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Be Honest - Were You Surprised by That Kylo Ren Twist in The Rise Of Skywalker?
Amanda Prahl
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STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER, (aka STAR WARS: EPISODE IX), Adam Driver as Kylo Ren, 2019. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Lucasfilm / courtesy Everett Collection
In the Star Wars universe, redemption for villains usually goes hand in hand with another thing: death. In The Rise of Skywalker, that pattern holds true, with Kylo Ren finally finding his way back to the Light Side, only to meet his doom soon after. So how does Kylo Ren die? That's actually a more complicated question than it might seem.
Officially, Kylo makes it all the way to the end of the movie, when he joins Rey to try to defeat the resurrected Emperor Palpatine. Their Force bond is co-opted by Palpatine, who sucks all the power from it to rejuvenate himself and his powers before tossing an unconscious Kylo into a ravine. Rey is forced to defeat Palpatine on her own, using the lightsabers of Luke and Leia to turn his own Force lightning on him, but the energy required costs her her life. Kylo climbs out of the ravine, finds her body, and, in a reversal of an earlier scene in which she heals him, revives her with the Force - which almost immediately kills him.
Depending on how you interpret the dichotomy between Kylo and Ben Solo, however, it's arguable that "Kylo Ren" dies long before this. The idea that a fallen Jedi's Dark identity kills their heroic side is one that dates back to the original trilogy, when Obi-Wan Kenobi tells Luke that Darth Vader "betrayed and murdered" Anakin Skywalker. Based on that interpretation, Kylo dies earlier in the movie, when he hears his mother's voice calling to him through the Force then sees a memory or Force projection of his father reassuring him that Ben Solo is still alive. However you interpret it, Kylo definitively dies in the movie, as does Ben Solo. In a way, it's a fitting end: much of his arc is tied up in trying to imitate his grandfather, and in the end, he does, but by embracing Anakin's legacy, not Vader's.


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Rik Kuypers (né le  à Mortsel dans la province d'Anvers et mort le  à Lima au Pérou) est un réalisateur et scénariste de cinéma belge.

Biographie
Rik Kuypers est né à Mortsel en 1925.

Il est surtout connu pour avoir réalisé avec Ivo Michiels et Roland Verhavert Les mouettes meurent au port (1955), l'un des films les plus importants du cinéma belge des années 1950. L'utilisation du noir et blanc, les décors urbains, les errances sans espoir d'un héros tourmenté et les tensions d'un canevas policier peuvent sans doute se rattacher à une esthétique expressionniste, mais on évoque aussi à son propos quelques films européens (Le Troisième Homme, Jeux interdits) ou américains (Sur les quais) plus proches dans le temps.

Depuis 1982 il vit au Pérou. Il y meurt à l'âge de 94 ans d'un cancer du poumon.

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Q: Kotlin convert String to Iterable I have an iterable of People that I save as a string after converting from json. I want to know how would I convert the string back to a list.
// Save data
val peopleString = myList.toString()

// String saved is
[People(name=john, age=23), People(name=mary, age=21), People(name=george, age=11)]

Now is it possible to convert peopleString back to a list?
val peopleList: List<People> = peopleString.?

A: In short, no... kind of.
Your output is not JSON, and toString() is the wrong function to use if you wanted JSON. The output of toString() is not a proper serialization format that can be understood and used to rebuild the original data structure.
Converting a data structure into some format so that it can be transmitted and later rebuilt is known as serialization. Kotlin has a serializer which can serialize objects into a number of different formats, including JSON: https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization#quick-example.
It's not as easy to use as toString(), but that's to be expected as toStrings's purpose is very different from serialization.

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Bucarasica är en ort i Colombia.   Den ligger i departementet Norte de Santander, i den norra delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden Bogotá. Bucarasica ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Bucarasica är bergig åt sydväst, men åt nordost är den kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km norr om Bucarasica. Runt Bucarasica är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Sardinata,  km nordost om Bucarasica. I omgivningarna runt Bucarasica växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog.

Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är september, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är maj, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är maj, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med  mm nederbörd.

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Fyrish welcomes Invergordon Academy pupils
29 Nov 2017 / Keeping the lights on Community Transmission
Invergordon pupils visit Fyrish substation
Higher Physics students from Invergordon Academy were given the rare opportunity to tour a key transmission substation - that is supporting Scotland's transition to a low carbon economy - prior to being energised.
Fyrish Substation, near Alness, is being constructed by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) as part of the £1.1billion Caithness-Moray project, a major reinforcement of the transmission network serving the north of Scotland to enable proposed wind, wave and tidal generation sites to connect.
There are four main elements to the project, which will encompass work at eight substation sites, two converter stations and two overhead line reinforcement projects – as well as the installation of the HVDC cable itself in the Moray Firth. The Fyrish site will be one of the final pieces of the puzzle to be energised - giving the pupils a unique chance to see the substation before it is made live.
SSEN Project Manager, Andrew McLaren, explains more:
"We were proud to be able to provide the potential engineers of tomorrow with an insight into the substation prior to energisation. Even though the site is almost fully constructed, Fyrish will not be energised until the middle of 2018. This enabled us to safely demonstrate how substations work and how they fit into the wider electricity network."
The pupils were given presentations on the environmental and technical aspects of delivering a large scale project, followed by an environmental quiz and then a walk around the site.
Sixteen-year-old, Michael Silva from Invergordon Academy attended the site, he said:
"I thought the trip was quite interesting. I personally learnt a lot from the trip and got a better insight into possible jobs I might pursue."
SSEN has been building the new Fyrish substation, near Alness since 2015. The site won a gold Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) award earlier this year as a result of several initiatives deployed by the project team. These have included the installation of electrical vehicle charging points, gritting the local public road, providing a staff library and hosting nature walks with the local community. The annual awards recognise the highest levels of consideration and care demonstrated by construction sites towards their local neighbourhoods, the general public, their workforce and the environment.
To find out more about the Fyrish project, visit the dedicated project page here.
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> "world" so that I can more readily live for Christ.
> between what I strive for and what I have become.
> commanded us believers to do so.
> the way of escape yet.
> anything like that.  It was quite bohemian actually.
> Some other time perhaps.
> P.S.S To my friend that invited me onto this list.
> stay, but I leave it up to you.


