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Madeleine L'Engle
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You're Forgiving WHAT?: Madeleine L'Engle's A Severed Wasp
Mari Ness
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"I don't wish to be defined by gender or genitals. I am a pianist."
— Katherine Vigneras
Having written novels focused on the emotional angst of young and middle aged adults, in the 1980s Madeleine L'Engle set off to write something a little different: A Severed Wasp, the novel of an elderly woman coming to terms with her life. Set mostly in New York City, but with multiple flashbacks to Europe, the novel also functions as a little mini reunion of L'Engle characters, featuring Suzy Austin from the Austin novels; Dave Davidson from The Young Unicorns, and Mimi Oppenheimer from A Winter's Love. (Philippa Hunter from And Both Were Young also gets a mention.) It is a novel of human pain, and our reactions to it, and how we might be able to survive.
And, despite its focus on a Manhattan cathedral, it does not quite provide the answer you might expect from L'Engle.
Katherine Vigneras is an atypical L'Engle protagonist, not merely because of her age, but because of her confidence in herself and her artistic skills. A deserved confidence: Katherine is a world renowned pianist who has traveled the world and made several critically acclaimed recordings. Music has become almost her entire focus, to the point where she thinks and reacts musically and is irritated when others do not. In a splendid moment, she is furious when the cathedral tells her that her planned concert will have to be moved to a larger venue to accommodate her popularity, since the tickets for the original venue have sold our and they intend to sell more. Rather than feel any thrill, she acidly points out that the change will entirely mess up the acoustics and thus the music she has chosen, meant for a smaller room. And then she immediately begins to plan for the larger room. Her focus on music has limited her knowledge of other things: she has apparently never, for instance, watched television or missed it.
She is also, unusually enough for a L'Engle heroine, often unlikeable, with her egotism and self-centeredness. In just one revealing moment, while she is thinking about her late husband Justin, she notes, "And he betrayed me by being castrated in one of the 'medical experiments' in Auschwitz." And that kinda sums up Katherine right there.
At the same time, this egotism and her sharpness makes her one of L'Engle's best realized characters, and the parts about growing old and accepting your life and its limitations feel very real indeed. I also love her response to a man who is trying to excuse cheating on his pregnant wife with a man by saying that men and women just have "different needs."
At that, she looked at him with astonishment. "Good Lord, I thought that went out with the nineteenth century."
Katherine has just enough self awareness to realize that she has failed others, and deeply, and this failure—particularly her relationship with her daughter, described movingly, troubles her, until she sits down at the piano. And for some reason, despite her egotism, occasional brashness, and fragility, pretty much everyone in New York City has decided to confide their problems to her. Perhaps because they realize once she's at the piano, her main concerns will be acoustics, not them. Or because if Katherine is not always a sympathetic listener, she can provide nuggets of fierce wisdom, as whena woman complains to her that Manhattan will not allow women to be just women, they must also be something, a claim that Katherine—who is, after all, already something—emphatically rejects.
And wow, does everyone have a lot to confide: drug use, finding out their lawyer husbands are having affairs with hot men; child abuse by contemporary neo-Incan priests (complete with human child sacrifice!); the recent deaths of wives in childbirth; the nasty little story that the Bishop's first wife is now a nun and his second wife is a pop star who was never going to be a great singer anyway, and LOTS MORE. I could not help remembering that L'Engle's husband worked as an actor in soap operas for years; something of that seems to have bled through here.
Anyway, not everyone welcomes Katherine's presence, as she begins receiving a series of genuinely nasty phone calls. Someone breaks into her apartment, slashing her beloved painting by Philippa Hunter, and the community decides, to Katherine's irritation, that she needs to live with others until the perpetuators are found. It creates a mystery that weaves around the mysteries and revelations of Katherine's own life, as she spends time remembering and reconciling with her past.
It's a page turner (that soap opera effect), despite, or perhaps because of, all of the increasingly improbable coincidences. But still, the novel breaks down for me in three different places.
The first is when Katherine falls in love with her Nazi jailor.
Yes, this is after the war; yes, her marriage is in a terrible place; yes, Lukas is a somewhat "better" Nazi as Nazis go; yes, Katherine is brutally scarred by her war experiences; yes, L'Engle believed in love and forgiveness, and is trying to show, here and elsewhere, that the best response to darkness and hatred is love. Yes, the Nazi in question says that he is not trying to avoid responsibility, and yes, this happens after Katherine has been horrified at what the Americans did in retaliation for the war. (While she is in prison, he mentions his admiration for her mother, but they do not enter a romantic relationship until then.)
But the man still willingly joined the Nazi party and admits later that he did so because he believed they were creating a better, purer world. The same party that, leaving all else aside, within this book alone broke her husband's hands, sent him to Auschwitz, conducted medical experiments on him, and castrated him.
And this is right after Katherine reacted with horror at the idea of sleeping with a Catholic priest. (To be fair, that was also a terrible idea, but, still.)
I can't buy it.
I understand, to an extent, what L'Engle is attempting to do here, but quite apart from my exasperation that this is her third book* where the only concentration camp survivors are French resistance fighters, I cannot accept that Katherine, whose marriage is in trouble because of the Nazis, would turn around and sleep with one of them. Unless, of course, she was attempting to hurt her husband in the absolute worst way possible—and given his demands that she sleep around and give him a child so that no one in the greater world will find out that he's been castrated, I can see the need for revenge.
