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Barack Street Presidential Runner
Sherlock Holmes did not seem to care too much for titles or heads of state on occasions but even he could not fail to be a little bit impressed by the latest addition to the Howard Ostrom Collection misc section.
After all, we dont have many two times elected Presidents Of The United States within our archives.
In this July 1st Edition of the popular United States publication "The National Review" President Barack Obama was depicted as the Great Detective with deerstalker, lens, pipe and all to go alongside "THE INSPECTOR" tag line the magazine had called him. A truly unique one Howard had to have tracked down to include within the burgeoning ranks of the collection.
Thank you Mr President Sir!
Everyone tweet this to him so we can get a RT ;)
Hello..Hello..Hello
Its time to reveal another of the guest stars in the upcoming 1st episode of the 4th NPLH Series "Dawn Of The Red".
The role of the sardonic short tempered suspicious minded P.C Crawford will be played by Keith Ackerman.
Keith describes himself as a mature character actor and has had several roles in feature films including Carlos Gustava and the upcoming "Fakers" movie.
Being the long arm of the law will not be a new experience for Keith who has also previously been cast into Detective and Uniformed officer roles.
To learn more about Keith click here or to see photos from the upcoming episode "Dawn Of The Red" click here.
Auntie Pat Did Not See Jesus...
Watson should never have got into an argument of logic with Miss Blake when it involves Auntie Pat.... as we discover in this deleted scene from the recent episode "Dialysis Murder".
Pangborn Clocks into the collection
Clocking into the film section of the "Howard Ostrom Holmes and Watson Autograph Collection" comes Franklin Pangborn who portrayed a Dr.Watson parody "Dr.Watkins" alongside Charles Judels as "Philo Holmes" in the 1934 short "My Grandfathers Clock".
The 17 minute short sees the detective doctor duo investigate a murder at a manor in Phwitterby On Thames, but takes the form of a musical comedy with the majority of dialogue being spoken in rhyme form. What also makes it notable is the use of being shot in colour which was still not the norm at the time.
But here is where we are left with our own mystery to solve, the picture you see alongside the autograph is obviously of Pangborn dressed as Sherlock Holmes - not Watson.
Howard came across it while reading a 1928 copy of "Movie Makers Magazine" and it reportedly was from a Pathe-Demille production of a Sherlock Holmes film, at this time we are unsure as to whether this film was ever released or any further details from it. But never one to be beaten by a Sherlock Holmes media mystery Howard is continuing his research to try and establish further facts on the situation.
In the mean time though you can see Pangborn in action from this clip for "My Grandfathers Clock".
For more Holmes and Watson actor autographed Photos from the Films be sure to check out the rest of the Howard Ostrom Collection Film Section.
Barnaby Of Baker Street
An unusual new entry into the Misc section of the Howard Ostrom Collection today with
Buddy Ebsen, best known for his role as Jed Clamplett of the hit 60's CBS American situation comedy "The Beverly Hillbillies".
But Buddys donning of the deer stalker and pipe came later as part of a promo shoot for his role in Barnaby Jones, a CBS detective drama show which ran from 1973-1980.
For more obscure Holmes and Watsons in a variety of medians be sure to check out the rest of the Howard Ostrom Misc Section.
Q+A with Angela Holmes
Today we have a Q+A session with NPLH Core Cast Actress Angela Holmes who plays the role of Red Headed League member Rebecca Constance.
You have previously spoken quite publicly about your enjoyment in playing Rebecca Constance, what is it about the character you love?
A: Rebecca is a hugely determined individual who really know what she wants and goes for it! when someone is that driven and determined how can you not have respect for them!, add to that the fact she is smart, ballsy, fast at figuring stuff out and hell bent at getting what she wants from every situation.
Q: Is it ever confusing on set to hear and refer to "Holmes" and not think it is yourself being referred to?
A: This get's me everytime! There has been many occasions where I have ended up sitting on Watson's lap because of it, stroking Miss Blakes hair...
Q: Your character is primarily motivated by money, what motivates you personally?
A: I am personally motivated by love, the world would not exist without it and it's very important to me. I can understand though ones motivation for money as my Dad is constantly pestering me to get a real job ;-)
Q: Can you explain a little more on the association between Madeline Chambers and Rebecca Constance? She treats poor Braderick with a confusing degree of contempt, are we going to see you two on a friendlier level than this.
A: Braderick who??.......... oh I am sorry :-p, there's a time and a place for…how to I put it 'daft people'…….. just not in my company, Madeline is a funny one. It's kind of like watching a Sherlock Holmes film back to front while she watch's it on slow mo forward, you know what is going to happen days before Madeline figures it out but her temper is so how…..shall I put it 'dynamite' that everyone's is too afraid to tell her. So I like to just watch her clogs turn whilst dodging the sparks that fly off of them. Bless her.
Q:What do you feel you have learnt about yourself or as an actress through being in NPLH?
A: Watching Ross and Mike has taught me a huge amount about the power of comic timing, they are just not very funny! #joke
Q: Who do you think is the funniest character?
A: Braderick Theobald, the drip. If only I could look at the world so lightly.
Q: You are currently working on the 4th Series of No Place Like Holmes, have you got anything else you want to say to fans of the show on what they can expect to see?
A: This series is going to have surprises you never saw coming. It's like Ross was drinking a bottle of Nando's extra hot sauce whilst writing it. I'm still not quite sure what's wrong with him.
Thank you Angela, as mean spirited as your on screen counter part clearly... For more info on the actually very lovely Angela Holmes click here to go to her website.
To see photos of Angela from the next NPLH Episode "Dawn Of The Red" be sure to check out the photo gallery.
Which Cast member would you like to see have a Q+A Session next? Is there any question you want put to them to answer? Why not get in touch via the contact form and let me know.
Blakes Second
You would be forgiven for thinking that Miss Blakes only acquaintances are Holmes, Watson, Auntie Pat and their neighbour Mr Phillimore..who we still have not seen since he went to his house to fetch his umbrella.
But just because we haven't seen her female friends does not mean they dont exist in abundance.
But all of this will change in the next upcoming episode with the guest star appearance of Miss Blakes best friend Michelle Rivers who much to Holmes irritation becomes his client.
Miss Blakes fashion and frappucciono "BFF" is to be portrayed by Samantha Rea who has a wealth of commercial, modelling and film experience. This will not strictly be Samantha's first Holmesian outing though as she also previously worked as an Extra on CBS's Elementary.
The first episode in the 4th series is currently still filming and is expected to have a late August release date.
Dawn Of The Red First Photos
The first photos for the upcoming first episode in the 4th NPLH series have been released today.
"Dawn Of The Red" will continue filming this month up to early August with an expected late August start date.
Guest Stars for the Episode will be announced over the coming days as well as more photos.
To see all the photos head over to the photo gallery page.
Dialysis Murder Deleted Scene
Today we have a deleted scene from the recent NPLH episode "Dialysis Murder" from the prison scene when Holmes meets Mr Digweed.
and makes reference to his 7 per cent solution days.
For more deleted scenes from the episode click here.
The Great Sherlock Holmes Debate 4 Closing Comments
And at last we come to the final video in the Great Sherlock Holmes Debate 4 series with the closing comments/open debate video.
I hope you have enjoyed the presentations over the past 2 weeks and remember you can catch up on any of the previous videos from the 2nd,3rd or 4th Debate by clicking here to visit the Great Debate main page.
I can confirm a 5th one is in the preparation stages for late 2013 so do remember to keep checking back for the latest news and updates on its developments.
In the mean time if you have an idea of what you might like to see debated
in a future Great Sherlock Holmes Debate why not drop me an email on the contact form and tell me your thoughts?


