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Broadcast Number: TJGA-3 Original ABC Airdate: September 20, 1975
80-07 "Mammoth Manhunt"
While a scary shadow lumbers outside, Tom and Jerry watch a TV news interview with J. Grab Freely, a man who captured a live wooly mammoth thawed out of the frozen arctic wastelands of Alaska. The mammoth, according to Freely, is now at The J. Grab Freely Science Show (admission for $5), and a very scary picture of the mammoth is shown to the TV audience. Just then, a breaking news bulletin reports that the mammoth has escaped from its cage and is in large in the city, with the police force and the ASPCA on full alert! T&J learn it was last seen in the vicinity of Elm and Walnut streets---their location! Then they hear a loud bang on the door; thinking it's the scary mammoth, they ready themselves with weapons, but when they open the door, they find the "scary" mammoth is just a mere infant, crying to go back home to Alaska. T&J agree to help him, and from a shipping news report, they learn the steamship Alaska Star leaves Pier 6 for Alaska that very night, and they agree to take him there. But the three must scheme to continuously stay ahead of J. Grab Freely and the police, both of whom are determined to recapture the mammoth and return him to the exhibit! Freely leaves a trail of peanuts for the mammoth to follow, step on a ramp and be sprung in a trap....but instead of following the trail, he manages to suck the entire trail into his snout! They finally reach Pier 6 and deliver the mammoth to the Alaska Star ...just as J. Paul Freely and the policeman catch up with them! Freely tries to grab onto the mooring rope to stop the ship from sailing off, but to no avail. T&J waves goodbye to the mammoth, as the Alaska Star carries him happily homeward.
Trivia & Notes:
Influenced by the 1953 MGM T&J cartoon Jerry And Jumbo and 1950's Jerry And The Lion.
The voice of the cop is provided by none other than the late Joe. E. Ross, best remembered for his role as Officer Gunther "Ooh-Ooh!" Toody on Car 54 Where Are You! (NBC, 1961-63), a capacity in which he also served as the voice of Botch on Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch! (CBS, 1971-73) and Sgt. Flint on Hong Kong Phooey (ABC, 1974-76). This episode reunites Ross with his co-star from Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch!, John Stephenson, the voice of Eustace P. Peevly on that show and of J. Grab Freely in this episode.
Tom talks, saying "ah ha!" in this episode.
80-08 "The Wacky World Of Sports"
The constant variety of sport. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. The human (animal?) drama of athletic competition. This is "The Wacky World Of Sports!" As finalists, Tom and Jerry compete against each other for the gold medal in The Decathlon, a series of nine track and field events: tennis, the pole-vault, kung-fu, the 100-yd. dash, the 200-meter freestyle race (swimming), weightlifting, the broad jump, golf, and the discus throw. Using sneaky tricks and underhanded pranks, Tom fouls up all of Jerry's efforts, but manages to ruin his own attempts as well. In the long jump, he attaches a huge spring to the bottom of his shoes, but the trick backfires when the powerful coil bounces him right out of the stadium. He attaches a jet engine to a discus in order to throw it the farthest, but he neglects to put a guidance device on it. The discus returns like a boomerang, chasing Tom around the stadium and leaving the championship unresolved.
The first of the sports-themed New Tom & Jerries, which pictured Tom as a dirty-tricks competitor always willing to stop at nothing to trounce Jerry in any form of sports competition. (For many diehard classic T&J fans, this seems to be the '70s series' only saving grace!) Three further sports-themed New T&J cartoons continued in this vein: #80-11, "The Super Bowler" #80-13, "The Tennis Menace," and #80-25, "The Super Cyclists."
The background of the stadium where "The Wacky World Of Sports" takes place is a re-drawn repaint of the football stadium seen in Episode #79-1 of The Great Grape Ape, "The All-American Ape."
This was most likely inspired by the 1950 MGM Tex Avery cartoon The Chump Champ, which featured Droopy.
Most of the animation for the scene in which Tom tries to pole vault is used in the opening sequence.
The animation in the barbell lifting scene is also used in the opening sequence. The trimming of the towel that Tom wipes his hands on, however, is a different shade of blue.
The tennis and golf sequences can be linked to the classic MGM Tom & Jerry shorts Tennis Chumps (1949) and Tee For Two (1945). T&J compete in another tennis match in Episode #80-13, "The Tennis Menace," which is a remake of Tennis Chumps. T&J previously played badminton in a pivotal scene from Episode #80-06, "Beach Bully."
The title "The Wacky World Of Sports" is a direct takeoff on ABC's Wide World Of Sports, at the time a Saturday Afternoon ritual on The Alphabet Network.
This was originally the "Wacky Olympics."
Tom talks at the end of this episode. He cries "Help!"
The scene of Jerry about to face off with Tom in the Karate match in this episode was also used for the original New Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape Show main titles (prior to being interrupted by Grape Ape's stomping feet!).
80-10 "Robin Ho Ho"
As Robin Ho Ho teaches his merry men to laugh, Littlejohn arrives to report "interlopers": Tom and Jerry, who want to join up and become merry men (merry cat and merry mouse??). First, Rob sees how they do laughing; T&J fall all over themselves guffawing and are initiated into The Merry Men Training Academy. They succeed in accomplishing two further tests: shooting bull's-eyes with a longbow and capturing a fire-breathing dragon, but they find that the third and last task, going to The Sheriff Of Nottingham's castle and retrieving a red plume from The Sheriff's helmet, proves to be the most challenging of them all, as they are hindered every step of the way by a loudmouth crow and The Sheriff's two wolfhounds! Tom & Jerry nevertheless tackle the odds and succeed in their mission. The skeptical Robin Ho Ho asks T&J to prove that the plume is really from The Sheriff Of Nottingham, and he is immediately set upon by The Sheriff's wolfhounds!
Inspired by the classic T&J short Robin Hoodwinked (MGM, 1958).
Frank Welker voices The Sheriff Of Nottingham and his crow. His is undoubtedly one of the busiest larynxes in the business, having performed numerous voiceovers for Hanna-Barbera and beyond, starting with Freddy Jones on Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (CBS, 1969-72/1974-76).
Tom & Jerry tangle with another crow in Episode #80-33, "Double Trouble Crow."
The scene in which the crow guards The Sheriff while he's sleeping recalls a similar plotline in 1958's Royal Cat Nap.
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Igor Leonidovich Trunov (1961, Kartaly, RSFSR) Doctor of Judicial Science (S.J.D.), Professor, Candidate of economic sciences. Russian politician, Honorable Lawyer of Russia, legal expert, Chairman of All-Russian Political Party "Democratic Legal Russia", Chairman of the Presidium of "Trunov, Ivar and Partners" Bar Council of Moscow. Chairman of Moscow Red Cross, Chairman of the Union of Lawyers of Russia. Head of the Department of Legal Issues of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Deputy Head of the International Union of Lawyers. The national President of The World Association of Lawyers in the Russian Federation. He has more than 500 scientific works, including monographs, professional commentaries to the laws, textbooks, scientific articles.
