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Many popular light bulbs will disappear in 2014
Dec 30, 2013 at 12:01 AM Dec 30, 2013 at 10:30 PM
Say goodbye to the old-style light bulb.
On Wednesday, it will become illegal to manufacture or import 60- and 40-watt incandescent bulbs because of federally mandated efficiency standards signed into law in 2007 by then-President George W. Bush.
75- and 100-watt incandescent bulbs were phased out in earlier stages, but the coming ban on 60- and 40-watt bulbs will have affect consumers more because of their popularity for residential lighting, experts said.
That means the sort of general-service light bulb we�ve used for more than a century can no longer be made in or imported into the United States.
It may not be noticeable until a few months into the next year when those light bulbs are bought and not replaced, but businesses are expecting to provide a bit of education to consumers unaware of the new change.
On the plus side, it means more choices and smaller electric bills. On the minus side, it means an end to dirt-cheap light bulbs and grab-and-go bulb shopping. Now you need to read labels.
The new lighting standards, part of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, were intended to make light bulbs more efficient and reduce the amount of energy needed to power them. They�ve done that, but they�ve also left some consumers confused in the face of all the choices in the lighting aisle.
�You�re used to buying that 60-watt bulb and knowing what it looks like and everything else,� said Cordell Blackmon, manager of the Batteries + Bulbs store in Ohio. Now, he said, customers who buy bulbs in haste often bring them back when they find the bulbs don�t meet their expectations.
Buying the right bulb requires more attention than it used to, Blackmon said. But with a little education and guidance, he said, his customers end up with what they need.
The Jan. 1 phaseout of old-style 40- and 60-watt bulbs is the third step in the change to more efficient forms of lighting. The first step, in 2012, targeted 100-watt bulbs and was followed in 2013 by the elimination of traditional 75-watt bulbs.
Although the lighting law has commonly been called a ban on incandescent light bulbs, lighting experts say that�s inaccurate. The law doesn�t ban incandescent bulbs but only requires them to be more energy-efficient.
What�s more, the law doesn�t affect all incandescent light bulbs, just general-service bulbs � pear-shaped bulbs with a medium base, the kind that for years were used most commonly in the home. A whole lot of bulbs are exempt, including three-way bulbs, 150-watt bulbs and bulbs with narrower candelabra bases that are often used in chandeliers.
The law may be frustrating some consumers, but many lighting specialists and sustainability advocates cheer the innovations it has spurred. The lighting standards �have led to more lighting innovation over the past five years than we saw during the 100-plus years since Edison invented the light bulb,� Noah Horowitz, director of the National Resources Defense Council�s Center for Energy Efficiency, wrote in his blog.
Now consumers have essentially three choices: compact fluorescent light bulbs, LED bulbs and halogen bulbs.
Compact fluorescent light bulbs, or CFLs, are long-lasting and stingy on energy use and relatively inexpensive. But they have features some people don�t like, including the inclusion of a tiny amount of mercury.
LED bulbs are illuminated by light-emitting diodes. They last for decades and use even less energy than CFLs, but they�re still fairly expensive.
Halogen bulbs are the most like the old familiar incandescent bulbs. They don�t save nearly as much electricity or last as long as the others, but they�re probably the best choice for people who really don�t want to change, said Terry McGowan, director of engineering for the American Lighting Association.
Consumers will pay more upfront for LED and CFL bulbs, but the new technologies will save homeowners about 85 percent and 75 percent, respectively, on their energy bills. In addition, LED bulbs can last up to 23 years, and CFL bulbs last about nine years.
Spotlight on light bulbs
Here�s a rundown on your main choices for bulbs.
CFLs: or compact fluorescent light bulbs, are sometimes called twisty or spiral bulbs. The earliest bulbs turned people off with their little light and slowness to come on, but they now come on instantly and produce a light quality equal to incandescent.
Pluses: They�re fairly cheap, about $1.25 to $2.50 each for a 60-watt-equivalent bulb. They last a long time � about nine years with normal use. They burn cooler than traditional incandescent bulbs and use much less energy.
Minuses: They can take a minute or more to reach full brightness, so they�re not the best choice for stairways or other places where instant brightness is important. Some CFLs can�t be used outdoors, in enclosed fixtures or with dimmers. And CFLs contain mercury, albeit a tiny amount.
LED: These bulbs, illuminated by light-emitting diodes, until recently were pretty much limited, but recent improvements in price and quality make them worth a look.
Pluses: They last so long you may never have to replace them. Energy Star LED lights are guaranteed to last 25,000 hours, which translates to almost 23 years with normal use. They�re also slightly more energy-efficient than CFLs, using 10 watts of electricity to produce the light of an old-style 60-watt bulb. What�s more, they�re cool to the touch.
Minuses: They�re still fairly expensive. You can find some bulbs for $10, but brighter bulbs are still in the $30 to $40 range.
Halogen bulbs: Really a type of incandescent bulb, except the filament is enclosed in a capsule filled with halogen gas under high pressure, allowing the filament to burn hotter with less energy, making the bulb more efficient.
Pluses: They look and perform pretty much the same as old-style incandescent bulbs, but with less electricity. They come on instantly, can be dimmed, produce a familiar warm light and can be used anywhere old-style incandescent bulbs could.
Minuses: They�re more expensive and don�t give you nearly the savings on your electricity bill or the longevity as the other two. The bulbs also burn hot.
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Olivia Hagerty
1. What does it mean to be CCIW runner of the week for the third time?
"It's an accomplishment and I think I put in a lot of hard work. It is reassuring to know that every single minute and every single hour I spend thinking about it and working towards my goals, it is worth the time I put in."
2. What are and have been your personal goals for this season?
"Individually, I obviously want to get faster. The biggest goal I have though is to stay injury-free because I can't run well if I am injured and, of course, to have fun. Always enjoy the sport."
3. How about a goal that you have for your team?
"Teamwise, we want to place at conference. We are definitely doing better than past seasons and are building back up. We have been placing better at each meet and catching up to North Central which is always nice. Also, packing up more as a team. I think we are doing that really well in practice which translates into meets."
4. How are you preparing yourself for the CCIW conference meet?
"I am trying to keep calm because I tend to get nervous. But I think about all the work I have put in. I will go to the trainers if I need to and definitely find something I can root in so when I am racing, it will help me get through and push me through the race."
5. What does Augie Cross Country mean to you?
"We are family. We build relationships and there are so many team members so you get to know a lot of people. Also, hard work. Each and every person puts in so much hard work."
6. When did you start running cross country and how did you get hooked on running?
"I started running my freshman year in high school. I did it mostly so I can stay in shape for soccer, but then the coach had a really big influence on me and encouraged me to keep running."
7. What do you love most about Augie Cross Country?
"I love the challenge and to be challenged. It pushes my limits a lot and I think that is good because it builds character. It makes me a better person on the course and off the course."
8. What do you love most about Augustana and why did you pick here?
"Obviously, the campus is beautiful. But, I love the different experiences that I have gotten from so many people and classes. I chose Augie for that reason. My dad also went here, so that made a big impact. They also have really good cafeteria food."
9. Were there any low points or negatives this season? If so, how did you manage to overcome them?
"I think every year is difficult when you first start because there is a new class of girls not just on our team, but on other [schools'] teams. So, you don't know what anyone is capable of and everyone comes in with a new strategy. I just stay confident in my training and the person that I have become through running. I just always stress to have fun because if I am not having fun, then why am I doing it?"