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Piano Concertos Nos. 17 & 27
Artist: Mozart / Klien / Minnesota Orchestra
Label: Vox
1. * Piano Concerto No. 17 in G Major, Op. 9, K. 453
2. Track 2
3. I. Allegro
5. II. Andante
7. III. Allegretto
8. * Piano Concerto No. 27 in B-Flat Major, Op. 17, K. 595
10. I. Allegro
11. Track 11
12. II. Larghetto
14. III. Allegro
The piano concerto was the category in which Mozart most consistently excelled, in which he most successfully combined elements of virtuosity and depth, of chamber music and symphonic style, of regard for his public and for personal expression. No. 17 is one of six piano concertos he composed in 1784, two of them, including this one, for one of the most talented of his own pupils, Barbara Ployer. Scored for the same instrumentation as No. 17, No. 27 was his last piano concerto. It stands alone, because it's content and character make it unique and it is deeply personal, having a feeling of subdued gravity. Pianist Walter Klien studied with Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli and Paul Hindemith and performed with the world's top orchestras. The present recording has been realized in 1978 by the famous production team of Joanna Nickrenz and Marc Aubort from the appopriately named "Elite Recordings". Many of their projects have achieved meanwhile collector status, especially those with American orchestras.

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Unique stepped handle design with a Timascus pommel accent.
Comes in a MCK box with a padded zipper pouch, titanium Marfione Dagger patch, and a certificate of authenticity.


Puerto Varas is a city in Southern Chile, in the Los Lagos (Lakes) Region, Llanquihue Province. There are many options of day trips and adventures available from Puerto Varas. The Vicente Perez Rosales National Park, including the Petrohue falls and Lake Todos los Santos, is about 70 km. from Puerto Varas. Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes are nearby. Mt. Osorno has a road to the base of a chairlift which is open all year round, for skiing in winter and sightseeing in summer.


SYDNEY- A major 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Papua New Guinea Sunday, but a tsunami alert initially issued for the Pacific island nation and its neighbours was later cancelled.
The tremor struck 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of Panguna on Papua New Guinea's Bougainville island at a depth of 153 kilometres at 3:30 pm local time (0430 GMT), the US Geological Survey said.
Its preliminary assessment added that light to moderate damage was possible on Bougainville island. The quake was revised down from 8.0-magnitude to 7.9.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said waves of between 0.3 and one metre (1-3 feet) above tide level were possible for some coastal areas of PNG and the neighbouring Solomon Islands.
The center issued another statement about an hour later to say that threat has now passed.
"Even though it is quite deep at 150 kilometres, because it is such a large earthquake, it will produce shaking on the surface," Geoscience Australia seismologist Spiro Spiliopoulos told AFP.
He added that some damage was possible.
Aid group Save the Children has a office on Buka island next to the main Bougainville island.
Its PNG country director Jennifer El-Sibai described the quake as "really powerful" but said no reports of damage had been received so far.
Connie Wihongi-Stevens posted on Facebook that her husband, who is working in Arawa some 46 kilometres west of where the quake struck, was safe but shaken by the tremor.
"The home he was in shook terribly and people were running everywhere cars rocking to and fro not nice hoping to hear from him when the power comes back on," she wrote.
A 7.9-magnitude quake struck off Papua New Guinea in mid-December, but no casualties were reported and an initial tsunami threat was later deemed to have passed.
Earthquakes are common near Papua New Guinea, which lies on the 4,000-kilometre-long Pacific Australia plate.
It forms part of the "Ring of Fire", a hotspot for seismic activity due to friction between tectonic plates.
In 2013 the Solomon Islands were hit by a devastating tsunami after an 8.0-magnitude earthquake rattled the region. That tsunami left at least 10 people dead, destroyed hundreds of homes and left thousands of people homeless.


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Armenian stand at UN Day celebration in Tashkent
By Georgiy Saakov*
Azad-Hye
"Few days from now, the human family will welcome its 7 billionth member", declared Ban Ki-Moon, the United Nations Secretary-General, in his annual message for the United Nations Day.
Back in 1947 the United Nations General Assembly declared 24 October the anniversary of the "Charter of the United Nations". In 1971 a further resolution was adopted declaring that the UN Day shall be an international holiday, recommending that member states observe it as a public holiday.
United Nations Day has traditionally been marked throughout the world with special events.
As a host for more than 400 students from nearly 40 countries, the Tashkent International School (TIS) – established by the local UN Department in 1994 -, celebrates the UN Day every year.
This year's theme was taken from the Secretary-General's announcement, which focused on "ways the United Nations makes a difference in everyday life." The annual festival held in TIS consists of international concert, wide range of activities, including cultural performances and displays from different countries.
This year Armenia had the opportunity to participate in this event for the first time. Armenian spiritual and cultural heritage masterpieces were displayed, with colorful booklets and publications highlighting the history and beauty of Armenian destinations.
Some young volunteers from the Tashkent Armenian Cultural Centre helped organize the event and did all their best to fill the absence of Armenian diplomatic mission in Uzbekistan. With great enthusiasm they welcomed and drew the attention of multitude visitors to the Armenian stand. "Small Armenia" had many visitors including TIS students, their parents, expatriate businessmen and members of the diplomatic corps accredited to the country, including George A. Krol, the U.S. Ambassador to Uzbekistan, who was briefed on topics such as the history of Armenian Alphabet and its inventor Mesrob Mashtots, the unique Armenian cross-stones (Khachkars), the tragic moments in the Armenian history, which led to the setting of Armenian Diaspora all over the world, etc.
While performing the emotional and much-loved khochari dance the local Armenian Urartu traditional ensemble of folk dance was warmly greeted by the international audience.
The colorful state symbols were waving every where in the air at the culmination of the event. Armenian flags were also among them. Children who wished to decorate their faces with the Armenian tricolor looked especially excited.
Twelve years ago when the 6 billionth baby was born, UN identified the place of birth Sarajevo (capital of Bosnia). This year the United Nations decided to leave to each country the honor for deciding who is the 7 billionth citizen. Armenia was involved in this symbolic celebration and a baby boy Vahram Voskanian, born after the midnight of 1st November in the northern Armenian town of Artik was declared to be Armenian's nominee for the occasion.
Garik Hayrapetian, the Executive Representative of the Armenia Country Office of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) noted that five children are born every second around the world so it is not possible to tell precisely who is the 7 billionth child.
A world of 7 billion population poses many challenges in fighting poverty and diseases, securing education, sustaining livelihoods and mitigating climate change. Global problems demand global solutions, before the population of the planet earth swells to 8 billion in just 14 years ahead.
*Editor-in-chief of "Depi Apaga" (Towards Future) Uzbekistan Armenians' magazine.
Visitors at the Armenian stand
Georgiy Saakov (left) with US Ambassador George A. Krol
Newer PostArmenian musicians residing in Germany contribute in developing ties with Armenia
Older PostManga Messiah in Armenian
«ՔԱՅԼ ԴԵՊԻ ՏՈՒՆ» ծրագրի հյուրընկալ ընտանիքների համար նախատեսված հայտադիմում
Vartine Ohanian Minister of Youth and Sports in the New Lebanese Government
Լույս է տեսել Ստեփան Գրիգորյանի հեղինակած «Հայկական թավշյա հեղափոխություն»-ը գիրքը