Igor Trunov was born in 1961 in the town of Kartaly of Chelyabinsk Oblast.
He graduated from Moscow State Corresponding Institute of Food Production in 1991. Trunov worked as the Deputy Head of Economic Board of the Russian Presidential Executive Office since 1991.
He graduated from the post-graduate studies of Moscow State Corresponding Institute of Food Production and presented a thesis on the following topic: "Reserves of Utilization of Production Capacities in Sugar Industry" with a specialization in "Economics, Planning and Organization of the National Economy Management and Its Branches". He was awarded with a degree of the Candidate of Economic Sciences.
Igor graduated from the Legal Department of Krasnodar University Kuban State University in 1998.
In 2001, he presented a thesis on the following theme: "Modern Problems of Defense of Civil Rights inCriminal Proceedings" with a specialization in "Criminal Proceeding, Criminal Science and Forensic Examination" and "Operational-Investigative Activity" in Moscow Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Fighting Organized Crime.
In the beginning of 2000s, he joined United Russia Party and headed the social program "Lawyers for Moscow Inhabitants". On February 28, 2009, he became the head of Moscow Department of Right Cause party, created in November, 2008 on the basis of Democratic Party of Russia, Civilian Power and Union of Right Forces.
In 2011, Igor created the All-Russian Social Movement for Promotion of Democracy "Democratic Legal Russia". In 2013, the All-Russian Social Movement was transformed into "Democratic Legal Russia" Political Party.
On December 19, 2009 under the authority of Trunov, the International Christian Constituent Conference for creating the social movement of "Defenders of Orthodox Christians named after Dmitry Donskoy" took place in Danilovsky Hotel Complex of Danilov Stavropegial Monastery .Danilov Monastery According to the Chairman of the International Christian Constituent Conference Igor Trunov, "working under the authority of Russian Orthodox Church as well as ministration and defense of the interests of Russian Orthodox Church and Orthodoxy in the world is the sense of the existence of this Organization in Russia".
In 2014, he became the Chairman of Moscow City Department of Russian Red Cross.
He knows English and French languages.
He is married and has five chеildren.
Act of Terrorism. Explosions of resiential buildings in Moscow and Volgodonsk. The explosions took place on September 9 and 13, 1999. 1742 people were injured, 243 killed, 3000 people were recognized as affected.
Act of Terrorism. The explosions near Rizhskaya Underground Station and at the run line between Avtozavodskaya and Paveletskaya Stations, 2004. Protection of interests of victims. February 6, 2004. The run linebetween Avtozavodskaya and Paveletskaya Stations. An explosive device went off in the second car. On August 31, 2004, the suicide bomber made the explosion near the entrance to Rizhskaya Station. Two bombs killed 51 people, over 300 people were injured.
The tragic death of Sergei Bodrov (junior) and the camera crew in the Karmadon Gorge. On September 20, 2002 in the Karmadon Gorge, Republic of Ossetia, there was a flow of surging glacier Kolka. It resulted in the damage of over 50 houses, some tourist camps, restaurants, road, etc. Over 16 people were killed in this tragedy. 132 people went missing. Living environment of over 1000 people was disturbed. There was a significant property damage. Sergey Bodrov (junior) ( "The Brother", "The Brother-2" films) (born in 1971), Timofey Nosik (born in 1978) and the whole camera crew was killed.
Technogenic catastrophe. The roof collapse in Transvaal-Park Entertainment Center. On February 14, 2004, on St. Valentine's Day, there was a collapse of reinforced-concrete cover roofing above the swimming pool and water rides in Transvaal-Park Entertainment Center. The catastrophe area amounted to 3000 sq.m. There were 400 people under the rubbles, 28 people were killed, over 100 people got seriously injured.
Protection of victims of unlawful acts of the Major D.V. Evsyukov, former Head of the Office of Internal Affairs of "Tsaritsyno" Moscow District , On April 27, 2009 in the time periode from 12.30am to 1.20am, the Head of the Office of Internal Affairs of tsaritsyno Denis Evsyukov came to Ostrov Supermarket at the following address: 50 Shipilovskaya Street, Building1, Moscow. The police officer fired over 15 shots from his gun in the people outside and inside the supermarket. The unlawful acts of Evsyukov resulted in 3 deaths and 6 injured people.
Act of Terrorism at Domodedovo Airport, 2011. Representing one of the victims.
Protection of victims and relatives of people killed in plane crashes Irkutsk plane crash of 2006, Donetsk plane crash of 2006, Perm plane crash of 2008, Petrozavodsk-Karelia plane crash of 2011, Yaroslavl plane crash with Lokomotiv Ice Hockey Team of 2011.
Chairman of All-Russian Political Party "Democratic Legal Russia" , "democratic legal Russia"
Member of the "Russian Academy of Legal Sciences"
Member of the "International Organization of Journalists"
Deputy Head of the Main Legal Department of the "Great Cossack Brotherhood"
Expert of the "International Counter-Terrorism Training Association"
Chairman of the "International Scientific and Educational Consulting Analytical Center of Lawyers of the International Union of Lawyers"
Igor Trunov was awarded by the President with an honorable nominal gun for his merits.
The Top Order of Justice and the Order of Justice of I Degree of the International Association of Lawyers.
Silver Medal named after F.N. Plevako of 2003 for the great professional achievements, significant contribution to the development of Russian lawyers, and intelligent training of trainees and young specialists.
He was awarded with a gold medal of the President of Serbia.
Honorable Cross "For the merits to the Russian Kozakdom".
Medal of the Russian Federal Chamber of Lawyers "For the merits to the protection of rights and freedoms of citizens".
Civilian Order "Public Recognition" Silver Star.
Anniversary medal of the Red Cross - for active participation in the activities of the Red Cross, the establishment of the ideals of humanism and mercy.
His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II of Moscow and All Russia, for his attention to the efforts to strengthen the spiritual and moral foundations, awarded the Order of the Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Blessed Prince Daniel of Moscow.
The Supreme Order of Justice and the Order of Justice of the 1st degree, the World Association of Jurists - for significant contribution to peacekeeping activities by legal methods, as well as active scientific and human rights activities.
The silver medal. F.N. Plevako for his high achievements in professional work and a significant contribution to the development of the Russian Bar.
The Medal of the Federal Chamber of Advocates of Russia "For merits in the protection of human rights and freedoms"
"Democratic Legal Russia" official site.
"Moscow Lawyer and Moscow Red Cross Chairman Says West's Concerns about 'Humanitarian' Convoys Are Legitimate". Russia Update. Interpreter Magazine. December 27, 2014. Retrieved 21 August 2015.
