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November 26, 2016 Benoit Chartier Leave a comment
Once upon a time, during his travels to an exotic mountainous country, a wise man came upon a wondrous tree, deep in the jungle. Its fruit were all different shapes, colors and tastes, he was told, not to mention its bark, branches and roots, which all seemed to have been taken from a variety of trees and put into one. He looked suspiciously at the fruit, yet the guides assured him that all were edible, different, and succulent. Indeed, it was so. For three days, they stayed under the tree and tasted of all its fruit. On the fourth, the guides offered the man two of its seeds as a gift. They were curious little pods, shaped like chubby infants hugging their knees. "Nature makes strange wonders", thought the man, and took the precious offering home, where he planted the seeds and watched the miracle of their growth in his stone-walled yard.
In the man's country ruled a strong king, who had a son and a daughter. Both were different in temperament. She, kind, gentle, sharing and caring, he, quick to anger, selfish and haughty. The king heard of the wise man's garden, for the news of its beauty and odd appearance travelled far and wide, despite his having hidden them behind walls.
The king sent a messenger to the man, who said: "Your ruler and king has heard of the magnificence of the trees in your garden and wishes for you to give them to him to do as he sees fit. Saddened, the man agreed, for no one refused the request of the king. Royal gardeners arrived the next day with silver-plated shovels to uproot the sapling which were beginning to fruit. They loaded them up onto horse-pulled carts, which were guarded by ten of the palace guards, all the way to the keep, under the bemused stares of the bystanders. The wise man was very sad indeed, but had very little hope of seeing his beloved trees again.
The Prince and Princesses birthdays came only days apart, and as was customary, the king chose a middling date to celebrate them both (and save a bit of money in the bargain). Both children had a garden of their own, where they grew whatever they wanted. The Princesses' overflowed with fruit and vegetables, wildflowers and grasses, cultivated flowers, all manners of herbs and spices and trees of all types which reflected her delicate nature and love of everything natural. She loved variety and mixing and matching all that she could to get the most colors and odors, tastes and feels in one place.
The Prince grew potatoes, oak trees and oregano. They were functional, hardy, and required very little work, and that was that, as they say. Everything grew in straight rows as if standing at attention for inspection. He cared little for taste, smell, sight, and not a bit for feel. They were something he could do entirely without, thank you very much, and were a nuisance to a future military man like himself.
On the day of his children's birthdays (or the date that fell in between), the king gave them each a sapling. The little girl danced and laughed around such a wondrous miracle of nature, inspecting every budding fruit, every different leaf, as if this were the crowning jewel of her garden (which it was).
The Prince bowed and thanked his father, then turned to his present, hands on his hips, cocking his head sideways as if wondering what to do with such a mess of a tree (which it was).
Both Prince and Princess brought their respective gifts to their own enclosures after having hugged and kissed their father. They both planted the funny-looking saplings where they would get enough sunlight, and rain, and wind, nutrients from the earth, and all the good things growing plants need to become big and strong. This, however, tragically, is where the similarities in the way they treated their magical trees ended.
Both trees grew at exponential rates. So much so that they seemed to double and triple in size in a matter of months. It seemed that whenever they would go out to see how their respective trees were doing, they would both be shocked at how much they'd grown, and grown, and grown. Every day, a new branch, with a new kind of fruit dangling from it, or a new root, or branch, or leaf, more outlandish and more stunning than the last.
The Princess was elated. How could she ask for more? Every day was a new surprise for her. She would tend her tree as best she could, removing parasites, or weeds and vines that threatened to choke the poor tree before it could fully come into its own. The tree flourished and grew, becoming immense. It complemented the rest of her garden so well, never overshadowing the other plants, only bringing more beauty to an already beautiful place. It gave her new fruit to taste and to share, new sensations to feel, and new sights to lose herself in.
The Prince, however, was deeply unsatisfied. Every time he came out to the damned tree, it had changed again. In the beginning, all he'd had to do was to nip and tuck, snip and snap certain branches to get some sort of uniformity into the thing. Granted the fruit were a little duller than he'd expected, then again, he didn't exactly go for flamboyant, either. Now, though, the thing was getting huge, and he spent much of his time pruning off all those branches that diverged from what he considered the norm. He even gave a few good whacks to some roots that didn't grow as straight as the rest, and peeled the misshapen and too-colorful bark that offended him. Still, despite their lack-luster appearance, the fruit were somewhat edible, if all identical. The more it grew, the more he hacked away, making it more like one of his elms, and the fruit more like potatoes. He would be damned if this thing was going to start giving him trouble. The fruit grew more bitter, and soon nettles and needles grew here and there. As the roots expanded, they began to choke all other plants and trees in the garden. The elms began to wither, the potatoes to sour, the oregano to dry up and die.
The bark began to go black. The fruit, more coarse. Then, one day, he bit into the fruit and became deathly ill. He was rushed to his room and the court physician was called in. "Vitamin deficiency" was his diagnosis, but despite being fed the most healthy foods, he did not get better.
The King had his head cut off.
Another physician came in and declared he was having "bilious moods". Despite all the best entertainment the king could afford, the son never got any better.
Now, during this time, the wise man found out about the Prince's fate, as did the rest of the kingdom, and had a missive sent to the king. Bureaucratic nonsense being what it was, four more physicians had to lose their heads before the letter got to the king.
It read: "Dear king: You have taken my most prized possessions, and they in turn might take your son. This is a sad turn of events, but not irreversible. Allow me to see what has become of my trees and I may help you save your son.
-Wise Man"
"This wise man sounds like a wise-guy," said the king, who had up to this point completely forgotten the man he had defrauded to get his kids some cheap birthday presents. Without further ado, he declared him the culprit and had him ordered arrested.
The man was paraded down the street, surrounded by palace guards, declared the cause of the Prince's illness. The populace booed and spat at him, and he scowled back at them in return. He was taken to the deepest, darkest dungeon, where he was shackled to a stoned wall with other common criminals and the few physicians still alive who were awaiting their turn for execution.
"The king has gone mad with grief!" they said, and the wise man answered:
"He does not seek the true reason for his son's illness. He could easily do so. I could tell him, but he does not want to know. We may all lose our heads for his folly," and the other prisoners trembled in fear, making their shackles shake and jitter, creating a horrible racket in the dungeon. The jailer finally arrived and asked them to cut it out, but they could not. The only one to remain calm was the wise man. Other guards began to complain, and soon, word began to filter down the corridors of the palace that a spooky clamor emanated from the dungeons. One of the Princesses' attendants, fearful of all things supernatural, told her about the din. Being a no-nonsense investigator, the young girl headed toward the castles dungeons, hearing the shaking and trembling progressively getting clearer as she approached. Of course, the trembling was not as strong as it had been, hours before. Those who had shook in fear only gave their bonds cursory wiggles, for the form, most of their energies depleted.
