundle. A nice geometric picture of this is the line bundle of the Mbius strip over the circle.
Alternatively, we can always construct an inverse by taking the imitation bangle cartier dual of a line bundle and then using the adjoint properties of the tensor product to show its an inverse. If we take a section, there will have to be some point in which the section crosses over the zero section. If we can find some section that has poles where the sections have zeros, their tensor product, which will have sections behaving like the product of the $2$ original sections will be regular.
So now, we have to visualize what taking the dual means, or sending zeros to poles. Geometrically, this is kind of like flipping over our line bundle and gluing everything together at infinity. This makes the zeros become poles. But this is all still very algebraic. Anyways, we certainly know how it works for higher dimensional things because the tensor product multiplies the dimension of the vector space.
At this point, one might wonder, what do I mean by "if we take a section, there will have to be some point in which the section crosses over the zero section." Why does a global section have to intersect the zero section?
Think about the Mbius strip. Draw a circle in the middle; this is isomorphic to the circle. Thus, the Mbius strip is a line bundle over the circle (well, we need to extend the Mbius strip out to infinity). Now, draw some line along the Mbius strip that tries to avoid intersecting the zero section (the circle we drew). This is impossible because when we wrap around the Mbius strip, we will be on the other side of the Mbius strip, and thus, to be a well defined section, we must cross the zero section. This line represents a section and thus, every section has a zero. This is how we know that this line bundle is not trivial. So every section vanishes.
In fact, we know replica cartier juste un clou bracelet that a line bundle is trivial if it has nonvanishing section. Since we can construct a trivialization by considering the map from $X$ (where $X$ is the variety or scheme we are working over) $L$ (the line bundle) given by $L$ maps to $X \times \mathbb{A}^1$ by $(x, y)$ maps to $(yf(x))$, where $f$ is the nonvanishing regular section. This gives an isomorphism. Hence, the zeros or poles of the section really gives us the interesting information of a line bundle.
This is really the significance of this Picard group construction. multiplication by rational sections over the variety). Hence, the line bundle is uniquely determined by zeros and poles up to adding the zeros and poles achievable by rational functions on $X$.
In general, the statement "nontrivial if and only if vanishing sections" is obvious by monodromy. And one could formally understand the tensor/Hom adjunction used in the Picard construction. But what does it mean really?
The Picard group, the way I think of it, is the set of all divisors. points if we are working over a curve. And these correspond to zeros and poles of functions.
To which we could ask, is this accurate? Isn't the Picard group more analogous to the class group? And even then, that is not always an isomorphism.
To which we would respond, yes that is true. we determine its order of vanishing at all the different possible zeros and poles. But one is correct that it is not always an isomorphism. However, for smooth complete curves, it most certainly is, and that is what most of this theory is used for.
We already have some issues if we do not work over algebraically closed fields because then we can not factor our polynomial all the way.
(Wikipedia gives the construction explicitly of line bundles $\implies$ class group element, and the thing about nonvanishing global sections being trivial makes it clear why it is well defined up to principal divisors.)
The bad behavior comes when it is not a factorial scheme. So we ask, what is an example of a scheme where the germs are not unique factorization domains? We will have issues. for example, look at Weil and Cartier divisors, as Weil does not always imply Cartier.
Now, in spite of all this rambling, I feel like I still do not have a deep geometric understanding as to why line bundles have inverses with respect to the tensor product. It's quite possible I'm missing a relatively simple way replica yellow gold cartier love bracelet of thinking about it. For example, thinking of the Mbius strip as a real line bundle $\mathscr L \to S^1$, then $\mathscr L\otimes\mathscr L$ corresponds to the Mbius strip with two half twists. You can think of complex line bundles analogously.
To make this rigorous, it's best to think about the transition function construction of a line bundle. We take an appropriate open cover $U_i$ over which the line bundles $\mathscr L$ and $\mathscr L'$ are trivial, and take transition functions $\phi_{ij}$ and $\phi'_{ij}$ on $U_i\cap U_j$. Then the tensor product has transition functions $\phi_{ij}\phi'_{ij}$ (which then concatenates or superimposes the respective twists).
It now follows that the dual or inverse line bundle $\mathscr L^$ has transition functions $1/\phi_{ij}$. That yellow gold cartier love bracelet fake is, it twists precisely the opposite of the original bundle, and when you tensor the two bundles you have no twist at all.