"Russia opens criminal case against Domodedovo owners over 2011 terror attack". Russian Legal Information Agency. June 8, 2015. Retrieved 21 August 2015.
Президент Международной юридической фирмы «Трунов, Айвар и партнеры».
Национальный президент Всемирной Ассоциации юристов в Российской Федерации.
Заместитель председателя Международного Cоюза юристов.
Руководитель отделения проблем права Российской Академии Естественных наук.
Академик государственной академии Республики Сербия.
Первый заместитель Председателя центрального совета Всероссийского общества владельцев гражданского оружия (ВОВГО).
Действительный член Международного Общества сравнительного законодательства.
Член руководящего Совета Российского Института Избирательного Права (РОИИП) с апреля 2006 года..
Председатель Всероссийской политической Партии "Демократическая правовая Россия".
Председатель Московского Городского отделения Российского Красного Креста.
Член Научно-консультативного совета V состава Общественной палаты Российской Федерации.
Доктор юридических наук. В 2001 году в Московском институте МВД РФ по борьбе с организованной преступностью защитил диссертацию на тему: «Современные проблемы защиты прав граждан в уголовном процессе» по специальности 12.00.09 -уголовный процесс, криминалистика и судебная экспертиза; оперативно-розыскная деятельность.
Профессор. Министерством Образования РФ 17.11.2004 присвоено звание профессора по научной специальности «Уголовное право».
Кандидат экономических наук. В 1993 г. окончил аспирантуру Московского Государственного заочного института пищевой промышленности, защитил диссертацию по специальности 08.00.05 - «Экономика планирование, организация управления народным хозяйством и его отраслями».
Председатель Международного научно-образовательного консультативного аналитического центра адвокатов Международного союза юристов.
Академик Российской Академии Естественных наук. Действительный член (академик) Российской Академии адвокатуры, член президиума Российской академии адвокатуры. Член Российской Академии Юридических наук. Член Международного союза (содружества) адвокатов, член «Ассоциации юристов России». Эксперт I.C.T.T.A. (International Counter Terror Training Associacion), Диплом Американской Ассоциации Юристов.
За заслуги, награжден Президентом страны почетным именным огнестрельным оружием, Всемирной ассоциацией юристов — Высшим орденом юстиции и Орденом юстиции 1-й степени, за значительный вклад в миротворческую деятельность правовыми методами, а также активную научную и правозащитную деятельность. Награждён медалью Президента Республики Сербская. Золотой Грамотой Университета Банья Лука Республики Сербская. Награждён серебряной медалью им. Ф.Н. Плевако за 2003 г. за высокие достижения в профессиональной деятельности и значительный вклад в развитие российской адвокатуры, умелую подготовку стажеров и молодых специалистов, награжден медалью Федеральной Палаты Адвокатов России "За заслуги в защите прав и свобод граждан", святейший патриарх Московский и всея Руси Алексий II, за внимание к трудам по укреплению духовно-нравственных основ служения отечеству наградил орденом русской православной церкви святого благоверного князя Даниила московского, гражданским орденом Серебряная Звезда «Общественное признание», за заслуги в профессиональной деятельности награжден медалью "20 лет ФСАР" ,медалью Российского казачества "За государственную службу". Почетными грамотами и благодарственными письмами: - Верховного суда РФ за высокий профессионализм в защите прав, свобод и законных интересов граждан и юридических лиц и активное участие в разработке проектов федеральных законов, постановлений Правительства РФ; - Федеральной палаты адвокатов РФ за добросовестную и высококвалифицированную работу, принципиальность и мужество, проявленные при осуществлении защиты прав и законных интересов граждан и организации в судебных инстанциях по особо значимым уголовным и гражданским делам, систематическое оказание квалифицированной бесплатной юридической помощи ветеранам войны, инвалидам труда, малоимущим гражданам; - Министерства Юстиции РФ за вклад в укрепление правового государства и гражданского общества в РФ; - Профессионального союза адвокатов России за активную жизненную позицию, бескомпромиссное служение Закону, стремление не только бережно сохранять, но и приумножать традиции Российской адвокатуры, вклад в дело подготовки, обучения и воспитания достойных кадров; - Издательской группы «Юрист», за активное участие в формировании редакционной политики Издательской группы «Юрист» и личный вклад в становление и развитие юридической периодики в России, активную пропаганду юридических знаний, распространение положительного опыта в средствах массовой информации; - Губернатора Московской области за плодотворный труд, высокий профессионализм в работе по укреплению законности и правосудия, а также другими грамотами за вклад в юридическую науку и практическую деятельность. Награжден знаком «Почетный адвокат России» за многолетний добросовестный труд по оказанию квалифицированной юридической помощи и значительный вклад в развитие российской адвокатуры, правозащитную деятельность. Награжден дипломом и денежной премией лауреата конкурса Совета адвокатской палаты Московской области на лучшую научную публикацию. Юбилейная медаль Красного Креста – за активное участие в деятельности Красного Креста, утверждение идеалов гуманизма и милосердия.
Профессор Московского государственного университета культуры и искусств (МГУКИ). Член диссертационного совета Д 229.003.01 Московского государственного университета культуры и искусств (МГУКИ) России на соискание ученой степени доктора и кандидата наук по специальностям: 12.00.08 - уголовное право и криминология; уголовно-исполнительное право (юридические науки); 12.00.11 - судебная власть; прокурорский надзор; организация правоохранительной деятельности; адвокатура (юридические науки).
Осуществляет научное руководство аспирантов и докторантов. Под научным руководством шестерым ученикам присуждены ученые степени кандидатов юридических наук.
Имеет около 500 научных работ. В их числе: монографии, профессиональные комментарии к Уголовно-процессуальному кодексу РФ, «Правовое регулирование деятельности федеральной службы безопасности по обеспечению национальной безопасности Российской Федерации». Учебники: Уголовного права, Уголовного процесса РФ, Уголовно-исполнительного права, Адвокатской деятельности и адвокатуры. Комментарии к Законам: «О борьбе с терроризмом», «О страховании автогражданской ответственности», «Об адвокатской деятельности и адвокатуре в Российской Федерации», учебно-методические пособия для ВУЗов, научные статьи.
Является членом редакционного Совета журналов: "Евразийский Союз: вопросы международных отношений", Special education and rehabilitation. Univerzitet u Belgradu, «Revija za kriminologiju I krivicno pravo. Beograd», «Административное и муниципальное право», Журнал «Специальное образование и реабилитация» - Учредитель: Универзитет Белграда Сербия, "Уголовно-исполнительное право" «Представительная власть», «Право и политика», «Домашний адвокат», «Международное публичное и частное право» и «Адвокатская практика», «Юрист спешит на помощь» - приложение к «Российской газете», "Налоги и налогообложение",Правовой сборник «ЈУРИДИЧЕСКИЈ ЗБОРНИК», Издаватељ: Союз юристов Черногории – Подгорица, «Уголовно-исполнительная система: экономика, право, управление», газеты «Адвокат» Международного союза (содружества) адвокатов, «Часопис Киiвський Университету права» - Хроника Киевского университета права Национальной Академии Наук Украины.