*The other two books are And Both Were Young and A Winter's Love; we'll be looking at A Winter's Love later in the reread.
But I still can't buy any of this.
(It probably doesn't help that an early scene has the Jewish Mimi Oppenheimer apologizing to Katherine for assuming that everyone who went to Auschwitz was Jewish.)
The second problem is L'Engle's depiction of homosexuality. L'Engle does provide one sympathetic bisexual character, Felix, but the other bisexual and gay characters are distinctly unsympathetic, even villainous (and handled less sympathetically than the Nazi), and L'Engle consistently portrays homosexual acts as harmful, suggesting that happiness can be achieved only once gays and bisexuals stop being gay and bisexual. And even Felix, after achieving happiness through celibacy, is tortured with constant threats of exposure that are undermining his health, and guilt over his feelings for a younger man. And the only two bisexuals portrayed as not preying on, or potentially preying on, or harming children, are the two bisexuals (a lawyer and an actor) cheating on their wives, presented as distinctly unsympathetic individuals.
I recognize that much of this reflects the attitudes L'Engle was brought up in, and that this is tame and even, in the case of Felix, enlightened compared to other depictions of homosexuality at the time (1982). But I am still troubled that in a book where cheating on your husband with a Nazi officer is presented as a joyful, healing event, not one gay or bisexual relationship can be portrayed as good or potentially healing.
And this leads to my third concern. Katherine is told, in graphic detail, about a case of clear same-sex child abuse, combined with drug dealing. And does she or anyone else call the authorities? No. Katherine tells one of the women to head to confession and promises to stay silent, and then goes and plays the piano. This is purely in character for Katherine, and a beautiful bit of characterization, but it is all wrong for the other characters in the book, and it leaves the book on a chilling note.
A Severed Wasp has moments of great beauty and wisdom, and several quotable moments. It offers insightful analysis of the frustrations of women, particularly artistic women, in Manhattan, and powerful portrayals of the power of love, and what a marriage can endure. Its soap opera roots keep the plot moving, and almost allow me to buy the final coincidences in the last few pages, which to be fair were telegraphed earlier on in the book. And the portrait of Katherine is one of L'Engle's best and most convincing. I also love the quote I used to introduce this post. But for all this, it leaves me uneasy, and I am not sure if that was L'Engle's point.
Mari Ness' grandfather fled to the United States from Germany shortly before World War II. Not all of his relatives followed.
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When Project Runway 6 moves to Lifetime this November, it will also move its geographic location for the first time in its history and shoot in Los Angeles.
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Dear Gossips,
Should we check in on Prince Andrew, the member of the British royal family who was friendly with the dead rapist pedophile and accused sex trafficker now being sued for sexual abuse by Virginia Roberts Giuffre? After all, that should be the bigger royal headline, non?
Here's the latest – an unnamed source who is said to be involved in the US investigation into Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's sex trafficking operation told Reuters that Andrew is a "person of interest". Well that's a feather in the cap! A "person of interest" in a sex trafficking case involving a number of underage girls over a number of years and across several continents! How cosmopolitan! Is this royal?
If it's not royal to guest-edit a fashion magazine, is it royal to be called a "person of interest" in a criminal investigation where dozens of girls were recruited and groomed to be abused by a secret club of wealthy men?
In their report on the story, The Guardian spoke to an American legal expert, Mark Stephens, for interpretation on the characterisation of Prince Andrew as a "person of interest":
"Normally you would say 'we believe he has information which would assist our inquiries', or 'assisting the law enforcement with their inquiries', or 'we only see him as a witness but he has important evidence to give'. All of these are formulations and phrases which are restricted to someone in the capacity of a witness," said Stephens.
"In my judgment, lexicon, a person of interest is different. That is saying we believe that there may have been some wrongdoing but we don't know. And so our minds are still open but we need to speak to him in order to either include or eliminate him from our investigations."
He added: "What they are trying to do, both in the civil and the criminal case, is to pile on reputational pressure so that it becomes impossible, reputationally, for him."
Prince Andrew and Buckingham Palace have repeatedly denied involvement but, remember, he also promised to cooperate with investigators and has yet to do so. And he may never follow through with that, especially not when he's hiding underneath his mother's royal robes. Earlier this week, the Daily Beast reported that the Queen had her lawyer send letters to the British papers warning them not to seek or publish photos of any royal family members at Balmoral, where she's been spending the summer, and where Andrew immediately fled as soon as Virginia Roberts Giuffre's lawsuit was announced.
"The timing of the letter being sent the day after the lawsuit landed is likely to fuel speculation that the queen is using her enormous domestic influence to protect her favorite son."
An editor of a British newspaper told the Daily Beast that, "I've never seen a warning like this before from the queen's lawyers. It's clearly to keep people away from Prince Andrew. There is no coincidence in the timing coming after Virginia Roberts filed her lawsuit against Andrew."
And while the palace insists that this is standard procedure and "not remarkable", the fact is, the Queen's been at Balmoral since July 24 and the letters were sent the day after the lawsuit was made public and upon Andrew's arrival at the castle. It's not a stretch to connect the dots. This is the kind of support that he's counted on his whole life – so is it any wonder that he's lived the way he's lived, with such an aggressive sense of entitlement?
