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SXSW Review: Good Night
2013-03-11 22:00:00by Geoff Henao
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[From March 9th - 17th, Flixist will be providing coverage from South by Southwest 2013 in Austin, TX. Prepare yourselves for reviews, interviews, features, photos, videos, and all types of shenanigans!]
How would you react to news that one of your loved ones was dying? We all have different coping mechanisms that we utilize to get through the pain, but not all of our reactions are the healthiest. More importantly, how can we cope when news directly affects every relationship we cherish?
Good Night attempts to address and capture the effects and reactions of a tightly-knit group of friends.
Good Night trailer SXSW 2013 from Jonny Mars on Vimeo.
Director: Sean Gallagher
Release Date: March 11, 2013 (SXSW)
Leigh (Adriene Mishler) is throwing a party with her best friends to seemingly celebrate her 29th birthday. However, once all of the guests arrive, she and her husband, Winston (Jonny Mars), drop a bombshell on their friends: She decides to not continue treatment on her leukemia that has recently returned from remission. The rest of the night is spent analyzing how the news affects every individual at the party, and how such news can create or exasperate pre-existing strains amongst the friends.
In attempting to "celebrate" Leigh's life with a party, the friends inevitably are forced to face the troubles existing their own lives, which range from the responsibilities of parenthood to facing the prospect of an affair. Each minor subplot are interesting and fleshed-out enough so as to not have them feel lazily tacked on for the sake of "character development." Rather, they feel full and complete, making the supporting characters feel just as developed as the main characters.
However, the bread and butter of the film is the relationship between Leigh and Winston and their ability (or inability) to deal with the situation staring directly back at them. Told through flashbacks, Gallagher was able to cleverly weave his way through the relationship from the prospect of their promising future to the dwindling and trying strength that they find themselves six years after the initial diagnosis. Such scenes are buoyed by Mars' and Mishler's comfort and trust in one another's performances.
With what is arguably a simple premise ("What would you do if you found out your loved one was dying?"), Gallagher was able to use that simple plot to dig deeper into his characters' lives and pull out emotional frustrations that become larger and visible due to such news. Good Night is just as much a collection of character analyses as it is a narrative focusing on how far we would go in the name of love.
Good Night reviewed by Geoff Henao
Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.
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Olympic champion Duffy eyeing maiden Abu Dhabi win in World Triathlon Championship Series
Reigning Olympic and world champion Flora Duffy will seek a maiden victory in Abu Dhabi in the latest stop of the World Championship Series.
The Bermudan star has raced in Abu Dhabi on three occasions in the past, but has yet to top the podium in the United Arab Emirates' city.
Duffy will expect to face competition from Britain's Georgia Taylor-Brown, who finished as the runner-up at Tokyo 2020.
Taylor-Brown will feature as part of a strong British team tomorrow, with compatriots Jess Learmonth, Lucy Charles Barclay Vicky Holland, Beth Potter and Non Stanford taking to the start-line of tomorrow's race.
The United States' Taylor Knibb is another potential contender for victory tomorrow, along with Germany's Laura Lindemann.
Under-23 world champion Lindemann will be hoping to repeat her maiden World Championship Series victory, which came in Hamburg in September.
Tim Helllwig also triumphed in front of a home crowd, which will see the German line-up with the number one bib for the men's race in Abu Dhabi.
He will face strong competition from two-time world champion and Olympic team relay bronze medallist Vincent Luis.
Luis has twice reached the podium at this stop on the series circuit.
Vincent Luis is a contender for victory in the men's competition ©Getty Images
Olympic bronze medallist Hayden Wilde of New Zealand returns to the World Championship Series after being one of several start athletes to contest the Super League Triathlon circuit in recent weeks.
The course is focused around the Yas Marina Circuit, which hosts Formula One's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Elite athletes will complete a 750 metres swim, before five laps of a four-kilometre bike circuit on the track.