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I'm not really sure about this one, to be honest, but it's taken long enough for me to get around to writing anything for this category, so here goes. Can you really withstand six minutes plus of this?
There's something traditional about rebelling against the culture of your parents. Whilst this isn't true in every aspect of my experience, it certainly hits the spot here. I was born in the eighties. It's generally accepted to hate pretty much everything from the eighties now, whilst the seventies remains, it seems to me, culturally dominant (to be fair, in the nineties, the sixties held sway, so I'm sure this is a consistent time lag thing).
Mainstream nostalgia and notions of 'golden ages' of childhood all seem to hark back to the seventies. Things like 'the future we were promised' of jetpacks and so on, all seem to be couched in the brown/orange haze of the seventies. But this never rings true with me. Because I'm not from the seventies. So all those people claiming things were much better then, or trying to 'connect' with me through seventies iconography – no thank you.
One of the rough parts of going to watch football regularly, is seeing the makeup of the crowd – mostly late-middle-aged men, again, nostalgic for the 'better times' of hooliganism and so on. As a kid, my brother, my dad and I used to hitch a lift with one of my dad's friends-through-work. And on more than one occasion, in their frankly ridiculous Bentley with shag-pile carpet, they'd force us to listen to Jethro Tull's Aqualung album.
For me, it's symbolic of indulgent, and frankly, boring, rock music. It has that false-folk-mystical lyrical style, which now seems creepy. It goes on and on, never progressing. To be fair, it's probably wrong to say I hate the band, not being overly familiar with their work, but then this is more about that style. It means nothing to me, and it reeks of nostalgia, and an imposition of one generation's culture on another. Give me some KLF or Coldcut any day.
This entry was posted in Life, Music and tagged 30 days of music 2014 on June 24, 2014 by Paul.
I even love the video-exclusive intro..
This looks like I planned it, doesn't it? Oops. Didn't mean to have two songs from the same artist on consecutive entries. Ah well. Nowadays, I don't really have a favourite band. There's great songs, good albums, bands I have affection and/or personal attachment to, but a 'favourite', if you took just the last 5-10 years, that's difficult. So my criteria for this is – band who have the most songs that I enjoy. And, since 1998, that has been Depeche Mode. I remember liking this particular song when it came out, but didn't really pay attention to the band behind it – indeed, in my head, thanks to Now! That's What I Call Music VHS tapes, Martin Gore and the slightly scary looking one from Heaven 17 (Wikipedia reliably informs me he's called Glenn Gregory), were one and the same.
It was only with the release of The Singles 86>98, bought by my brother, that I fell in love with the band – there is no song on that compilation I don't love. There's a consistency of theme, of atmosphere, and yet a very different and evolving approach, which makes every song a delight. My love of electronic music, being a child of the 80s, probably helps, too. Then I started to explore the older stuff, and the albums, and again, it's pretty much all gold. The videos are often works of art, too.
Yes, the 2000s have been less kind to the band – Exciter, the first release since I became a 'fan', was disappointing, but not a complete failure, and it'll always be special to me – the thirty second preview clips were great for speculation. Playing the Angel and Sounds of the Universe were definite steps in the right direction, and yet it's symptomatic of my waning 'favourite band' thing, that I've still not listened to the latest album, Delta Machine, in full.
Enjoy The Silence is wonderful, and the album, Violator, is a masterwork, oh, and Andy Fletcher is brilliant.
This entry was posted in Life, Music and tagged 30 days of music 2014 on May 27, 2014 by Paul.
When you've lived for most of your life in one place, it can be a pretty gut-wrenching experience to leave. Especially when you've spent most of your formative years in that house. And especially when it's a decision you have next to no say in.
In August 1999, shortly after finishing the one GCSE I took a year early (IT, for what it's worth – the version where most of the work was around learning Microsoft Publisher, but also, thankfully for my later life, Access), my family and I moved house. I was pretty down on the whole experience for a good couple of months, I seem to recall. I had just turned sixteen, which probably had something to do with it, too.
Not long afterwards, I can't exactly remember when, but certainly within the year, I bought a minidisc player, and for the first time, began to experience really having a personal connection with music – I could listen to almost exactly what I wanted, when I wanted. Yes, I'd had a Walkman, but cassettes were always an imprecise way of taking your music around with you. At last, with minidiscs, you could precisely pinpoint, shuffle even, the songs you wanted to hear.
Which all leads up to the creation of a 'chillout' minidisc, the contents of which are still preserved as a playlist on my current iPod. It didn't get much further than four or five tracks, but 'music to fall asleep to' clearly puts me back into the body of my teenage years, trying to get to sleep, listening to those four or five tracks in a very particular order (ironic, for all the talk of shuffle and select, earlier).
Agent Orange – it was only later I discovered the significance of the title, and the references to helicopters, explosions, gunfire, was the song that ended the playlist. By this time, I'd be right on the edges of consciousness. Headphones allowed me to bask in the stereo effects, and the slow, gentle rhythm drew me into sleep. The drums are a hinderance to falling asleep at first, but even they settle into a hypnotic pattern. The plaintive morse code, fading into the background at the end, as a last message before I shut down for the night.
It still works – and from time to time, if I really can't sleep, I'll use the tried and trusted technique once more.
This entry was posted in Life, Music and tagged 30 days of music 2014 on May 23, 2014 by Paul.
Like Brian from Spaced, "I don't do clubs.". Growing up, the only clubs that my friends ever talked about were the big mainstream ones – I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've been 'clubbing' in that way. It really just never appealed. And so the indie disco part of my teenage years never happened for me, unless you count discovering bands at home through my much more music-savvy older brother.
Until 2009. Aged 26. There's a weird feeling when you find something in the world out there where you feel like you belong – I remember walking around Television Centre on a tour as a kid, thinking "you know what, I could work here..", and sitting in a booth in the cellar of The Albany pub at the top of Great Portland Street, on a cold night in 2009, I finally had that sense of belonging. Like there actually was a place where people went to listen, and dance, to good music.
It was a night called Play/Pause. It was run by fellow BBC folk, and it was friends from work who invited me, on a night where I'd probably otherwise have been doing not much at home. It was brilliant. On the third visit, I plucked up enough courage to ask whether I could have a trial as a DJ there. A year later, another amateur DJ and I are playing to literally a packed house – they weren't letting anyone else in. One of the best nights ever.
Every so often I get the idea into my head to try and start it up again, but it's not happened yet.
Anyway, this song, which passed me by upon release, and for years after, is the one that will forever remind me of those nights, the cramped conditions, the wallpaper peeling off the walls, the less than spotless toilets, the dodgy CD players, the rubber stamps on the hand, the water leaks that I'm sure should have caused an electrical fire at one point. The friends I made, and the music we danced to. Not many understood. But there, it was fantastic.
This entry was posted in Life, Music and tagged 30 days of music 2014 on May 21, 2014 by Paul.
If I had a super-power, it appears it would be knowing the words to songs. Get me on the dancefloor or in any situation with a song I recognise, and more often than not, I'll know most, if not all the words, and will be mouthing along with them, possibly at the expense of paying attention to conversation (sorry). So, yet another category that could have had almost any song.
In the end, I've plumped for this one, because I was getting a bit bored with the indie music choices, and, well, it's so ridiculous. Not exactly a complex song with hard to remember lyrics. Indeed, the first time I heard it on the radio I thought it was a spoof (akin to Heads Down, No Nonsense, Mindless Boogie), but no, it's real. The video is ridiculously cheesy, and I'm reminded of it every time I'm on the Westway flyover in London.
If you need cheering up with some ridiculously over the top rock music, stick this on – and if you want a laugh, watch the video, too.
This entry was posted in Life, Music and tagged 30 days of music 2014 on May 18, 2014 by Paul.