An hour before David was due to arrive, I was pacing around the room, feeling more than anxious about how the day might play out and meeting David's family for the first time. Wondering if I was over/under dressed, if we'd spend the night there, thinking that perhaps he was right after all, to have suggested it might be better for me to meet them during a lesser occasion than Thanksgiving.
I convinced myself that was probably the reason David was so "off," last night, but when I opened the door and saw how ghastly he looked, my gut told me there was more to it than that. On his way in, he gave me a peck on the cheek, then perched on the edge of the bed.
"You look really pretty," he uttered, with what I can only describe as a look of sorrow.
I sat in the chair across from him and looked at him, expectantly.
"The colour of that dress really suits you," he smiled, weakly.
"I think you know why," I replied, at which point he dropped his head into his hands and started crying.
"I'm sorry," he muttered, over and over.
"For this," he said, glancing at me.
"For what?" I needed the words to make it real.
I can't say I was totally shocked. All through the night, I tossed and turned, my mind riveting back and forth between various scenarios, consistently landing on this one.
"I need to be honest with you," he sniffed.
The word irony flashed through my head.
"Then be honest with me," I urged.
His head shot up. "How did you know?" he asked.
"I, I don't," I stuttered, my stomach somersaulting, making me feel like I was about to throw up.
He stared out the window and shook his head, no.
"It's a guy?" I yelled, shooting out of the chair. "This other person is a guy?" Part of me felt like I was way off track but something told me I wasn't. "Tell me!" I demanded.
He nodded and started crying again, his head back in his hands.
I darted into the bathroom, closed the door and ran my hands under the cold water for ages. This cannot be happening, I uttered, over and over, my new mantra. I splashed water on my face but avoided looking in the mirror.
When I came out, I sat rigid in the chair. David slid off the bed, scooted over and wrapped his arms tightly around my bare legs. With his head resting against my legs, his hair fell across my lap. It took everything I had not to reach out and stroke it.
There were so many thoughts running through my head; How could I not have seen this coming? How long has he been planning to tell me? Was he just stringing me along? Is any of what we shared real? Was he just using me? Each thought got caught up in the next and my breathing reacted accordingly. I wanted to ask who, when, why, how? Plus, a thousand other questions I really didn't want answers to.
I moved to get up and he reached for my hand. As I stood, I helped pull him up off the floor.
He pulled me tight into him and we stood by the window. The sky was, as always, clear and blue and the palm trees swayed. In the distance the water glistened, taunting me as I cried into his crisp white shirt and felt his tears land on my head.
We stayed in that embrace for a long time, before he kissed my forehead, then turned and left.