10. If you could give advice to the younger runners or future Viking runners what would it be?
"Don't be afraid to challenge yourself because that will make you stronger. Also, just because something bad happens doesn't mean you are not capable of pushing through and overcoming it. Have fun and learn from every experience."
11. What else are you involved in here at Augie?
"I am involved in Pre-Soma, which is a medical club. I am a peer mentor and I work up in PepsiCo."
12. What are you most focused on for finishing the season out strong?
"My long term goal would be nationals. I have been working towards that for so long. There has been so many ups and downs, but I just want it so bad this year that I'm so focused just getting there."
13. What is your favorite thing about your coaches?
"They are goofy, so they don't make coming to practice super tedious. All three of our cross country coaches are different in so many ways, but that's awesome because you get a variety of different training styles and opinions. They make me laugh a lot, which I think is very cool."
14. You have been one of the top runners in each race, how have you managed to be so persistent?
"I am very goal driven and a determined person. I think it is because I am willing to put in the hard and extra work. I don't want to impress people, I just do it for myself and the team."
15. How much of a shot do you and your team have for regionals and the CCIW Championship and why?
"We have a really good shot of getting top seven and perform very well at conference. I am very confident in them. We will always work hard to accomplish the long term goal of Nationals."
16. What do you like most about your team?
"We are a smaller team than previous years, so we have gotten the chance to get to know each other a lot better. The fun atmosphere is what I love most."
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Phosphate Kinetics during Different Dialysis Modalities
Author(s): Ranistha Ratanarat , Alessandra Brendolan , Gopel Volker , Monica Bonello , Gabriella Salvatori , Emilio Andrikos , Asuman Yavuz , Carlo Crepaldi , Claudio Ronco
Publication date (Electronic): 07 February 2011
Journal: Blood Purification
Publisher: S. Karger AG
Keywords: Phosphate, Kinetics, Hemodialysis, Continuous renal replacement therapy, Dialysis, slow low-efficiency
Background: An abnormal serum phosphate concentration is common in acute renal failure patients, with a reported incidence of 65–80%. Phosphate removal and kinetics during intermittent hemodialysis (IHD) have been investigated, but there is no information on its kinetics during slow low-efficiency dialysis (SLED) and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT). Methods: Eight IHD, 8 SLED, and 10 continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) patients with a residual renal clearance of <4.0 ml/min were studied during a single treatment to evaluate phosphate removal and kinetics. CVVH was studied the first 24 h after initiation. Dialysis/replacement fluid contained no phosphate. Kt/V, clearance of urea (Ku), inorganic phosphate (Kp) and solute removal was determined by direct dialysate quantification (DDQ). Results: Kp recorded with the three techniques were: IHD, 126.9 ± 18.4 ml/min; SLED, 58.0 ± 15.8 ml/min, and CVVH, 31.5 ± 6.0 ml/min. However, in shorter dialysis treatment the total removal of phosphate was significantly lower than in longer dialysis (IHD, 29.9 ± 7.7 mmol; SLED, 37.6 ± 9.6 mmol; CVVH, 66.7 ± 18.9 mmol, p = 0.001). The duration of treatment is the only factor determining phosphate removal (r = 0.7, p < 0.0001 by linear correlation model). Like IHD, phosphate kinetics during SLED could not be explained by the two-pool kinetic model, and the rebound of phosphate extended beyond 1 h after dialysis. Rebound, however, is less marked than in short dialysis. Conclusion: These results are reliable evidence about amount of phosphate removal and behavior of intradialytic phosphate kinetics in renal failure patients undergoing different dialysis modalities. These data will help clinicians plan phosphate supplementation and treatment intensity.
Karger: Nephrology
Control of serum phosphate without any phosphate binders in patients treated with nocturnal hemodialysis.
G Hercz, A Pierratos, I Mucsi … (1998)
We compared the efficacy and the long-term effects of nocturnal hemodialysis (NHD) versus conventional hemodialysis (CHD) in controlling serum phosphate levels in patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). Patients underwent thrice weekly CHD and were subsequently switched to NHD six nights weekly. In the "acute" study serum and dialysate phosphate were measured during and after dialysis, and the total dialysate was collected to calculate mass solute removal. Although pre-dialysis (1.7 +/- 0.6 vs. 1.5 +/- 0.8 mM) serum phosphate levels were similar in CHD and NHD, respectively, post-dialysis levels were slightly lower with CHD (0.7 +/- 0.2 vs. 0.8 +/- 0.2 mM, P < 0.05). The measured phosphate removed per session of CHD or NHD was comparable, 25.3 +/- 7.5 versus 26.9 +/- 9.8 mumol/session, respectively. On the other hand, the cumulative weekly phosphate removal was significantly higher with NHD as compared to CHD, 75.8 +/- 22.5 versus 161.6 +/- 59.0 mumol/week (P < 0.01). In the "chronic" study serum phosphate levels were measured monthly for five months on CHD and for five months after the patients were switched to NHD. Dietary phosphate intake and the dosage of phosphate binders were tabulated. Serum phosphate levels fell during NHD: 2.1 +/- 0.5 mM at the beginning of the study and 1.3 +/- 0.2 mM five months after being switched to NHD (P < 0.001). At the same time dietary phosphate intake increased by 50%. By the fourth month of NHD therapy none of the patients was taking any phosphate binders. In conclusion, NHD is more effective in controlling serum phosphate levels than CHD, allowing patients to discontinue their phosphate binders completely and to ingest a more liberal diet.
Extended daily dialysis: A new approach to renal replacement for acute renal failure in the intensive care unit.
J Yeun, Jeff M Craig, A. Kumar … (2000)
Continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) is an effective form of renal replacement therapy for acute renal failure (ARF) that offers greater hemodynamic stability and better volume control than conventional hemodialysis in the critically ill, hypotensive patient. However, the application of CVVH in the intensive care unit (ICU) has several disadvantages, including intensive nursing requirements, continuous anticoagulation, patient immobility, and expense. We describe a new approach to the treatment of ARF in the ICU, which we have termed extended daily dialysis (EDD). In this study, EDD was compared with CVVH in 42 patients: 25 patients were treated with EDD for a total of 367 treatment days, and 17 patients were treated with CVVH for a total of 113 days. Median treatment time per day was 7.5 hours for EDD (range, 6 to 8 hours, 25th to 75th percentile) versus 19.5 hours for CVVH (range, 13.4 to 24 hours; P < 0.001). Mean arterial blood pressures (MAPs) did not differ significantly for patients treated with EDD when measured predialysis (median MAP, 70 versus 67 mm Hg for CVVH; P = 0.078), midway through daily treatment (70 versus 68 mm Hg for CVVH; P = 0.083), or at the end of treatment (71 versus 69 mm Hg for CVVH; P = 0.07). Net daily ultrafiltration was similar for the two treatment modalities (EDD, median, 3,000 mL/d; range, 1,763 to 4,445 mL/d; CVVH, 3,028 mL/d; range, 1,785 to 4,707 mL/d; P = 0.514). Anticoagulation requirements were significantly less for patients treated with EDD (median dose of heparin, 4,000 U/d; range, 0 to 5,800 U/d versus 21,100 U/d; range, 8,825 to 31,275 U/d for patients treated with CVVH; P < 0.001). We found that EDD eliminated the need for constant supervision of the dialysis machine by a subspecialty dialysis nurse, allowing one nurse to manage more than one treatment. Overall, EDD was well tolerated by the majority of patients, offered many of the same benefits provided by CVVH, and was technically easier to perform.
Phosphate kinetics during hemodialysis: Evidence for biphasic regulation.
Ken Farrington, Paul W Chamney, Peter Spalding (2002)