(By the way, this intuitive geometric notion of twist aligns with the tensor product notion in commutative algebra as giving extension of scalars.)
To my mind, "invertible with respect to the tensor product" is already the correct definition of a line bundle, in full generality. If that isn't the definition you're using I assume you're using something like "locally free of rank $1$," so let me say something about this.
Intuitively you should think of a line bundle as literally a bundle of lines; that is, a bundle of $1$ dimensional vector spaces. (This is why line bundles have something to do with maps to projective spaces: projective spaces are, by definition, moduli spaces of lines.) Among vector spaces, $1$ dimensional vector spaces are precisely the invertible ones with respect to the tensor product, and so among, say, vector bundles, it should be plausible that line bundles are precisely the invertible ones as well.
One way to make this precise is to show that invertibility is a local condition, as follows.
Claim: Let $M$ be an $\mathcal{O}_X$ module on a locally ringed space $(X, \mathcal{O}_X)$. The following conditions on $M$ are equivalent:
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My Black Power salute at Mexico Olympics is as pertinent now as it was in 1968
When he looks back at the moment that changed his life, John Carlos remembers how quiet it was. Standing atop the Olympic podium alongside his team mate Tommie Smith, their fists thrust towards the Mexican sky, there was a brief moment of calm. "When people saw what we did, there was total silence before they digested what they were seeing", he says.
It was at this moment that Carlos felt his most vulnerable. "You're out in the wide open," he says. "If anybody was going to shoot us they were going to shoot in that dormant moment when it was silent." The bullets never came, of course, but the hatred did. "They went into a rage," as Carlos puts it.
It was October 16, 1968, and as the battle for civil rights raged on American soil, these two sprinters had dragged the fight on to the most global of stages.
Carlos and Smith's protest at the Olympic Games in Mexico City after they finished third and first respectively in the 200metres final was not just one of the defining images of Olympic history, it was one of the most iconic moments of the 20th century.
Carlos was just 23 when he made his stand, and it cost him everything. With his reputation ruined, he struggled to find a job, his children were bullied at school and then, nine tortuous years later, his wife Kim took her own life. By then, their marriage had broken down, and Carlos believes her death was partly the result of the endless interference of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which had placed him under constant surveillance since his return to the United States.
"Here's a guy with income who can support his family," he says of himself. "And then the next day he has no income and people start to Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet diamond replicas walk away. You go through a process in your mind, thinking about why. Maybe it is because they have no love for me, maybe they don't like me. But then it dawns on you that they are walking away not because they don't love you they are walking away because they fear what is happening to you might happen to them."
As much as Carlos's story is one of bravery and courage, it is also about sacrifice. In the years since, it is a sacrifice that other athletes have been largely unwilling to replicate. But now, with racial tensions rising to the fore once again in the United States, Carlos believes change is on the way.
Citing the death of Freddie Gray in April 2015 after suffering severe spinal cord injuries in the back of a police van, and the Charleston shooting a few months later, when nine black people were killed in a church, Carlos says he is "appalled" by the race problems sweeping through America.
He supports the "Black Lives Matter" campaign, which has gained momentum in recent months following the deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, two black men, at the hands of police officers.
"It's the same difference," Carlos says when asked how these troubles compare to the ones he endured as a young man. "The fight is going to go on."
The question, then, is whether it will be fought by athletes. In this money spinning era of agents, sponsorship deals and endless proclamations of the importance of "brand values", it seems the weight of the establishment is heavier than ever.
As spelled out by Rule 50 in the Olympic Charter, "no kind of demonstration, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas", while the 6,000 word Team Member's Agreement signed by every British athlete competing in Rio makes it clear that even warming up in unofficial training kit is strictly prohibited.
Such is the primacy of sports brands in the United States that an athlete's kit supplier is listed alongside their name on results sheets, and is often read out when they are announced to the crowd before competition.
If the silence in that Olympic Stadium in 1968 was one of fear for Carlos, then the relative silence of his successors the only overtly political act in Rio has beenthe refusal of an Egyptian judoka to shake the hand of an Israeli opponent, an 'infringement' that resulted in him being sent home by his own team is a source of great frustration.
"Forty eight years ago, we did not earn a big fat cheque for every track event we ran," he says. "These individuals today are multi millionaires.
"What do they have to lose other than the noose around their ankles, dragging them to the athletics field? They might lose a few million dollars but they have a few more million dollars to carry them through life. They have far less to lose than I did.