The wise man sat, arms crossed as far as the chains would let them, waiting.
"You," the princess said, spying him among the others as the odd man out. "What is the meaning of this?"
"Who wants to know?" he said.
"Why, I am Princess Romilda, Prince Vanc's sister. What causes this racket that disturbs the palace, all the way to my brother's sick-bed."
"Princess, men who are afraid for their necks while shudder and tremble. It so happens there are chains attached to these men; thus, the bothersome noise."
"Yet you do not tremble."
"I do not." He said, looking her straight in the eyes.
"Why-for not?"
"Because I alone know how to cure your brother. I only await for his majesty to free me to do so."
"Are you tricking?" she asked, suspiciously.
"If so, I do it from a rather precarious position," he rattled his chains a bit, looking up at the metal ring on the wall where they were tied. The princess nodded and dashed away.
In a far corner of the castle, the King sat at his son's bed-side, holding a pale, clammy hand. Vanc's breathing was so shallow, his chest had trouble lifting the covers. Romilda rushed to her father's side and explained what she had heard.
"It could be a trick to kill your brother," he said, squeezing the boy's hand tighter.
"I do not believe so, father," she said "he appears an honorable man. Listen to what he has to say, and if you don't like it, you may have him beheaded, like the physicians. It would be a shame if he told the truth, though, would it not, father? To let Vanc die as he lies, though his salvation be trussed to a wall only a few hundred metres away?" The King pondered the words of his daughter and remarked to himself how wise she was for one so young. He had the Wise man taken to the throne room, surrounded by the usual contingent of palace guards.
"Explain yourself. How do you propose to save my son?"
"First I must see the trees. What have you done with them?"
"Impudent dog! You vowed to save my son, yet you now only think of your damned trees!"
"At least you admit they were, your Highness," and he stole a glance to the princess who stood there in shock. "I need to see how they fare to more ably prepare a salve for your ailing son."
"I will take him to the gardens," said the princess, steely eyed, to the gasps of the attendants. Without another word, she went to him and took him by the hand.
Through the corridors of the sorrowed palace they traipsed, the young princess and the man, hand in hand.
"Is this a good course of action, your Highness?" he asked.
"I have to trust it is, sir. My father has done enough damage; it is time to fix it."
They first went to her garden, where 'her' tree had grown to immense proportions, laden with an infinite variety of succulent-looking fruit, colorful and odorant. The wise man could not suppress a smile at the sight of such health and vigor. "Take me to your brother's garden," he said, already knowing what he would find there… or so he thought.
It was worse, much worse than what he had envisioned. Everything save the wretched, blackened, tentacled thing dominated the barren ground had been sucked dry of life. An Evil aura permeated the air around it, and they felt sick just to be near it.
The Wise Man wept.
"What can we do?" the princess said, as a foul wind danced through the grimy foliage.
"Now we make a pie." The Wise Man said, and the princess looked at him, bemused. He had the kitchen staff pick the most beautiful fruit from her tree and prepare them in a delicious pie, feeding it slowly to the sick Prince. Meanwhile, he took the few precious seeds he could coax out of her tree and planted them around the sick one, and watered them well. Being a magical tree, the seeds began to sprout almost instantaneously. The Evil tree seemed to want to fight the new invader, but soon, it too began to have different-looking growths. Its colors changed. The spines receded. A harmony descended upon it, and its menace began to fade.
"Princess! Princess! Your brother is well! He has come out of his room!" shouted a nurse from out a palace window, and she and the wise man rejoiced.
Called to the throne room, the Wise Man explained what had happened:
"You, Prince Vanc, had taken a Tree of Multitude and corrupted it, turning it to poison."
"But it was so different and uncouth." The boy managed, weakly.
"If you look around you, the world is made up of things that are different, yet, it is by admiring them for their differences that we can achieve harmony, like your sister has." And the prince nodded, ashamed.
"You have saved my son's life, and for this, I shall spare yours," the king said.
"You are too kind, your highness," said the Wise Man, with a note of irony.
"This man has saved my brother. I want him as my precept, father. With he as my teacher, I am certain to become more acquainted in the ways of the world," the princess said.
And so it came to be that the Wise Man became precept to a Princess, eventually gaining rights to tend the gardens of the Palace. The Prince grew to respect him, and in turn, he, him. A banquet was henceforth held annually, wherein the kingdom itself was invited to partake in the fruit of the trees, so that the people could be one, in the Multitude.
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I've been following Meera Sethi's work for some time and have always enjoyed seeing her gorgeous paintings and illustrations inspired by the South Indian diaspora. Upping the Aunty Colouring Book is an extension of her solo exhibition that celebrates the style and fashions of the South Indian aunty.
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Off-field problems cost Dynamos the league: Mucherahowa
by Lawrence Mangenje
Legendary former Dynamos captain Memory Mucherahowa believes the Glamour Boys failed to win the Castle Lager Premier Soccer title this season because of off-field problems.
Tonderai Ndiraya's charges appeared determined to end their 8-year wait for the league title, after a brilliat start to a campaign which saw giant energy company Sakunda Holdings coming on board.
DeMbare led the race until May, when off-field problems rocked their camp, starting with controversial suspension of Ndiraya, and then well-documented disagreements between players and the Isaiah Mupfurutsa-led executive over winning bonuses.
Mucherahowa reckons those problems cost Dynamos the title, which will be won by FC Platinum for the fourth consecutive season.
"There is a lot of off-field drama which occurred at Dynamos which was not healthy for a team fighting for the championship," Mucherahowa told Soccer24 from his base in Slough, United Kingdom.
"The team has a lot of problems off the field. Some things were done in good faith but affected the team negatively because the players were not happy with them.
"For instance, if it is true that the executive suggested paying winning bonuses at the end of the season as we were reading, that is not a viable option, particularly for a championship-chasing team, because players need those winning bonuses.
"If it were up to me, when the sponsorship deal came on board, the Dynamos leadership should have negotiated winning bonuses with Sakunda as well," added Mucherahowa.
The former Zimbabwe international also believes the suspension of Ndiraya was a turning point in Dynamos' season.
"In my opinion, the team was playing well when the coach (Ndiraya) was suspended. And I still don't know why he was suspended," Mucherahowa said.
Part of the Sakunda sponsorship included the issuing of cars to the DeMbare coach and captain but Mucherahowa believes that was a bad idea.
"The issuing of a cars, especially to the captain, might have caused division in the dressing room. The players are human beings react differently, that is probably why we are now hearing funny stories of tension between the captain and his vice," said Mucherahowa.
