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China Business Forum

#Huawei has officially #launched the #XMAGE #Awards 2025, one of the #world’s largest and most influential #mobile #photography #competitions, during the unveiling of its new #flagship #smartphone series, the HUAWEI Pura 80. The #competition continues to serve as a #global #platform for mobile photography enthusiasts and professionals to #showcase visual #storytelling through cutting-edge Huawei #imaging #technology. cnbusinessforum.com/huawei-lau

China Business Forum · Huawei XMAGE Awards 2025 Launches with New CategoriesHuawei XMAGE Awards 2025 is now open for global entries, showcasing mobile photography excellence with new categories and expanded judging. Submit by Sept 15, 2025.
RaymondPierreL3

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Farcical, best describes these band-aid solution to sport’s basic failure to recognise that #gender is a social label, not a #genetic marker. Moreover, it’s not only unscientific to think that dna alone makes up an #individual but such tests sidestep the basic premise behind sporting #competitions when these are all about ‘individual’ performances.

The solutions to the issues facing sporting bodies are obvious to anyone willing to apply them. So the real question should be: why are sports bodies squabbling about and avoiding them?

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Patrick O'Beirne

#IFCM Tomorrow 13:00 GMT:
For #Conductors who wish to take part in #choral gatherings such as #festivals, #choir #competitions, conferences, or symposia .
How do I choose which event to attend? How far in advance do I need to plan for the project to be possible? What are the criteria for choosing my repertoire? How do I deal with organisational and budgetary issues?
Carmen Acevedo Lucio, Puerto Rico
Jurģis Cābulis, Latvia
Lim Ai Hooi, Singapore

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Google DocsIFCM Online Cafe: Participating in festivals, competitions and choral events with your choirsIFCM Online Café: “Participating in festival, competitions and choral events with your choirs" Benefit from the experience of long-standing participants and prize-winners at choral festivals and competitions. Guests: Carmen Acevedo (Puerto Rico), Jurģis Cābulis (Latvia), Lim Ai Hooi (Singapore). Saturday, 22 March 2025, Zoom, 2pm CET (Paris) 2AM in Auckland (New Zealand), 12AM in Sydney (Australia), 10pm in Tokyo (Japan), 9pm in Singapore, 9pm in Beijing (China), 4pm in Istanbul (Türkiye), 3pm in Pretoria (South Africa), 3pm in Windhoek (Namibia), 2pm in Libreville (Gabon), 1pm in London (UK) and in Lisbon (Portugal), 8am in New York (USA), 7am in Chicago (USA), 7am in Mexico City (Mexico), 9am in Caracas (Venezuela), 10am in Santiago (Chile) and in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
John Arnold

_The Evening Post_, 25 November 1924:
          MEDICAL OPINION
TRACK EVENTS HARMFUL TO
                 WOMEN
   “NOT AN OPINION AT ALL.“
                      ——
  Some time ago the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association had a discussion on the question of the effect of track events on #women, and decided to write to the New Zealand branch of the British Medical Association asking for an opinion. The reply was somewhat brief, stating: “The committee, while favouring all reasonable athletic exercises for women, is of the opinion that competition by them in track events is harmful.”
  Mr. E. C. Guy stated that the opinion was no opinion at all. No opinion was expressed as to the length of the track events that would be harmful or anything else.… Mr. H. Amos said the opinion… was the best that could be obtained… Mr. F. Wilton… moved that the inclusion of a 100 yards championship for women in the New Zealand meeting be discouraged.… he was very anxious not to be associated with any movement to cause harm.…
          HERE TO STAY
  Messrs. Guy and Taylor spoke against it. The latter said the women competitors were here to stay, and they would have races whether the association banned them or not.…
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/news

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