"The only way we are going to win this thing is through people turning up their voices. The entertainers and the athletes, those are the public figures you see and hear every day. If they say something, people are going to stop and listen."
Across the Atlantic, Carlos believes it is starting to happen. The days when athletes were cowed by sponsors are gone, he says. The American runner Nick Symmonds is leading the campaign against strict sponsorship and advertising rules, while icons such as Serena Williams and basketball player Carmelo Anthony are at the forefront of a new, politically active generation of sportspeople.
In a social media post written last month, Anthony, who is competing for the US in Rio, said: "I'm calling for all my fellow athletes to step up and take chargethere's no more sitting back and being afraid of tackling and addressing political issues anymorewe can't worry about what endorsements we gonna lose."
"We were horticulturalists," says Carlos, now 71. "We planted seeds and we nourished them and watered them and returned them to earth. The young athletes making these statements, they are the fruit of our labour.
"Many of the athletes today are starting to realise that they are in a bubble. They have escaped the slums and the streets, but they still don't have their mum or their son or their daughter in the bubble with them. And if they come out of their uniforms and are riding down the street, then they are not in that bubble either.
"I think many of them are starting to understand that they have to speak for those who can't speak for themselves."
This interview took place the day after Carlos and Smith, who have suffered a strained relationship with each other, spoke at their old university, California's San Jose State, where they have eventually been welcomed back as heroes. A larger than life statue of their protest was unveiled there in 2005, and last week they were invited back van cleef bracelet imitation for the relaunch of the university's track and field programme.
"We did not go to Mexico to become legends," Carlos says, but it is an undeniable truth that such status is a consequence of what he and Smith did in 1968, and that their legacy is one of which few Olympians could dream.
"There are only certain people who everyone remembers winning," Carlos says. "You might get one or two like Usain Bolt, but there are many who get their 15 minutes in the sun and that's all they get. What happens when their Olympic light goes out?"
Following the death of his wife in 1977, Carlos fell into depression. Eventually, though, life began to change. He was helped by his second wife, Charlene, and by finding work in 1985 at Palm Springs High School in California, where he coached track and field and became a guidance counsellor replica van cleef alhambra necklace gold before retiring a couple of years ago.
He still travels the country in the battle for social justice, and spoke at the "Occupy Wall Street" protest in 2011.
In 2005, when their statue was erected at San Jose State, both Smith and Carlos were awarded honorary doctorates. Recognition took a long time coming, but there is no doubt in Carlos's mind that he would do it all again.
"What I did was right 48 years ago and 48 years later it has proven to be right," he says. But, for him, the job is not done. "In 1968 we were on a programme for humanity we are still on the same programme today."
When he looks back at the moment that changed his life, John Carlos remembers how quiet it was. Standing atop the Olympic podium alongside his team mate Tommie Smith, their fists thrust towards the Mexican sky, there was a brief moment of calm. "When people saw what we did, there was total silence before they digested what they were seeing", he says.
It was at this moment that Carlos felt his most vulnerable. "You're out in the wide open," he says. "If anybody was going to shoot us they were going to shoot in that dormant moment when it was silent." The bullets never came, of course, but the hatred did. "They went into a rage," as Carlos puts it.
It was October 16, 1968, and as the battle for civil rights raged on American soil, these two sprinters had dragged the fight on to the most global of stages.
Carlos and Smith's protest at the Olympic Games in Mexico City after they finished third and first respectively in the 200metres final was not just one of the defining images of Olympic history, it was one of the most iconic moments of the 20th century.
Carlos was just 23 when he made his stand, and it cost him everything. With his reputation ruined, he struggled to find a job, his children were bullied at school and then, nine tortuous years later, his wife Kim took her own life. By then, their marriage had broken down, and Carlos believes her death was partly the result of the endless interference of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which had placed him under constant surveillance since his return to the United States.
"Here's a guy with income who can support his family," he says of himself. "And then the next day he has no income and people start to Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet diamond replicas walk away. You go through a process in your mind, thinking about why. Maybe it is because they have no love for me, maybe they don't like me. But then it dawns on you that they are walking away not because they don't love you they are walking away because they fear what is happening to you might happen to them."
As much as Carlos's story is one of bravery and courage, it is also about sacrifice. In the years since, it is a sacrifice that other athletes have been largely unwilling to replicate. But now, with racial tensions rising to the fore once again in the United States, Carlos believes change is on the way.