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The God who made the world and everything in it, being Lord of heaven and earth, does not live in temples made by man, nor is he served by human hands, as though he needed anything, since he himself gives to all mankind life and breath and everything. And he made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place, that they should seek God, and perhaps feel their way toward him and find him. Yet he is actually not far from each one of us, - Acts 17:24-27 (ESV)
When will those who claim the mantle of Christianity realize they are being led around by the nose by people who could care less about them? NAR dominionism continues to fester within the church walls of this country. With each passing day we see more and more ridiculous positions being taken by alleged Christian leaders that are purely carnal in nature and designed to support a political party while pretending to have some air of piety. It is embarrassing that this story even has to be addressed. When it first broke I merely passed over it because it was so silly but it is apparently gaining traction as the political masters continue to demand electoral loyalty from their pastoral serfs. The story is simple. A school in Rochester decided to remove a Christmas song from their curriculum due to its history being rooted in minstrel shows that were inherently racist. Now in full disclosure I think that decision seems a bit extreme but I do not live in Rochester. If I did and had children in that school perhaps that would be a further discussion. That is what normal people do. Crazy people however, decide that this one school is somehow a national attack upon Christianity.
If that theme sounds familiar, it should. The political forces on the right in this country use the victimization of Christians to leverage them into political action and to gin up their outrage to vote. Have you ever noticed that every election is the "most important in our lifetime?" Have you ever noticed that all "Christian" voting guides may as well just have one line - vote for the Republican? Have you noticed that when a manger scene in small town America is removed because, you know, not everyone is Christian, that it means we are being persecuted? Have you noticed that if the teenage cashier at Walmart says Happy Holidays instead of Merry Christmas that suddenly there is a "war on Christmas?" Who does all of this nonsense serve? Certainly not God. Jesus was not even born in December. It hurts the cause of the Gospel for sure as the world views us as mentally unhinged political operatives. It cannot help the church by telling half the people they are not welcome simply based upon their voting patterns. No, it only serves to further the power and wealth of those who are already powerful and wealthy in politics. The above link is to a new article on Charisma News about detailing the faux outrage by faux Christians over this one school banning Jingle Bells. Let us reason once more together beloved.
"Prior to the holidays, a school district in upstate New York announced that it would ban the teaching and singing of the beloved Christmas classic song "Jingle Bells" in the name of diversity and equity. The school district's actions have drawn the ire of some significant faith leaders like Dr. Alveda King, Pentecostal Pastor Mark Burns and Dr. Michael Brown.
Burns, who is running for U.S. Congress in South Carolina later this year, says the action by Council Rock Primary School is just another example of cancel culture's attack on Christianity in America. "The liberal left's shameless attempt to label 'Jingle Bells' as racist is just another despicable attempt to remove Christianity from society entirely," Burns says. "The left's pet project in schools right now, DEIso called diversity, equity and inclusionis really all about erasing Christianity, erasing the rule of law, and erasing Western civilization." - Charisma News
Instead of saying King, Burns and Brown, they could have just said "The NAR." That is what those three represent, not Christianity. Whatever your opinion is about this decision by Council Rock Primary School I do hope we can all agree that it does not represent an attempt to remove Christianity from society. How pathetically absurd is that claim? That the decision of one school in Upstate NY to stop singing Jingle Bells is a full-frontal assault on our faith and an attempt to remove it entirely from civilization? Wow. Jingle bells? Really? Why must we always be the stupid people? Then Burns takes it even further by declaring that any attempts to bring diversity, equity and inclusion into schools is secretly all about erasing Christianity, the rule of law, and western civilization itself. Just to keep focused on what we are talking about. Jingle Bells. You know, dashing through the snow. That Jingle Bells. If I do not wish to sing Jingle Bells I am actually against the rule of law and Western civilization. And that guy is running for Congress. Lord help us.
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L'ermita de Sant Miquel Arcàngel, situada en la partida de Sant Miquel, a la Serra d'en Galceran, a la comarca de la Plana Alta, és un edifici religiós catòlic catalogat, dins del Pla General d'Ordenació Urbana, Bé de Rellevància Local segons la Disposició Addicional Cinquena de la Llei 5/2007, de 9 de febrer, de la Generalitat, de modificació de la Llei 4/1998, d'11 de juny, del Patrimoni Cultural Valencià (DOCV Núm. 5.449 / 13/02/2007); amb el codi: 12.05.105-001.

Història
El poble de la Serra d'en Galceran professa devoció per Sant Miquel des de temps inmemorables, malgrat això no va tenir ermita pròpia fins a finals del . Abans que en 1697 s'iniciessin les obres de la construcció de l'ermita de Sant Miquel en la partida del mateix nom, els veïns de la Serra d'en Galceran festejaven la devoció al sant realitzant una peregrinació fins al veí poble de la Serratella i a la seva església parroquial.

En 1699 el Bisbe dispensa als habitants de la Serra de fer la processó a la Creu de Pedra i del sermó, per destinar els costos d'aquesta festa a les obres de la nova ermita; això se suposa que en aquesta data ja s'havien iniciat.

La finalització de les obres es va estendre fins al primer terç del , encara que va tenir culte amb molta més anterioritat.

Descripció
L'ermita se situa en un estratègic paratge a uns quatre quilómetres de la Serra d'en Galceran, en el vessant d'una muntanya, a la vora d'un barranc, amb una bona vista sobre tota la comarca, prop de la Cova Santa.

L'ermita és un edifici molt senzill amb la casa de l'ermità adossada a l'ermita pel costat dret, ja que a la zona esquerra del temple s'eleven els contraforts de carreus que proporcionen estabilitat a l'estructura de l'edifici.
Els carreus es destinen a contraforts i reforços de les cantonades, així com per als marcs de portes i finestres. La coberta del temple és a doble aigua i s'acaba amb teula.

Per la seva banda, La façana es remata en frontó triangular acabada en un capcer que fa de espadanya.

Les dimensions interiors són reduïdes, 18 metres de longitud per 6 metres d'ample, que es redueix quan s'arriba al presbiteri. Arquitectònicament és senzilla encara que està profusament decorada, tant per daurats, com per llenços (sobre la visa de Sant Miquel) i exvotos. D'entre tota la decoració destaca l'original imatge del Sant en l'altar major, així com la talla de la Verge que se situa en el lateral esquerre.

El complex es completa amb una font i amb un antic abrevadero per a animals.

Festivitat
L'ermita roman tancada excepte en dues ocasions: el primer diumenge de maig, quan se celebra la "Fira de la Santa Creu", i el diumenge més proper al 29 de setembre, festivitat de Sant Miquel. Entre els actes d'aquestes celebracions estan la celebració Eucarística, el repartiment de rotllos beneïts i festejos populars.