Congratulations to STS senior, Michelle Bach, for being selected as one of this year's recipients of the J. E. Wallace Sterling Award for Scholastic Achievement!
Recognition of the secondary school teacher whom the awardee names as the most influential instructor of their scholastic career.
Recognition of the student's most influential Stanford academic advisor, or other Stanford faculty or staff member.
A luncheon celebrating the reception of this award with other award recipients.
The award is named after President Sterling, who served as Stanford's president from 1949 to 1968, and as chancellor until 1985. During his tenure, Stanford reached national prominence through his efforts to hire top scholars and create "steeples of excellence" that also attracted the best students in the country.


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Plaid AM criticises North-east Wales Metro as 'emperor's new clothes'
3Mar 2017
Responding to the Welsh Government's statement 'Moving North Wales Forward – Our Vision for North Wales and the North East Wales Metro', Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru's North Wales AM, said, "A 'North Wales Metro' was unveiled by Labour more than a year ago as an election pledge. Since then nothing has happened and this latest eight-page document is merely a reprise of that plus a few previous improvements to our road network. It regurgitates a four-year-old map of what a metro might look like, but in fact this 'metro' only consists of existing bus routes.
"It's also become the 'North-east Wales Metro', suggesting that everywhere beyond Rhyl has been forgotten. Reading the document, I see no timetable or funding arrangements in place to develop this North-East Metro and the Welsh Government should be looking at improving the public transport network system throughout the North so that people can get to work, visit friends and family or socialise more easily.
"It reminds me of the fable about the Emperor's New Clothes. The emperor in this case keeps asking us to admire his shiny new metro but the reality is that we're being offered a glorified bus system while the reality on the ground is that bus services in the North-East have been reduced in the past year. The real money in this scheme would be spent on better rail links to and from Manchester and Liverpool."
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I hope this isn't a "here we go again" moment, but in reading some of the other issues of disappearing stories (I had that happen only once so far), I fear we may be in for another set of system problems. After last year's fiasco of not getting the correct number of miles/points posted, the past couple of months have been very accurate. At the start of this month, I was shorted a total of 60 points, but every day after that has been correct (yes, I keep a daily count, I'm ocd). Today I was shorted 370 points, so my total short is now 430. That's a big lump, so I thought I'd better put up the red flag. Now, it's posible that tomorrow I'll be credited the 370. If that happens - wonderful. If not, we may need to keep a close watch of our points.
Thanks for the heads up on a potential problem. I keep track of the stories I have written, but not my points. I definitely need to start doing this.
SouthernWriter, I've been so frustrated with the disappearing story issues I've been plagued with the past few days I haven't been paying attention that closely to the point count. When you have the same story disappear 7 times in one day and another disappear twice just shortly after it's difficult to think about points. Ill pay more attention. Thanks for the heads up.
I can't imagine how maddening that is. I admire your perserverance. Update for today is that most of the miles posted, so I'm only short 80 points so far this month. Not perfect, but a lot better than missing hundreds.
Glad to hear that most of your missing points/miles have posted maybe the rest will catch up later. When we had that fiasko in Decemder and January they did a good job finally getting us our points. I hope I don't ever have another incident of disappearing stories like that again. I've had them dissapear before but not like that. I finally got the story out the next day with a different title, location, new narrative and fewer pictures. Whew!!
The system has suddenly gone haywire again. For the past week I have been shorted 10 to 20 points per day. It doesn't sound like much but it adds up. I'm now short the equivalent of one story. I'm going to let the mods know so they can hopefully prevent things getting worse.
I thought I should update. For the past five days I've been getting back some of the lost points a few at a time, so it looks like I'll end the month with only about 100 short. I can live with that. The system isn't perfect, but they are trying.
I was just looking at mine and I think I'm 100 ahead. Although I stopped keeping meticulous detail, like I did at the beginning.
Trips4me it looks like you got SouthernWriters missing 100 points. Hahaha!
Actually I think I got a lot more than 100 points, but I think it's becaused I moved up a level... which I didn't even know I got points for until I read a discussion about that this morning. I commented about that in another discussion. What a nice surprise!


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Davanagere railway station, formerly Davangere railway station (station code: DVG) is a railway station in Davanagere, state of Karnataka, India. It is one of the major railway stations in the South Western Railway zone of Indian Railways. The station is situated on P.B. road in Davanagere, exactly opposite to the city municipal corporation. It was created during the British rule and was renovated recently.. Amenities inside station include free Google Wifi, filtered water facility, refreshment stalls and retiring rooms.

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 Station Name: Davanagere
 Indian Railway Station Code: DVG
 Number of platforms: 2

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External links
 Davangere railway station on IndianTrains.org

Railway stations in Davanagere district
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Hair loss is becoming more common in women with about 30% experiencing at least some degree of thinning hair and hair loss in their lifetime. However, because female hair loss tends to be diffuse (less hair all over) and because women often maintain their frontal hairline, their hair loss may not be as noticeable, particularly in its early stages.
The psychological effects of female hair loss can be significant for women and many are emotionally affected, even with modest amounts of thinning hair. This is, in part, due to the false assumption that it is uncommon for women to lose their hair and that hair loss in women is perceived to be socially unacceptable. Both of these perceptions make dealing with hair loss particularly difficult for women.
In addition, the widely used Propecia medication is not indicated for women, so there is a misconception that medical progress in treating female hair loss is not as advanced, or that the medical community does not take the treatment of female hair loss as seriously. Lastly, because hair loss in women can so often be disguised with existing hair, many women choose to hide their hair loss from others. Not sharing their problem tends to isolate them and makes the ability to deal with their hair loss all the more difficult.
Hair loss in women is generally very gradual, with the rate accelerating during pregnancy and at menopause. It can also show seasonal variations and it is more easily affected by hormonal changes, medical conditions and external factors.
Female hair loss is affected by the actions of two enzymes; aromatase (which is found predominantly in women) and 5-alpha reductase (which is found in both women and men). However, since the diffuse pattern of hair loss typically seen in women can be caused by a number of medical conditions other than common genetic hair loss, a thorough evaluation is particularly important for female patients. If an underlying medical cause can be found and treated, the hair loss can often be reversed.
The common diffuse pattern of female hair loss caused by heredity is organised by the degree of thinning. This system of classification for hair loss in women is called the Ludwig Classification. Hair loss in the Ludwig system is labeled as being mild, moderate and extensive.
The diagnosis of "female pattern" hair loss is relatively straightforward when there is a history of gradual thinning in the front and/or top of the scalp, a relative preservation of the frontal hairline, a positive family history of hair loss and the presence of miniaturization in the thinning areas.
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Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is a treatment for hair loss based on the principle of photo-biotherapy where a laser stimulates hair follicles on the scalp producing thicker hair shafts and a fuller appearance. LLLT is most useful in patients with diffuse hair loss (the most common pattern seen in women). Two commonly use forms of laser treatment for hair loss are laser caps and laser combs.