Hyperphosphatemia in the hemodialysis population is ubiquitous, but phosphate kinetics during hemodialysis is poorly understood. Twenty-nine hemodialysis patients each received one long and one short dialysis, equivalent in terms of urea clearance. Phosphate concentrations were measured during each treatment and for one hour thereafter. A new model of phosphate kinetics was developed and implemented in VisSim. This model characterized additional processes involved in phosphate kinetics explaining the departure of the measured data from a standard two-pool model. Pre-dialysis phosphate concentrations were similar in long and short dialysis groups. Post-dialysis phosphate concentrations in long dialysis were higher than in short dialysis (P < 0.02) despite removal of a greater mass of phosphate (P < 0.001). In both long and short dialysis serum phosphate concentrations initially fell in accordance with two-pool kinetics, but thereafter plateaued or increased despite continuing phosphate removal. Implementation of an additional regulatory mechanism such that a third pool liberates phosphate to maintain an intrinsic target concentration (1.18 +/- 0.06 mmol/L; 95% confidence intervals, CI) explained the data in 24% of treatments. The further addition of a fourth pool hysteresis element triggered by critically low phosphate levels (0.80 +/- 0.07 mmol/L, CI) yielded an excellent correlation with the observed data in the remaining 76% of treatments (cumulative standard deviation 0.027 +/- 0.004 mmol/L, CI). The critically low concentration correlated with pre-dialysis phosphate levels (r=0.67, P < 0.0001). Modeling of phosphate kinetics during hemodialysis implies regulation involving up to four phosphate pools. The accuracy of this model suggests that the proposed mechanisms have physiological validity.
Journal ID (publisher-id): BPU
Journal ID (nlm-ta): Blood Purif
Journal ID (doi): 10.1159/issn.0253-5068
Title: Blood Purification
Publication date Subscription-year: 2005
Publication date (Print): December 2004
Department of Nephrology, Dialysis and Transplantation, St Bortolo Hospital, Vicenza, Italy
Publisher ID: 82016 Other ID: Blood Purif 2005;23:83–90
DOI: 10.1159/000082016
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Keywords: Dialysis, slow low-efficiency, Kinetics, Hemodialysis, Continuous renal replacement therapy, Phosphate
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Who decides the NBA Finals MVP?
The NBA has a huge amount of different awards that players can earn. While regular season MVP often gets a lot more attention, the NBA Finals MVP is often an award that involves the player leading his team to the championship.
Who decides the NBA Finals MVP? After the finals have concluded, a panel of eleven media members will cast votes for Finals MVP. The player who receives the most votes will be crowned as NBA Finals MVP.
Most NBA awards are decided by journalists and other people in the media. This is still the case for the Finals MVP award, but it is a small panel of just eleven media members who decide who is the NBA finals MVP. These media members tend to be from a range of different outlets.
If we look back at the 2019 Finals MVP voting, it was decided by media personalities like Mark Jackson, Marc Spears and Rachel Nichols. This is usually the case, with the NBA using well known media personalities, as well as getting all of the voters to be from different news outlets, to avoid any perceived bias to one company.
The idea of using journalists to decide on these awards has been around as long as competitive sports has existed. While it may on the surface seem odd, to have non-sports people deciding the fate of such big sports awards. The idea is that these journalists get paid to study the game and be guardians of its narrative and history. While personal bias and team allegiance will always exist, journalists at least have the genuine reason to attempt to see past their bias.
Who has the Most NBA Finals MVP Awards?
In the history of the NBA, there have been 12 different players to win the finals MVP award more than once. In third, there are three players who have three NBA finals MVP awards. These players are Magic Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal and Tim Duncan.
In second place, there is a player who will hope to add to his record. Lebron James holds four finals MVP awards, getting his most recent one in 2020 with the Lakers. James is also the only player to win the finals MVP award with three different teams, having done it with the Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers before his time with the Lakers.
The player with the most NBA finals MVP awards is Michael Jordan. The former Chicago Bull won all six of the finals that he competed in, also winning the finals MVP award in each of the six finals that he appeared in. It would take quite an effort for any player to catch up to Jordans incredible record in the finals.
Has the NBA Finals MVP ever been from the losing team?
One of the criticisms of the NBA Finals MVP award is that it is always awarded to a player from the winning team, even if a player on the losing team has performed better. Lebron James fans have been particularly vocal about this during his finals losses as he has often carried an underdog team to near victory. Perhaps the most famous was 2015, when Lebron's Cavs, without Allstars Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving, pushed the emerging dynasty of the Golden State Warriors to 6 games. In the end, the award did not go to Steph Curry or Klay Thompon. It went to Andre Igoudala, who was flipped from the bench to the starting line up to help guard the rampaging Lebron. Igoudala did so well that he was awarded the Finals MVP despite 'allowing' Lebron to have 35.8 points, 13.3 rebounds, and 8.8 assists for the series. James also became the first player in NBA Finals history to lead both teams in points, assists, and rebounds. If ever a player from the losing team was going to win it again it was Lebron in 2015. There has been one player in NBA history to have won the Finals MVP award despite being on the losing team. This actually happened the first time that the award was given out. Before 1969, the NBA did not award a Finals MVP, but this changed for the 1969 NBA finals.
It was legendary guard Jerry West who won the Finals MVP. The crazy thing about West's win was that his Los Angeles Lakers lost the 1969 finals. The Boston Celtics won the finals in seven games. West played excellently throughout the series including 42 points in the game seven loss, so it's not surprising that he was given Finals MVP as he was the best player in the series.
Since then, no other player has won the finals MVP award when they have been on the losing team. It seems the voters don't want to vote for a finals MVP unless their team wins the finals.
Has a rookie ever won an NBA finals MVP?
Finals MVP is rarely an award we see given to rookies and for good reason. When it is your first season with the team, it is pretty unlikely that you will be the best player on a championship winning team. Pretty much all players need a couple of years to get to the level of a Finals MVP.
Despite this, there is one exception. In 1979, the Los Angeles Lakers drafted Michigan State guard Magic Johnson first overall. Less than 12 months later, the Lakers were in the finals against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Lakers went up 3-2 in the series, but the title looked in jeopardy as star centre Kareem Abdul Jabbar was ruled out for game 6.
It didn't matter as Magic Johnson had a huge 42 point, 15 rebound game as the Lakers won the 1980 NBA title. With an incredible closeout performance, the point guard took Kareem's spot at Centre, Johnson was named the NBA Finals MVP and he is still the only rookie to be given the award.
Who is the NBA Finals MVP Award named after?
While most fans know the name of the finals MVP award, few know the full name which is the Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award. The trophy was named after former Boston Celtic Bill Russell.
Russell actually never won the NBA Finals MVP award, but only because it was not awarded until the year he retired and that one went to West, while Russell had to settle for his 11th title. If they were giving out Finals MVP awards during the whole of Russell's career, it is likely the centre would have the record for the most awards considering he won eleven championships in the NBA.
So as a legend of the NBA finals, it is hardly surprising that the NBA renamed the finals MVP trophy after him in 2005.
Who is the Oldest player to win the NBA Finals MVP Award?
Most fans believe that NBA players decline with age, but there is one player who remained at an incredibly high level in the finals despite being 38 years and 54 days old.
Kareem Abdul Jabbar first won finals MVP in 1971 when he was with the Milwaukee Bucks. After moving to the Los Angeles Lakers in 1975, the NBAs all time leading scorer won the finals MVP again in 1985. It is the longest time between a player winning their first and second NBA Finals MVP award.
Kareem won his second Finals MVP award at 38 years old, with Lebron James finals MVP award in 2020 at the age of 35 coming second.
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Cudowne dziecko – polsko-kanadyjski film przygodowy dla młodzieży z 1987 roku, nakręcony w Polsce, w kooperacji z kanadyjską wytwórnią filmową Les Productions "La Fête" Inc. Piosenki do ścieżki dźwiękowej zaśpiewał po polsku i po angielsku Krzysztof Antkowiak.