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public abstract class EV3DevSensorDevice
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To pack a trunk or not? Battle over retirement plans of 'Britain's loneliest elephant', saved from the circus
January 15, 2021 November 28, 2021 Supertrooper News, Wildlife
She's a grande dame who over the years has made headlines for surviving more horrors than anyone should in a lifetime. And now, in the twilight of her life, she is again in the spotlight but unaware of the controversy surrounding her future.
Anne, Britain's last circus elephant, captured hearts in 2011 when video footage revealed her being kept in chains at a circus and being struck behind the scenes with a pitchfork.
Anne cannot access woodland at Longleat (Maria Mossman, AfE)
She was rescued – but now she has not seen another of her kind for 19 years, and activists want her to retire to a specially designed sanctuary with the company of other elephants.
Anne's plight has even prompted television star Joanna Lumley to call for her to be moved to the sanctuary in France.
Activists say "Britain's loneliest elephant", who spent nearly 55 years performing in the circus, shows clear signs of stress – and that a milder climate that would help her arthritis.
But they are battling with officials at Longleat Safari Park who have refused to let her go, saying the stress of a move abroad would be too risky for Anne because of her age as well as her physical and mental health. Besides, they say, introducing her to younger elephants after all this time would leave her in danger of being bullied.
Circus owner Bobby Roberts, 69, was found guilty of three counts of causing unnecessary suffering and of failing to prevent a groom from repeatedly beating Anne.
She was then transferred to Longleat in Wiltshire, which built a heated home specially for her, which she is free to move in and out of around the clock.
But animal-welfare lobbyists say the conditions are inadequate for an animal that needs company, more sunlight and environmental stimulation. They also claim Longleat has failed to provide Anne with a suitable pool to wallow in, plenty of trees and vast spaces to roam in, leading to her swaying, which captive elephants do when they are stressed.
Absolutely Fabulous star Lumley said: "It's unnatural and cruel for a highly intelligent, social female elephant to be confined alone, and Anne has been on her own for 19 years.
"Listless and dejected, she has nothing to enrich or stimulate her – her life is one of uninterrupted monotony.
'World's loneliest elephant' ready to fly to new sanctuary
"It's time now for Longleat to do the right thing and release her to sanctuary, where she will have all her needs met and can finally live among other elephants, as nature intended."
Action for Elephants (AfE) UK and Animal Defenders International say a place is waiting for Anne at Elephant Haven in Limousin, France, which they say has also offered to fund the transportation. They are calling on Longleat to allow independent inspectors to assess whether she is fit to travel.
"She could roam freely there, something she has never experienced in her life. Most importantly, she would be with her own kind," says Maria Mossman, founder of AfE.
But, as Longleat points out, the French sanctuary does not yet have any pachyderm residents. Elephant Haven says that when any do arrive, they will each have huge spaces – at least five acres of land – to roam in.
Officials say Anne, who was born in Sri Lanka and came to the UK aged five, is very used to the British environment, and that none of her regular health checks has suggested any issues over the climate.
The activists also insist Anne never uses the pool in her enclosure as it's too steep. "There are no pictures of Anne being in the pool with the water above her ankles," Ms Mossman says.
A Longleat spokesman says: "We have never ruled out moving her to another home if somewhere suitable can be found. However, any decision must be based entirely on her specific needs and welfare."
An official inspection in 2019 recorded that the Longleat environment was "positively challenging and stimulating" and provided enrichment. But it also acknowledged "stereotypy" behaviour – swaying – which is caused by stress and is not seen in the wild.
"She has only a dead tree stump that has been there for five years," Ms Mossman adds. "There are lots of trees to the back of Anne's barn that she is not allowed to access.
"The report also said she has a mud wallow. I went to see Anne myself and there is no mud wallow.
"Cars drive around Anne all day, and if she wants to come out of her barn she has to go close to them.
Second young elephant dies from virus at New York zoo
"I saw myself her standing in her barn swaying back and forth, something that Kaavan used to do but has believed to stop since moving to Cambodia."
The world celebrated when Kaavan – dubbed "the world's loneliest elephant" – was moved last month from miserable conditions in a Pakistan zoo.
AfE UK points out the 2019 inspection report does not mention her being frail, saying she was "looking remarkably good".
According to Longleat chiefs, Anne has a shallow mud pool but a deeper one could lead to her becoming stuck, and she shares her enclosure with a group of goats.
"Anne has a multitude of stimulation and enrichment devices in her outdoor and indoor living spaces including logs, branches, enrichment devices (balls, 'play' objects etc), mulch to play in and various feeding alternatives, which encourage her to use her trunk and improve her overall mobility," the spokesman says. "The trees, logs and branches are regularly changed within both her indoor and outdoor spaces."
Anne's stress, such as swaying, has improved in the past decade, but, he adds: "She will, on occasion, revert to swaying and it is likely this is something she will continue to do from time to time for the remainder of her life."
The elephant-welfare activists, though, feel let down.
Ms Mossman says: "Anne was never meant to remain at Longleat after her removal from the circus. It was envisaged that she would be relocated to a more appropriate environment, one able to fully meet her social and behavioural needs and physical wellbeing.
"Longleat announced plans for an elephant sanctuary but in 2014 these plans were scrapped.
"It is now 19 years since Anne has seen another elephant. Ten of those years are because of Longleat not fulfilling their aim of reuniting Anne with her own kind. Ten more years of loneliness and deprivation that need never have happened.
"If Anne was independently assessed and not fit to travel, then of course we would not pursue this," says Ms Mossman.
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Longleat declined to reveal to The Independent the identities of the experts who have already assessed Anne. But the Born Free Foundation has said it supports a new independent veterinary assessment of her health and whether she would be fit to travel. And Scott Blais, founder of the US-based Global Sanctuary for Elephants, is encouraging a move to France, based on seeing video evidence of her.
The park spokesman says they had initially hoped to build a sanctuary but after assessing Anne, decided company would not suit her.
There is footage online of the time Longleat played elephant calls through speakers to her. She came out of her barn looking for the herd. "We can't imagine how she must have felt once she realised there were no actual elephants there. It showed she desperately yearns company of her own kind," says Ms Mossman.
Even Anne's age is disputed: some believe she is nearly 70 now, but AfE says it has evidence suggesting she is up to 10 years younger.
Hundreds of thousands of people have signed petitions calling for Anne to be moved or her conditions improved.
One says: "Elephants are complex social animals and in the wild spend most of their day interacting in social activities." Longleat says it recognises this but the risks to Anne of a journey abroad and of being bullied by another elephant are too great. Officials say independent inspectors have previously judged a move too risky.
The spokesman added: "The reality of her situation now is that she is a very elderly elephant with significant underlying, as well as age-related health issues, the latter of which will sadly not improve.
"In addition to physical and mental abuse from her previous 'keepers', there is also evidence she was bullied by the elephants she was kept with. The dangers now of attempting to mix her with other elephants are, in the opinions of numerous independent welfare experts as well as the team who care for her, extremely high."
Anne is regularly assessed by independent organisations, he said, and has a full annual check-up with suggested improvements to her care.
"Our sole aim is to try and ensure Anne is able to live out her remaining years in a safe, secure, familiar and, above all, loving environment."
Ms Mossman points to her photo, showing greenery behind the barn. "It's heartbreaking to see those trees in the background that she can't access."
This article was first published by The Independent on 8 January 2021. Lead Image: Cars drive past as Anne walks from her enclosure out into the open (Maria Mossman, AfE).
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Dr Kathryn Heyman is the author of six novels, including The Accomplice and Captain Starlight's Apprentice. Her seventh book, the memoir Fury, will be published in May 2021. She has won numerous awards including an Arts Council of England Writers Award, the Wingate and the Southern Arts Awards, and been nominated for the Orange Prize, the Scottish Writer of the Year Award, the Edinburgh Fringe Critics' Awards, the Kibble Prize, and the West Australian Premier's Book Awards. She is the fiction program director for Faber Academy in Australia, served as the senior judge (chair) for all categories of the NSW Premier's Awards, and is a member of the Folio Prize Academy. She is acknowledged as being particularly skilled at helping writers with structure. She is the Conjoint Professor in English and Humanities at the University of Newcastle, and holds the 2018 Copyright Agency Author Fellowship. Kathryn is available as a mentor through the Intensive or Custom programs.
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Ross Grayson Bell is a screenwriter, producer and story consultant with over twenty-five years of international experience in story development. Having worked his way up from a creative executive for legendary Hollywood producer Ray Stark, Ross developed and produced Fight Club for Twentieth Century Fox. He created his own production company in 1993 and formed producing partnerships with Winona Ryder, Jamie Foxx and Lawrence Bender.
In 2009 Ross took up the position of Head of Screenwriting at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School where he guided five students to Australian Writers' Guild Award nominations for the TV pilots they developed as part of their course work, with one student winning for her pilot in 2013.
Ross is currently serving his third year as Senior Judge of the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. He also currently works as an external script assessor for Screen Australia, and lectures on story, both in Australia and Malaysia.
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Nick Earls
Nick Earls is the author of twenty-six books for adults, teenagers and children. His books have won awards in Australia, the UK and US, and also appeared on bestseller lists in those countries. Two of his novels have been adapted into feature films – 48 Shades of Brown into 48 Shades (distributed by Disney's Buena Vista) and the Italian edition of Perfect Skin into Solo un Padre (Warner Brothers/Cattleya). Five of his novels have been adapted into stage plays, with the Zigzag Street play touring to thirty-six cities and towns around Australia in 2005. His articles and op-ed pieces have appeared in publications such as the New York Times, the Guardian, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian. His short fiction has been published in journals and anthologies in Australia, the US and UK. His most recent project is the novella series Wisdom Tree, which also formed the basis of his University of Queensland PhD thesis, along with an essay on the impact of technology on twenty-first century novella publishing. Wisdom Tree has won several awards in Australia and the US, including a NSW Premier's Literary Award and a gold medal at the Independent Publisher Book Awards (USA).
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Margo Lanagan has published more than twenty books for adults, young adults and children including the novels Tender Morsels and Sea Hearts. She collaborated with Scott Westerfeld and Deborah Biancotti on the New York Times bestselling YA superheroes trilogy, Zeroes.
Her work has won a slew of awards, including the World Fantasy Awards, the Aurealis and Ditmar Awards, the Victorian and Western Australian Premier's Literary Award. Her work has also been listed for numerous prizes, including the Stella Prize, the Dublin IMPAC Award, the Astrid Lindgren Award, the Carnegie Medal and many others. Her books and stories have been translated into 19 languages.
Margo has been an instructor at six residential Clarion workshops, in Brisbane, Seattle and San Diego. She has also conducted numerous creative writing workshops both for school groups and for adult writers.
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Jaclyn Moriarty is the author of several novels for young adults (and one for adults), including the internationally best-selling Feeling Sorry for Celia and Finding Cassie Crazy, and, most recently, the Colours of Madeleine trilogy. The first book in that trilogy, A Corner of White, won the NSW Premier's Literary Award for Young Adult fiction, the Queensland Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction, and was shortlisted for the Western Australian Premier's Awards. In the US, it was a Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor book, was shortlisted for the Nebula (Andre Norton prize), and was a Kirkus Best Book of the Year. The second in the trilogy also won both the NSW and Queensland Literary Awards, was shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Awards, and won the Aurealis Award for Best Young Adult Fantasy. A former media and entertainment lawyer, Jaclyn has a Masters in Law from Yale and a PhD from Cambridge.