Racing will conclude with two laps of a 2.5km course.
The World Triathlon Para Championships also features as part of the event schedule.
A total of 122 athletes will feature in the Championships, with nine para-triathlon classes in action across six medal events.
October 2021: Yokohama to host first World Triathlon Championship and Para Series events of 2022
September 2021: Germany win mixed team relay to complete World Triathlon Championship Series hat-trick
September 2021: World Triathlon Sprint and Relay Championships called off due to rising COVID-19 cases in Bermuda
September 2021: Hellwig wins sprint finish in World Triathlon Series thriller as first six separated by six seconds
September 2021: Jersey stages Super League Triathlon as Hamburg hosts youthful line-up in World Championship Series
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Mack Molding to hold job fair Oct. 9
Cloudy skies with late-night snow showers. Low 9F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 60%. Snow accumulations less than one inch..
Cloudy skies with late-night snow showers. Low 9F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of snow 60%. Snow accumulations less than one inch.
ARLINGTON — Mack Molding, a leading custom plastics molder and supplier of contract manufacturing services, announced today it will be hosting on-the-spot interviews from 1-6 p.m. at its 608 Warm Brook Road, Arlington, headquarters Wednesday, Oct. 9.
"In June we had an event that attracted several candidates, but there is still a strong need for experienced manufacturing professionals to fill roles such as electromechanical operators and technicians, CNC programmers and technicians, and engineers," Mack Molding's director of human resources, Jessica Fredette, said in a media release. "With Mack's 100th anniversary right around the corner, now is a great time to join our family. Add to that the potential for hourly wage increases up to three times a year, and this truly becomes an opportunity you don't want to miss."
During the event, visitors will be able to interview and tour with key decision makers, including getting an inside look at the company's assembly, molding, machining, metals and engineering operations.
While applications will be taken in person during the event, attendees are encouraged to bring resumes and references. Candidates also may apply anytime at www.mack.com/job-opportunities/.
"Our people work on some pretty exciting technologies, like cutting-edge 3D printers, state-ofthe-art robotics and life-saving medical devices," Fredette said. "It's time to come see your future with Mack."
About Mack Molding
Mack Molding is a leading custom plastics molder and supplier of contract manufacturing services. Mack specializes in plastics design, prototyping, molding, sheet metal fabrication, fullservice machining and medical device manufacturing. Founded in 1920, Mack is a privately owned business that operates 11 facilities throughout the world. Don Kendall is CEO and chairman. For more information, go to www.mack.com.


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Within ten years there were over a thousand cooperative societies in the United Kingdom.Pertaining to economic cooperation: a cooperative business.
Mercer, OL6459685M Marlow, Joyce, The Tolpuddle Martyrs, London :History Book Club, (1971) Grafton Books, (1985) isbn Rothschild,., Allen-Whitt,.The most basic form of volunteer-run cooperative is a voluntary association.12 Friendly Societies established forums through which one member, one vote was practiced in organisation decision-making.


Moses grows up as her (adopted) son (presumably) at court. He somehow retains a sense that he is Jewish because he feels connected to the other Jews in Egypt. When adult, Moses flees Egypt after becoming concerned about the Pharaoh's likely response to the consequences of his taking the law in his own hand (he had killed an Egyptian who had been abusing a Jew). Before Moses leads his people out of Egypt he has already been an at-risk-minority and a (criminal) refugee. The Pharaoh eventually dies; the Scriptural narrative do not say what happens to his daughter. But here I wish to dwell a bit longer on her.
Hazony (see his note 15 on 220) goes beyond the biblical text and draws on Talmud Megillah 13a in order to claim that in her act of saving the helpless child, Pharaoh's daughter becomes "a Jew because she renounced her servitude to the idol in order to do what is right." We may call this (acting from conscience against immoral man-made law and rejecting man-made idols) a moral conception of Jewishness one that is not tied to blood or nation. On this moral conception of Jewishness anybody can be Jewish (in this moral sense). After all, the Egyptian princess had not been exposed to revelation. (This idea echoes the treatment of Abraham's true faith in the Quran and Spinoza).* This naturally raises the question: what could generate her exemplary behavior? On this point the otherwise extremely terse biblical narrative of this event is explicit.