What better way to spend a 38 degree (Celsius, or 100F) Brisbane summer day than to relax in the air conditioning and enjoy a Star Trek marathon?
Or, I could put my wireless nerd hat on and satisfy my curiosity as to whether my AP (Cisco Meraki MR33) and computer (Surface Pro 2017) were utilising beamforming.
The CWNP courseware does a great job of explaining and analysing beamforming, however I came across a great chapter in the book "802.11ac: A Survival Guide – Wi-Fi at Gigabit and Beyond" by Matthew Gast which goes into greater detail. I'm not going to digest and translate the entire chapter here (though I highly recommend reading it), though I will provide a brief overview and I am going to illustrate how I confirmed if my stations were beamforming or not.
Beamforming uses a calibration process called channel sounding between APs and wireless clients to determine if and how energy can be radiated in an optimal direction.
The beamformer transmits a Null Data Packet (NDP) Announcement frame which identifies beamformees.
This is then followed by another NDP which is a sounding frame used by the received to analyse training fields for various subcarriers and calculates a response.
This response from the beamformee contains a feedback matrix.
The beamformer uses the feedback matrix to calculate a steering matrix to direct RF energy toward the beamformee.
Stations can act as beamformers and/or beamformees.
First I took a look at the capabilities of my AP and Surface Pro in packet captures.
The highlighted beacon frame indicates VHT Capabilities of SU Beam-former & formee, and MU Beam-former.
Depending on how your wireless client device probes, you may see VHT capabilities in probe requests (or only HT capabilities; Wireshark filter: wlan.fc.type_subtype eq 4), or in the association response (Wireshark filter: wlan.fc.type_subtype eq 1).
The highlighted capabilities show the same capabilities as the AP for beamforming. So let's take a look at the beamforming process.
Success! Interestingly I never see the Surface Pro send out an NDP Announcement despite it being capable of being a beamformer, perhaps that is a driver limitation.
Beamforming is enabled by default on Meraki APs with no way of disabling it, so to compare SNR and throughput between normal and beamformed packets I would have to find a wireless client device that can disable beamforming in the driver (i.e. it wouldn't respond to an NDP Announcement with a VHT Action). Please let me know in the comments if you have found a device you can do this with!
The NDP announcement only specifies a maximum of one beamformee (by AID), and that's not required. The reason that it does so is to indicate which STA will send it's Action No Ack (TxBF feedback matrix, which is usually ~1500B) first, in order to be slightly more efficient than having to poll ALL STAs. The NDP itself is a PHY header only at BPSK (6Mbps).
Thanks, Devin! I've been meaning to watch that webinar of yours. Appreciate the additional information, love your work!
Hi Scott — Is there a chance you can share the capture file with me?
Sure, will ping you on Twitter.


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- June 4 -
First Polish Legislative Election, 1989
The Polish legislative election of 1989 was the tenth election to the Sejm, the parliament of the People's Republic of Poland, and eleventh in Communist Poland. It took place on 4 June (first round) and 18 June (second round).
Not all parliamentary seats were freely contested, but the resounding victory of the Solidarity opposition in the freely contested races paved the way to the fall of Communism in Poland. In the election's aftermath, Poland became the first country of the Eastern Bloc in which democratically elected representatives gained real power. Although the elections were not entirely democratic, they paved the way for creation of Tadeusz Mazowiecki's cabinet and a peaceful transition to democracy, both in Poland and elsewhere in Central and Eastern Europe, which was confirmed after the Polish parliamentary elections of 1991.
On June 4, 1989, voters went to the polls to elect members of the lower and upper houses of the Polish parliament, the Sejm and the Senate. The elections were not fully democratic. Under the election law at the time, the opposition could win no more than 35 percent of the seats in the lower house. The remaining 65 percent, or 299 seats, was reserved for the ruling Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR) and its two satellite parties as well as three religious and social organizations controlled by the communists.
The turnout was surprisingly low: only 62.7% in the first round and 25% in the second.
The result of the June 4 elections came as a shock to the communists-the opposition won by a landslide, gaining 160 of the 161 seats they could win in the lower house and 92 seats in the 100-member Senate. The turnout was 62 percent.
In the second round on June 18, the opposition won one seat in the lower house and seven seats in the Senate. As a result, the opposition eventually took all the seats available in a free election in the lower house and 99 seats in the Senate. The only senator from outside the Wałęsa camp was businessman Henryk Stokłosa, an independent candidate.
After their election defeat, the communists were unable to form a government of their own because Wałęsa won over some of their former allies from the United Peasants' Party and the Democratic Party. In this situation, a coalition government was formed Aug. 24, 1989 with Solidarity leading light Tadeusz Mazowiecki as prime minister. His government embarked on far-reaching changes in Poland based on democratizing the political system and reforming the economy. The latter reforms, initiated by deputy prime minister and finance minister Leszek Balcerowicz, were dubbed shock therapy. The communists filled only a few posts in the government, including those of interior and defense ministers.
The elected parliament would be known as the Contract Sejm, from the "contract" between the Solidarity and the communist government which made it possible in the first place.
Although the elections were not entirely democratic, they paved the way for creation of Tadeusz Mazowiecki's cabinet and a peaceful transition to democracy, which was confirmed after the Polish presidential election of 1990 (in which Lech Wałęsa replaced Jaruzelski as the president) and the Polish parliamentary elections of 1991.
On the international level, this election is seen as one of the major milestones in the fall of communism ("Autumn of Nations") in Central and Eastern Europe.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_legislative_election,_1989
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Payne Fund (właś. The Payne Study and Experiment Fund) – fundacja stworzona założona w 1927 roku przez Frances Payne Bolton w celu zbadania wpływu literatury brukowej na młode kobiety.  Bolton była zamożną matką, która interesowała się edukacją i założyła fundusz, ponieważ obawiała się wpływu mediów na młodzież.

Badania Kina
Fundacja w latach 30. XX wieku  prowadziła badania nad domniemanym szkodliwym wpływem kina na dzieci i młodzież. Badania te miały charakter interdyscyplinarny: w skład zespołu badawczego wchodzili socjologowie, psycholodzy i pedagodzy. Wśród badaczy znalazł się Herbert Blumer, który był głównym twórcą badania, a w przyszłości twórcą interakcjonizmu symbolicznego. Ich wyniki opublikowano w 1933 w 12 tomach.