Fabuła
Dwunastoletni Piotr od zawsze fascynował się niezwykłymi zdolnościami iluzjonistów. Pewnego dnia odkrywa u siebie zdolności psychokinetyczne. Po wywołaniu serii wybuchów i eksplozji, jego zdolności wychodzą na jaw. Zostaje odizolowany w ośrodku medycznym i poddany niekończącym się badaniom. Nie mogąc znieść izolacji od świata i przyjaciół, ucieka ze szpitala i dzięki wsparciu nowo poznanego przyjaciela – genialnego, młodego  wiolonczelisty, Aleksandra, stara się zapanować nad swoimi mocami. Tymczasem w mieście zdarza się groźny wypadek – wojskowy helikopter transportujący nowoczesną broń (bomba M) gubi swój ładunek. Pojemnik z niezwykle wybuchową substancją spada na miejską fabrykę chemiczną. Z uszkodzonego zbiornika wycieka kropla substancji, która powoduje olbrzymie zniszczenia. Każde poruszenie zbiornika grozi gigantyczną eksplozją, której wynikiem będzie zniszczenie całego miasta. Inspektor Policji, który zna zdolności Piotra i widzi w nich szansę na uratowanie miasta, odnajduje Piotra, który zgadza się pomóc. Piotr, wykorzystując swoje umiejętności, bezpiecznie neutralizuje zagrożenie, stając się miejscowym bohaterem.