Of course, as the daily headlines remind us, in practice such compassion is not abundant; it is an important question in political psychology what set of institutions and norms could help cultivate and make robust and fruitful such compassion. Because we ordinarily cannot rely on the compassion of others we need reasonably just laws and judges.
Even though the Jews initially reject Moses as their judge/ruler ('Who made thee a ruler and a judge over us? thinkest thou to kill me, as thou didst kill the Egyptian?' Exodus 2:14; this echoes Genesis 37:8), Moses becomes the (godly) vehicle for generating self-government under a moral law and the systematic rejection of idols. (In fact, even such sober thinkers as Machiavelli [recall] and Spinoza (recall) hold him up as en exemplary political founder.) It is easy to see in this a call to (just) political self-determination. It surely is this, too. But the Hebrew Bible is explicit that the whole narrative of Jewish liberation would not have gotten off the ground without the disobedient and compassionate intervention of Pharaoh's daughter. National political success, even when the product of great resourcefulness (as Hazony and Machiavelli both note), may originate not just in fortune or chance events (Pharaoh's daughter does not spend all day her time bathing in the river), but also in acts of basic kindness from strangers.
How to obtain political self-determination with sufficient unity without undermining the very possibility of basic mercy toward strangers, we may label the political question.
*Spinoza describes this kind of moral Jewishness as having or acting in accord with "the Spirit of Christ."
**See, also, Adam Smith The Theory of Moral Sentiments.


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Shaw Communications reports $163M Q1 profit, up from $162M a year ago
A Shaw Communications sign at the company's headquarters in Calgary, Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015. Shaw Communications Inc. is selling its stake in Corus Entertainment Inc. for $548 million. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Shaw Communications Inc. reported a first-quarter profit of $163 million, up from $162 million in the same quarter a year earlier, as its revenue crept lower.
The cable and wireless company says the profit amounted to 31 cents per diluted share for the quarter ended Nov. 30, unchanged from the same quarter a year earlier.
Revenue totalled $1.37 billion, down from $1.38 billion.
Shaw says the consumer and business wireline side of its operations earned nearly $1.06 billion in revenue, down from nearly $1.07 billion a year earlier.
Meanwhile, wireless revenue amounted to $317 million, down from $318 million, as wireless service revenue grew but was more than offset by a drop in equipment revenue.
Shaw says it had record wireless subscriber growth in the quarter with the addition of 101,000 new wireless customers, including 87,300 postpaid net additions and 13,700 prepaid net additions.
Public health officials reported 125 more COVID-19 cases in Waterloo Region on Thursday, the first time since Jan. 15 that new cases have been in the triple digits.
There is no sign COVID-19 restrictions will be eased in Alberta, even as the province reaches two weeks on an extension of regulations it put in place before the holidays.
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A midwife who had a sexual relationship with the partner of the pregnant friend she was caring for has been found to have breached her professional boundaries.
A report by the Health and Disability Commissioner details how the midwife agreed to care for a close friend during her third pregnancy in 2013.
The report said the midwife and the woman's partner then started sleeping with and "sexting" each other.
The woman found out after the birth of her child, when she discovered text messages on her partner's cellphone.
Commissioner Anthony Hill found it was appropriate for the midwife to agree to care for her friend, and that the care given was reasonable.
However, he ruled the midwife was in breach of professional standards by entering into a sexual relationship with the man while caring for his partner.
"The difficulty is, of course, that it both disempowers the woman and the potential wellbeing of the woman but also provides a potential loss of objectively for the health professional, who needs to be able to make good decisions under pressure."