Wnioski z badania
Aż do  opublikowania wyników badania zakładano, że kino ma wyłącznie szkodliwy wpływ na młodych odbiorców. Wyniki tego badania częściowo obaliły tę tezę. Badanie pokazało, że  dla dzieci i młodzieży pójście do kina nie jest przeżyciem indywidualnym (odmiennie niż w przypadku książek), a wiąże się z życiem zbiorowym dzieci. A filmy, choć oddziałują na dzieci, wiążą się z uspołecznianiem i uczeniem odgrywania ról społecznych, a nie przyswajaniem i naśladowaniem bohaterów filmów. Zauważono też, że kino bezpośrednio nie jest konkurencją dla książek, a zatem nie można sądzić, że pojawienie się kina jest główną przyczyną spadku czytelnictwa.

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The Paper Life They Lead: Stories by Patrick Crerand
Received Honorable Mention on the 2018 Writer's Bone Year's Best Books List
A Pontiac Sunfire experiences Springsteen-esque glory days; women captivate with unusual beauty; and a murderous sloth threatens a child. With plots that dive immediately into the absurd, Crerand captures the angst of existential crises, the search for meaning, and moments of depth and beauty through humor and attention to detail. This seven-story collection is funny, serious, and bizarre.
Cover Design: Alban Fischer
ISBN 13: 978-0-9998453-0-1
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"Crerand is some rare kind of genius, offering unexpected shots of delight in stories that are miles high in imagination and distinctly and wonderfully weird. A Pontiac car goes to school and beyond, an airplane flight zooms into outer space, and in one especially daring, loopy story, a giant 7-toed sloth inhabits an abandoned zoo. I've never read anything quite like this collection--wild, wooly, and absolutely dazzling." ~ Caroline Leavitt, author of Cruel Beautiful World and The New York Times Best Sellers Pictures of You and Is This Tomorrow
"The Paper Life They Lead is the rare book that is as hilarious as it is terrifying, as heartfelt as it is intellectual, as realistic as it is experimental. Patrick Crerand is a writer of enormous talent and depth of heart. I love these stories; everyone who reads them will too." ~ Wiley Cash, author of The Last Ballad
"The Paper Life They Lead is some kind of wild mixture of Etgar Keret and Ray Bradbury. You're never totally sure what to believe, but you always know you're in good hands. Patrick Crerand renders strange people in a world that is recognizable but not quite, and he does so with humor, intelligence, and a little bit of an edge. These stories are daring and jump off the page." ~ Tom McAllister, author of How to Be Safe
"These are some truly fine stories. What I love about Patrick Crerand is what I love about George Saunders: the persuasive absurdity, the human language (there is not a single imperfect word here) and the serious, serious laughter. I haven't had so much fun reading a book, and so much glorious heartbreak, in years." ~Daniel Wallace, author of Big Fish and Extraordinary Adventure
"Crerand's choices become the real art here, his ability to make them work so convincingly. A story with a premise like [life on a Pepperidge Farm box] could be merely a joke in the wrong hands, but Crerand's commitment steers him clear of all of that, into much better territory, much more effective fiction." ~ Michael Czyzniejewski, Story 366
"In The Paper Life They Lead, Patrick Crerand takes risks in his storytelling, and the result is an inventive collection. In this slim book of just over 50 pages, Crerand's mixture of flash fiction and slightly longer stories drops the reader into bizarre and unexpected places. Fantastical events occur even when the world looks much like the one we live in. The interesting and weird premises are stated upfront allowing the reader to focus on the characters—their relationships and how they react to the situations they are in." ~ Emily Webber, SmokeLong Quarterly
Patrick Crerand's stories have appeared in McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, Conjunctions, New Orleans Review, Ninth Letter, Indiana Review, Cimarron Review among others and have received special mention in The Best American Nonrequired Reading and Best American Fantasy anthologies. Currently, he is an Associate Professor of English Literature and Creative Writing at Saint Leo University in Florida, where he lives with his wife and three kids. You can find out more by visiting his website.


Editor's Note: Igreja Evangelica dos Irmoes, a Grace Brethren congregation in Uberlandia, Brazil, recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. Several missionaries who served with Grace Brethren International Missions (now Encompass World Partners) and were an integral part of the beginning of the church were invited back for the celebration.
Norm Johnson remembers being approached by a family in his Brazilian neighborhood to pray for a woman who was dying of cancer.
"The priest had been called different times to come, but never appeared. [The sister-in-law] said, 'I understand that you pray for people,'" recalls Norm, who served with Grace Brethren International Missions (now Encompass World Partners) from 1975 to 1987.
Maria, the patient, was a mother with four young children. Norm prayed with her. He cried out to God throughout the night to not let her die until he had an opportunity share the gospel with her the next morning. God gave that opportunity and she received Christ, complete with a visible joy that came over her. She lived for another five months to be discipled by Barbara Hulse.
It was the beginning of a Grace Brethren congregation in Uberlandia, Brazil (Igreja Evangelica dos Irmoes) and this year the church marked its 30th anniversary in May with invitations to former missionaries to help them celebrate.
Johnson and his late wife, Cleo, along with Hulse and Tim and Sandy Farner comprised the first church-planting team at Uberlandia in the mid-1970s. When the Johnsons and the Farners left the field, Dan and Nancy Green stepped in. Today, Bruce and Lisa Triplehorn are the mission staff in Uberlandia.
Returning to Brazil for the week-long celebration was Johnson, along with his daughter and grandson, Heidi and Micah Bogue; the Greens; and the Farners (and their sons, Jonathan and Jay and their families).
Many special events took place during the celebration. Area Grace Brethren pastors spoke, missionary guests shared, and the church family participated with testimonies.
Norm adds, "Word spread that the early missionaries were back and people who were not necessarily part of the church came to see us again! Each night the church was full. One night in particular, about 450 people packed in.
Judy Daniels is a freelance writer and former editor of Grace Magazine. She and her husband, Denny, live in Winona Lake, Ind.