Plenery
Film kręcono w plenerach Łodzi (m.in. w Parku Poniatowskiego, ASP, budynku kina "Wisła", domu handlowym "Juventus").

Obsada
  – jako Piotr Meller (polski dubbing: Przemysław Wąsowicz)
 Eduard Garson – jako Aleksander (polski dubbing: Marcin Wieczorkiewicz)
 Daria Trafankowska – jako mama Piotra
 Mariusz Benoit – jako tata Piotra
 Władysław Kowalski – jako inspektor policji
 Natasza Maraszek – jako Małgosia, koleżanka Piotra
 Tomasz Klimasiewicz – jako Michał, kolega Piotra
 Jan Machulski – jako pułkownik
 Maria Robaszkiewicz – jako matka Jacka
 Maciej Szary – jako ojciec Jacka
 Danuta Kowalska – jako matka Małgosi
 Grażyna Szapołowska – jako matka Michała
 Andrzej Szczepkowski – jako dyrektor szkoły
 Andrzej Blumenfeld – jako nauczyciel Piotra
 Wojciech Asiński – jako kierowca autobusu
 Ewa Biała – jako pielęgniarka
 Zbigniew Bielski – jako barman
 Jan Hencz – jako profesor badający Piotra
 Piotr Krukowski – jako lekarz badający Piotra
 Wojciech Mann – jako dyrektor filharmonii
 Zdzisław Szostak – jako dyrygent w filharmonii
 Zbigniew Suszyński – jako widz w filharmonii
 Bogusława Pawelec – jako dziennikarka
 Piotr Polk – jako pielęgniarz
 Michał Szewczyk – jako policjant