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Stephanie Dowrick
Dr Stephanie Dowrick is one of Australia's most successful writers and has been actively involved with writing, editing and publishing for many years. She has written for children and also 16 books for adults, both fiction and non-fiction. Five have been international No.1 bestsellers. Perhaps best known are Forgiveness and Other Acts of Love, Intimacy and Solitude, and Seeking the Sacred. She came to writing after a celebrated publishing career, including founding the London feminist publishing house, The Women's Press, where she published many celebrated writers including Alice Walker, Michele Roberts, Janet Frame and Susan Griffin. She worked as Allen & Unwin's Fiction Publisher in the early 1990s where she again published household name writers and helped launch some illustrious careers. Stephanie has always combined her own writing projects with teaching and journalism, and has also contributed to major media outlets including the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and as regular guest on the ABC. Stephanie regards writing as "a privileged voyage of discovery" and is a passionate advocate of the rewards possible for every genuinely committed writer
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Ashley Hay's work has been praised for its "intelligent scrutiny of the human psyche", "a tenderness that is deeply compelling" and its "simple grace". Her novels have received numerous prize nominations and have been published internationally.
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She has lectured and taught workshops and masterclasses in fiction, narrative non-fiction and a range of writing processes for more than a decade for writers' centres, writers' festivals, universities and the MEAA.
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Mark Tredinnick, winner of the Montreal Poetry Prize (2011) and the Cardiff Poetry Prize (2012), is the author of The Blue Plateau, Fire Diary, and nine other acclaimed works of poetry and prose. As well as The Blue Plateau: A Landscape Memoir (which won the Queensland Premier's Literary Award and was shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Award) and Fire Diary (winner of the WA Premier's Book Prize), other works include The Little Green Grammar Book, The Little Red Writing Book (published outside Australia as Writing Well: the Essential Guide), The Land's Wild Music, The Little Black Book of Business Writing, The Lyrebird (poems), and most recently Australia's Wild Weather. He has judged the NSW Premier's Literary Awards and taught many emerging writers.
Mark's Website
Malcolm Knox
Malcolm Knox is the author of 21 books of fiction and non-fiction. He has published six novels: Summerland, A Private Man, Jamaica, The Endangered List (as 'Brian Westlake'), The Life and The Wonder Lover. His novels have won prizes for crime fiction (A Private Man), first fiction (Summerland) and the Colin Roderick Prize for best Australian book of the year (Jamaica), as well as being shortlisted for major awards in Australia and overseas. His books have been published in the USA and the UK and also translated into French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch and Slovakian. As a journalist, he has won two Walkley Awards and a Human Rights Commission Award and been runner-up for Australian journalist of the year. He has also ghost-written 15 memoirs with diverse authors including Bart Cummings, Adam Gilchrist, Greg Chappell, Michael Clarke, Ben Cousins, Peter Greste and Victoria Cross winner Mark Donaldson.
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Carrie Tiffany was born in West Yorkshire and grew up in Western Australia. She spent her early twenties working as a park ranger in Central Australia and now lives in Melbourne. Her first novels include Everyman's Rules for Scientific Living, which was published in the UK, US, Germany, the Netherlands and Australia. In 2006 it was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Literary Award, the Victorian Premier's Literary Award, the Orange Prize for Fiction, the Commonwealth Writer's Prize and the Guardian First Book Award, and was the winner of the Western Australian Premier's Fiction Prize and the Dobbie Award. Other novels include Mateship with Birds which was published in 2012. It was longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction (UK) and shortlisted for the Encore Prize (UK), Miles Franklin Literary Award, the Victorian Premier's Literary Award, the Prime Minister's Prize for Fiction, The Melbourne Prize for Fiction and the Kibble Award. In 2013 Mateship with Birds was the winner of the ChristinaX Stead Prize for Fiction and the inaugural Stella Prize. Her latest novel, Exploded View, was published in early 2019. Carrie has an MA in Creative Writing from RMIT University and is completing her PhD at Deakin University. Her essays and short stories have been published widely. She has won the Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize and was shortlisted for the BBC International Short Story Prize (UK). Carrie has taught at the Banff Centre for the Creative Arts in Canada, the University of Melbourne, RMIT University, Latrobe University and Writer's Victoria. She is a former director of Faber Academy in Melbourne where she taught the Writing a Novel course.
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As a book editor she has worked across all genres for Australia's major publishers, most recently concentrating on non-fiction, especially biography. In 1994 she was awarded the Australia Council's Beatrice Davis Fellowship to study publishing in New York. She has several times been a mentor for young editors in the Australia Council/Publishers' Association Residential Editorial Program as well as a mentor with the Australian Society of Authors. She has written and presented courses in writing, editing and research at several writers' centres and at Sydney's Macleay College.
Alison Croggon is an award-winning novelist, poet, librettist and critic. She has published eight collections of poetry and several novels, including the acclaimed fantasy quintet The Books of Pellinor. She won the Dame Mary Gilmore and Anne Elder Awards for poetry and the Wilderness Society's 2016 Environment Award for Children's Literature for The River and the Book. As well, her poetry collections and novels have been shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Literary Award, the NSW Premier's Literary Award, the WA Premier's Literary Award, and her most recent fantasy novel The Bone Queen was shortlisted for YA Book of the Year in the 2017 Aurealis Awards.
She has 30 years experience reviewing performance for outlets such as the Australian, the ABC and The Monthly and generated an international reputation as a performance critic with her influential blog Theatre Notes, and is a co-editor and founder of Witness Performance. In 2009 she was the first online critic to win the prestigious Geraldine Pascall Critic of the Year Award.
Alison's Website
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SBU News > Newsroom > Press Release > General > Herrnstein Foundation Gift Helps Fund Madagascar Dental Outreach for Two Years
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Herrnstein Foundation Gift Helps Fund Madagascar Dental Outreach for Two Years
Jim and Robin Herrnstein
Stony Brook, NY – April 29, 2014 – A $60,000 gift from the Jim and Robin Herrnstein Foundation to the Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine will support the student volunteer Madagascar Outreach Project for the next two years. The project provides oral healthcare services to more than 1,000 impoverished villagers, primarily children, each year. The Herrnstein's gift extends their interest in global health to dental care and commitment to improving the lives of the Malagasy people. The gift will cover approximately half the cost of the 2014 mission that begins in July and will also help fund the 2015 mission.
Since 2005, Stony Brook dental students and faculty have traveled to Madagascar to support efforts to improve the oral health of underserved communities by providing oral health and nutritional counseling, and dental services. The project is part of the Madagascar Ankizy Fund, a non-profit organization through the Stony Brook Foundation that builds schools and provides temporary healthcare clinics to children living in remote areas. For more about the Fund and the Stony Brook dental mission see this Stony Brook video.
The Jim and Robin Herrnstein Foundation is a long-time supporter of Stony Brook's Madagascar dental missions. Previously Jim and Robin Herrnstein donated $3 million to help establish a Global Health Institute at Stony Brook University's Centre ValBio in Madagascar. The Institute drives cutting-edge health research in the region in conjunction with PIVOT, a health-delivery non-governmental organization dedicated to establishing an evidence-based model health system for Madagascar.
"The generosity of the Herrnsteins has allowed us to expand on what was once a fledging program and build it into one that has a profound effect on the oral health of rural villagers who would otherwise not receive any professional dental care," said David Krause, PhD, Distinguished Service Professor, Department of Anatomical Sciences at Stony Brook University, and Founder and Executive Director of the Madagascar Ankizy Fund. "Not only are there great benefits for the patients, but our students who participate have unparalleled and life-changing experiences."
"Professor Krause has built a wonderful program, one that we are thrilled to support," said Jim Herrnstein. "The dental missions address a dire need in these remote villages, and, because of the nature of the ailments and the treatments, their impact is lasting. On top of that, these missions are often transformative for the medical students as well."
"The outreach trip to Ranomafana in Madagascar was a once in a lifetime experience that I will always cherish and remember," said Jason Cho, a third-year student who participated in the 2013 mission. "The trip was defined by extraordinary depth and breadth of clinical experience. It was one of the best decisions I ever made, and the opportunity was a true privilege."
"I believe I gained a tremendous amount of clinical experience as well as confidence to perform certain procedures," added Rabia Yilan, another 2013 volunteer and third-year student. "Being exposed to a different culture and their living conditions definitely changed my life for the better."
Under faculty supervision, the student dental teams in Madagascar have treated nearly 9,000 patients over the years. Each year the students also run oral health hygiene education programs for children and families in villages to emphasize the importance of preventing tooth decay. Additionally, the outreach experience provides students with data useful for their own dental school research projects.
About the School of Dental Medicine Madagascar Outreach Project
Students from Stony Brook University's School of Dental Medicine have traveled to Madagascar since 2005 to provide dental treatments, oral health, and nutritional counseling to the Malagasy people. The School was awarded the American Dental Association's first annual Dr. Thomas J. Zwemer Award for its 2012 mission. The award recognizes outstanding dental student outreach programs to underserved populations outside of the U.S.
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Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Production Doubling With Fire Investigation Resolved
This article was originally published on EV Obsession.
Production of the Mitsubishi Outlander plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is set to double now that the source of some fire-related issues has been identified.
The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, which is produced in Japan, is going from 2,000 produced a month to 4,000 a month.
The highly anticipated Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is supposed to hit the US market in 2014. Sales started in Japan in January 2013.
"In March, the company halted Outlander PHEV production because of a melted battery at a Yokohama dealership," Autoblog writes. "Mitsubishi since discovered that the batteries, which are produced by Lithium Energy Japan, are short circuiting from a screening process (since discontinued) that infected the batteries with contaminants."
Notably, this isn't the only Mitsubishi-related vehicle that has run into fire problems of late. "Lithium Energy Japan is a Mitsubishi joint-venture with GS Yuasa, which makes batteries for the Boeing Dreamliner. That airline model was recently affected by a number of fires recently."
Green Car Reports adds: "With a likely electric range of 20-25 miles once it's tested to EPA standards (it's 35 miles on the Japanese cycle) and 245 pounds-feet of torque from its electric all-wheel drive system, it's sure to make a mark in the U.S. too–as the first plug-in hybrid SUV on the market."
It also notes that the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV's battery and motor installation will be consolidated to speed up production.
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Q: Java program to reverse a string not working? I have written a piece of code to reverse a string in Java. However, its showing multiple errors and I wish to understand where it is that I am going wrong. I know that there are alternative methods of reversing a string. However, I want to know where I am going wrong with my code.
public class RevString {
public static void main(String[] args)
{
    public Reverse (String str)
    {
        int len = str.length();
        String rev;