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The world of scripted fiction podcasting is a growing and artful storytelling medium, as engaging and gripping as any other. The format harkens back to the days of radio plays when a story like H.G. Wells' WAR OF THE WORLDS was broadcast on a spooky October night in 1938. The performance was so frightening, some listeners were convinced they were listening to an actual alien invasion happening across radio waves in real-time.
The medium has transformed from live performances to full productions featuring some of today's biggest artistic talents. The Audible Original feature, CATCHERS, from creator Ben Rock, is among the latest of effective and frightening audio-only stories to be told in this format.
The story, written by Ben Rock and Bob DeRosa, and directed by Rock, is the account of Blair, a Gen-Zer, on her first day on the job in the "animal control" department of her community, AKA…a dog catcher. She's paired up with an almost-Boomer, Collins, on his last day at the job, whose disagreeable and dated outlook clashes with Blair's modern and more woke approach. They'll have to set their differences aside, or perhaps learn from them, when they receive a call about some strange goings-on at a local farm.
There are many factors that make a fictional podcast effective. The vocal talent brings a lot to this production. Herizen F. Guardiola, as Blair, brings the strength of youth to her role, driven and brave throughout. She is an excellent hero in this creepy, fast-paced tale. Billy Gardell, as Collins balances the aged, curmudgeonly animal control veteran as simultaneously unlikable and endearing—like sitting at the Thanksgiving table with your midwestern grandpa. He allows for growth that makes sense within the text. A notable shout-out is due to Bonita Friedericy, who plays Glenda, a local bar owner. Her brief role is played with humor and sincerity. The entire cast is excellent.
Rock is no stranger when it comes to storytelling in this medium. His fiction podcast VIDEO PALACE (2018) for Shudder was every bit as creepy and fun as CATCHERS. Here he utilizes an excellent sense of tension and suspense, bringing in eerie sound effects and utilizing an effective score as well. Steven Johnson and Thom Monaham make up the sound department, and whatever effect they created for the creature's shrieky roar induces shivers and entices listeners' tiny hairs on the back of their necks to stand straight up.
I love this medium. In a world of screen-based entertainment, I love to put in a pair of earbuds, turn down the lights, lay down on the couch, close my eyes, and listen to a story told by artists through many forms. Podcasting is an intimate art—it's inside the ears, inside the head. It allows a part of our imagination to take over. I fear we don't use it as often as we should these days.
Allowing yourself the 2 hours and 20ish minutes to listen to the podcast straight through will absolutely benefit the experience.
CATCHERS is available to listen to on Audible.
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MST3K 624 - Samson vs. the Vampire Women
624 - Samson vs. the Vampire Women
Jim Mallon
El Santo Contras las Mujeres Vampiras;
Santo Versus the Vampire Women (UK);
The Saint Against the Vampire Women;
Santo Contra las Vampiras
Alfonso Corona Blake
Lorena Velazquez
Maria Duval
Jaime Fernandez
623 - The Amazing Transparent Man
701T - Night of the Blood Beast
" "Remember, they're vampire women, so get ready with the Cher jokes." "
— Crow
Santo as Santo
In The Forest of White Pine, a coven of Vampire women living in a castle has awoken after a sleep of over 200 years.
The first one to awaken is Tandra, the Vampire Priestess, who must prepare to awaken Thorina, the Queen of the Vampire Women. 200 years prior, a woman chosen to be Thorina's successor escaped the clutches of the Vampire Women and their henchmen. That woman's beauty has now been passed down to a current relative named Diane, on the cusp of turning 21. Per a prophecy, Diane is to take Thorina's place as Queen of the Vampire Women, as Thorina descends into the depths of darkness, to be with her husband, Lucifer.
Tandra and several male henchmen go to Diane's home and spy on her. The young woman almost falls under Tandra's hypnotic gaze, when her father, Professor Orlof, and husband-to-be, Jorge, console her.
Orlof recommends that she lie down, and as Jorge leaves for the evening, Inspector Carlos comes by. Orlof has called Carlos to provide security for a party of Diane's in a few days, but will not tell the Inspector just what he and his men are to protect Diane from.
It turns out the Inspector has known for some time, due to some old parchments, that his daughter is destined to become the successor to Thorina. A mark on her shoulder shaped like a bat is also a sign of Diane's 'destiny.' However, even with all this knowledge, Orlof has not told his daughter a thing about this prophecy.
In the meantime, Tandra and her henchmen have attacked a couple coming out of a nightclub. The girl has been drained of blood, and her male escort has disappeared. Inspector Carlos looks over the body, with many perplexed about her bloodless corpse, until a doorman who saw Tandra turn into a bat and fly off claims that the woman was attacked by a vampire. His declaration causes Carlos to have the man be placed under arrest.
Back at the Castle, the henchmen drain the kidnapped man of blood and use his blood to revive the reset of the coven, along with Thorina.
Back at his house, Santo arrives to speak with Orlof. Orlof tells of the prophecy, and how Diane's relation many years before was saved by a former relation of Santo. Like then, Santo is the one who can save the woman destined to become Queen of the Vampires. Santo claims he will do what he can to protect Diane, but has to appear at a wrestling match.
The day of the party, Inspector Carlos has a number of men watching over the party. However, their security does little, as Tandra and her henchmen detain several attendees and infiltrate the party. The two henchmen almost get away with Diane before Santo appears and detains them.
It is in the aftermath of the attack that Orlof finally tells of the vampire prophecy. Carlos then formulates a plan: hearing that another couple was attacked at the nightclub like the previous one, he suggests taking Diane there with several of his men to see if the vampire women and their cohorts might show up.
Back at the castle, Thorina reprimands Tandra for failing to bring her Diane. Tandra then explains about Santo, and his possibly foiling the prophecy laid out.
The vampires then send one of their male henchman to a wrestling match Santo is taking part in. The henchman takes out an opponent, and putting on his clothing and mask, attempts to take down Santo in the ring. The henchman's karate moves almost stop Santo, but Santo manages to unmask his opponent, showing his opponent's face to look like a wolf creature. Several officers fire bullets at the man, but he turns into a bat and flies off.
Meanwhile, Diane, Carlos, and several other officers are at the club, when Thorina and Tandra appear to take a look at her. Thorina leaves soon after, and Tandra and her henchmen manage to make off with Diane. Santo shows up too late to stop them, but manages to chase down one henchman, who bursts into flame upon running under the shadow of a cross.
Carlos returns to Professor Orlof, and demands he quickly finish deciphering the parchments, feeling they have to tell where the coven is. With minutes ticking away, Orlof manages to find the location in The Forest of White Pine. Orlof radios to Santo, and the wrestler takes off for the castle.
His attempts to infiltrate the castle end with him being trapped and tortured by the henchmen. However, Tandra does not act quickly in performing the ritual on Diane and the sun begins to rise, burning the henchmen and Tandra, as well as sending Thorina and the other women to hide in their coffins.
Santo manages to get free, rescues Diane, and burns the remaining Vampire Women in their coffins.
Carrying Diane outside, she is reunited with her boyfriend and father before Santo drives off.[1]
Rodolfo Guzman Huerta achieved an enormous amount of fame in Mexico as pro wrestler El Santo, El Enmascarado de Plata (The Silver Maskman). Not just for his wrestling talents, but also because he stood for decency and fair play, El Santo was beloved and adored by his many fans. When movie character El Santo wasn't wrestling, he was a crimefighter, traveling in the silver Bentley which matched his silver mask and cape. El Santo always wore his mask whenever he was in public, even when he was not performing. When he retired, his son took over the role. He continues to wrestle under the name El Santo, and, like his father, always wears the mask. This movie is the sixth of about fifty movies which have starred El Santo (superfluously renamed "Samson" in English language versions).
Mike & the Bots play stratego
Prologue: The Satellite of Love has a moment of silence. Tom enjoys his by talking incessantly.
Segment One: Deep 13 receives some Chinese food from an ethereal white deliveryman. Frank accounts for the great majority of the order and kindly sends some up to the SOL. Frank's fortune cookie specifically hints at his imminent death. Crow enjoys his lo mein, Mike has difficulty with his hot and sour clam soup, and Tom's hot dog gives him kisses.