Yours in gossip,
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This That and Scene and Heard will return to Wickham Park on Saturday and Sunday. Last year, the street-style youth festival was billed as arguably the biggest line-up in the This That's four-year run. But 2019 could be one to top even those heady days of 2018. Peking Duk - the Canberra electronic duo who have been cooling their heels after finishing their "Biggest Tour Ever" around April, will perform on Saturday at Wickham Park in a one-off festival show, while poster-toppers Wolfmother will perform alongside the Dandy Warhols on Sunday at Scene and Heard. "On our recent tour it was very clear that Newcastle was more primed than anyone else for some of the bigger tunes with the bigger bass," Reuben Styles of Pekin Duk told the Herald in July. "Everyone was ready to have a good time. "Coming back to This That was a no-brainer for us." Since releasing their ARIA No.5 single High in 2014 and winning best Best Dance Release at the ARIA Awards, Peking Duk have continued to drop popular singles like Take Me Over, Stranger and Sugar, featuring Jack River. From the archive: This That 2017 Wolfmother has top billing at Scene and Heard Festival, which this year expands from its home in Newcastle to travel to Cairns and Brisbane as well. It comes after a run of gigs across the US, Europe and the Middle East where they played sell-out headline shows and some of the summer season's biggest outdoor festivals, such as Mad Cool in Spain, Lollapalooza in Stockholm, and Hurricane in Germany where they whipped the 50,000-strong crowd into a frenzy (check out the footage on YouTube), before heading home to Australia to play to a packed amphitheatre on the main stage at Byron Bay's Splendour In the Grass. Photos: All these moments from Scene and Heard 2018 The offers keep rolling in. That's despite the fact Wolfmother's latest album, Victorious, is already three years old. "Everyone does theorise 'Why are people coming to your shows?'," frontman Andrew Stockdale says with a laugh. "My theory is that because we have been touring consistently for 15 years, we've developed an international following and we are a lot bigger than we are aware of. I think the songs have become bigger over time - I think Joker and The Thief is up to almost 100 million streams on Spotify. I think the music has really become ingrained in people's lives. "You don't want to be continually banging on about how big you think you are because it sounds like you're giving a hard-sell, but people are astounded by it. And so am I." While you're with us, did you know the Newcastle Herald offers breaking news alerts, daily email newsletters and more? Keep up to date with all the local news - sign up here. IN THE NEWS
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Peking Duk, Wolfmother, The Dandy Warhols and all these photos from This That in Newcastle
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This That and Scene and Heard will return to Wickham Park on Saturday and Sunday.
Last year, the street-style youth festival was billed as arguably the biggest line-up in the This That's four-year run. But 2019 could be one to top even those heady days of 2018.
Peking Duk - the Canberra electronic duo who have been cooling their heels after finishing their "Biggest Tour Ever" around April, will perform on Saturday at Wickham Park in a one-off festival show, while poster-toppers Wolfmother will perform alongside the Dandy Warhols on Sunday at Scene and Heard.
"On our recent tour it was very clear that Newcastle was more primed than anyone else for some of the bigger tunes with the bigger bass," Reuben Styles of Pekin Duk told the Herald in July. "Everyone was ready to have a good time.
"Coming back to This That was a no-brainer for us."
Since releasing their ARIA No.5 single High in 2014 and winning best Best Dance Release at the ARIA Awards, Peking Duk have continued to drop popular singles like Take Me Over, Stranger and Sugar, featuring Jack River.
From the archive: This That 2017
Wolfmother has top billing at Scene and Heard Festival, which this year expands from its home in Newcastle to travel to Cairns and Brisbane as well.
It comes after a run of gigs across the US, Europe and the Middle East where they played sell-out headline shows and some of the summer season's biggest outdoor festivals, such as Mad Cool in Spain, Lollapalooza in Stockholm, and Hurricane in Germany where they whipped the 50,000-strong crowd into a frenzy (check out the footage on YouTube), before heading home to Australia to play to a packed amphitheatre on the main stage at Byron Bay's Splendour In the Grass.
Photos: All these moments from Scene and Heard 2018
The offers keep rolling in. That's despite the fact Wolfmother's latest album, Victorious, is already three years old.
"Everyone does theorise 'Why are people coming to your shows?'," frontman Andrew Stockdale says with a laugh.
"My theory is that because we have been touring consistently for 15 years, we've developed an international following and we are a lot bigger than we are aware of. I think the songs have become bigger over time - I think Joker and The Thief is up to almost 100 million streams on Spotify. I think the music has really become ingrained in people's lives.
"You don't want to be continually banging on about how big you think you are because it sounds like you're giving a hard-sell, but people are astounded by it. And so am I."
This That will return to Wickham Park on Saturday, November 9. Scene and Heard follows on Sunday, November 10.
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The Prince of Wales became patron of International Health Partners in 2005, shortly after we began our work. Over the years, he has attended our events, met our staff and spent time with our partners. We have also benefitted from connections to our patron's extensive international networks.
Continuing to renew his patronage, HRH The Prince of Wales remains among our most dedicated supporters in our 15th anniversary year.
The International Health Partners board plays a valuable role in overseeing our work. It meets four times a year and has several committees resourced by board members and other volunteers. The board is made up of trustees and members. Trustees are:
Peter O'Driscoll - Chairman
Peter is an experienced transactional lawyer, with a focus on emerging markets and impact investment. He spent 32 years working in leading international law firms, starting in New York in 1987 and moving to London in 1991. He has a track record of thought leadership in relation to investment in emerging and frontier markets and has published articles in ImpactAlpha and the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association (EMPEA) Legal & Regulatory Bulletin. Peter has a law degree from Northwestern University School of Law and an undergraduate degree from Oral Roberts University.