        for (int i = 0; i <= len; i++)
        {
                rev = str[i] + rev;
            }
            System.out.println(rev);
        }
        Reverse("Canyon");
    }
}

Errors:
Multiple markers at this line
    - Syntax error on token ")", ; expected
    - Syntax error on token "(", . expected
    - Reverse cannot be resolved to a type
    - Illegal modifier for parameter str; only final is
The method Reverse(String) is undefined for the type
 RevString

Could someone provide me with a resolution?

A: There are many errors in your code :

*

*For loop condition should be i < len

*String rev should be initialized to "" (empty string), else it will throw error when you try to append another string to it.

*You can't access characters in a string using str[i], use str.charAt(i) instead.

*You are trying to initialize a function (Reverse) inside another function (main), you must initialize it outside the main function.

Also, here is a simple one liner for string reversal:
new StringBuilder(str).reverse().toString()

A good tip might be to use the StringBuilder class whenever you want to do any kind of string manipulation in Java.

A: Your code has many issues:

*

*You are declaring the method Reverse() inside the main method.

*You also need to initialize rev to an empty string.

*You can use str.charAt(i) to access each character of the string.

*Your for loop goes beyond the string if you use i <= len; so it
should be i < len;.

*Your Reverse() method should be static since you are calling it in main
method (which is static)

Here is working code.
public class RevString {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Reverse("Canyon");
    }

    public static void Reverse (String str) {
        int len = str.length();
        String rev="";

        for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
            rev = str.charAt(i) + rev;
        }
        System.out.println(rev);
    }
}

A: Please see the below code:
public class Hello {

    public static String reverse (String str){
        int len = str.length();
        String rev="";

        char[] strArray = str.toCharArray();

        for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
        {
            rev = strArray[i] + rev;
        }

        return rev;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        String result = reverse("Canyon");
        System.out.println("Reversed String: " + result);
    }
}

A: public class reverseString
{
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
       System.out.println("Welcome to the the string reverser.");
       System.out.println("Here is where a person may put is a sentence and the orintation" +
                         " of the words is reversed.");
       Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
       String word = keyboard.nextLine();
       int lengthOf = word.length();
       int j = 0;

       char loopStr;
       String LoopStr;
       String Nstr = "";

       for(int n = lengthOf; n >0 ;n--)
       {
           j = n;
           LoopStr = word.substring(j-1,j);
           Nstr = Nstr + LoopStr;