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Senior Skateboarding
Posted on September 27, 2020 9:15 am
A discussion on skateboarding as an older novice with Josh Sutton and Esther Sayers. Words and illustrations by Josh Sutton.
The day I started skating three years ago, I inadvertently joined a unique group of adults, that is adults who skate as opposed to skaters who grew up to be adults
"Grow up!" That's what the miserable old geezer yelled at me from his car window, turning the steering wheel slowly in his string-backed leather driving gloves. His fine trilby hat was pulled down over his eyes, restricting his field of view, but in reality I think it was his 1950s mentality obscuring his vision, rather than any dapper looking hat.
I was pushing along the road on my way to the supermarket for essential supplies during lock-down, the wheels beneath my board sending gentle vibrations up through my body, reminding me that I was still alive, and even a mundane essential trip to the supermarket and back can be a wind in the hair thrill. Not that I have any hair these days, I took up skateboarding in my early 50s.
The pensioner, in his polished and cherished car, accelerated gently towards his dotage and out of my mind, that is until a little further down the road when I caught the mutterings of an old dame to her husband as they shuffled from the Post Office, pension books in hand, "Look at that idiot, he thinks he's a kid." It seemed that I'd managed to offend some folks, old folks, folks even older than me. What's so offensive about a guy in his fifties rolling along on a skateboard? Was it me or the board? I think the truth is that skateboards scare some folks; in the same way they scare small dogs that come running after you yapping and snarling at your wheels.
This chorus of disapproval rang out loud, seemingly accentuated by the almost peaceful silence that came with lock-down, a time when keeping a safe distance also appeared to amplify our differences. Cyclists, joggers and dog walkers attract scorn from those who neither do, nor will have, any of it. But in a society free of the threat of this virulent virus, those prejudices will abate. Not so with skateboarding though, and even less so with – for want of a better phrase – senior skaters.
The day I started skating three years ago, I inadvertently joined a unique group of adults, that is adults who skate as opposed to skaters who grew up to be adults. We're participating in an activity that is perceived by many as solely one for the youth. Thanks to social media it didn't take long to find others like me, and ever since I've been keen to learn of their experiences.
Learning to drop-in after about a year totally blew my mind, it was like someone had just handed me a beer glass that fills itself up once you drain the last dregs from the bottom. From that moment onward I knew that I was hooked on skating. It's not about recapturing lost youth, it has nothing to do with age. For me it's about an endless source of enjoyment, a challenge, a way of meeting new people and learning new things, and in many ways meditation. It heals me. So what does it mean to others like me? What do they get from it?
It's not about recapturing lost youth, it has nothing to do with age. For me it's about an endless source of enjoyment, a challenge, a way of meeting new people and learning new things, and in many ways meditation. It heals me
I asked Esther Sayers, a senior lecturer in education at Goldsmiths, University of London, whose academic interests are around arts participation, what motivates people to engage with art. She is currently exploring the various immersive pedagogies that operate within the context of the skatepark, with a particular focus on older women as a means to explore the navigation of risky behaviours, age and motherhood.
"I think it is important to make visible the area of skateboarding not as a child or as an adult that has done it for years but as older newcomers. It's not Thrasher and it's not Middle Aged Shred. We are talking about something different, something more radical I think," says Esther, who started skating in her late 40s.
Josh Sutton: Radical maybe, but why? It strikes me that if I were to tell people that I had just returned from a skiing holiday, they would not bat an eyelid. But when I explain that our last family holiday was spent touring the skateparks of the Basque Country, people seem to think that I'm insane.
Esther Sayers: Yes! Our family holidays are always skate tours now but during the last one to Dorset I found that it was often me skating alone. I often out skate my kids these days – my drive is more urgent somehow. They have years left to skate, I on the other hand find every moment precious and treat it as such. It's normal to do that kind of holiday in a ski context, but not skate.
Maybe it's to do with the fact that people seem to become more risk averse as they age, too comfortable perhaps. Me skateboarding, for example, has pissed off some of my closest people, like it's an affront somehow, messing with the status quo of age and expectations. My life outside skateboarding was already established, even too established – adulthood is constricting. Skating has helped me deconstruct the confinement of adulthood.
Esther Sayers enjoying a precious moment at Hackney Bumps. Photo: Henry Kingsford
My life outside skateboarding was already established, even too established – adulthood is constricting. Skating has helped me deconstruct the confinement of adulthood
Adulthood can be constricting, not least because our aging bodies interfere with our capacity to perform the feats we took for granted in our youth. But aside from the physical, there are social codes of conduct, practices and expectations that seem to multiply the older you get, especially as a parent.
It was my son that actually got me into skateboarding. I could see the fun that he was having at the park and as I was constantly down there, keeping my eye on him I thought "Why not have a go myself?" The only way to join this club is to participate. I bought a cruiser and spent the first year just pushing around on the flatground, finding my balance. When I say finding my balance, I mean both physically, in terms of trying not to fall off my board, and socially.
How would those using the park react to a middle aged man sharing common space with people much younger than them? Oddly enough, no one at the skatepark seemed bothered when I first showed up. All I ever got was encouragement from those around me. Age, it seemed, didn't matter to skaters. I expect that the few parents and grandparents sitting on the park benches watching their offspring (like I used to do) might have had other ideas though. But then again, I'm a man and it's here that my experience differs greatly from Esther's.
"Anyone can participate and being committed and persevering is the route to inclusion. There is so much support for anyone who has a go," says Esther. "The level of support and encouragement is mind blowing, but I get dropped jaws from kids who see me and stare. I must look like their teacher or their mum or grandma! What they see does not compute with their world view where older women look after them. A four year old at Hackney Bumps watched me intently through the fence and then said, "I didn't know mummies can do that." I love that I'm spinning the usual order of things on its head. Social expectations anticipate that older adults and particularly mothers with children should not get involved with action sports, danger or risk. As Spowart and Burrows (2016) remark in their work on snowboarding mothers, 'Tensions exist between the identities of a "mother" and the risks often associated with participating in action."
Whilst we have much in the way of shared experience in learning to skate later in life, it's not until Esther brings up the notion of parental roles that I begin to think that I might have an easier ride. Dads riding a skateboard, well that might appear childish, or maybe even gung-ho, but mums clearly face challenges most men don't encounter. Sure I can drop-in and hit the odd slash grind here and there, but I don't think I'll ever get the hang of stereotypes.
Josh Sutton enjoying the fruits of summertime graft at Horsforth Skatepark. Photo: Brendan Harrap
Sutton: Back in the park, I found that other skaters were more than willing to share their knowledge and were stoked when they could see I was making progress. The teenagers became teachers.