Citing the death of Freddie Gray in April 2015 after suffering severe spinal cord injuries in the back of a police van, and the Charleston shooting a few months later, when nine black people were killed in a church, Carlos says he is "appalled" by the race problems sweeping through America.
He supports the "Black Lives Matter" campaign, which has gained momentum in recent months following the deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, two black men, at the hands of police officers.
"It's the same difference," Carlos says when asked how these troubles compare to the ones he endured as a young man. "The fight is going to go on."
The question, then, is whether it will be fought by athletes. In this money spinning era of agents, sponsorship deals and endless proclamations of the importance of "brand values", it seems the weight of the establishment is heavier than ever.
As spelled out by Rule 50 in the Olympic Charter, "no kind of demonstration, religious or racial propaganda is permitted in any Olympic sites, venues or other areas", while the 6,000 word Team Member's Agreement signed by every British athlete competing in Rio makes it clear that even warming up in unofficial training kit is strictly prohibited.
Such is the primacy of sports brands in the United States that an athlete's kit supplier is listed alongside their name on results sheets, and is often read out when they are announced to the crowd before competition.
If the silence in that Olympic Stadium in 1968 was one of fear for Carlos, then the relative silence of his successors the only overtly political act in Rio has beenthe refusal of an Egyptian judoka to shake the hand of an Israeli opponent, an 'infringement' that resulted in him being sent home by his own team is a source of great frustration.
"Forty eight years ago, we did not earn a big fat cheque for every track event we ran," he says. "These individuals today are multi millionaires.
"What do they have to lose other than the noose around their ankles, dragging them to the athletics field? They might lose a few million dollars but they have a few more million dollars to carry them through life. They have far less to lose than I did.
"The only way we are going to win this thing is through people turning up their voices. The entertainers and the athletes, those are the public figures you see and hear every day. If they say something, people are going to stop and listen."
Across the Atlantic, Carlos believes it is starting to happen. The days when athletes were cowed by sponsors are gone, he says. The American runner Nick Symmonds is leading the campaign against strict sponsorship and advertising rules, while icons such as Serena Williams and basketball player Carmelo Anthony are at the forefront of a new, politically active generation of sportspeople.
In a social media post written last month, Anthony, who is competing for the US in Rio, said: "I'm calling for all my fellow athletes to step up and take chargethere's no more sitting back and being afraid of tackling and addressing political issues anymorewe can't worry about what endorsements we gonna lose."
"We were horticulturalists," says Carlos, now 71. "We planted seeds and we nourished them and watered them and returned them to earth. The young athletes making these statements, they are the fruit of our labour.
"Many of the athletes today are starting to realise that they are in a bubble. They have escaped the slums and the streets, but they still don't have their mum or their son or their daughter in the bubble with them. And if they come out of their uniforms and are riding down the street, then they are not in that bubble either.
"I think many of them are starting to understand that they have to speak for those who can't speak for themselves."
This interview took place the day after Carlos and Smith, who have suffered a strained relationship with each other, spoke at their old university, California's San Jose State, where they have eventually been welcomed back as heroes. A larger than life statue of their protest was unveiled there in 2005, and last week they were invited back van cleef bracelet imitation for the relaunch of the university's track and field programme.
"We did not go to Mexico to become legends," Carlos says, but it is an undeniable truth that such status is a consequence of what he and Smith did in 1968, and that their legacy is one of which few Olympians could dream.
"There are only certain people who everyone remembers winning," Carlos says. "You might get one or two like Usain Bolt, but there are many who get their 15 minutes in the sun and that's all they get. What happens when their Olympic light goes out?"
Following the death of his wife in 1977, Carlos fell into depression. Eventually, though, life began to change. He was helped by his second wife, Charlene, and by finding work in 1985 at Palm Springs High School in California, where he coached track and field and became a guidance counsellor replica van cleef alhambra necklace gold before retiring a couple of years ago.
He still travels the country in the battle for social justice, and spoke at the "Occupy Wall Street" protest in 2011.
In 2005, when their statue was erected at San Jose State, both Smith and Carlos were awarded honorary doctorates. Recognition took a long time coming, but there is no doubt in Carlos's mind that he would do it all again.
"What I did was right 48 years ago and 48 years later it has proven to be right," he says. But, for him, the job is not done. "In 1968 we were on a programme for humanity we are still on the same programme today."
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The story behind Charleston fashion designer Mary Norton's company, an American dream that started at the dining room table of her James Island home and led her to Hollywood's highest circles, has ended in bankruptcy.