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Monuments d'interès local de la Plana Alta
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Dr. Janice Leung completed her Bachelor's Honours degree in History and Science at Harvard University and Doctor of Medicine degree at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Leung is an American Board certified Pulmonary Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Critical Care Medicine specialist, and a Canadian Royal College certified fellow in Respirology and Internal Medicine. In 2015, she completed her Postdoctoral Fellowship with Dr. Don Sin at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation and was appointed Clinical Assistant Professor in the Division of Respiratory Medicine within the UBC Department of Medicine.
Dr. Leung is a recipient of the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Health Professional Investigator Award, CIHR-AstraZeneca Early Career Investigator Award, and operating grants from CIHR, BC Lung Association, and Genome BC. Dr. Leung's commitment to teaching has been recognized by a number of distinctions, including the Faculty of Medicine Clinical Faculty Award for Excellence in Clinical Teaching (2018), the St. Paul's Hospital Graeme Copland Clinical Teacher Award (2017), and the Fay R. Dirks Award for Excellence in Teaching at UBC (2017).
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MD, Johns Hopkins University
Fellow, Pulmonary Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Critical Care Medicine, National Institutes of Health, University of Washington, Johns Hopkins University
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Dr. Leung is studying the clinical outcomes, manifestations, and underlying mechanisms of HIV-associated chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. In particular, she is interested in the pathogenesis of accelerated aging in the lung and has detected signs of accelerated aging using the blood and airway epithelial cells from HIV-infected patients. Platforms for this research include next generation sequencing methylomics and transcriptomics as well as the microbiome.
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Prison inmate was 8 days from release after 20 years behind bars. Then he got the virus
The Watchdog reports that the medical prison in Fort Worth has the most virus deaths of any federal prison in the nation.
The federal medical center prison in Fort Worth has seen more coronavirus deaths than any other federal prison in the United States.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
By Dave Lieber
2:04 PM on Jun 5, 2020 CDT
Federal inmate #50083-054 was ready to go home.
He called his family back in New York to tell them he would be released from Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth in May. He was beyond excited. After 20 years behind bars, he would finally stop being a number and get back his name: Vernon Adderley.
Adderley's relatives asked him about his health and if he had the coronavirus. His brother Jermaine remembers his answer.
"No. I'm feeling good. I can't wait to come home."
His release date was set for May 19.
But eight days before that, a doctor called the family with terrible news. Adderley had been in the hospital for two weeks. In a FaceTime call, the doctor gave Jermaine a look at his brother. Vernon was in a bed with his eyes closed.
He was dead.
The family didn't even know he was sick.
Adderley was the 10th inmate at FMC Fort Worth to die from the virus. That's the most of any federal prison in the nation, according to the latest U.S. Bureau of Prisons statistics.
In one sense, that's not surprising. That facility is a medical prison after all. Records show that Adderley was taken to an unidentified area hospital, where eventually he was placed on a ventilator.
Jermaine asks, "Why didn't they notify us earlier? They say, 'We can't give you no information.'"
An unidentified spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons answered my questions with a statement that it is expanding "testing at select facilities experiencing widespread transmissions." The spokesperson added, "While a prison setting is unique when addressing a pandemic, the care and treatment of an identified positive COVID-19 case is not." The spokesperson added that the bureau follows federal health guidance for quarantine and isolation procedures, along with providing appropriate treatment.
A news release issued by the prisons bureau a day after his passing — "Inmate Death at FMC Fort Worth" — does give some information. Adderley, 56, had in late April developed a fever, cough and shortness of breath. He tested positive for the coronavirus and was placed in isolation.
Five days later, after showing signs of dehydration, weakness in his lower extremities and other symptoms, Adderley was whisked to a hospital, where he died.
The news release makes no mention that he was eight days from release.
All told, he was one of more than 600 out of 1,400 inmates at the prison who've tested positive. Those 600 account for a big bulk of the almost 2,000 federal inmates across the nation who've tested positive.
Digging into his prison life, I'm reminded that our U.S. Constitution prohibits "cruel and unusual punishment." But what constitutes cruel and unusual is always up for debate.
Adderley constantly struggled with the prison system on health issues. Before he was transferred to Fort Worth, he spent time at the federal prison in Otisville, about 75 miles from his hometown, New York City.
Adderley was originally sentenced to 35 years after his conviction almost two decades ago for his involvement in a crime involving crack cocaine and firearms. "They got him trading guns for drugs," his brother told me.
At the Otisville prison, before his transfer to Fort Worth, Adderley tried to get medical treatment for various ailments, but he was often denied, court records show.
In 2016, feeling out of sorts, he went to emergency sick call: "I couldn't breathe and my heart was racing." The prison doctor checked him, said there was nothing wrong and sent him back to his cell.
A week later, Adderley went back to the infirmary and complained again. Again, he was returned to his cell.
Two days later, a guard noticed he was stumbling around his unit and called medical staff.
"I was having a stroke," he wrote in legal papers. He was transferred to an outside hospital, he wrote, "but the damage was already done."
Adderley filed an administrative complaint against Otisville — "I feel like the prison is leaving me to die in here."
He added that he couldn't get treatment for a knot on his forehead "the size of a golf ball." The knot caused a headache and extreme pain. He was told to apply hot water.
A photo in his file shows a protrusion on his forehead.
Adderley added that he had waited 10 years to get dentures, but never could. For years, he was told they were "on the way."
"Without my dentures, I cannot eat," he wrote. "As a result, I am weak. … I suffer from malnutrition."
He wrote that he felt as if prison officials "left me for dead."
His administrative complaint was denied. "There is no evidence to suggest medical neglect," the inmate appeals administrator wrote.
Last year, after Adderley filed a federal lawsuit alleging lack of medical care, he was transferred to Fort Worth.
In an affidavit for the lawsuit, Suresh Kumar, an Otisville inmate who described himself as a "jailhouse lawyer" working on Adderley's behalf, listed Adderley's ailments.
He had a MRSA infection, stroke disability, high blood pressure, HIV and heart problems.
"He may not be around long," Kumar predicted. "His condition is precarious."
In one written complaint, Adderley laid out his life dream: "Receive medical treatment upon my release and hopefully be able to live for a few years."
Eight days shy of paying in full his debt to society, inmate #50083-054 did finally get to come home. But he came home in a casket.
News researcher Alyssa Fernandez contributed to this report.
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Announced today, the Grand Opening of the six acre world-class attraction, Sesame Street at SeaWorld, will take place on the 27th March. For the very first time, take a walk down Sesame Street and bring your family to the neighbourhood your favourite furry friends call home. Take a stroll down Sesame Street and stop by the famous stoop at 123. Explore the inside of Hooper's Store, then head for big fun at Big Bird's Nest.