Nagrody
 1987 Cinekid – Cinekid Film Award dla Waldemara Dzikiego
 1987 Festiwal Polskich Filmów Fabularnych – za najlepszą scenografię
 1987 Festiwal Polskich Filmów Fabularnych – Srebrne Lwy Gdańskie dla Waldemara Dzikiego

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 Cudowne dziecko w bazie stopklatka.pl

Polskie filmy przygodowe
Polskie filmy familijne
Polskie filmy dla dzieci i młodzieży
Polskie filmy z 1987 roku
Kanadyjskie filmy przygodowe
Kanadyjskie filmy familijne
Kanadyjskie filmy z 1987 roku
Filmy Studia Filmowego Tor
Filmy zrealizowane w koprodukcji międzynarodowej
Filmy w reżyserii Waldemara Dzikiego


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Emma Watson: Beauty & The Beast actress says she's taking a year off from acting
February 20, 2016 at 06:19 PM EST
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Emma Watson says she's taking a yearlong break from acting to focus on herself and her work with the HeForShe gender equality campaign.
"I'm taking a year away from acting to focus on two things, really," Watson told feminist writer bell hooks in an interview for Paper Magazine. "My own personal development is one. I know that you read a book a day. My own personal task is to read a book a week, and also to read a book a month as part of my book club. I'm doing a huge amount of reading and study just on my own."
She explained that while she once thought about returning to a formal education in taking gender studies courses, she found she learned more swiftly through her own reading and experience. To her second reason for the break, Watson discussed some of her plans regarding HeForShe.
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"This January, our HeForShe IMPACT champions are ten CEOs who for the first time will be releasing to the media what their companies look like internally," she said. "So how many CEOs are male or female, the gender wage gap. We'll be making all of these statements completely transparent, which is huge. It's never been done before."
She continued, "I'll also take another field trip in the next two or three months. We are organizing a HeForShe arts week, a university tour, and launching the HeForShe website. It's a lot. There's a lot to do."
Though she'll be on break, Watson's Colonia, in which she plays a woman who infiltrates a cult, will hit theaters this year along with Regression with Ethan Hawke. The Circle with Tom Hanks is also expected for a 2016 release, while 2017 will see Watson as Belle in Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast.
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Group Proposes Anti-Gun Agenda At State & Local Levels
As if we needed any reminder that state and local elections are just as important as those for federal office, the anti-gun lawyers' group, Legal Community Against Violence (LCAV), has released a lengthy paper premised on the view, "In the absence of comprehensive federal [gun control] regulation . . . the future of the gun violence prevention [sic] movement depends on building grassroots strength to achieve reform at the state and local levels so that, ultimately, nationwide solutions will be more easily achievable." Toward that end, LCAV urges passage of a variety of state and local laws, and coaches activists on how to write the necessary legislation.
In 2004, LCAV published a similar paper proposing state and local "assault weapon" bans more restrictive than the federal ban that expired in September of that year.
LCAV's new state and local agenda includes bans on "assault weapons," "large capacity ammunition magazines," handguns, and .50 caliber rifles; increased restrictions on "non-powder guns," such as BB and pellet guns; new and more restrictive minimum age requirements for purchasing and possessing guns and ammunition; strict requirements for gun dealer licensing and operation; background checks on private gun sales; gun owner licensing; gun registration; requiring "personalized" or so-called "smart" features on guns; imposing (presumably unachievable) gun manufacturing standards; requiring ballistic imaging of ammunition shot through privately purchased guns; waiting periods; restrictions on "multiple" gun purchases; and restricting the carrying of guns.
The Joyce Foundation, which provided funding for LCAV's paper, got its money's worth, because foolish and false anti-gun verbiage abounds throughout the screed. As an example, it refers to "assault weapons" as, oxymoronically, facilitating "accurate spray firing." And despite a federally-funded study finding otherwise, it claims that semi-automatics that use detachable magazines possess more "lethality" than revolvers. LCAV notes approvingly that many kinds of guns use detachable magazines with more than 10 rounds capacity, and suggests that a restriction not exempt magazines already owned.
No anti-gun paper would be complete without a wild statistical exaggeration, and LCAV's is no exception. It claims that, according to the CDC, there are "nearly 100,000 victims each year [of] gun violence," when in fact there are only about 14,000 firearm-related murders, non-negligent manslaughters, and self-defense fatal shootings by private citizens and the police. According to the CDC, however, "gun violence" includes fatal and non-fatal injuries due to criminal assaults, suicides and self-woundings, acts of self-defense by private citizens and law enforcement officers, with firearms, BB guns, pellet guns and various non-lethal guns. There are fewer than 80,000 such injuries annually, and LCAV simply rounded the number up to "nearly 100,000".
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Police Blotter: LSD in Jefferson; threat in Parsippany
•At 4:02 p.m. on Monday, police responded to River's Edge Garden Apartments for a report of loud music coming from an apartment. When officers arrived, the officers could hear loud rap music coming from an apartment. The officer was familiar with the resident of the apartment from previous loud music complaints. The owner, Albert Murray, 51, of Hackettstown, was issued a summons for disturbing the peace and was released pending a court appearance.
•On Aug. 21. Patrolman Jason Jones arrested Kiana Barnes, 25, of Plainfield, for possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Barnes was originally stopped for a motor vehicle violation when the CDS was located in her vehicle. She was arrested and transported to police HQ for processing. She was charged with possession of marijuana and resisting arrest. She was also issued motor vehicle summonses for maintenance of lamps, unregistered motor vehicle and uninsured motor vehicle. She was released pending her court date.
•On Aug. 22, Patrolman Joe Quinn arrested Jeffery Mcleod on an active warrant. Mcleod was located at the America's Best Value Inn and was turned over to the Franklin Lakes Police Department after being processed.
•On Aug. 23, Patrolman Joe Quinn arrested Richard Menagh Jr., 56, of Stanhope, on active warrants totaling $1,800. Quinn was investigating a motor vehicle accident when the warrants were discovered. Menagh was arrested and transported to police HQ for processing. He was then turned over to Mendham police without incident.