Peter is a board-level corporate governance advisor and has led teams in high profile, multi-jurisdictional M&A and private equity transactions, as well as corporate conflicts. His sector experience includes extensive work in energy and natural resources, mobile telecoms, growth capital and technology transactions. He currently serves as general counsel of a private equity fund and is a consultant with Gihon Partners, a London-based, specialist, multi-disciplinary consulting and advisory firm focused on frontier markets and impact investments across Africa. In addition, over the past 12 months, he has worked with the Ground_Up Project and UN SDG Lab in Geneva on the Impact Rescue Facility, a ~$1bn rescue fund for COVID-19-affected, impact-oriented SMEs in developing countries.
Since 2013, Peter has divided his time between Lugano, Switzerland and London. He has been involved with IHP since its formation, initially as its pro bono legal counsel, then as a board member of both IHP's UK and US entities, and, since 2019, as its chair. He and his wife, the artist Marie-Solange Ladenius, have four grown daughters between them, and four dogs. When in London, they attend Holy Trinity Brompton.
Helen Leighton
Helen has spent over 25 years working as a Senior Commercial Leader for a variety of Global Pharmaceutical Companies including GSK, Abbot Labs, Janssen and Bayer. Having started her career as a pharmacist, she brings a wealth of experience across both pharmaceutical and consumer sectors and across all divisions, most notably recently in marketing and team development. Her style is underpinned with a strong collaborative approach and she is a qualified coach. Helen has two daughters and is a committed Christian worshipping at St Johns, Hampton Wick.
Alex Stewart is a London-based commercial lawyer and management consultant. He was born in Ethiopia and spent the early part of his life there and in the Seychelles, where his parents worked as journalists in international Christian radio. He was educated in the UK and went on to read Philosophy and Politics at Bristol University. After a stint working as a journalist with the BBC World Service, he converted to law and in 1996 qualified as a solicitor with City firm Charles Russell, where he spent 5 years as a corporate and commercial lawyer. He then moved in-house working in technology, media and infrastructure businesses.
Alex has always retained close connections with East Africa, initially as part of volunteer teams with Alpha and Tearfund, and in 2015 he was appointed General Counsel and Commercial Director for Cambridge Industries, a developer of renewable energy projects across the horn of Africa. Whilst at Cambridge Industries, Alex helped oversee the construction in Addis Ababa of the Reppie waste to energy plant, the first green power plant of its kind in Africa, which safely and cleanly converts most of the capital's daily municipal waste into electrical power. After three years at Cambridge, Alex was appointed to his current position as General Counsel of Verdant Frontiers Group, an impact investment fund focussed on East Africa, whose portfolio companies span industries from healthcare and hospitality to agribusiness, construction and consulting services to property development. Alex is also the founding partner of Gihon Partners, a specialist, multi-disciplinary consulting and advisory firm focused on frontier markets and impact investments across Africa.
Alex is married to Rebecca and they have two children. After many years worshipping at Holy Trinity Brompton and a long association with Alpha International (where Rebecca still serves on the board) Alex and his family now worship locally at Holy Trinity Barnes. In his spare time he is a keen photographer and filmmaker.
Wei-Lynn Lum
Wei-Lynn advises the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on energy networks and markets as an advisory lawyer in the Government Legal Department. She has previously advised the Department of Health and Social Care on mental health and mental capacity law, and the Ministry of Defence on armed forces pensions and compensation schemes. She qualified as a lawyer in Australia, starting her career in the Department of Premier and Cabinet in the Victorian State Government of Australia advising on a wide range of legal policy issues. She has served as a trustee for the North Melbourne Legal Service (a community legal centre) and City Gateway (an East London charity supporting young people, women and families).
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Jo qualified from St Thomas's Hospital Medical School, London in 1991 and trained as a GP in Guildford and Camberley. She was a GP partner in Liphook for 13 years including 5 years as a senior partner before leaving in 2018 to help form a private GP clinic, Hindhead Health. She continues to practice as an NHS GP in Bordon, Hampshire.
She has four grown-up children and lives in West Sussex with her husband, 2 dogs and a collection of chickens.
Glyn Williams
Glyn is a Chartered Accountant with 35 years' experience in professional services, working in Mazars, an international firm of auditors and advisers. He was a member of the firm's UK Executive Board from 2002 to 2017; he was responsible for all aspects of internal and external financial reporting, to improve decision making and performance and to enhance confidence for stakeholders.
Glyn is now seeking to use his financial experience to help charities manage their finances in alignment with achieving strategic goals. He is married with 3 adult children and lives in Kent.
Simon Howard
With a degree in microbiology from Leeds university, Simon spent 10 years in a variety of sales and marketing roles in the Pharmaceutical industry working for Searle and then Bayer. He was involved in the UK launches of Tildiem LA (diltiazem) and Arthrotec (misoprostol plus diclofencac) at Searle and then managed the anti-infectives portfolio at Bayer.
Marketing healthcare products in the 1990s required the development and communication of economic arguments as well as presenting clinical data and this led to the founding of Abacus International, the first agency of its type in the world. They became market leaders in health economics, market access, systematic literature review and Health Technology Assessments (HTA) such as NICE.