Sesame Street at SeaWorld is exactly as you imagined, and with an award-winning parade, wet and dry play areas, rides, and an interactive neighbourhood, it's more fun than you could ever dream. Come play and learn with Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby and all of their furry friends!
Mark Pauls, President of SeaWorld Orlando Parks said, "We are thrilled to announce the opening date for this much anticipated attraction and we cannot wait to welcome guests to Sesame Street at SeaWorld Orlando on March 27. With over 30 new ways to play and an award-winning parade, this is an attraction that guests of all ages are going to love."
As the iconic children's brand celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2019, this is the perfect time to welcome Sesame Street to SeaWorld Orlando. This addition is the newest must-do experience in Orlando joining the park's famed attractions - the rollercoaster thrills of Mako, Manta and Kraken and the water fun of Infinity Falls and Journey to Atlantis.


Biotechnology companies will be in the spotlight at this summer's triennial ACHEMA trade show for the process industries in Frankfurt.
The flagship event, which is likely to attract around 170,000 visitors, has Biotech for Chemistry as one of its focal topics. And Innovators Magazine has been asked by the organisers to produce a special edition for ACHEMA showcasing the leading biotechs exhibiting in this stream.
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The kids survived the Big Dance. Now it's Saturday, and it is time for the Big Game, and the question must be asked: how exactly does one rugby? It seems like nobody really knows, and Coach Ditka's plan is to toss some people into the mix and tell them to reach out and TOUCH somebody.
This can really only end well. High contact sports are exactly what the doctor prescribed for a group of friends suffering from an inflammation of the kidnap.
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Misleading cast list. I got hyped when I saw Ty and August up there. They did not appear. FOR SHAME.
Good show nevertheless. Everybody had their fair share of spotlight (though not enough Jingles – NEVER ENOUGH JINGLES, I love hearing her insult people without remorse), and it was cool to see other kids with monsters. Also great to hear poetics and Star Wars referenced extensively in the same conversation.
This is the last time I check the comments before listening all the way through the recording.
I just imagine that when the have to be really quiet in the locker room, George and Manny hunker down in a corner, Manny puts his hand over George's mouth, and George puts his hand over Manny's mouth.
Sounded like Matt had a lot of fun playing Coach Ditka, and I hope that George now has a fear of ghost and realizes the pain and fear of burning alive, because seriously, that is one of the worse ways to die. No matter how bad a person may be, no one realy deserves that. No one!


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Interviews with Harry Barkus Gray
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Two interviews in seven and six sessions respectively, with Harry Gray, the Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry. The first series of interviews, conducted in 2000-01 with Shirley Cohen, deals with Gray's life and career up to that time. The second series, conducted in 2016 with Heidi Aspaturian, covers the period 2001–2016, expands on a number of topics discussed in the first interview series, and adds to the account of Gray's earlier decades. Discussion topics common to the two interviews are cross-referenced in both texts. 2000–01 INTERVIEW Gray opens this interview series with a description of his family roots and formative years in Kentucky's tobacco-farming country, including his youthful career with the local newspaper and early interest in chemistry. He then provides an account of his undergraduate studies at Western Kentucky State College (BS 1957), graduate work with F. Basolo and R. Pearson at Northwestern University (PhD 1960), and postdoctoral work with C. Ballhausen at the University of Copenhagen, where he pioneered the development of ligand field theory. As a professor at Columbia University, he continued work at the frontiers of inorganic chemistry, published several books and, through an affiliation with Rockefeller University, was drawn to interdisciplinary research, which led him to accept a faculty position at Caltech in 1966. He talks about his approach to teaching and his research in inorganic chemistry and electron transfer at Caltech, his interactions with numerous Caltech personalities, including A. Beckman, G. Hammond, A. Kuppermann, J. Labinger, R. Marcus, L. Pauling, and J. Roberts, his efforts to revamp the undergraduate curriculum, and his tenure as chair of the chemistry and chemical engineering division. He discusses the vision for and construction of the Beckman Institute, its multidisciplinary programs, and his tenure as the facility's founding director (1986–2001). The interview concludes with Gray's assessment of chemistry's key advances over the previous thirty years and predictions for the future. 2016 INTERVIEW In this follow-up to his 2000–01 interview, Gray elaborates on his family history and youthful interests, including his early fascination with the chemistry of color, his first patent at age eighteen, and his rapid rise through the ranks of his hometown newspaper in Bowling Green, Kentucky, capped by a front-page interview with a very young Elvis Presley. He describes his experiences growing up in the segregated South and his father's controversial stance in support of school integration in the 1950s. He talks at length about his years as chairman of Caltech's chemistry and chemical engineering division (CChE), particularly his experiences recruiting future Nobel laureates R. Grubbs, R. Marcus, and A. Zewail onto the faculty and his interactions with Caltech administrators, trustees, and donors. There is extensive discussion of his somewhat unorthodox but highly successful approach to teaching and mentoring undergraduates, as well as recollections of his involvement with the Caltech theater arts program and student pranks. He discusses his solar and alternative energy research and his work over the last decade with "Gray's Solar Army," a worldwide network of students engaged in testing potential catalysts for solar cells. He shares his perspectives on chemistry as "the 21st century science," details his current research into electron transfer and redox reactions, and comments on his relationship with a succession of Caltech administrators. A look back at his professional awards, including a 1986 White House visit to receive the National Medal of Science, and his thoughts on how chemistry and Caltech have evolved in the last fifty years round out this interview. This interview is partially restricted. Per agreement between Professor Gray and the Caltech Archives, dated April 2017, portions of the manuscript are closed for ten years. Closed portions are clearly marked in the transcript.
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TRAPPIST-1, the dwarf star with seven Earth-sized planets, is older than our solar system
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The solar system with seven potentially habitable planets is much older than our own.
This illustration shows what the TRAPPIST-1 system might look like from a vantage point near planet TRAPPIST-1f (at right).
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech
TRAPPIST-1, with the much less attractive technical name 2MASS J23062928-0502285, is an ultra-cool brown dwarf just slightly larger than Jupiter. Despite its small size and low temperature, it's one of the most interesting stars we've discovered out there. In February this year, NASA announced the discovery of seven Earth-sized planets around the star, all in the habitable zone — the so-called Goldilocks area where it's just the right temperature for liquid water to exist. To make things even more exciting, this solar system is a 'mere' 40 light years away. It's far enough to be inaccessible for the foreseeable future, but given the sheer immensity of our galaxy, 40 light years is just peanuts.