Torgo the White visits Frank
Segment Two: While the crew plays Stratego in their own way, Crow spies a mysterious figure outside the ship and receives an ethereal message.
Segment Three: Torgo the White, complete with reconstructed knees, arrives in Deep 13 and takes Frank to Second Banana Heaven.
Segment Four: Dr. Forrester receives the news from the SOL crew and realizes Frank is gone for good. Distraught, he sings the touching tribute "Who Will I Kill?"
Frank visits Clayton one last time
Segment Five: The Bots read their letters to Frank; however, only Gypsy's is actually appropriate for the occasion. Frank visits a mourning Dr. F from the ethereal outer world and pushes the button one last time for old time's sake.
Stinger: "Chief, I saw two corpses in the garden."
Michael J. Nelson - Torgo the White
Frank Conniff's final regular appearance as TV's Frank. The Brains chose Samson and the Vampire Women for Frank Conniff's final episode due to Conniff's fondness for Mexican wrestling movies. Frank would later come back for a cameo in the episode Soultaker.
Supposedly, the final episode of the sixth season was originally slated to be the third Master Ninja "film" (see the Talk page for this episode).
This was also Torgo's final appearance in a MST3K episode.
This episode was ranked #92 among backers of the Bring Back MST3K Kickstarter in the Top 100 Poll.
The back of the box of the Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXIV DVD set incorrectly refers to this episode as featuring an Italian film.
This episode aired fourth during Turkey Day '18.
Old props featured in Deep 13 during Dr. Forrester's song include the giant syringe, vice grips, the electric high-chair, the Chocolate Bunny Guillotine, Frank's hat from his schoolboy outfit, and boxing gloves.
"And a good friend" (Rocketship X-M)
Torgo returns ("Manos" The Hands of Fate) for the last time. Future episodes use Ortega in a similar role.
In the final Host Segment, Dr. Forrester sings a bit of "The Greatest Frank of All" from Experiment #523.
"Oh, it's Ginger Rogers."
Ginger Rogers was an American actress, dancer and singer during the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s and '40s. She died on April 25, 1995, exactly one month after this episode first aired.
Torgo the White
"Torgo the White" is a parody of the heavenly transformation of Gandal from "Gandalf the Grey" to "Gandalf the White". Torgo reacts the same way Gandalf does when asked if he is Gandalf: "Yes, that was the name. I was Torgo..."
"One of Newt's orphanages."
Newt Gingrich, former Republican Speaker of the House (1995–1999), once infamously suggested that the government should re-establish orphanages to raise poor children, rather than giving their parents welfare benefits to allow them to raise the kids themselves.
"Something's going to happen, Mike. Something WONDERFUL!"
Crow is referencing 2010: The Year We Make Contact, and the recurring David Bowman entity who keeps stating "Something's going to happen. Something wonderful."
"Oh look, Capitol Critters is on!"
Capitol Critters is a short-lived animated TV series from the early 1990s about rodents and insects living inside the White House.
"Why do they have the Blue Mosque as their symbol?"
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque, is an Istanbul landmark.
"She's dressed like Jeremiah Johnson!"
Jeremiah Johnson is a 1972 Revisionist Western film starring Robert Redford as a mountain man.
"All right Marines, drop your socks and grab your... socks."
A sanitized version of a line from the film Full Metal Jacket, delivered by a drill sergeant waking up the recruits: "Drop your cocks and grab your socks."
"Which one of them is Brad Pitt?"
In the 1994 gothic horror film Interview with the Vampire, Brad Pitt portrays Louis, a vampire telling his 200-year-long life story to a reporter.
"Hmmm, great! You know that thing from 'Peanuts'?"
The piano-centric jazz piece entitled "Linus and Lucy" was composed by Vince Guaraldi for the TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas, which features the characters from the Peanuts comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz. The song became the theme for many of the subsequent TV specials featuring those characters, and has become strongly associated with the comic strip.
"He's got a picture of Reddy Kilowatt up over there!"
Reddy Kilowatt is a cartoon character that acted as corporate spokesman for electricity generation in the U.S. and other countries for over seven decades. He is drawn as a stick figure whose body, limbs, and hair are made of red lightning-bolts, and he has a light bulb for a nose and wall outlets for ears.
"It's BUtterfield Ocho!"
BUtterfield 8 is a 1960 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor.
"Now when was I a Flying Leatherneck?"
Flying Leathernecks is a 1951 action war film about Marine Corps aviators during World War II. However, the term "Flying Leatherneck" is widely used to refer to those in Marine aviation.
"They didn't count on Carlton the Doorman!"
In the 1970s sitcom Rhoda, Carlton is Rhoda's doorman who is never seen but only heard via intercom.
"Ah, the Rainforest Cafe!"
The Rainforest Cafe is a chain of restaurants that feature elaborate jungle scenery.
"Well, I've got a golf date with Randy the Macho Man."
Randy "Macho Man" Savage was a professional wrestler for the WWF (1985–1994) and WCW (1994–2000).
"She looks like a Magic Eye picture!"
Magic Eye is a series of books, posters, calendars, etc. from the 1990s that contain visual illusions which allow some people to see 3-D images by focusing on 2-D patterns.
"Sade!" "Your love is king..."
Sade Adu is a Nigerian-British singer known as the lead singer of her eponymous band. "Your Love Is King" is their first single.
"They're making the beast with two butts!"
"Making the beast with two backs" is a euphemism for sexual intercourse (famously used in Othello).
"It's a Robert Mapplethorpe photo session!"
Robert Mapplethorpe was a photographer known for the homoerotic and sadomasochistic content of most of his work.
"The food here is terrible, and the portions are too small!"
A paraphrase of an old joke by Harry Hershfield that is perhaps best-known for being told by Woody Allen in the movie Annie Hall.
"Where Devils Go, Trouble Follows!"
Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows is a 1968 comedy film about Catholic schoolgirls on a cross-country field trip.
"The Keystone Vampires!"
The Keystone Kops is a series of silent comedy movies about bumbling policemen.
"It's a sign that says 'Wall Drug, 10,000 Miles'!"
A reference to billboards advertising Wall Drug, a South Dakota tourist attraction. The signs start appearing a great distance away and state the number of miles to get there.
"This scene was edited out of Spartacus."
The infamous "oysters and snails" scene between Laurence Olivier and Tony Curtis in Spartacus was cut from the original release for homosexual content.
"Run, it's Butch Patrick!"
Butch Patrick is an actor best known for his portrayal of child werewolf Eddie Munster on the TV series The Munsters.
Commercially released on DVD by Shout! Factory in July 2012 as part of Volume XXIV, a 4-disc set along with Fugitive Alien, Star Force: Fugitive Alien II, and The Sword and the Dragon.
The DVD includes the Ballyhoo Motion Pictures feature Lucha Gringo: K. Gordon Murray Meets Santo, a TV spot, and Life After MST3K: Frank Conniff.
601 Girls Town 1994-07-16 609 The Skydivers 1994-08-27 617 The Sword and the Dragon 1994-12-03
602 Invasion USA 1994-07-23 610 The Violent Years 1994-10-08 618 High School Big Shot 1994-12-10
603 The Dead Talk Back 1994-07-30 611 Last of the Wild Horses 1994-10-15 619 Red Zone Cuba 1994-12-17
604 Zombie Nightmare 1994-11-24 612 The Starfighters 1994-10-29 620 Danger!! Death Ray 1995-01-07
605 Colossus and the Headhunters 1994-08-20 613 The Sinister Urge 1994-11-05 621 The Beast of Yucca Flats 1995-01-21
606 The Creeping Terror 1994-09-17 614 San Francisco International 1994-11-19 622 Angels Revenge 1995-03-11
607 Bloodlust 1994-09-03 615 Kitten with a Whip 1994-11-23 623 The Amazing Transparent Man 1995-03-18
608 Code Name: Diamond Head 1994-10-01 616 Racket Girls 1994-11-26 624 Samson vs. the Vampire Women 1995-03-25
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Just wondering what other vegtables or plants does potato blight effect, Im aware that it can effect tomatoes?
How long can the spores survive in the soil?
I have a load of compost from my container spuds, not sure what do with it.
I was given a heads up that you might be joining us. Welcome to the forum.
Potatoe blight is the fungus Phytophthera infestans and I've not heard about it affecting other plants.
However, certain nematodes can wreak havoc on potatoe and other crops as well. There is a quarentine in an area near my home on the soil because of the nematodes.
You could hot compost the compost, the high temperatures reached should denature the proteins contained in the spores. However, some spores can resist temperatures up to a thousand degrees.
If you don't hot compost the compost I would definately burn the compost and then deposit it in a hole somewhere in the backyard that is out of the way.
Fingerling Potato Plants: Is it Blight or Harvest??