In 2012 Simon sold Abacus to an American market research company called Decision Resources Group. Any work he now does raises funds to be used for charitable purposes.
Simon sat on the grants committee for Samaritans Purse, been an entrepreneur advisor for TBN (Transformational business network) and invested in a small Christian charity called Laces using football coaching and a feeding programme to reach vulnerable children in Liberia.
Simon invested in two companies, M-tech analytics (offering similar services to Abacus and run by trusted ex-staff) and Agape media, managed by a friend of mine who is a journalist and SKY sports news presenter. Our first major project was a film called "a man from Nazareth" filmed on location in Israel and screened by TBN and UCB broadcasters.
Currently, he is the founding chairman of CMS UK, a charity that raises money to support HIV Orphans in Eswatini. CMS UK has three staff managing the day to day operations and Simon chairs the monthly operational meetings as well as quarterly board meetings. He is also on the board of Challenge Ministries Swaziland (Our international board).
He remains involved in the healthcare sector by acting as an advisor and non-exec chair to various healthcare agencies. He is a husband to Clare and father to three daughters.
Barbara Brese
Barbara is an Independent Consultant & Thought Leader in healthcare working with a range of bio- pharmaceutical industries and the NHS. A pharmacist by profession, she is passionate about making positive changes to healthcare through system leadership. She was the Strategic Account Manager for NHS England at MSD from 2016-2018.
Prior to that, Barbara worked in the NHS for 22 years where she gained considerable experience in both hospital and primary care. Her final role was as the Deputy Director and Chief Pharmacist in NEL CSU from 2011-2016.
Barbara is married to Alikem, a Chartered Architect and Project Development Professional and they have 3 children. Barbara has been a member of her church for the past 27 years where she plays many roles. She enjoys working on the Alpha programme as a leader and helping with the running of the Christian Business Network. Barbara also offers Christian mentorship to young adults with a focus on ladies in their 20s & 30s. In her spare time, she enjoys long walks.
Peter Ballard (healthcare executive)
Professor Raman Bedi (chair, Global Child Dental Fund)
Viscount Crispin Brentford
Andrew Russell (chartered accountant)
Professor The Lord McColl (chair, Mercy Ships UK)
International Health Partners has two (unpaid) ambassadors in the healthcare industry, who play an essential role in representing our interests and promoting our work in specialist fields. Ambassadors endorse us, open doors, and make useful introductions - we are very grateful for the work they do.
Professor Richard Barker
Richard has been associated with International Health Partners from its foundation and is the immediate past chairman. He is passionate about advancing biomedical innovation and about accelerating and spreading access to the fruits of this innovation to patients worldwide.
He is founding director of New Medicine Partners, a global firm assisting public and private sector organisations to accelerate the worldwide development and adoption of precision medicine. He also founded the Oxford-UCL Centre for the Advancement of Sustainable Medical Innovation (CASMI), a major UK academic initiative aimed at bringing biomedical advances more rapidly and affordably to patients. He is chairman of the South London Health Innovation Network and of the corresponding Genomic Medicine Centre. He also chairs Kvatchii, a digital health company bringing cardiovascular health improvement to India and other middle-income economies. He is a board member of Image Analysis, a UK company using MRI to quantify the impact of therapy on disease and of Celgene, a major US-based bio-therapeutics company.
His 30-year career in healthcare has spanned biopharmaceuticals, diagnostics and medical informatics, both in the USA and Europe. Richard has held several senior roles, and has been director general of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, general manager of Healthcare Solutions for IBM, chief executive officer of Chiron Diagnostics and head of McKinsey's European healthcare practice.
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James has more than 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, predominantly in the generics and biosimilar sector. He has held commercial, business development and general management roles in the UK, Europe and globally. James has a bachelor's degree in chemical and biochemical engineering, and a D.Phil in chemical engineering, both from the University of Birmingham.
James joined Accord in 2010 and currently leads its operations in the EMENA region. As part of this, he is developing and delivering strategy to improve people's access to high-quality, affordable medicine. Over the last eight years, Accord has grown from fewer than 50 employees to more than 1,400 people in 25 different countries.
"Through International Health Partners, our medicines reach and help some of the most vulnerable people in the world, whose access to treatment is very limited. IHP does important work and we are honoured to be a part of it." - Dr James Burt, IHP Ambassador and Executive Vice President, EMENA, Accord Healthcare
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Any one out there taking it care to share their experiences?
I haven't noticed any differences, however I had no issues I was aware of I was just hoping to give my gut bacteria a treat.
My wife has been a poor sleeper for years and suffered bloating and constipation regularly, she appears to be drastically improved in all respects.
Our friend (poor sleeper) suffered stomach ache when taking it but persevered (for 3 weeks) hoping the symptoms would reduce in time, however they didn't and she couldn't tolerate it any longer so has stopped taking it.


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Bunni Oslund-Fisk, manager of the Lancaster Mall reported that more than half of the stores in the mall participated in the candy giveaway, and she said she couldn't recall a Halloween as busy as this past one. She believes it was an all-time record, and given candy counts provided by the stores, the mall served more than 5,000 kiddos this year compared to about 3,500 last year.