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•On Aug. 25, Patrolman Josh Williams arrested Alex Garcia, 55, on multiple active warrants totaling $4414. Garcia was originally stopped for a motor vehicle violation when the warrants were discovered. Garcia was issued motor vehicle summonses for driving while suspended, failure to exhibit documents and maintenance of lamps. He was then released pending his new court date.
•On Aug. 26, Patrolman Rich Camasta responded to the Norman Gale Car Dealership on Route 10 for a theft report. Employees of the dealership said three vehicles that were parked on the lot for sale had their tires and rims removed. Camasta was able to view the surveillance cameras and observed an individual pull into the lot and park next to the vehicles that had their tires removed. The three vehicles (One Yukon Denali and two Sierra Denali's) were all left on cinder blocks and were parked in a gated section of the dealership. The Hanover Detective Bureau as well as the Sheriff's Department responded to process the scene.
•On July 31, a boat stored at the Lake Hopatcong Marina had 11 fishing rods and an electronic fish finder taken from a compartment on the boat. The incident occurred sometime between July 26 and July 31. The Detective Bureau is investigating.
•On July 31, a nail gun, compressor, weed wacker and drill were taken from a greenhouse with no doors located at a Holland Montain Road property. The Detective Bureau is investigating
•On Aug. 1, John Grecco, 32, of Jefferson, was arrested when an officer observed him toss objects later determined to be a marijuana grinder and glass pipe under a vehicle. During the incident Grecco resisted arrest, but eventually was arrested, issued a summons and released pending a court date.
•On Aug. 3, Zachary Dagis, 24, of Hamburg, was arrested following a motor vehicle stop at the Quick Chek. He was arrested on a warrant out of Wayne. During a search incident to arrest, needles, heroin and suspected cocaine was found on Dagis. He was charged accordingly and released.
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•On Aug. 5, during a motor vehicle stop at Club 15, the driver Benjamin E Gringle, 22, of Maine and passenger Leonardo Recaldechelle, 22, of Newton, were found to be in possession of marijuana, strips of LSD, and numerous items of paraphernalia. Both suspects were arrested, issued summons and released.
•On Aug. 12, Rog Wojciech, 48, of Jefferson, decided to take matters into his own hand after experiencing loud music emanating from the Black Bear Tavern. He went over to the establishment and banged on a window yelling about the music. While displaying his outrage he broke the window. Upon patrols arrival and subsequent investigation Wojciech was placed under arrest, issued summons and released.
•At 2:25 p.m. on Sept. 2, Officer Matthew Koppinger responded to a possible theft of property report from a residence in Eagle Rock Village. The caller reported that her purse and car keys were in the possession of a male, who had left the residence in a 2008 Chrysler. Koppinger located the vehicle, and initiated a motor vehicle stop in the area of the Village Green Mall. Koppinger made contact with the vehicle occupants, and the rear seat passenger was identified as the suspect, Terrell A. Robinson, 33, of Hopatcong. A check of Robinson's credentials showed an active no bail warrant out of the Sussex County Sheriff's Office. Robinson was asked to exit the vehicle and was placed under arrest. A subsequent search found Robinson to be in possession of two hypodermic syringes, and a glass pipe containing suspected controlled dangerous substance residue. The purse and keys were not located. Robinson was transported to police headquarters, where he was charged with possession of a hypodermic syringe and possession of paraphernalia. Robinson was subsequently turned over to the Sussex County Sheriff's Office on the warrant.
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•At 11:24 p.m. on Sept. 2, Officer Michael Carletta observed a 2003 BMW back out of the parking lot of Kennedy's Pub, then continue to back down Netcong Road toward Route 46 West. Carletta approached the BMW in his patrol vehicle, and the BMW abruptly pulled back into the Kennedy's Pub lot, striking the exterior wall of the building, causing minor damage. Carletta made contact with the driver, Kofi O. Boadu, 30, of Budd Lake, and detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage and noted that Boadu appeared to be impaired. Boadu was asked to exit his vehicle and perform field sobriety tests before he was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to police headquarters. Boadu refused to submit to chemical breath testing, and was charged with DWI, refusal to submit to breath testing, reckless driving, delaying traffic, improper backing, unlicensed driver, unregistered motor vehicle, and failure to exhibit insurance. Boadu was released to a sober driver pending a court hearing.
•At 11:42 p.m. on Sept. 3, Officer Matthew Koppinger observed a 2012 Ford traveling east on Route 46 at a high rate of speed so he stopped it in the area of Village Way. Koppinger made contact with the driver, Giacomo S. Tuminaro, 32, of Budd Lake, and detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage and noted that Tuminaro appeared to be impaired. Tuminaro refused to perform field sobriety tests and was subsequently placed under arrest. Tuminaro also refused to submit to chemical breath testing. Tuminaro was charged with DWI, refusal to submit to breath testing, reckless driving, and speeding. Tuminaro was released to a sober driver pending a court hearing.
•At 5:41 p.m. on Aug. 18, officers responded to a residence on Dickerson Road for a burglary and determined that the unknown suspect(s) gained entry into the residence, ransacked the bedroom and removed cash. The burglary occurred between 12 and 5:30 p.m. Detective Sgt. J. Puso, Detective M. Czajka, along with detectives from the Morris County Sheriff's Department CIS assisted in the investigation. This incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to contact the Parsippany Police Department's Investigative Division at 973-263-4311.
•At 12:18 a.m. on Aug. 19, Officer J. Hughes observed a 2016 Nissan Frontier driving at a high rate of speed and squealing its tires in the process of turning onto Vail Road from Route 46. The officer activated his emergency lights at which time the vehicle pulled to the side of the road and struck the curb. While speaking to the driver, Codrin Beleacov, 45, of Charlotte, N.C., Hughes detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath. After a brief investigation he was placed under arrest and issued summonses for driving while intoxicated, driving while intoxicated (school zone), speeding and reckless driving. He was released on his own recognizance pending his court date.
