Deconstructing Austen Cybertexts: How Pride and Prejudice became The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (hereafter referred to as LBD) debuted on YouTube in April 2012 with a video featuring a twenty - four - year - old Elizabeth “Lizzie” Bennet speaking directly to the camera (‘My Name is Lizzie Bennet - Ep. 1’, 2012). That video marked the beginning of Lizzie’s year - long story, which re - imagined and re - worked Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice , by distributing the narrative across multiple media platforms. Originally released as a serial narrative from April 2012 to March 2013, Lizzie’s story started with that first YouTube video before expanding to include four additional video channels (belonging to some of the narrative’s secondary characters), thirteen interconnected Twitter feeds, several Tumblr blogs, Facebook profiles, and numerous interactions betwe en characters on various social media networks. Initially developed for its Internet audience by Hank Green and Bernie Su, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries narrative as a whole was a collaborative effort by a team of writers and editors. Margaret Dunlap, Rachel K iley, Kate Rorick, and Anne Toole joined Su in scripting the YouTube videos, while Jay Bushman and Alexandra Edwards managed and edited LBD’s various social media accounts (‘Team’, 2017). In 2013, the LBD production team won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outs tanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Original Interactive Programme (‘65th Emmy Awards Nominees and Winners’)

Deconstructing Austen Cybertexts: How Pride and Prejudice became The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (hereafter referred to as LBD) debuted on YouTube in April 2012 with a video featuring a twenty - four - year - old Elizabeth “Lizzie” Bennet speaking directly to the camera (‘My Name is Lizzie Bennet - Ep. 1’, 2012). That video marked the beginning of Lizzie’s year - long story, which re - imagined and re - worked Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice , by distributing the narrative across multiple media platforms. Originally released as a serial narrative from April 2012 to March 2013, Lizzie’s story started with that first YouTube video before expanding to include four additional video channels (belonging to some of the narrative’s secondary characters), thirteen interconnected Twitter feeds, several Tumblr blogs, Facebook profiles, and numerous interactions betwe en characters on various social media networks. Initially developed for its Internet audience by Hank Green and Bernie Su, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries narrative as a whole was a collaborative effort by a team of writers and editors. Margaret Dunlap, Rachel K iley, Kate Rorick, and Anne Toole joined Su in scripting the YouTube videos, while Jay Bushman and Alexandra Edwards managed and edited LBD’s various social media accounts (‘Team’, 2017). In 2013, the LBD production team won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outs tanding Creative Achievement in Interactive Media - Original Interactive Programme (‘65th Emmy Awards Nominees and Winners’)

The Administrative State in Poland Before and After the European Union Accession

The article identifies and describes the fundamental dimensions and elements of the Polish administrative state before and after the accession of Poland to the European Union, beginning with the critical question of how to preserve the status of a state in a supra-state organization. The authors explain the essence of the European Union, or Europeanization, in the field of Polish administration and administrative law. Analysis of the Europeanization of Polish administrative law is focused on its basic aspects grouped under six headings: sources, cooperation, paradigm (constitutionalization), administrative democracy, scope and depth, and outcomes. Separate attention is given to the notion of public administration, as the widely applied definition of the concept framed by Jan Boć became obsolete after accession to the European Union and required transformation and extension. With language being a key feature of public administration, the text points to the post-accession impact of the English language on Polish administration and administrative law. The article concludes with outcomes of Europeanization on the gestalt of the administrative state in Poland. The general outcome stresses that Polish administration and administrative law operate not only within the context of the Polish state and Polish law, but increasingly within a supra-state European administrative framework and European legal space and European public law

Châtenois – La Fourrière, 2 rue de la Gare

L’entreprise WM88, fabricant de meubles situé sur la commune de Châtenois, souhaite construire un entrepôt en bordure de l’usine. Cette construction est prévue au lieu-dit la Fourrière. La superficie des deux parcelles est de 23 828 m2. Ce projet est situé à proximité du village médiéval de Châtenois. La topographie du lieu présente un dénivelé de 7,50 m, pour une altitude de 324 m au nord et de 316,50 m au sud. Deux ruptures de pentes sont présentes dans la partie sud de la parcelle. Au tota..

Aspach-Michelbach – 29 route de Thann

Un projet d’aménagement, à Aspach-Michelbach, concerne une superficie de 2 466 m2. Ce projet est localisé à proximité d’une découverte fortuite de mobilier néolithique. La nature des travaux envisagés étant susceptible de détériorer des vestiges d’occupation humaine ancienne, un arrêté de prescription de diagnostic archéologique a été émis pour vérifier la présence ou non d’un éventuel site. L’ouverture des tranchées correspond à une superficie ouverte de 72 m2, soit un pourcentage d’ouvertur..

Rosheim – Untere Leimen

La société Alfa SAS souhaite poursuivre l’aménagement d’un lotissement sur la commune de Rosheim. Cette troisième tranche concerne une superficie de 9 850 m2. En amont de la première tranche, un site archéologique, néolithique et protohistorique, a été mis au jour lors d’un diagnostic puis a été fouillé. Un arrêté de diagnostic archéologique a donc été émis pour vérifier que les travaux de la troisième tranche ne menaçaient pas la suite du site. Les parcelles du diagnostic se situent au nord-..

Hot nitrogen deballing of Ball Grid Arrays

Ball Grid Array (BGA) packages are increasingly adopted in high reliability electronics equipment. The main reliability concern is that lead-free (Pb-free) packaged BGAs bring the risks of failures due to tin whiskers growth phenomena associated with tin or tin-rich alloys. Replacing Pb-free solder balls of BGA components with tin-lead solder alloy materials is the most effective risk mitigation strategy. Post-manufacturing processes that can be used to remove (deballing) and then deposit back (reballing) BGA solder balls have been recently developed and increasingly put in practice. This paper reports on the assessment of the thermal responses of BGAs subjected to hot nitrogen (N2) deballing and details the respective conclusions about the risk of thermally induced damage