       }
            System.out.println(Nstr);
   }
}

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That notion seems a bit strange since it appears that the entire cast, aside from Kate Stoltzfus (who is probably more focused on her continuing success as a professional model), are on board and they have some pretty intriguing story lines — Sabrina High is currently pregnant with her former ex and current boyfriend again Harry Kreiser III's baby, and Jeremiah Raber continues to be Jeremiah Raber with his off-putting immature cockiness that seems to be quickly alienating the entire internet, not to mention all of his Breaking Amtrepreneurial business ventures that includes songwriting, singing, t-shirts, public appearances and apparently opening up a food stand?!? And speaking of "the new baby and all," Abe and Rebecca have finally revealed the name of their newborn daughter! In addition to having a newborn, Rebecca's other daughter Kayla celebrated her third birthday last month and Rebecca posted this next photo with the message, "Happy 3rd Birthday to our dear princess, Kayla Schmucker!!! Yes I am in the process but have a fear it will never get done because there is just an endless amount to write at this point! Stay tuned, we will update as soon as we have more information about Breaking Amish Season 3 or the Schmucker family spin-off .
UPDATE – Breaking Amish Season 3 (or the spin-off rumored to be titled At Home with the Schmuckers) will reportedly air some time in May, 2014.
Kayla is Abes daughter if any of you watched the show or paid any attention to anything she says or sources or reps you would know that lol … sorry Lola Andy is most def not Kaylas father. Wasn't there some controversy over who the father was of the first child to begin with?
Lol It's so hard to write about growing up without coming off very mean and Amish people are not in general bad people at all. Some are saying TLC has stated May 11 will be the premiere, though I could not confirm that. Also, click here to see photos of Abe and Rebecca's daughter Malika as well as their other daughter Kayla! Spray tans, flippers, and cheating allegations are apparently just the status quo these days as pageant moms and coaches have stepped up their toddler glam game with meditation classes, private jets, and…collagen?!
Arch Gen Psychiatry -- Early Coadministration of Clonazepam With Sertraline for Panic Disorder, July 2001, Goddard et al.
To write about my experience is one thing but I'm still afraid in some ways to share it all. A But he promised me on his returnA back to the United States I would be the first media personality to interview him in New York City.A I never will forget how confident he was that he would return victorious. Thought Amish were supposed to be Christian well she's a jealous Bitch nothing about her is Godly.
A My second week at the course I got in early and became bored while waiting for my homeboys. A My teammates and coaches were often challenged by my "Just give me the ball and get the hell out of my way" attitude. A I was not the best athlete on the field or on the court, but I thought I was.A When the game was on the line I wanted the ball in my hands. A A It was a hot evening and the constant in and out of the woods was not a pleasant undertaking. What I thought would be a nine-hole outing turned into eighteen holes and a White House visit and a Presidential appointment in 1969.
General William Rogers, Hattie, President Nixon and HBA Petey and I would become great friends and in 1965 we would meet again. A The United Planning Organization a self-help community organization was hiring "Neighborhood Workers." A They hired three, me, Petey and H. A Two years later Rap would be named Chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. A I would become a Roving Leader (Youth Gang Task Force) for the DC Recreation Department and Petey would find his new home in radio at WOL. A Three UPO "Neighborhood Workers" would go on to establish their own independent idenities.
A Petey would win 2 Emmy Awards and in 2007 there was a feeble attempt to do his life story on the big screen. He is now in jail serving a life sentence for the murder of a black Deputy Sherrif in Fulton County, Georgia. Brian McIntyre.A He was sitting almost alone and there was no one waiting in line (compared to today's media circus). A I looked down and notice that all the white media were seated on one side of half-court and all the blacks were seated on the other side of the half-court line.
He stepped in front of me and said "I got it."A It would be the start of the 4th quarter that Mark returned to the press table table and apologize for his unprofessional actions. A There were other mistakes like someone thought a black Judy Holland was VP material---far from it.
A It took a minute but in the meantime, he was making an effort to bring about change in his own way. A But according veteran (32 years) sports writer Bill Rhoden of the New York Times, progress in sports media pressrooms around the country are on a slow boat to China.A His recent appearance on the widely acclaimed television news show Meet the Press, he said, "the NBA, NFL and MLB are still dragging their feet. Media pressrooms at Deadline are still the last plantations.A A Pioneering broadcaster and former NBA CBS basketball analyst Sonny Hill and now a sports talk show host on WIP Radio in Philadelphia said, "I am not surprised by Rhoden's statement, very little has changed in media pressrooms. A One of the problems there is no networking among blacks who have moved it up the ladder." A That is an understatement.
A The copy rights for Inside Sports is own by News Week Magazine and it is own by the Washington Post. A A First, there was a a problem with the PR Men from hell, Brian Sereno and Matt Williams. A A It was brought to my attention that Sereno was disrespecting the ladies of The Roundball Report.
A The meeting was set before a Wizard's game in the press louge but Scott Hall was the lead man. A He listened and we disagreed on some points but when we walked away from the table we were on the same page.
A The community and everyone in it was a friend, the old and the young, the black and the white and the healthy and the lame. A I was honored to speak at his retirement held at the arena just before the Bullets moved to Washington and changed their name to the Wizards.A Denny Gordon was in ticket sales and it seem like he knew everyone who brought a ticket. A He was made the scapegoat after being sold out by his assisstant coach Bernie Bickerstaff and others. A The meeting revolved around a charity all-star game scheduled for the Bahamas, the island home of NBA star Mycal Thompson. A Magic Johnson was one of All-Stars participating.A Representatives from the NBA included VP Ron Thorne, Legal Counsel Gary Bettman and head of security Horace Balmer. A A Gary Bettman is the Commissioner of the NHL, Thorne is somewhere lurking in the NBA, Balmer has since retired and Magic is a role model for Black America?
A A The short lived existence of basketball legend Michael Jordan as a Wizard's player and Executive in the front office.
A After the story broke he and several teammates made light of it during introductions of a game.
A He was eventually suspended for most of the 2009a€"10 season.A The thing that I find disturbing about this Donald Sterling charade is that folks are acting like they were surprised by his rants against blacks. A A I also notice the same "Old faces and voices" are called on to respond to the racist acts by men like Sterling---when they are a part of the problem . A He and Sterling were good friends because "Birds of a feather flock together." A Check Magic's history out and you will discover the two have a lot in common. A Magic's claim to be a minority owner of the LA Dodgers is another sham (token black face). James Brown (CBS Sports) another mis-guilded brother claiming to be a minority baseball owner and an expert on racism.
A He did finally admit on the late George Michael Show (Sports Machine) "I have no say in making baseball decisions as a minority owner." A His role as a minority owner is to be paraded out on Opening Day as the black face to read the starting line-ups.
A A This is the same Michael Wilbon that I had at least two recent conversations about the use of the N word as a term of endearment. A I have to give him credit, he will at least talk to me face to face and not behind my back.
A I tried to explain that his rationale that his grandfather's use the word as a term of endearment does not make it right today.
A I told him he should not go on national television saying it is okay to use the N word among friends and family. A It gives bigots like Donald Sterling the Green Light to do the same among his friends and family.
A Plus, Michael told me he was not going to appear on the ESPN Show Outside the Lines because the white host had no horse in the race!
A A I wish that Magic, James, Michael and the rest of the media experts would defer to black men like Hank Aaron, Dr.
A But they wear the battle scars and have been on the front lines of the civil rights movement in real life and in the sports arenas of America. A In other words, they have been there and done that.A I guess that is wishful thinking, especially when everyone wants to be an expert on television. A In the meantime, they don't know their asses from a hole in the ground but the beat goes on and on. A Auerbach would go a step further in the 1966-67 NBA season, when he stepped A down after winning nine titles in 11 years, and made Bill Russell player-coach. A A trailblazers, RED AND DOTIE AUERBACHi»? ON INSIDE SPORTSA Russell would eventually be the first black to win an NBA championship. A There are far too many crying "Foul" and playing the victims in this charade, to include some NBA owners.A Let me start with my homeboy, the great Elgin Baylor who was the Clippers GM for over 2 decades.
His teams were perennial losers on the court and in attendance, but he picked up his check every two weeks and kept his mouth shut. A A In his deposition, Elgin spoke about what he called Sterling's 'plantation mentality,' alleging the owner in the late 1990s rejected a coaching candidate, Jim Brewer, because of race. A Talking about an organization needing a change of name and a face-lift---meet Leon Jenkins.A Jenkins seen above at a press conference trying to explain why the li»?ocal branch was honoring Sterling during the 100th Anniversary of the organization next month. A A He explained the previous award had been approved by the man he replaced and he just went along to get along. A A Sterling won't be the first to sleep black and think white when it comes to sex, politics and money. Slave owners lived by the credo and in modern day history there was the late Senator Strom Thurmond. A Nike NBA rep John Phillips and I met with VP Rod Thorn, League Counsel Gary Bettman and Head of League Security, Horace Balmer. A The meeting centered around whether Magic Johnson, Mycal Thompson and a group of NBA All-Stars would be allowed to travel to the Bahamas for a charity basketball game without league approval. The game had been played in the Bahamas the previous year without incident or controversy.A It was obvious that there was a power-play being made by the league office to cancel the game.