•At 6:33 p.m. on Aug. 20, officers responded to Smith Field on a report of intoxicated male with a knife threating to stab someone. Officers located the suspect, Edward Bergman, 50, of Parsippany, and determined that Bergman had entered the park and displayed a knife. Officers located a kitchen type knife inside the bathroom that matched the description given by the witnesses, along with a bottle of vodka. Bergman was placed under arrest and transported to Parsippany Police Headquarters. He was charged with possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, possession of a weapon, terroristic threats and consumption of alcohol in a public park.
•At 3:18 p.m. on Aug. 21, Officer S. Baker responded to Breda Pizza and Grill on a reported theft. The victim advised the officer that while waiting for her order to be ready, she hung her purse on a chair in the restaurant and walked around the area outside of the establishment for approximately 15-20 minutes. Upon her return, the purse, containing cash, credit cards, and other personal effects, was missing. This incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to contact the Parsippany Police Department's Investigative Division at 973-263-4311.
•At 3:16 p.m. on Aug. 21, Officer P. Parisi responded to parking lot of LA Fitness on a burglary to a vehicle. He spoke to the victim, who advised him that an unknown suspect(s) smashed the passenger front window of her 2017 Subaru WRX and removed her purse. It was determined the theft occurred while the victim was inside LA Fitness between 2 and 3:15 p.m. This incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to contact the Parsippany Police Department's Investigative Division at 973-263-4311.
•At 12:57 p.m. on Aug. 25, after receiving numerous complaints of prostitution occurring in township hotels, an investigation was initiated by members of the Parsippany Police Department's Special Enforcement Unit before Alexis Troupakis, 27, of East Rutherford, was placed under arrest at the Hilton Hotel. She was transported back to the Parsippany Police Department for processing and charged with prostitution. She was released on her own recognizance pending her court appearance.
•At 1:48 p.m. on Aug. 25, officers, responded to a burglary that had just occurred at a residence on Hamburg Road. The resident said that she went to check on the rear door after hearing a rumbling noise come from that area. As the resident went to check the area she observed a white male forcing his way into the home. The resident further advised she began to yell and the suspect exited the residence. The suspect was not located after a search by a Morris County Sheriff's Department K-9 Unit and responding Officers. The scene was processed by the Morris County Sherriff's Department CIS. The suspect was described as a white male, approximately 5'8, slim build, bushy hair, and wearing a blue short sleeve shirt. This incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to contact the Parsippany Police Department's Investigative Division at 973-263-4311.
•On Aug. 25, while checking the area for the suspect in the above-mentioned incident on Hamburg Road, Sgt. A. Keiser made contact with a male and female on Allentown Road. While speaking to Joseph Underhill, 38, of Denville, and Jeanne Hicks, 46, of Denville, they were both found to have active warrants and placed under arrest. Hicks was further found to be in possession of multiple pieces of CDS paraphernalia and prescription legend drugs. Hicks was charged with possession of prescription legend drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released on her own recognizance pending her court date for the Parsippany charges, however she was turned over to the custody of Rockaway Township Police Department due to her active warrant from their jurisdiction. Morristown Police were contacted for Underhill's warrant. They authorized him to be released on his own recognizance pending his new court date.
•At 2:07 a.m. on Aug. 26, Officer R. Taylor observed a 2016 Maserati traveling north on North Beverwyck Road who veered off the roadway after missing the turn for Claudine Terrace. The vehicle stopped in the entrance to Super Foodtown and then continued north. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle and contact was made with the driver, Hamdam Turan, 65, of Montville, who was charged with failure to maintain lane, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving and refusal to submit to a breath test. He was released on his own recognizance pending his court date.
•At 1:59 a.m. on Aug. 20, Officer Taylor May observed a vehicle, traveling on West Shore Trail failing to maintain its' lane of travel and drifting into the oncoming lane. After stopping the vehicle, he spoke with the driver, Natalie DeMartini, 33, of Sparta, and detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from within the vehicle. May asked DeMartini to step out of her vehicle to perform some field sobriety tests before she was charged with DWI, careless driving, fail to stay right and unclear plates. DeMartini was advised of a required court appearance and released to a responsible adult. DeMartini's vehicle was impounded for the statutory period of 12 hours.
•At 2:29 p.m. on Aug. 26, Officer Erick Finley observed a vehicle travelling Route 15 north at a high rate of speed so he stopped it and spoke to the driver, Phillip Wilson, 36, of East Stroudsburg, Pa. Wilson was unable to provide any registration documents for the vehicle. While speaking with Wilson, Finley detected the odor of raw marijuana emanating from within the vehicle. When asked about the smell, Wilson stated that he had smoked marijuana in the vehicle in the past, but not recently. Wilson was asked to step out of the vehicle and he was searched. Finley found two green colored pills in a small plastic bag in Wilson's pants pocket. Wilson stated that the pills were Oxycodone. A small plastic baggie, containing suspect marijuana, was found under the front passenger seat. Wilson was charged with possession of a Schedule I narcotic (Oxycodone), possession of under 50 grams of marijuana, possession of a CDS in a motor vehicle, speeding and fictitious plates. He was advised of a required court appearance and served all of his paperwork before being released without further incident.
This report reflects official police descriptions of incidents. If you have information about a crime, call 973-267-2255.


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Biografia
Nel 1958 prese parte ai campionati europei di Stoccolma, ma venne eliminato durante le semifinali. Nel 1959 batté per ben tre volte nel giro di quattro mesi il record italiano dei 400 metri ostacoli, abbassandolo fino a 51"1 l'11 ottobre. Nel 1960 partecipò ai Giochi olimpici di Roma, ma anche in questo caso non superò le fasi semifinali.

È stato due volte campione italiano, nel 1955 e nel 1959.

Record nazionali
 400 metri ostacoli:
 51"6 ( Pisa, 21 giugno 1959)
 51"4 ( Göteborg, 4 agosto 1959)
 51"4 ( Roma, 26 settembre 1959)
 51"1 ( Roma, 11 ottobre 1959)

Palmarès

Campionati nazionali
 2 volte campione italiano assoluto dei 400 metri ostacoli (1955, 1959)

1955
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera, 400 metri ostacoli - 53"1
  ai campionati italiani assoluti, staffetta 4x400 m - 3'20"4

1959
  ai Campionati italiani assoluti di atletica leggera, 400 metri ostacoli - 51"6

Collegamenti esterni