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The bag made its way to Louis Dreyfus through a Norton friend, who knew the actress's manager.
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Mary Norton Inc., which she founded 12 years ago as Moo Roo, filed for liquidation late last week, following a recession that has crippled the luxury goods market. Court filings show that the company owes more than $5 cartier love bangle fake million, largely to the investment fund that bought a majority stake in her business in 2006.
Norton's stylish shoes and handbags, priced no less than $395, have accompanied top celebrities down the red carpet and have been profiled in fashion magazines.
"It's kind of yellow gold cartier love bracelet replica a Cinderella story," Norton said last week, before the bankruptcy filing. "I'm very proud of what I've done."
Success came quickly. Norton started by plucking deeply discounted handbags from sales racks and reviving them with her own flair. Friends encouraged her to sell them for several hundred dollars, and one suggested that she name her enterprise after her daughters, Micah "Moo" and Reilly "Roo."
In 1997, her home based business got an electrifying jolt, one that Norton didn't see coming but witnessed from her living room couch. As A list celebrities paraded across the red carpet at the annual Emmy Awards, the picture focused on "Seinfeld" star Julie Louis Dreyfus, who was clutching a bright green satin handbag adorned with a delicate orchid, which Norton created only rooms away.
The bag made its way to Louis Dreyfus through a Norton friend, who knew the actress's manager.
"There wasn't even a brand," Norton said. "I was just signing my name inside the bags."
As with many young brands that find favor among celebrities, Moo Roo's popularity spread quickly.
Entertainment agents and publicists began to circulate other Norton creations, funneling them to celebrities. A slew of accolades from top fashion magazines followed.
Norton only produced bags in bracelet cartier copy small batches to preserve their worth, except for a few customer favorites. She later opened boutiques on King Street, in Beverly Hills, Calif., and just off New York City's fashionable Fifth Avenue.
"I think everyone was proud of her success and the fact that she was creating something from her dining room table, literally," said Bob Siegel, chief executive officer of Lacoste, who lives in Charleston and helped advise Norton.
Nine years after the company's start, Moo Roo's rapid growth started to make Norton uneasy. She was personally guaranteeing loans. So when New York fashion veterans Dawn Mello and Marty Wikstrom offered to buy the company through their fashion oriented investment fund, the proposition was attractive:
The Atelier Fund would take a majority stake in the company. Norton could continue as the line's exclusive designer. The brand name was changed to Mary Norton. A shoe line was added.
Atelier was backed by Compagnie Financiere Richemont, cartier bangle fake one of the top three luxury investors that carried other brands such as Cartier and Montblanc.
The company's stock grew in step with a luxury goods boom that peaked two years ago. Then the recession kicked in.
Mary Norton Inc.'s Cinderella story ended with a surprise clearance sale this month at her King Street store. Its Web site shows no product is available. The Charleston shop was closed July 10 because of "harsh economic circumstances," Norton said last week.
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Cartier Bresson, who gave up photography 30 years ago for his first love, painting and drawing, was the creator of 700,000 black and white photographs. He abhorred artificial lighting, including flash, never used a wide angle lens, and never cropped his prints.
A co founder of the legendary Magnum photo agency, along with Robert Capa, David Seymour and George Rodger, he is seen today as the leader of that generation of photographers who succeeded in elevating what was until then a hobby, or at most a jobbing profession, into an art form.
Among his most famous images, many of them on display at the foundation bearing his name that was opened in Paris last year, are the moustachioed, bowler hatted man caught peeping through the canvas surround at a sports event in Brussels in 1932; a female prisoner denouncing a Gestapo informer in 1945; a boyish Truman Capote in 1947; and children playing on the Berlin wall in 1962.
As a photojournalist, he had an astonishing ability to be in the right place at the right time: among the 1,000 original prints, as well as contact sheets, films, manuscripts and correspondence, at the foundation are shots taken during civil wars in Spain and Mexico, the communist revolution in China and at the death of Mahatma Gandhi in India.
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Born in 1908, the son of a wealthy industrialist from Chanteloup, east of Paris, Cartier Bresson took up photography in the 1930s: his first Leica ( extension of my eye bought in 1932, was intended merely as an aid to his art. Much later he returned to this view, dismissing photography as truc micanique a mechanical thing and spending most of his time after 1974 drawing and copying paintings in Paris art galleries.
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