"Obviously, the weather played a role, but we were glad to accommodate. Our stores really get behind this effort, and we had lines that went clear back and around the inside of the mall. We had employees stationed with bags of candy at all of the entrances to make sure the kids got some in case the stores ran out," Oslund-Fisk said.
She said the mall had a two-day effort leading up to the trick-or-treating that was coordinated and staffed by Connection Life Church of Salem. It included a hunt for candy hidden in a balloon pit, face painting and costume contests. More than half of the mall's stores then participated in the trick-or-treating from 6 to 7 p.m. Saturday night, and Oslund-Fisk said she heard stores were running low or completely out shortly after the first half-hour.
"We bought a significant amount of candy, and so did Connection Life Church," she said. "What's more, in many stores, the employees themselves buy the candy because they're not certain of corporate support. The money comes out of their own pockets, and it's because they believe, like we do, in providing a safe, dry and well lit area for trick or treating."
Kevin and Kristie Truett, senior pastors, said Connection Life Church provided more than 450 pounds of candy, 12 games, more than 3,000 balloons for the balloon pit, more than 50 volunteers and six full-time security staff for the event. It was the second time the church has sponsored Harvest Nights at the mall, and they said they were pleased to serve more than 5,000 kids on Saturday night alone.
Kristy Kummer-Pred, general manager of Woodburn Premium Outlets, said about half of the mall's stores participated in its event, which lasted from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday night.
She said the mall is typically "pretty busy" on Halloween. "But this year, we were busier than usual. It was probably helped by the fact Halloween fell on a Saturday night."
Kummer-Pred said most of the merchants she talked to said they were surprised by the larger than average turnout.
"Many stores were already out of candy at 5:30, and we know we were very busy because it was very wet and very windy. But we were delighted with the turnout," she added.
Andy Bryant, hydrologist with the National Weather Service office in Portland, said the Salem area didn't get just a little rain on Halloween night. It was soaked with 1.85 inches, which he said on most days would have been a record in itself. But in 1994, 2.71 inches of rain fell on the Mid-Valley.
"Most people know it was a really wet day, but what's most interesting to us is that half of the monthly total of rainfall for the month of October fell on that one day, Halloween."
Obviously, it takes more than a couple of inches of rain to cancel Halloween in the Mid-Valley.


Once completed my studies at Politecnico di Milano (MA in architecture) and Universidade do Porto, I mainly deal with photography as a tool to explore space and the ways of using it.
After two years living in Jerusalem, in which I started my career as photojournalist for the news agency Flash90, I recently moved to Venezia.
Photography always represented the way to relate myself to the situations I live, my point of view on the world, a fil rouge through the different interests that I have, from architecture to art and literature.
Photography is also a way to abstract life, looking for somenthing bigger then the simple situations we live.
I worked for the international photofestival Cortona on the Move in 2018, I exposed in the collective exhibition "Ca' Brutta 1921, Giovanni Muzio Opera prima" (Milano, Castello Sforzesco, 2016) and my pictures have been published on magazines such as Bicitech (Italy) and Massa (Israel).


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Oklahoma City explores the intertwined narratives of the worst domestic terrorist attack in the U.S. and the anti-government movement that inspired the actions of Timothy McVeigh, including two standoffs with law enforcement with tragic outcomes - Ruby Ridge and the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas.
On April 19, 1995, McVeigh, a former soldier deeply influenced by the literature and ideas of the radical right, set off a truck bomb that destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people and injuring 675 others. Oklahoma City traces the events that led McVeigh to that day and recounts the stories of the survivors, first-responders, U.S. Marshals, FBI investigators and journalists who covered the events. The film provides an in-depth and provocative exploration of the white supremacist, extremist militia movement that rose to prominence in the early 1990s and still makes news today.
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Remember the Video of a Homeless Man Playing the Piano? Here's What's Happened to Him Since
By Pedro Marrero
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Donald Gould was a 51-year-old homeless living in Sarasota, Florida, where he spent his days watching his life go by and wandering the streets, surviving as best he could.
One day, the music changed his life; there was a piano outside a restaurant in the streets of Sarasota, Donald passed by and observed the piano which was there for anyone who wanted to play it, he went to sit down in front of the piano and timidly began to play a beautiful melody.
To the surprise of many the homeless man played the piano perfectly, he masterfully delighted the pedestrians who passed through the sidewalk and gave them a great show. While Donald played the piano, he moved the deepest fibers of those who were there listening.
A woman recorded him with her cell phone. The video shows the magical moment when the homeless man started playing the piano leaving everyone around speechless. Luckily, Donald's video quickly went viral.
A music station contacted him to help him and tell his story, which was very sad; Donald was a former mariner who lost his wife, and in his sadness, he fell into drugs which caused him to lose custody of his 10-year-old son whom he had very much missed.
The man lost everything and was left in the street, the life he had disappeared, without a wife and children, he wandered the streets and survived with crumbs of food.
His story moved everyone, and the television helped him, he bought clothes and improved his appearance, a campaign was made to help the musical prodigy to recover his life a little.
This man had the opportunity to start over again thanks to the music, he got a job in a pianist bar and little by little he has been recovering. In June 2017, Donald released his first album, "Walk on Water". He is a constant reminder that everyone deserves a second chance in this life.
The story of the homeless pianist captivated many and stole the hearts of thousands, who could observe in Donald the power of art. Music is universal and does not distinguish between social classes or appearances, that's why it's a great way to heal the soul.