Sayers: My 13 year old son has become very good at psyching me into things. He'll say, when I stall over something I could do the day before, "Mum, the ramp hasn't changed, you've done this, you've got this." We started learning together and he is now way ahead, but amazingly still likes to skate with me every now and again.
Sutton: This makes me chuckle as I can recount very similar scenes with my own son. There was a period a year or so back where I found myself at my local, Hyde Park in Leeds, standing around with a bunch of other dads, bemoaning the fact that our kids don't want to come skating with us anymore. It brings to mind your comments about the radical element of people learning to skate later in life. It's radical because we are doing it for the first time, unlike other adults returning to skating after a hiatus, and that brings with it an advantage. We are free of the feeling that we can no longer do the things we used to be able to do. I often encounter, both in reality and through watching clips, parts and in written media, veteran skaters who lament their shrinking trick portfolios. This is in direct contrast to our experience, where every bit of progress is simply that, progress. It's an achievement, something new.
Sayers: Sure, but our progress, particularly at our age, is metered by the possibility of injury, the risk, must be outweighed by the potential gain. Arguably, the social and psychological health benefits from skating and especially gaining a new trick (your never ending beer glass) are greater than the risk presented by another swell-bow or similar. A sedentary, risk averse, lifestyle would be potentially more destructive to health in the long run. Rodney Mullen talks of 'cognitive override' in one of his TED talks. He describes the situation, where "Every fibre of your being says don't do that again", but skaters get up and the cognitive override kicks in.
Sutton: I think this goes some way towards explaining why, certainly for me, that progress appears much slower when compared to that of my son. That cognitive override is inhibited by the knowledge that my ageing body takes longer to heal.
Sayers: To engage in skateboarding I have to overrule social expectations and find a balance between risk, skill and the subconscious. To find the tipping point that occurs after learning the skills to do something. This is when I have to stop thinking about it and let my body take over. Trust that I know what to do, feel it: not think it. There is an enormous need to trust in your skills and let yourself be out of control, to embrace that feeling and enjoy it. To allow the body to take over from the mind. As an adult learner, this is difficult to do as we have learned to try to control everything.
Learning by trial and error, as my son and 10 year old daughter do, is too risky for me. Being in a good physical state is important. I take longer to recover from injury, so I am more cautious than a child. As an expert professional I needed to be a learner again. To be shit at it and know nothing, to learn from my children and their friends. This allowed me to re-evaluate learning and explore through my own experience, through my body. The learner/teacher dynamic is fascinating in the skatepark, I'm interested in reciprocal exchange that takes place as part of critical pedagogy – a political act that empowers rather than stultifies the learner.
Sutton: But why now, especially given what you've just said about the risks involved? Why learn to skateboard in your late forties?
Sayers: There are loads of reasons why now is the 'right' age for me to learn to skate. As a young woman I was way too self conscious to fail publicly and to look like a dick. Now I have the confidence of an older established woman. I'm not looking to impress or find a boyfriend. I am kind of free from some of the things that would have made me self-conscious. I'd made quite a few big steps forward in my life; buying a house, having kids, getting a PhD. Those progressions had been achieved, and new challenges or life moments had slowed up. Then along came skateboarding and I could keep growing and changing rather than settle into contented middle age. I didn't want to stop developing, evolving.
Then along came skateboarding and I could keep growing and changing rather than settle into contented middle age. I didn't want to stop developing, evolving
Sutton: That's punk. That notion of just doing something, getting up and having a go, regardless of what others might think. I like that. For me there is a similarity in the idea present at the dawn of the punk era in the mid-to-late 70's, that anyone could get up on stage and form a band. "This is a chord, this is another, this is a third – now form a band." In many ways this translates into my own experience of first stepping on a board. By doing so I joined a band, it felt like I'd come home.
There's also a huge DIY culture and artistic creativity among skateboarders and this appeals to me greatly, particularly vis-á–vis corporate behemoths and the olympicisation of skateboarding itself. Progressing on my board and learning new stuff, most recently getting backside slashes, feels like I used to when I added another 7" single to my record collection. It somehow legitimises my position as a skateboarder.
Sayers: Also, that idea of 'skill sharing' – the idea that knowledge is something to be shared collaboratively, not 'held' by experts and dispensed to the masses. This is a punk idea and one that is very much in play in the pedagogy of the skatepark. It's where the regulation and calibration that will happen as part of skateboarding's inclusion in the Olympics, Street League and other big competitions worries me. What we learn and when we learn it is up to us, and our bodies. It's not part of a syllabus, we don't have to follow a set route and there is no all knowing 'teacher' figure who will judge us.
For me learning a new trick brings an enormous sense of reward. It's like acquiring something new. I think about this as an alternative or resistance to capitalist consumer culture. I feel that the reward and the acquisition of a new trick as a thing, it's something I have, something I own but it has no commercial value. The satisfaction is like a new pair of shoes but much better. I don't need to acquire goods when I can acquire new things to learn. I guess this is part of the punk, DIY, do it for free, resist ideology that I and you I expect were acculturated with as youths.
Esther is right about that. I was brought up to question authority, don't always assume that those in charge actually know what they are doing. By taking up skating in my fifties I feel that I am challenging the norm, so when the miserable chap in his car tells me to grow up, I just push harder, faster, looking for the next challenge (frontside slash grinds).
"I really like this notion of how skateboarding is seen by older people in society," she concludes. "This rocking of the natural order of things makes some people uncomfortable. It's taken me a while to realise their reaction is most often about them and not actually about me. I shouldn't internalise their vibe. The discomfort that my skating produces in others is theirs to deal with. I just ride on. The feeling of rolling removes the block that comes from feeling self conscious, conspicuous. My skating is seen negatively as showing off by some of my peers. Too right I'm showing off! It's a hard won skill. I don't make much art for exhibitions these days, instead I skate, and this involves my body. But I'm not showing off my body, I'm showing off what I can do with it. Celebrating (still) being able to."
I don't make much art for exhibitions these days, instead I skate, and this involves my body. But I'm not showing off my body, I'm showing off what I can do with it. Celebrating (still) being able to
Josh carving the bowl at the skatepark he helped build. Photo: Brendan Harrap
Josh Sutton is a writer and illustrator from Leeds, West Yorkshire and the author of several books on travel and cooking including 'CookPal', a recipe book inspired by his time volunteering with SkatePal and in support of their work. Keep up to date with Josh on Instagram at @guyropegourmet and @redfezbooks or at joshsutton.co.uk
References: Spowart & Burrows Negotiating Moral Terrain: Snowboarding Mothers, in Women in Action Sport Cultures: Holly Thorpe, Rebecca Olive. Palgrave Macmillan: 2016 / Esther Sayers: Motion as Material