Thorn open the meeting by asking who was going to be responsible if one of the players was hurt during the game? A Magic suggested that the topic of conversation just might be centered around an injury to a player. I tried to explain that playing the game was no different then one of the players participating in a pick-up game on a New York City playground in the off season. A What is this some kind of plantation?"A The room went silent and Horace Balmer the only other black in the room just shook his head and seem to be lost for words. A Thorn called off the discussion and promised to get back to us but he never did.A In the meantime, Magic Johnson disappeared and changed his number. A Mycal was a class act but his hands were tied when Magic decided to do his Houdini act.A Gary Bettman now runs the NHL, Ron Thorn is still in the NBA somewhere calling the shots, Horace Balmer has since retired and Magic is the face (black) in the middle of the Donald Sterling charade.
A When all is said and done, the real victim despite all of her baggage is the girlfriend (The Whistle Blower) V.
A NBA Commissioner Adam Silver during his annoucement as it related to the punishment of Donald Sterling apologize to black NBA pioneers Earl Lloyd, Chuck Cooper and Magic Johnson.
A He reminds me of the controversial Celebrity Chef Paula Deen who alledgely use The N word to describe her love for black folks. A How should we expect her to know if she has never walked in our shoes ?A When it is a part of your DNA it is difficult to rid yourself of the gene.A A One morning I was watching Ms. This award was longed overdue and I wonder why it took the NAACP so long to finally recognized Mr. Belafonte in accepting the award asked, "Where are today's black leaders?A Our children's blood is still running in our streets---there is work still to be done. The coalition stated it will urge President Obama to mention an urban jobs plan in his state of the Union speech on February 12th----Good luck!
Ben Carson of John Hopkins University Hospital.A His prayer and message was centered around health care, the economy, American debt, and tax reform, thus taking dead aim at President Obama's platform for the nation. Carson spend 25 minutes talking about the nation's ills and solutions with the President sitting less than 5 feet from him.A When all was said and done, President Obama was not looking so Presidential! Carson set the record straight from the very beginning.A He made it clear he was not taking any wooden nickels. In 2010, he became that series' youngest driver and the first black driver to win a race at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
A close friend of mine that has been partially paralyzed by strokes, pays for aids to "help".
If they show up, they usually just sit and do nothing, root through her jewelry and personal effects, and some have been caught stealing jewelry. One was there when she collapsed with another stroke, and instead of calling for help, she called her boyfriend and left, leaving her patient to manage on her own. It runs M - F from 10am - Noon and starting on Monday July 22 will repeat from 4pm - 6pm each day.
My opinions about Tiger Woods or any other issue are mine and I could give a damn about what Feinstein or anybody else things about them. In their prime at theA Washington Post, they were among the best sports writers in the country. A I was up close and personal with the sports department.A Kindred and Chad were talented writers but you could not trust them, Cornheiser and Feintstein's talent, they easily blended in with the landscape of the paper.
A Feinstein called Wilbon the biggest ass kisser in sports media, if that is true he had great teacher in Cornheiser. A When Solomon tried to kick Cornheiser to the curve (fire him) in the 80s he was able to move to the Style section of the paper. A One black female Washington Post columnist wrote a book titled "Plantation on the Potomac." A She was describing her employer. A Hopefully, they were asked to participate and were of the same mindset as Wilbon not comfortable with Mr. A Goodell makes more than any player in the NFL and he never has to make a tackle or catch a pass.A The owners recent pay out to the players for injuries suffered on their watch was peanuts compared to the billions they make year in and year out.
A When he refused a request by his mother to cease using the word and a similar plea by poet Myra Angelo.
Martin Luther Kinga€™s 1963 march on Washington and 46 years since his assassination in Memphis, Tenn. With the high-scoring Macauley, elite passer Cousy, and new prodigy Sharman, Auerbach had a core that provided high-octane fast-break basketball.
In the next years until 1956, the Celtics would make the playoffs every year, but never won the title. Brown was desperate to turn around his struggling and financially strapped franchise, which was reeling from a 22a€"46 record.[5]A The still young but already seasoned Auerbach was made coach. A Nike NBA rep John Phillips and I met with VP Rod Thorn, League Counsel Gary Bettman and Head of League Security, Horace Balmer.A The meeting centered around whether Magic Johnson, Mycal Thompson and a group of NBA All-Stars would be allowed to travel to the Bahamas for a charity basketball game without league approval. A He was right on point.A To this day I think Magic had a previous discussion with the league office.
James Gholson, Red Auerbach, Biff Carter, Jessie Chase, Morgan Wooten, Everett Cookie Payne Sr., Frank Bolden, Dr. Leo Hill, Roper McNair, Earl Alfred, Maxwell Honemond, Tilman Sease, William Roundtree, Charlie Baltimore, Jaky Mathews, Ferdinand Day, Nick Turner, Walter Brooks, Ted McIntye, and my saviors, Dave Brown and Bighouse Gaines.A They knew their Xs and Os, but more important, they were there for our highs and lows.A Where have all those flowers gone? We never could have made it without them.I have given up on the Pigskin Club, but keeping hope alive for the DC Recreation Department and the Roving Leader Program. BELL 12-25-1940---8-1-2013A A GOOD COP WHO BROKE THE CODE OF SILENCE IN THE WASHINGTON, DC POLICE DEPARTMENT. A The real Serpico is seen leaving the Bronx Courthouse alone after testifying before the Knapp Commission on wide spread police corruption in the department.
A In the old days police A would carry a "drop knife---an inexpensive weapon cops would bring along on patrol to drop onto or next to suspect that they had taken out so that they could say that he had threaten them.
A Today you don't even need to do that; all that you have to do is justify the use of deadly force if you are a police officer is to say that you feared for your life, for whatever reason. If the victim dies, that just means there will one less witness around to contradict the test-lie. A In the case of Officer Michael Slager of the North Charleston police, it appears he was being extra-carefulto cover his tracks.
A Probably he could have gotten away with simply declaring, as he did in the radioed report, that Walter Scott "took my taser," and that would have probably have sufficed to exonerate him. A But Slager having shot Scott eight times in the back--as everyone can see in the now famous video--perhaps felt that he needed a little help explaining what he was up to. A So apparently dropped his Taser next to Scott's body, which would obviously help to make the case that Scott "Took my taster."A If you think that what happen in North Charleston is a unique case, its not. A Only recently, in another case, a policewoman in Pennsylvania first Tasered a black man then shot him twice in the back as he lay face down in the snow. A Unless honesty is rewarded more often then corruption, the police will lose credibility altogether. A I wrote a letter to President Bill Clinton in 1994 addressing this very issue, saying that honest cops have never been rewarded, and maybe there ought to be a medal for them, he wrote back but nothing change. A If enough testi-lying is uncovered, then who is going to believe the police even when they are telling the truth? A A Until now the shoot first fear of my life mantra has eliminated any cause for concern in the taking of life by police. A When a civilian committs a crime, every nuance is looked at, the better to "throw the book at" the suspect. A The other day I got a letter from a journalist in Argentina who was complaining about police and judicial corruption there.
A I wrote back to him, there are good cops, even where you live, but if the good cops don't want to be painted with the same broad brush as the bad cops, they need to come forward and expose the guys who are doing bad things. A Take New York City detective who was caught on camera recently abusing an Uber driver with threats and foul language, A This was truly disgusting behavior. Yet predictably enough the detective union leader, Michael Palladino, was out there making excuses for him, suggesting that, well, it was only one incident, and everyone has a bad day. A Afterward Police Commissioner William Bratton announced he was removing the detective's shield and placing him temporarily on desk duty while an investigation is conducted . A But this man needs to be demoted to uniform at the very least, or "back in the bag" as we use to say. A Imagine what he is capable of doing under the cover of darkness if he can talk to someone like that in broad daylight.
A There are plenty legitimate incidents where police believe, correctly, that their lives are in danger. A I was in a few of those situations myself during the course of my career.A But unless the police forces and society as a whole take action we're not going to be able to distinguish between the legititimate claims and made-up testimony. A A long time ago Norman Rockwell painted a famous picture of a friendly neighborhood cop bending down to help a little boy.
A For example; I could name someone who is a great athlete but a lousy human being or I could name someone who is a great human being but not a great athlete. A Heading the list is Muhammad Ali (The Greatest), Red Auerbach (NBA), Dave Bing (NBA), Lenny Moore (NFL), Bert R. Sugar (Boxing), Lee Jones (NBA), Roy Jefferson (NFL) and Harold McLinton (NFL), finding pro athletes like them today are far, few and in-between. A And that is a sad commentary when you think about the hundreds of men and women I have interviewed on Inside Sports and worked with as a youth advocate (Kids In Trouble).
Moore, LB Dave Robinson (2013 NFL Hall of Fame inductee) and WR Roy Jefferson host KIT toy party. A Sam Jones (NBA), Lenny Moore (NFL) and Roy Jefferson (NFL) participate in KIT clothing drive for needy children at Union Station.
A Bert Sugar (Boxing) receives KIT Life Time Achievement Award and Dave Bing (NBA) pays tribute to KIT Saturday Program All-Stars.I had the opportunity to hear an interview on Sirius A XM Radio (channel 126) on the Maggie Linton Show recently, her guest was NFL Washington Pro football player, wide receiver Peirre Garcon.
A I have not been very impressed with todaya€™s pro athletes and their give back commitment to their family, friends and community. A He has three older sisters making him the youngest and the only one born in the United States.His father died when he was 4 years old leaving his mother to raise him and his 3 sisters alone. A My background is similar to Peirrea€™s, my mother had to raise 4 boys alone with an assist from Grandma Bell.
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