In Macclesfield, Cheshire, two teenagers gave a homeless man another chance to live. The two fifteen-year-old were walking home from one friend's funeral when they saw a man who was about to jump from a bridge, so they rushed to stop him.
Another inspiring story is one of a formerly homeless teenager who has received 17 acceptance letters from colleges and will be the first person in his family to attend higher education.
New Jersey Teen Who Was Once Homeless Gets Accepted into 17 Colleges
18-year-old born with 4 fingers touches people's hearts with his piano-playing skills
Heartwarming moment 2-year-old boy gives his shoes and socks to homeless boy
Dylan was inspired by his mother's determination to make a better life for her family and threw himself into his studies at Henry Snyder High School. The teen became senior class president and was inducted into the Honor Society.
Woman Spots a Homeless Man Rifling through Her Trash, Marries Him 42 Years Later
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The "Yes Scotland" campaign is planning a multimillion-pound marketing drive to encourage the public to vote for Scottish independence in September's referendum.
According to a report in the Daily Telegraph, the pro-independence campaign is getting ready to launch a £2.5m outdoor ad campaign next month. Further bursts of activity will take place around the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in July, and in the weeks leading up to the 18 September vote.
It is reported that the pro-independence campaign, led by Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, will spend up to £7m on a combination of print, cinema and digital advertising.
During the official campaign, which begins on 30 May, both pro and anti-independence camps are limited by a campaign spending cap of £1.5m.
A spokesperson for the pro-UK Better Together campaign has accused the Scottish Government of using public funds for the political campaign – a claim it denies.
He said: "The SNP have already spent hundreds of thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money on billboards and advertising agencies. They have shown that no budget is too big when it comes to using our money to pay for propaganda for their independence campaign."
A Yes Scotland spokesperson said: "We are working hard to achieve a Yes vote so that Scotland's future is in Scotland's hands. In terms of donations received, we have made it clear that we will publish further details in due course."
Last month, it was revealed that Yes Scotland director of marketing Ian Dommett was to leave his post.


Angina (chest pain) can originate from coronary artery injury and is significantly reduced by administration of high-dose oral vitamin C, which has been demonstrated in both animal and human studies. [Coronary Artery Disease 15: 21-30, 2004; American Journal Cardiology 87:1154-9, 2001] Low vitamin C levels are associated with angina. [Journal Cardiovascular Risk 3: 373-77, 1996] The males in the DART-2 trial were strongly non-compliant in regards to advice to consume more fruit, which would be rich in vitamin C. Therefore, fish oil may have been inappropriately selected to reduce mortality among angina patients. The fact males with angina ignore advice to eat foods rich in vitamin C is sufficient evidence that vitamin C deficiency is a behavioral/nutritional disorder.
Furthermore, among the 89 pooled studies, 44 involved supplemental omega-3 oils. Others involved dietary intake. Only 8 of these studies were large (greater than 500 subjects). So the results of one large study, like DART-2 (3000+), skewed the pooled results. Some studies involved daily intake of omega-3 oils as low as 400 milligrams, and one study 7000 milligrams. But when the all the participants in these studies were divided into four groups of varying intake of omega-3 oils, the lowest intake group only consumed ~100 milligrams per day and the highest group ~600 milligrams per day. Essentially, all four groups, on average, consumed very low amounts of omega-3 oils! [British Medical Journal, Online First March 24, 2006] The small difference between these groups would hardly be expected to show much difference in mortality.
By the way, where were the news reporters when researchers in Germany reported in the April issue of Critical Care Medicine that omega-3 fish oils, given in hefty doses (7000+ milligrams for a 160-pound/70kilo adult) to hospitalized critical care patients for about 9 days, lowered mortality rates from 18.9% to 12.0% ( 37% reduction)! Fish oil also reduced length of hospital stay and need for antibiotics. [Critical Care Medicine 34: 972-79, 2006] Fish oil saves lives!


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Home Gaming Warning: Nvidia's latest driver is destroying some graphics cards
Warning: Nvidia's latest driver is destroying some graphics cards
By Alessandro Barbosa
Nvidia is generally rather good with their driver updates. Especially when it comes to new releases, the team in green is usually on the ball – pushing out game ready drivers that, in most cases, stabilise launch performance better than their competition. Not this week though. This week, Nvidia's driver meant to help The Division launch did the exact opposite of help, and in some cases became the worst nightmare for PC games.
Nvidia Driver 364.47 – which is no longer up for download – started plaguing PCs globally shortly after launch. Many, many users quickly began posting issues to Reddit, official Nvidia forums and more, including a loss of sound, visual corruption, Windows crashes and handicapped performance. In some of the more extreme cases though, some users reported the driver being able to damage hardware, and even burning out some graphics cards and power supplies.
This is just one comment from the Nvidia page.
Disaster struck… I chose to update to these drivers and went to bed. I woke up to the smell of something burning. My computer is toast… it must have been restarting continuously for over 8 hours. Damn… turns out the power supply gave up and luckily not the GPU which is a 980 Ti.
Nvidia quickly took notice, first pointing to multiple display setups as a problem area and quickly shifting gears to an underlying bug in the driver. It was quickly pulled and replaced with Driver 364.51, which solved issues for some but created brand new ones for others. That's really as far as Nvidia has progressed so far, so for now it's probably advisable to just sit tight and wait. Nvidia doesn't usually have such widespread issues with their driver releases, so it might take a little longer for them to nail down the cause.