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The Allan Papers also document wildlife management in the national parks. This image is from Yellowstone.
The Karl C. Allan Papers contains correspondence, much of it connected with the U.S. Forest Service, biographical information, government documents and other printed material mainly regarding the Jackson Hole and Yellowstone areas of Wyoming, manuscripts, notebooks, and maps. A large portion of the collection consists of photographs of the Allan family and many other Jackson Hole residents and visitors, work and life of park rangers, wildlife, and scenery in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, as well as Targhee National Forest, Wyoming. You may view the collection inventory here.
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This is my solution for the [freeCodeCamp timestamp microservice Basejump](http://www.freecodecamp.com/challenges/basejump-timestamp-microservice).

User stories:

1. I can pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (example: January 1, 2016)

2. If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.

3. If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.

## Example usage:
`https://localhost/api/December%2015,%202015`

`https://localhost/api/1450137600`

## Example output:
`{ "unix": 1450137600, "natural": "December 15, 2015" }`

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Has Political Correctness Gone Overboard? | Fastweb
Has Political Correctness Gone Overboard?
How far should schools go in terms of political correctness?
There's controversy in the air, causing some to wonder: how far should schools go in terms of political correctness? According to the Huffington Post, the move that sparked the debate was Chapel Hill's University of North Carolina striking the word "freshman" from all of its official documents in favor of term they've deemed more "gender inclusive." The term "freshman" has been replaced with the new, believed-to-be-more-appropriate-term, "first-year student." The ironic twist in the story is that the change actually happened in 2009, but media attention was aroused when a Fox news reporter, John Stossel, caught wind of the modification while taping a segment for his Fox Business Network show on UNC's campus. Additionally, the Chapel Hill School said, in a statement to the Campus Reform blog, that they are "committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our community." As if the one term weren't enough to ensure a debate, UNC's statement to the Campus Reform blog continued.
"Consistent with that commitment, gender inclusive terms (chair; first-year student; upper-level student, etc.) should be used on University Documents, websites and policies." In plain English, this means "chairman" is gone because it's similar to "freshman." But, why change the other terms as well? Here's some light-hearted speculation. The term "sophomore" is derived from "sophomoric," which when translated becomes wise and foolish at the same time. Meaning: wiser than "freshman"—excuse us—"first-year students" but a lot left to learn. "Junior" is likely offensive because, though not gender specific, can be taken as an inferior or subordinate term. "Senior?" Well, nobody should be dubbed as a higher ranking level if we're going to get hyper-sensitive about everything else. Plus, nobody wants to be called old. None of the aforementioned speculation, by the way, has to do with gender but it's the best we could come up with. Cue the jokes, followed by everyone's two cents worth. Undoubtedly, reactions have been strong. Some believe the move is mocking feminism because it is unlikely that many serious complaints have been filed over the term actually being sexist. Others disagree, saying that many schools have updated the term, and they are glad that UNC finally followed suit. Who knows? Perhaps, some students were offended by the terms. If that were the case, then the school did the right thing in accommodating their students and amending the documents. Otherwise, we're just a little bit curious what brought all this urgency for political correctness on in the first place.
How far is too far in the name of political correctness?
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Well… it's safe to say, that statement wasn't one I thought I'd hear myself saying into the new year however by the way 2017 is currently going, I can already feel 2017 will definitely be a year of a lot of "cherry popping" experiences. Not to mention being forced (whether that's kicking and screaming or obligingly) out of my comfort zone and thrust into new and exciting situations!
Stabiliser's are off and I'm ready!
In October last year I signed up to another London agency alongside my agency M&P Models, and that agency is called W Models, formally known as W Fitness.
Yes, that is right, I am now with TWO modelling agencies in London, and yes, budding models and signed models alike you can do sign with two modelling agencies in the same city but that only applies if the two agencies specialise in differing fields.
So for example, M&P Models specialises in primarily Fashion and Commercial work, whereas W Models specialises in commercial Fitness and Body/Parts work. So you may be wondering, why oh why am I mentioning this on this particular post, well one reason is… because I can 😉 (lol!) but also because this happened to be my first job with my new agency, W Models! As well as being my first job with my new agency, it was also my first ever music video shoot which was funnily enough a job I had always vowed not to do because I thought my awkwardness would shine through too much! lol Alas, the rest is history!
So…who is "Shy Luv" ?
London-based duo, Shy Luv (not to be mistaken for "Shy Love/Luv" the Pornographic actress who I stubbled across on wikipedia accidentally… awks!) are comprised of two down to earth, musical marvel's named Sam Knowles and Jake Norman. The two originally just wanted to produce tracks with one another and send them off to other artists but once they heard just how well they worked together, decided to keep the magic for themselves and give birth to the pseudonym we now know them to be which is "Shy Luv".
Shy Luv are signed to the very successful and former indie label Black Butter Records, who are responsible for putting out records for Jessie Ware, Jess Glyne and everyone's favourite, Rudimental. With a record label like BBR behind them, let's hope they will be able to make superstars out of these maverick underdogs as well.
21st October 2016 – the shoot day!
We had to position our bodies in various stylised poses to enable the 126 camera's efficiently scan our frame by taking multiple images of us at the same time so that they could be easily manipulated in post production at a later stage so we could become miniature versions of ourselves falling from the sky. It was such a surreal experience!
After that we had lunch and then moved onto the second and last location of the day "The Brighton Studio".
Here is where the the filming for the music video took place. Katie Swain was the DOP (Director of Photography) on set that day, basically that means she was the one filming the entire video by herself. Seeing a woman as DOP on set instantly gave me a proud feeling of "yaaaaasss #GIRLPOWER" as I hadn't encountered a woman in that role on set of a commercial or video shoot I had been on before. It's nice to see that even in a male dominated field, women can still rise to the top!
After hearing this I knew it was going to be an awesome shoot.
We ended up wrapping by 6pm, which is quite early for a [music] video shoot, especially one as intricate as this. Most are known to overrun by a good couple of hours. However the team worked tirelessly to make sure we were all back in our abodes in time to beat most of the rush hour dash home.
Check out some behind the scenes pics below and my cameo on the official Shy Luv Vevo account!
This is too adorable! Loved it, you're amazing girl!