But having an Earth-like figure and being located in the habitable zone isn't nearly enough to support life. That's why astronomers at NASA have been studying the system assiduously, trying to learn more about it and establish its conditions. Now, for the first time, they've put an age on it — or rather, an age range. TRAPPIST-1 is between 5.4 and 9.8 billion years old. This makes it a very old system compared to our own, which is 'just' 4.5 billion years old.
It's indeed a very broad range, but at least it enables us to say that the system is old, though we're not yet sure how old. Also, while it's a broad constraint, it's still a constraint. When it was first discovered, we only knew that the star had to be older than 0.5 billion years, since that's how long it takes for these stars to contract. It could have been almost as old as the universe itself.
"Our results really help constrain the evolution of the TRAPPIST-1 system, because the system has to have persisted for billions of years. This means the planets had to evolve together, otherwise the system would have fallen apart long ago," said Adam Burgasser, an astronomer at the University of California, San Diego, and the paper's first author.
The system overlaid over the habitable zone.
Image credits: NASA/JPL.
It's not clear exactly what this means for the habitability of the planet. It's known that older stars tend to flare less than younger stars, thus having less of a chance of wiping out potential life. But this also means that the planets have absorbed billions of years of high-energy radiation, which might imply that their atmospheres have boiled off. A decent analogy here is Mars, which once hosted an atmosphere which has since been wiped off by radiation.
But there are more aspects to consider. TRAPPIST-1 planets have lower densities than Earth, which makes it more likely for them to hold vast reservoirs of volatile molecules, which could generate thick atmospheres, strong enough to protect the planets from radiation. Especially the two outer planets, planet g and planet h might have been lucky enough to escape with an atmosphere.
But if any life exists on these planets, it's almost certainly way more hardy than that on Earth.
"If there is life on these planets, I would speculate that it has to be hardy life, because it has to be able to survive some potentially dire scenarios for billions of years," Burgasser said.
TRAPPIST-1 is an ultra-cool dwarf star in the constellation Aquarius, and its seven planets orbit very close to it, which puts them in the Goldilocks area.
Future observations will focus on identifying potential atmospheres around these planets. If such an atmosphere exists, then it likely existed for billions of years, which makes the possibility of extraterrestrial life significantly more likely. The observations will also help astronomers better understand other similar systems form and develop.
"These new results provide useful context for future observations of the TRAPPIST-1 planets, which could give us great insight into how planetary atmospheres form and evolve, and persist or not," said Tiffany Kataria, exoplanet scientist at JPL, who was not involved in the study.
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There is no end to the kindness that is possible. And it starts at home with ourselves.
Right now, feel into the possibility of being infinitely kind within yourself. You resist nothing. You don't feed mental stories that make you unhappy, which means you no longer believe self-critical thoughts or judgments of others. You welcome your feelings and befriend them rather than turning away.
Not only are you open to what is present, you are openness itself. Everything coming and going within you – thoughts, habits, needs, perceptions of yourself as a separate being – and here you are – alive, receptive, completely at peace with it all.
Happiness? Contentment? Fulfillment? So obvious when you know you are this openness that excludes nothing. Already overflowing, you realize that not one extra thing is needed.
This is our natural state. But what keeps us from expanding into openness? Fear.
We are afraid of discomfort; we fear the idea of encountering the unknown or losing control. We convince ourselves that closing down is necessary to survive, and we avoid the consequences of honest and real truth-telling like the plague.
We get so used to our habitual ways of being that we can't let ourselves experience things differently.
When we close down, we wall ourselves off from our own experience. A difficult feeling comes up – can't go there. Disappointment, an old grudge, an unmet need – these throw you off and leave you scrambling to try to find equilibrium once again.
All of this effort and doing saps energy. It's what leaves us discontented, depleted, stressed, and sick.
And at the root of it, the idea of ourselves as separate entities that need to be protected stays firmly intact. It's like constantly being at war, keeping the enemy from taking us over.
And the enemy is simply your own experience.
Yet we desperately long to relax and simply be. We yearn to drop all the effort it takes to close down and let everything in. Somehow we know that peace is possible.
Closing down is not our natural, unconditioned state – that is openness. Closing is a habit, a well-worn path for many of us, a choice we make when we are afraid or don't know what else to do.
It is often the product of decades of avoiding feelings and spinning stories endlessly that make us suffer. In that sense, it is understandable, but it doesn't support awakening/happiness/peace.
So what to do with this habit of closing down? Open…open…open… In openness, you move from tunnel vision and rigidity to space and infinite possibility.
You really can put down all the efforting it takes to close down and instead flow like water.
You know, in your heart of hearts, what is asking for openness.
An identity, a way of thinking about yourself, that is limiting and painful – and untrue.
Any inner experience that is masking happiness.
Being open may be scary at first. You don't know what it will be like, and you don't know what you will discover. But take it from me, the water's fine in here. Simply put your toe in to start.
Instead of being scared, be curious. Recognize what you have been avoiding and turn towards it. Investigate the feeling – it won't bite. See that the story you have been telling yourself like a broken record doesn't serve. It's just words – blah, blah, blah. Explore what it might be like to not hold onto your personal identities so strongly.
Openness is a love letter to yourself. It holds everything without one iota of resistance.
What a beautiful journey back to Home, reading this piece of writing. Thank you, Gail. So gently inviting, permission-giving and sweetly healing. It is brilliant. I will be sharing this around.
So sweet, Amyra. Love to you….
I have to tell you before I forget, I completed Danielle LaPorte's Desire Map program a couple weeks ago and my number 1 Core Desired Feeling is "Flourishing," thanks in part to your blog. You are like that calm, clear (another one of my CDFs) voice in the back of my head that I have been hearing telling me to step back, walk away, open up, be kind.
Anyways, with regard to this post specifically, I keep asking people…and it's always my first reaction…do I really have to just sit back and watch when my spouse is the exact opposite of openness? Sometimes I don't feel like I can even show him the path, let alone lead him on it, when of course I'm not always open and I'm human and I'm imperfect as well. Why would he think yoga and meditation help when I do still snap at my kids or they have tantrums and (in his eyes) that makes me less than perfect, so he sees no good is all the work I do? When something good happens to me, he immediately finds a way to turn it into a situation whereby whatever good thing has come about it makes him feel more fragile and less loved in our relationship. It hurts me in my body, I literally have an ache in my shoulders/back, when he becomes overly sensitive (dealing with depression/paranoia) and I cannot help him to see through it. I think in my softness as I continue to grow it is getting easier between us, but he is impatient. He wants perfection between us, and he wants it now. Saying that, of course, just shined a light on the fact that clearly I am impatient with his impatience 🙂 Am I putting myself on a pedestal? How can I ditch the ego and relate to someone on a soul level when we are vibrating on such different frequencies?