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EMMA for Peace (Euro-Mediterranean Music Academy) è un'organizzazione non governativa per la promozione della diplomazia musicale tra Europa e Medio Oriente.

L'organizzazione è stata fondata dal manager culturale Paolo Petrocelli nel 2012. Ad ottobre 2013, l'organizzazione è stata ufficialmente presentata al 13º Summit Mondiale dei Premi Nobel per la Pace a Varsavia, in Polonia.

Il direttore d'orchestra Riccardo Muti è il Presidente Onorario.

Attività

EMMA for Peace promuove la diplomazia musicale attraverso la collaborazione con le grandi organizzazioni internazionali, fra cui le principali agenzie delle Nazioni Unite (in particolare UNESCO, UNICEF, UNHCR) e il Segretariato Permanente del Summit Mondiale dei Premi Nobel per la Pace. EMMA collabora inoltre con i governi nazionali e le istituzioni musicali dei principali paesi dell'area dell'euro-mediterraneo.

EMMA for Peace e il Summit dei Premi Nobel per la Pace

Con il patrocinio dell'UNESCO e sotto gli auspici del Segretario Generale del Consiglio d'Europa, EMMA per la Pace ha organizzato nel 2013 il concerto inaugurale del 13º Summit mondiale dei Premi Nobel per la Pace a Varsavia, che ha visto esibirsi l'Orchestra Giovanile della Polonia diretta da John Axelrod.

EMMA for Peace e UNESCO

Dal 2014, EMMA for Peace è impegnata nella promozione della Giornata internazionale del jazz, organizzando, co-organizzando e sostenendo numerose iniziative e progetti in Italia e all'estero.

Nel 2015, EMMA for Peace ha partecipato al programma ufficiale delle celebrazioni del 70 ° anniversario dell'UNESCO organizzando un concerto istituzionale alla Carnegie Hall di New York, con la Korean Chamber Orchestra, l'artista UNESCO per la pace Ino Mirkovich, la violinista sudcoreana Soyoung Yoon e la cantante britannica Carly Paoli.

EMMA for Peace e UNICEF

Nel 2013, EMMA for Peace ha unito le forze con l'UNICEF progettando un programma di educazione musicale a favore dei bambini siriani nei campi profughi in Libano, Giordania e Turchia e promuovendo concerti di solidarietà in Europa, in collaborazione con musicisti siriani.

EMMA for Peace e UNHCR

Nel 2014, EMMA for Peace ha realizzato un progetto con UNHCR a Malta a sostegno dei giovani rifugiati del Mediterraneo.

Musicisti della Malta Youth Orchestra e giovani migranti hanno partecipato assieme ad un programma di formazione musicale, con seminari d'improvvisazione, scrittura collettiva dei testi e di composizione musicale culminati in una serie di performance pubbliche.

Nel 2018, EMMA for Peace ha organizzato un concerto di beneficenza per i rifugiati siriani con UNHCR presso il Teatro Franco Parenti a Milano, favorendo la collaborazione tra artisti italiani e siriani.

EMMA for Peace e l'Accademia del Teatro alla Scala

Nel 2014, EMMA for Peace ha facilitato la prima collaborazione tra il Teatro dell'Opera del Cairo e il Teatro alla Scala di Milano, organizzando un galà d'opera al Cairo, con la partecipazione di giovani cantanti dell'Accademia del Teatro alla Scala.

In questa occasione, EMMA for Peace ha presentato "Opera for Peace", un progetto che si poneva l'obiettivo promuovere la formazione all'opera e ai mestieri del teatro sia agli studenti conservatori che ai giovani nei campi profughi di Giordania, Libano, Egitto, Marocco, Palestina e Turchia.

EMMA for Peace e la European Union Youth Orchestra

Nel 2019, EMMA for Peace ha organizzato il primo concerto della European Union Youth Orchestra (EUYO) in Oman, presentando uno speciale concerto di gala alla Royal Opera House Muscat con il soprano lettone Kristine Opolais e il direttore d'orchestra Vasily Petrenko.

Diplomazia Musicale - Storie dal Mondo

Nel 2014, EMMA for Peace lancia dall'Italia una campagna mondiale per la promozione della diplomazia musicale.

Nel 2020, crea la prima piattaforma blog interamente dedicata alla diplomazia musicale.

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Voci correlate
 Diplomazia musicale
 Diplomazia culturale
 Paolo Petrocelli

Collegamenti esterni

Associazioni culturali
Associazioni non profit
Organizzazioni musicali italiane
Educazione musicale

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We run an international English/Portuguese speaking church and work with youth and couples. We need help with homeschooling so we can focus more on ministry. If interested, the Nanny can also get involved with the English Club and classes. We are permanent missionaries.
We love being on mission together as a family and much of what we are privileged to do here in France, we do together. Our Nanny would join us in ministry especially helping us develop the children's ministry.
Our family does church planting in two indigenous villages about 3 hours from our house in the mountains of Oaxaca. In addition to helping with childcare, our nanny can join in this evangelistic work with our family, attend the church with us, and serve there as well.
We will be working alongside a church targeting college age students in the neighboring universities and doing one on one evangelism. We will also working with the youth at the different outreaches that the church has in Lima. We are needing a nanny to help tutor our children.