The midwife has been referred to the Health and Disability Director of Proceedings, who is a lawyer who will consider whether any further action will be taken.
Midwifery training has been criticised by a Coroner in his findings into the death of a mother and her new born child.


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The other day I was taking one of my daughters to dance class and we had to pick up her friend, Bella, to take her to class, too. Right after I turned the corner away from her house, I thought I saw her mother driving towards us. She drives a very distinctive car that I have not seen a lot of around town. I asked her if that was her mom, and she responded with, "No. That's Uncle Bob's cousin." I didn't think too much of it, but then asked her if her cousin had purchased exactly the same car as her mom. There were so few of the around I just thought it was extraordinarily strange. Her explanation was a bit shocking, but a whole lot of fun.
People have been naming boats for more than a thousand years. They've been naming planes since the beginning, albeit with names more functional than colorful. The exception to that would be the wartime planes of World War II and later. But what about cars?
When I was growing up, my parents bought a used car for my mom to drive. It was a tan-yellow Buick Apollo. I'm not sure why, but we named that car Myrtle the Turtle. If we were going somewhere, would we be taking Myrtle or the other car? The other car was a Monte Carlo, and was the new car that we had. Ironic to the story, we did get another car like Myrtle. That one was red, but I don't think we ever gave that one a name. If I remember correctly, I think the same guy bought both cars from us, and they were destroyed when his garage burned down.
My dad had a motorcycle, his first Harley-Davidson, that he bought from a friend. Her name was "Ethel." She was painted a very unique shade of gray. It was so unique that if we saw something else very near that color, we would call it "Ethel Gray." Even today, thirty years after we had that motorcycle, if I see a gray that closely resembles that old motorcycle, I think to myself that it's Ethel Gray.
In recent years, I haven't named any of my cars. I hadn't really thought of it until Bella mentioned that they had named their car. The closest thing I have to a car name is my GTO, which is simply called "The Goat." However, that is a very common nickname for those cars and I really didn't come up with it. It's also been called "The Blue Beast" but not very often. Occasionally when I've had trouble with it, I've had other names for it, but they're not really suitable for print.
Does anyone out there name their cars or motorcycles anymore? Is this a trend that was never really a trend? I think I may have to ponder on a name for my car now. I love my car. I may never get rid of it, so it should have a name. It's a part of the family. So, if you have a name for your vehicle, let us know. If you used to name them when you were younger, let us know, too. We can't be the only ones who named our cars.
Craig Bacon has named his computers (again not safe for print) and has named his hot tub. He is seriously thinking of going back to naming his vehicles.


DescriptionAfter more than four years of discussions, investigations, preparations and lobbying for an LMS at a collaboration base, we are now at the starting point for 15 universities in Sweden implementing Canvas. More will follow. There has been a period of blood, sweat and tears, but also a big interest and desire from the community to do this together.
The procurement was led by Nordunet, with persons from Nordunet, SUNET and the universities. The LMS framework agreement with Canvas/Instructure was signed at the end of March 2017. We all thought that we by then could start the agreement process. But we were wrong. Finally, after a period of 9 months containing an appeal in several instances, the Canvas baby was born.
During the long waiting period we started a collaboration between the universities. We wanted to be prepared and share best practice regarding implementing Canvas. Not just as a technical implementation but changing how our teachers uses the LMS, more focus on pedagogical parts less on administration.
Shortly afterwards we had a "course area" set up in Canvas, for communication and training and we also formed a network called SALSA, with representatives from each university. The idea is to use the tool to learn from and share knowledge between each other. We will during the presentation discuss and show parts of what the network is about and why collaboration is the way forward.
Our long-time vision is that the universities should co-operate when we can, and compete when we need to. In the SALSA group we find good solutions, share them with each other and finds best practice. With the overall common goal to find the best way forward for our teachers and students, but in the end not to forget, also for the Swedish taxpayers.