I appreciate your question, Peace. And I'm sure you're not alone in asking it.
You can only walk your own path – you can't walk someone else's. So your job is not to enlighten him or change him, but to lovingly meet all of your reactions that arise in response to him.
Yes, there are difficult people in our lives, but the thoughts and feelings that appear in us are our full responsibility. You are seeing this when you say that you notice your impatience with his impatience. What if, when you feel the movement to fix or change him, instead you look at your own triggering and not at his issues?
It sounds like he may be putting pressure on you to be the one to make the relationship perfect. Don't take this on, but also do your work. And really, it's not for him, but for you – your peace and awakening that eventually lights up everyone and everything.
As your triggering subsides as you welcome it, you stop dancing your relationship dance. Who knows what is possible then?
Funny how the Universe shows us what we need to see.
Yesterday a co-worker asked me how I'm doing – that I looked sad. I thought, "No, I'm not sad. I'm not actually feeling anything right now." I've closed up shop on feelings right now.
I've lived in openness before. I remember the joy and peace. I recently experienced some very hurtful and painful times and have reverted back to the old habit of closing up.
Your blog really resonates with me and rings true in many aspects…that I think I can't open up because I have to protect myself. My life is too busy right now to open up and let loose. If I open up I will be this flood of emotions and unable to take care of my family or my work…blah blah blah…excuses excuses.
My question is – HOW do I open back up? I want to be there, but I can't seem to find my path back.
First, you might explore if you want to open or not. I am hearing that your mind comes up with many reasons for not opening. Maybe this isn't a good time.
But I think you are also afraid of what might happen, which is why you need to protect yourself. Fear projects ideas about what the future will be like – when you don't actually know.
If there are a lot of feelings that have been avoided for a long time, it helps to have a guide. You learn that you can touch into those difficult places for a period of time – say a few minutes or a half hour. Then that time is over and you come together again and function. This can help you see if what you fear is true or not and allows you to begin to open. Or you might try doing this on your own – open for a minute to start, and when a minute is over, move on. Experiment to see what is possible for you. Go slow at a pace that feels right for you. There is an intelligence in opening in this way.
How to open? Relax. Let the defenses down for a moment and be curious about what is present. That's all it takes.
8 months later and I'm finally starting to open up to some of this hurt. Of course it's bigger than I initially thought and stems back to some long held lie I've been believing (and unfortunately still believe to some degree) about my worth. But in little minutes at a time I'm allowing myself to feel, to cry, to reflect, to try to change my thoughts on this lie and then I can carry on with my day. Tomorrow I might try to let it come out for a little longer. I know there's a light at the end of this where I no longer need to "allow" myself to feel this and I hope I can make it there. Your articles are inspiring and I can't explain how grateful I am that you are willing to help guide so many people back to our true selves. Thank you.
A warm welcome to you, Amanda. The return to realizing your essential wholeness is now inevitable, as you are no longer willing to live with this lie. This is what it takes—a strong desire for freedom.
I appreciate that you are taking this little by little. There is no hurry, and each moment of truth-telling erodes the conditioning and reminds you of peace.
Beautifully writ again, Gail, and once one has lived it, one knows what you mean. The transition is the really hairy part and it's fraught with (natural) misunderstanding and many harsh traps. No-one is an island, and as others see you change, some will be touched and some will do everything to pull you back to what they're used to. This kind of animal exists inside oneself too and causes havoc along the way as it feels its very survival to be threatened.
Of course, no words come close to the living and the being: your words, which fall somewhat on the abstract side, have most of their power because of the spirit of the writer between the lines.
When we make the decision to open, there may be obvious changes. Some may like them, others may feel threatened by them. The question then is what do you really want. This path of freedom is a radical one, and it's not about pleasing others or getting certain reactions from them. It burns up everything, all attachments to everything, and is not for the faint of heart.
In the realm of the person, there is an animal in there who can feel that its survival is threatened. But you are so much more. If you take the position of awareness, threat is simply the sensations of fear arising in space that mean nothing without a story attached. This is freedom. You are not the threat or the story – these arise in you. You are awareness, infinitely at peace with itself.
Initial steps to openness include, first of all, wanting to be open. You feel the pain of closing down and refuse to live that way anymore. All the turmoil and drama – you just don't want it anymore. Then you place the light of your awareness on whatever is present here in the moment. From a space of equanimity, you are curious, just seeing what is as it is, with no story, commentary, or interpretation. So it's not about dealing with situations. It's about meeting yourself as you are, being so incredibly kind by not resisting yourself.
It's the end of running and the beginning of a true and deep hello to yourself, to fully living.
Thank you for sharing your insights. Openness does need to start from home and ourselves. There is such a lot of negativity out there that we tend to absorb some of it and react by closing off ourselves to being kind. Sometimes one unkind remark or reaction by someone completely irrelevant can take us on a long period of self-critical thoughts or judgments of others.
It is so easy to close down, as you say. And when we do, we notice that we feel separate, unhappy, and stuck in thinking. We always have the possibility of opening to our own reactions. Noticing you are judging or self-critical and investigating these thoughts is so kind, as it leads to the clarity that can release you from their grip. It's amazing to know there is always a way out of suffering, and it starts with openness.
I'm definitely bookmarking this so I can read it again and again. So inspiring and exactly what I needed to read today. Just found your site today. Love it!
I am sometimes closed off, but it tends to be on purpose. I'm usually open when in public and around strangers, and good things happen because of this. People can sense when you are looking to co-mingle and when you are looking to distance yourself.
I'm not too in tune with my feelings, but I get what you are saying about not covering them up with some busy time-wasting activity. Time-wasting mind-numbing activities, as you referred to, are a big part of our economy, as many want to run from the issue knocking at their doorstep.
You keep it real on this site, but there are only so many people who can appreciate this type of depth.
Armen! A voice from the past. So great to hear from you.
Your comment shows great insight about opening and closing. Yes, people can sense when we are closed and distancing, and there is more flow when we are open.
Good point about mind-numbing activities being a big part of our economy. Our economy is about desire, not happiness. It takes a great deal of willingness to go against the grain and stand in our truth for what we know to be right and real.
The proof is in the pudding, though. For me, openness, even to those challenging issues knocking on the doorstep, is happiness itself. I no longer have to spend energy keeping things at bay, running away from them. It's so simple – "oh, it's like this right now." No drama needed.
Hey Gail good to hear from you too. That line there is smooth about how our economy is about desire and not happiness. I will add that to my understanding. I have noticed that products match up with seeming like they will give people happiness, and actually using someone's weakness against themselves.
Yes, that's the hook. It seems like products will give us happiness, but they create not happiness itself, but the desire for happiness. They feed desire. No products are needed for real happiness. It's closer than close, available always.
