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SAIRA is a sans serif system developed

in four widths, each with 7 variants

Science behindtypeface design

NEWS SAIRAA new multifaceted

typeface for a

digital era

aira is a complete system for digital

and print publications. Its design

explores the boundries between

style and functionality. Each width

and weight has been carefully planned to

respond to complex typographical situations

is an example of the search of contemporary

typographers to study the relationship

between weight and widht to amplify the

possibilities of a typeface system and its

usage in multiple platforms.

The appearance of new communication

challenges in a digital era, requires type

response to this issues. Despite of a lack of

increases the possibilities of usage and

turns it into a versatile tool for designers.

Saira super family is presented a suite

with 36 styles in total, with 780 characters

per variant. Each font cover a pan-European

WGL character set. OpenType features

include ligatures, fractions, localized forms

and several figure styles.

This is a versatile type family perfectly

fit for books, editorial design, long texts, and

usage in print and on screens.

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Saira, Saira Semi Condensed, Saira Condensed and

Saira Extra Condensed, each with 7 seven variants

(Thin, Extra Light, Light, Regular, Medium, Semi

Bold, Bold, Extra Bold and Black).

* read more: www.omnibus-type.com

Omnibus Type 2017 | Follow us in: Facebook Twitter GitHub Google+ Behance | www.omnibus-type.com

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OpenType PostScript (.otf)

Saira supports 219 latin based lan-

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212 countries.

Saira is a sans serif system developed

in four widths: Saira, Saira Semi Con-

densed, Saira Condensed and Saira

Ultra Condensed, each with 7 seven

variants (Extra Light, Light, Regular,

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An Iceberg JUST BROKEAWAY

the direction of the cracksharply turned 90º in May

By JUGAL K. PATEL and JUSTIN GILLIS | July 12, 2017 | nytimes.com

the huge iceber

# Antarctic Dispatches #The Antarctica Series

From AntarcticaSCIENTISTS confirmed

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In a new study in the journal Science researchers analyzedthe economic harm that climate changecould inflict on the United Statesin the coming centuryRising temperatures and more frequent heat wavescould force up to 30 percent of airplanesto delay takeoffs in coming decadescausing cancellations

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Sorry, Jurassic Park fans: Cutting-edge simulations suggest the mightydinosaur wasn’t capableof more than a light jogUsing images and data collected during

a flyby, scientists have been to visualize what it would looklike to fly over the planet

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Discover the Secret Side of Venice

GONDOLA RIDESStickoxide aus Dieselmotoren sind schädlich

CONQUER AN ICE WALL IN THE NORTHSeven KingdomsExisten más de 2500 emojis aprobados por Unicode

Skógafoss WaterfallObservez l’une des plus belles régions lunaires

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PseudoscienceThe Boy Who Loved Too Much: A True Story Of Pathological Friendliness

Plateau d’AristarqueThe team analysed data from more than a million people

'Despacito' não sai da sua cabeça?Ciência explica o sucesso das músicas-chiclete

GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONSUnlocking Mysteries in the Sun’s 11-Year Cycle

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HOT OFF THE PRESSES AUGUST 24, 2016

THE UNBREAKABLE GENIUSOF MARK ZUCKERBERG

Inside the mind of the most social man on the planet→ In just 12 years, the Facebook founder built an empire of 1.71 billion followers ←

Down the hall from Mark Zuckerberg’s desk sits a virtual reality studio. Foreign heads of state and other dignitaries have been known to lose themselves here in games of zero-gravity Ping-Pong and the real-seeming experience of firing virtual fireworks at each other. Such are their number, and frequency, that on early summer rainy morning Zuck-erberg is at a loss to remember—or perhaps too diplomatic to divulge—one of their names. He does, however, recall the anecdotal nugget of the man’s visit. “He wouldn’t leave” says Zuckerberg, sitting in a glass-walled conference room in Facebook’s cavernous and almost factorylike headquarters in Menlo Park, California. “His aide was like, Mr. Prime Minister, you have to take off…you’re two

hours late for your flight”. That is exactly the reaction that Zuckerberg wants to elicit from millions of people he hopes will strap on his Oculus Rift headset. But there’s way more to it than a feeling of presence with Ping-Pong opponents. Zuckerberg wants Oculus, or some future iteration of it, to replace our laptops, our smartphones, our televisions, the art on our walls, and, in some cases, seeing our friends in the flesh. So instead of owning a bunch of devic-es, you will swipe your emails and favorite shows into virtual view and go at it.The point isn’t living in solitary work or game mode, but rather connecting even more frequently with people through a technology that tricks your mind into thinking it’s somewhere else, without actually having to be there.

M a r k Z u c k e r b e r g i nS a n F r a n c i s c o i n 2 0 1 2 . Photo: Eric Risberg—AP

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Nearly seven years ago, I came to work for the Interior Department, where, among other things, I’ve helped endangered communities in Alaska prepare for and adapt to a changing climate. But on June 15, I was one of about 50 senior department employees who received letters informing us of involuntary reassignments. Citing a need to “improve talent development, mission delivery and collaboration,” the letter informed me that I was reassigned to an unrelated job in the accounting office that collects royalty checks from fossil fuel companies.

I am not an accountant — but you don’t have to be one to see that the administration’s excuse for a reassignment such as mine doesn’t add up. A few days after my reassignment, Interior Sec-retary Ryan Zinke testified before Congress that the department would use reassignments as part of its effort to eliminate em-ployees; the only reasonable inference from that testimony is that he expects people to quit in response to undesirable transfers. Some of my colleagues are being relocated across the country, at taxpayer expense, to serve in equally ill-fitting jobs. I believe I was retaliated against for speaking out publicly about the dangers that climate change poses to Alaska Native communities.

During the months preceding my reassignment, I raised the issue with White House officials, senior Interior officials and the international community, most recently at a U.N. conference in June. It is clear to me that the administration was so uncomfortable with this work, and my disclosures, that I was reassigned with the intent to coerce me into leaving the federal government. On Wednesday, I filed two forms — a complaint and a disclosure of information — with the U.S. Office of Special Counsel. I filed the disclosure because eliminating my role coordinating federal engagement and leaving my former position empty exacerbate the already significant threat to the health and the safety of certain Alaska Native communities. I filed the complaint because the Trump administration clearly retaliated against me for raising awareness of this danger. Our country values the safety of our citizens, and federal employees who disclose threats to health and safety are protected from reprisal by the Whistleblower Protection Act.

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I’m a scientist. I’m blowing the whistle on the Trump administration.On July 19, the former top climate policy official at the Department of Interior filed a complaint and a whistleblower disclosure form with the Office of Special Counsel. The official, Joel Clement, says the Trump administration is threatening public health and safety by trying to silence scientists like him.

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By Joel Clement July 19

THE WASHINGTON POST •

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more dis-tressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American liveli-hoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more dis-tressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American liveli-hoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more dis-tressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American liveli-hoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more dis-tressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American liveli-hoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more dis-tressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American liveli-hoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this cha-rade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this cha-rade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colos-sal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and Ameri-can livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colos-sal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dol-lars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dol-lars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of ex-pertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and put-ting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and put-ting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and put-ting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and put-ting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experi-ence is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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Removing a civil servant from his area of expertise and putting him in a job where he’s not needed and his experience is not relevant is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. Much more distressing, though, is what this charade means for Alaska and American livelihoods in the north.

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