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Trudeau Tells Obama He's Pulling Canada Out of Bombing Campaign Against the Islamic State
On the heels of his major election win, Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau told reporters on Tuesday that he will end the bombing campaign in a "responsible way."
by Justin Ling
Image via Canadian Armed Forces
Justin Trudeau, who won a sweeping majority government on Monday, will pull Canada's fighter jets out of Iraq and Syria just over a year after Ottawa began the bombing campaign.
Canada's new prime minister informed President Barack Obama of his decision over the phone on Tuesday afternoon, he told a press conference in Ottawa.
While Trudeau said that the American president understood his need to follow-through on his promise to withdraw Canada's air force from the mission, the White House nevertheless indicated on Tuesday morning that it wanted Canada to continue dropping bombs.
In the White House's read-out of the call, there is no mention of Trudeau's decision to pull Canada's CF-18 fighter jets.
While Trudeau wouldn't give a timeline, he said he would bring Canada's planes home in a "responsible way."
The leader of the Liberal Party, who won a staggering victory on Oct. 19, had promised repeatedly during the campaign that he would withdraw Canada's offensive capabilities from the fight against the Islamic State (IS) militants.
Currently, Canada has seven CF-18 fighter jets committed to the coalition air campaign, as well as two Aurora surveillance aircraft and a handful of strategic lift and refuelling planes.
The Liberal explanation for the decision has long been that there are more effective uses of Canadian resources in the region, such as in training and humanitarian programs.
"We have to be part of the training of the local troops on the ground in order to carry the fight effectively against ISIS," Trudeau told the CBC in an interview during the campaign.
Defeated Conservative leader Stephen Harper went after Trudeau for his comments, suggesting that withdrawing from the mission would hurt Canada's reputation amongst its allies as well as giving IS more license to operate.
Canada's fighter jets have flown 1,046 sorties, with only a fraction of those resulting in bombs being dropped on the militants.
While Canada's firepower has been relatively underutilized in the fight, the Canadian Air Force has lauded its surveillance planes as being one of the more crucial parts of the Canadian contribution.
While he didn't comment on it specifically on Tuesday, Trudeau has previously said that he would keep Canada's special forces in place in northern Iraq. Roughly 69 members of Canada's elite special operations force, Joint Task Force 2, are currently training Kurdish militias in the region. They, in the past, have helped paint targets for coalition airstrikes and, in some cases, returned fire on IS militants.
Some skepticism has been directed at Trudeau's plan to expand training programs in the area.
Jason Kenney, the outgoing Minister of National Defense, told VICE News in September that the Canadian military has already assessed an expanded training mission for the Iraqi Security Forces, but ultimately decided not to, as progress in training Baghdad's forces has been "disappointing."
Kenney opened the door to training more minority militias, like the Yazidis and Assyrian forces.
Follow Justin Ling on Twitter: @justin_ling
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This spicy Southeast Asian salad, from cookbook author Jeffrey Alford, is meant to be scooped up with balls of sticky rice.
1. Place garlic and salt in a large mortar. Using the pestle, work to combine. Add scallions and chile, and work to combine. Add tomatoes and mint, and gently pound until tomatoes are slightly crushed and mint is bruised. Transfer to a shallow bowl, and drizzle with oil.


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11 Women Celebrate Their Weight Loss by Posing Nude for Weight Watchers Magazine
The women stripped down for the magazine's feature story, called "I Am Beautiful"
By Julie Mazziotta
Sarah Silver
Sure, losing weight is great, but more important is learning to love your body at any stage. To fully embrace themselves – self-perceived flaws and all – 11 women posed nude for Weight Watchers magazine.
The magazine's May/June cover story, titled "I Am Beautiful," features unretouched photos of women who slimmed down through Weight Watchers – losing from 12 lbs. to 87 lbs.
Dutchess, 39, set her mind on losing weight after two pregnancies left her with heartburn, back pain, and plantar fasciitis.
"Though my fiancé constantly reminded me how beautiful I was, I had to start believing it myself," she says. "I could feel how uncomfortable I was in my own body: If I sat down, I'd try to sit a certain way to hid my stomach."
Now 19 lbs. down, Dutchess can see her mindset starting to change.
"Now, when I look in the mirror, sometimes I see my old self because I was a certain size for such a long time," she says. "But eventually, I know I'll only see the new me. Through the process, I've learned that there's no blueprint to life or to weight loss."
For Ashley, 30, a heart condition requiring four surgeries limited her ability to exercise and keep her weight down.
"I was teased because of my size, and that affected my body image," she admits. "It has taken a long time for me to rebuild my confidence and believe in my own self-worth."
Losing 70 lbs. helped her self-esteem soar.
"My weight-loss journey helped me get stronger each day," Ashley says. "I felt that I was improving all the time, and that helped me get to the point where I don't have self-hatred anymore. I can go to a restaurant and eat by myself; I can feel confident talking to people; I can leave a dressing room without tears in my eyes."
"I finally feel like myself."
Growing up, Latoya, 29, was called Miss Piggy by her peers.
"I used to be afraid, very afraid, all the time," she says. "I'd be afraid that when someone hugged me, they'd feel the fat on my body. I'd be afraid when I heard someone call me Miss Piggy because I realized that that nickname was a way to call me chubby without saying it."
The bulling and embarrassment about her weight led Latoya to try diet pills, which put her in the hospital twice. But now, after losing 43 lbs., she found a new way to look at her old nickname.
"I've put a positive spin on that: Miss Piggy is confident, sassy, and fabulous. Go ahead, call me by that name: that's, finally, a compliment."
Maria, 29, grew up with a negative body image after some hurtful comments from a friend's mom.
"When I was 13, I remember another girl's mom saying to me at dance class, 'Maria, you would just be so much better if you weren't so big.' It stopped me, and I thought, 'Big? What do you mean?' " she recalls. "My mom is a sweet woman, and in the softest possible way, she explained to me that I wasn't the smallest of the group. I thought to myself, 'Wow, my body is not right.' "
Maria struggled to lose weight the right way, until she figured out the best approach and dropped 24 lbs.
"It took me a while to realize that this was a lifestyle, not a diet," she says. "I changed my attitude – I started to realize that if I have one bad day, that won't make me gain 10 pounds. I can be conscious of my habits, without becoming obsessed, and that's very freeing."
Kshatriya, 36, felt like she could never measure up to her more athletic sister.
"Family members would say, 'If only you were like your sister … ' " she says. "I internalized that as, 'You'd be better, you'd be more worthy of our love.' I started to think, 'If I don't look like her, then I'm constantly imperfect.' "
Through Weight Watchers, Kshatriya managed to lose 84 lbs., and completely transform her body.
"The moment when I realized how much my life had changed was when I was using a public restroom," she says. "After I closed the door, I realized that I had just walked into the bathroom without hesitation, not even stopping to check if I would fit. My body wasn't touching the walls, there was no handrail – and I cried."
"There's so much freedom in my weight loss."
By Julie Mazziotta @julietmazz