This kind of post is a gift to readers. Thank you for this gift!
Thanks so much for stopping by, Napoleon. I'm glad that this post resonated with you.
Welcome to you, Maggie. Fear is definitely going to shut down openness, as you are experiencing. And it is harsh to be at war with oneself. I love your instinct to want to be kinder toward yourself, which is exactly what is needed.
You are so right Gail. When we are closed down, we suffer. We want something we don't have, we are always lacking, we live in our mind and through our ego. But when we are living in openness, we enjoy what we have, we explore something new.
I used to be the one who closed down and I was unhappy. But then, I gradually change. I become more open. I believe there is always a better way of doing things. I explore, I learn and become better. I make the best out of what I have. No more complaints, just happy and content. To me, every moment is an opportunity. I choose to use it the best I can.
These are beautiful words, Nor. Thanks so much for sharing. You express what is possible for everyone.


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Yahoo Celebrity UK
Will Mellor says BBC rejected 'Two Pints Of Lager' spin-off
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Ralf Little and Will Mellor starred in the show. (PA)
Will Mellor has said there are plans for a Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps reboot but that the BBC doesn't want to "revisit" it.
The sitcom wrapped in 2011 after a decade, and Mellor said there are scripts for a follow up called Two Pints: Last Orders that would be based around his character Gaz and his friend Jonny (Ralf Little).
He has been quoted as telling the Daily Star that the BBC have turned it down so he and creator Susan Nickson will pitch it elsewhere.
"Fans are going mad for it, so we've got the audience," he said, saying it's "revamped" and "really funny".
Will the show be back? (PA)
"It's been brought up to the modern day but Gaz and Johnny are still very old school and sit in the pub talking about pies and beer.
"The BBC said no, they don't want to revisit Two Pints. Now we're going to look for someone else, whether it's another channel, whether it's Britbox or Netflix, because there's a massive audience for this."
The original series started in 2001 and also starred Kathryn Drysdale, Luke Gell, Natalie Casey and Sheridan Smith.
Last summer, Nickson told the podcast Drama School Dropout that she was in talks with the BBC to revive the series.
The show aired aired between 2001 and 2011. (Getty Images)
She said: "So basically what you've got, it's me, Will, Ralf and all three of us are just going, 'Yeah, we're here, we'll do it' and the BBC are going, 'Ah brilliant, yeah let's do it' and I'm sort of sat here going, 'OK, when?' and they do, 'Well, we don't know'.
"So what we've got is a corporation that has no idea."
Read more: Sheridan Smith deletes social media after referring to 'shocking news'
Yahoo has contacted the BBC for comment.
Watch: Will Mellor talks about how much his new role means to his mum
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Fitness centres can reopen in B.C.
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Kendall Square Initiative
Institute files application for Cambridge Planning Board review
Following recent community meetings to provide the campus and broader Cambridge communities with an update on MIT's Kendall Square Initiative, the Institute has triggered the next phase of the review process by filing its Project Review and Planned Unit Development special permit applications with the Cambridge Planning Board.
The special permit process will examine all aspects of the proposal — including design, infrastructure, transportation, parking, and the public realm experience. The Institute's proposal to create a vibrant mixed-use development features six new buildings on MIT-owned parking lots in the East Campus/Kendall Square area, including three for research and development, two for housing, and one for retail and office space. The Cambridge City Council approved MIT's rezoning petition in April 2013, which defined the parameters of the proposed development.
"Today's filing represents a key step forward in getting to an exciting future for Kendall Square," Executive Vice President and Treasurer Israel Ruiz says. "It will likely take six to 10 years to complete this vision, but I am really thrilled about how Kendall Square and MIT's East Campus will be positively transformed in the coming decade."
The Initiative will produce 500 net new housing units for graduate students and for market use, more than 100,000 square feet of new and repositioned ground-floor retail, and nearly 3 acres of new and repurposed connected open spaces — in addition to providing research and development space. The anticipated investment in the development of these projects will be at least $1.2 billion.
"We've come a long way, and I'm pleased with this thoughtful and robust proposal," Provost Martin Schmidt says. "The critical involvement of the leadership of the School of Architecture and Planning helped us to crystalize our vision for East Campus. I want to express the Institute's appreciation to Dean Hashim Sarkis and J. Meejin Yoon, head of the Department of Architecture, along with many of their colleagues and Associate Provost Karen Gleason, for guiding us to the current proposal. It has been an impressive team effort with a sound result."
"As a bold new gateway to MIT, Kendall Square opens a new frontier for us to reimagine the relationship between town and gown," Sarkis says. "Public spaces open into the campus and allow students, professors, residents, and visitors to mix. I am very excited for that future to be set in motion and believe we have all the right ingredients in place for it to unfold."
The MIT Investment Management Company (MITIMCo) is leading the public review effort on behalf of the Institute, under the direction of the provost and the executive vice president and treasurer. "The first Cambridge Planning Board hearing to review MIT's proposal will likely take place in September," MITIMCo Managing Director Steve Marsh says, noting that the process has been under way for six years. "The full review process will take several months."
More information about the project can be found by exploring this website.
Questions, comments, and ideas can be sent to kendallsquare@mit.edu.
Permit documents
Permits are also posted on the City of Cambridge Zoning and Development website.
NoMa Project Planned Unit Development (PUD)
PUD Narrative Special Permit Application (Development Proposal)
Project Review Narrative (Article 19 Project Review Special Permit Application)
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SoMa Project Planned Unit Development (PUD)
Section A Project Overview
Section B(1) Open Space and Connections
Sections C+D (C. Ground Floor Retail; D. Buildings)
Section D (by building):
Building 4(1)
Remaining sections:
Parking and Bike (Parcel B and C)
Section E(1) Renderings
Section F(1) Technical Graphics
Section G PUD 5 Conceptual Plan
Figures - Part 1
Technical appendix - Part 1
Letter of Certification from City of Cambridge
The Planning Board of the City of Cambridge will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, September 8, 2015 at 7:00 p.m., at the City Hall Annex, 344 Broadway, Second Floor Meeting Room, Cambridge. View notification.
View construction activities and forecasts on our CoUrbanize page.
View slides from the Ames St Community Meeting held Feb 28, 2019 by MIT, Cambridge Traffic and Parking, and the DCR regarding plans for a 2-way protected bike facility on the east side of Ames St and an improved crossing at the intersection of Ames and Memorial Dr.
May 2016: The City of Cambridge Planning Board unanimously approved special permits for MIT's Kendall Square Initiative, which includes the development of six new buildings as well as a variety of new open spaces and retail venues. Read news article.
3 Questions: John Durant on the new MIT Museum at Kendall Square
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