You could risk it to try and (hopefully) get the best out of The Division (when it's not crashing on its own), but it just seems too risky. Having drivers damage PC hardware is rare, but it's certainly not something with which you want to tempt fate. We'll update as soon as Nvidia finds a more permanent fix to the issue.
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Q: Segmentation fault when reassign the map value The following code behaves different on different environments.
On
 c++ -v
Using built-in specs.
COLLECT_GCC=c++
COLLECT_LTO_WRAPPER=/usr/lib/gcc/aarch64-linux-gnu/7/lto-wrapper
Target: aarch64-linux-gnu
Configured with: ../src/configure -v --with-pkgversion='Ubuntu/Linaro 7.5.0-3ubuntu1~18.04' --with-bugurl=file:///usr/share/doc/gcc-7/README.Bugs --enable-languages=c,ada,c++,go,d,fortran,objc,obj-c++ --prefix=/usr --with-gcc-major-version-only --program-suffix=-7 --program-prefix=aarch64-linux-gnu- --enable-shared --enable-linker-build-id --libexecdir=/usr/lib --without-included-gettext --enable-threads=posix --libdir=/usr/lib --enable-nls --enable-bootstrap --enable-clocale=gnu --enable-libstdcxx-debug --enable-libstdcxx-time=yes --with-default-libstdcxx-abi=new --enable-gnu-unique-object --disable-libquadmath --disable-libquadmath-support --enable-plugin --enable-default-pie --with-system-zlib --enable-multiarch --enable-fix-cortex-a53-843419 --disable-werror --enable-checking=release --build=aarch64-linux-gnu --host=aarch64-linux-gnu --target=aarch64-linux-gnu
Thread model: posix
gcc version 7.5.0 (Ubuntu/Linaro 7.5.0-3ubuntu1~18.04)

the assignment in constructor of B will fill aptr_ with value std::shared_ptr<A> (empty) = {get() = 0x0}, which leads to the Segmentation fault when reading s from a.
But on
Using built-in specs.
COLLECT_GCC=c++
COLLECT_LTO_WRAPPER=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/5/lto-wrapper
Target: x86_64-linux-gnu
Configured with: ../src/configure -v --with-pkgversion='Ubuntu 5.5.0-12ubuntu1~16.04' --with-bugurl=file:///usr/share/doc/gcc-5/README.Bugs --enable-languages=c,ada,c++,java,go,d,fortran,objc,obj-c++ --prefix=/usr --program-suffix=-5 --enable-shared --enable-linker-build-id --libexecdir=/usr/lib --without-included-gettext --enable-threads=posix --libdir=/usr/lib --enable-nls --with-sysroot=/ --enable-clocale=gnu --enable-libstdcxx-debug --enable-libstdcxx-time=yes --with-default-libstdcxx-abi=new --enable-gnu-unique-object --disable-vtable-verify --enable-libmpx --enable-plugin --with-system-zlib --disable-browser-plugin --enable-java-awt=gtk --enable-gtk-cairo --with-java-home=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-gcj-5-amd64/jre --enable-java-home --with-jvm-root-dir=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-gcj-5-amd64 --with-jvm-jar-dir=/usr/lib/jvm-exports/java-1.5.0-gcj-5-amd64 --with-arch-directory=amd64 --with-ecj-jar=/usr/share/java/eclipse-ecj.jar --enable-objc-gc --enable-multiarch --disable-werror --with-arch-32=i686 --with-abi=m64 --with-multilib-list=m32,m64,mx32 --enable-multilib --with-tune=generic --enable-checking=release --build=x86_64-linux-gnu --host=x86_64-linux-gnu --target=x86_64-linux-gnu
Thread model: posix
gcc version 5.5.0 20171010 (Ubuntu 5.5.0-12ubuntu1~16.04)

the code works fine.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class A
{
public:
  A(string s)
  {
    s_ = s;
  }
  string s_;
};
using APtr = shared_ptr<A>;
class B
{
public:
  map<string, APtr> aptr_;
  B()
  {
    aptr_["1"] = getA("1");
    aptr_["2"] = getA("2");
  };
  APtr getA(const std::string &s)
  {
    if (aptr_.find(s) != aptr_.end())
    {
      return aptr_[s];
    }
    else
    {
      aptr_[s] = APtr(new A(s));
      return aptr_[s];
    }
  };
};
int main()
{
  auto b=B();
  auto a=b.getA("1");
  cout<<a->s_<<endl;
}

I think this may involve some undefined behavior.So what specific undefined behavior is this?

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Magnelab's SCT-1250 Series split-core current sensors transform an AC input current up to 800 Amps to an output of 0.333 Volts. Split-core transformers are ideal for installation on existing electrical wiring by snapping around the conductor. The SCT series have a self-locking mechanism.
The Magnelab SCT-1250 series is a popular and frequently used split core current sensing transformer.
that is already installed. At the same time, the SCT-1250 series comes with a self locking mechanism for added safety.
It is most commonly used in recording, data logging, energy management, power monitoring and cost allocation.
within the frequency range of 50 Hz and 400 Hz and comes with a twisted pair lead measuring 8 foot in length.
CE and RoHS standards. Finally, it comes with a 10 year warranty as standard to guarantee its quality.


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