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In Some Cases, Statutory Challenges Hamper Use of Shared Services Authority0
While the new authority allowing installations to negotiate intergovernmental support agreements (IGSAs) with local and state governments has generated significant benefits since 2013, Congress may need to update the statute to eliminate several difficulties the military services have encountered while attempting to take advantage of it. In two cases, the statutory term limit on IGSAs
Seven Communities, Private Entities Honored for Partnering with Local Army Installations0
A computer-aided dispatch system, an installation's use of federal inmate labor, and two partnerships between the National Guard and the private sector are among the projects selected for the 2018 Army Community Partnership Awards. The competition covers memorandums of understanding, memorandums of agreement, cooperative agreements, educational agreements, leases or licenses, mutual aid agreements and intergovernmental
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A newly signed intergovernmental support agreement calling for the city of Abilene, Texas, to supply solid waste management services for Dyess AFB is expected to save the installation $250,000 annually, reports the Abilene Reporter News. Dyess, which now contracts with a private company to collect its garbage, will pay the city about $720,000 per year
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San Antonio officials believe the intergovernmental support agreement (IGSA) the city has reached with Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) for pavement and road work at multiple locations will provide the military substantial cost savings and improved support. "This agreement will enhance JBSA's support to their 266 mission partners, increase our installations' military value and also
Fayetteville Explores Potential of Expanding Shared Services with Ft. Bragg0
The city of Fayetteville, N.C., is talking with officials at Fort Bragg about the possibility of providing the post a range of municipal services. The initiative — which would take advantage of the authority enacted in the fiscal 2013 defense authorization bill allowing installations and their host communities to enter into intergovernmental support agreements (IGSAs)
In Other News: House Panel Advances DOD Spending Bill; Ft. Polk to Obtain Custodial Services from Neighbor; Defense Ministers Approve New NATO Command in Norfolk0
Congress/DoD, Mission Support/Community Partnerships
The Defense Department would be allocated $606.5 billion in base funding and $68.1 billion for the overseas contingency operations account in fiscal 2019, under the spending bill advanced by the House Appropriations Committee Wednesday. The base budget amount falls about $900 million short of the administration's budget request but represents a $17.1 billion jump over


Obesity, once seen as a failure of personal responsibility and lack of willpower, has been repackaged in a four-part HBO documentary airing tonight through Thursday as a complicated phenomenon that's largely resulting from societal mistakes that make it far easier for us to commute by car rather than by bike and to eat McDonald's rather than steamed vegetables with tofu.
We're told that 60 to 70 percent of the risk for becoming obese lies in genes inherited from our parents but that these genes don't act in a vacuum; how they're expressed depends on environmental factors like exercise and our daily diet.
It almost seems like HBO is trying to let us off the hook for becoming overweight, by implying that we should blame our government, schools, food manufacturers, and farmers for setting us up for failure. That might partially be the case, but an underlying message that could be interpreted from this documentary is that if overweight individuals are absolved of responsibility, then they have to wait for someone else to do something about it.
Weight of the Nation does, though, sound a powerful call to action -- especially when warning about the future of overweight children.
"The evidence is incontrovertible that children who are obese are at greater risk for diabetes, later hypertension and heart disease, and a variety of other health problems," said Dr. Jack Shonkoff, director of Harvard's Center on the Developing Child, in a part of the documentary devoted to childhood obesity.
And National Institutes of Health director Dr. Francis Collins tells parents that they need to pay attention when a pediatrician deems their child to be at increased obesity risk in the same manner that they would treat an impending cancer diagnosis.
But we see firsthand just how frustrating it can be to try to turn the tides once a child becomes overweight. Families who participated in the documentary -- including one from Dorchester -- allowed cameras to track them through visits to pediatric weight clinics, exercise programs, family meals, and endless conversations with doctors about how to fix the problem.
In certain Boston communities like Roxbury, Dorchester, and Mattapan, more than half of children are overweight or obese, which is much higher than the national average. Dr. Elsie Taveras, a pediatrician and obesity researcher who treated Francis at her Children's Hospital Boston clinic, told me that the advice she doles out to her patients can be very difficult for them to follow after they head back home.
She firmly believes these factors are driving the obesity crisis. After all, parents in previous generations never made a concerted effort to get their kids to exercise or eat fresh fruit, yet only a small percentage of kids was overweight.


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Show: In Tablao Flamenco you can watch some of the best dancers in the area. A show of passion, strength and nobility. The Fortuna Room is an icon known to everyone on the Costa del Sol and has been a meeting place for great artists for years.
Casino: The Casino Torrequebrada is located in the hotel's own building. A spectacular venue with all the features, perfect for those who wish to combine rest and fun. On the premises, you will find all kinds of games: from classic roulette to poker tables. In addition, it has a bar/restaurant, perfect for a snack or dinner à la carte. Guests can enjoy free entry to the casino.
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Distance from Malaga airport to Estival Torrequebrada: 18.2km / 24 mins
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The lead name on the booking will be confirmed as the named driver. The named driver must present a credit card in their name when collecting the car (credit cards in other names will not be accepted).
The named driver must also present a full valid driving licence on collection of the vehicle and in some cases a credit card or cash deposit will be required.
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Edinburgh International Film Festival 2019
We are excited to see five films involving Air-Edel at this years' Edinburgh International Film Festival.
'Carmilla', the debut feature from writer/director Emily Harris, features an original score by Philip Selway. The film is an atmospheric, coming-of-age love story steeped in eerie mystery and inspired by the gothic novel of the same name.
Maggie Rodford was the music supervisor for Tribeca Film Festival 'Best Documentary' winner 'Scheme Birds', directed by Ellen Fiske and Ellinor Hallin. As her childhood turns into motherhood, teenage troublemaker Gemma comes of age in her fading Scottish steel town. But in a place where "you either get knocked up or locked up," innocent games can easily turn into serious crime.
Emily Appleton Holley was the assistant music supervisor. Jim Sutherland co-wrote, produced and performed the original songs 'Parcel of Vogues' and 'Escape Artist' with Darren McGarvey AKA Loki The Scottish Rapper.
Joanna Hogg's Sundance Festival Grand Jury Prize winner 'The Souvenir', for which Air-Edel were music consultants, is also showing at the festival and tells the story of a young film student in the early 80s who becomes romantically involved with a complicated and untrustworthy man.
Robert Altman directed 'Gosford Park', with original score by Patrick Doyle, is showing as part of the Beyond EIFF strand. The lives of upstairs guests and downstairs servants at a party in 1932 in a country house in England as they investigate a murder involving one of them. Maggie Rodford was the music producer for the feature.
'Granada Nights', from writer and director Abid Khan will be included in the Works in Progress showcase, with original music by Andrea Boccadoro.
The festival is running from 19th – 30th June. Find out more and book screening tickets.
Lisa Gerrard & The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices, with Support from Sibéal at the Southbank Centre