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Q: How to create mysql database table name with current date? I have a link which will use to create sql table in database . I want to use date + string as table name . When I am just using string that is creating table in my database . But when I am using variable as table name with date function , its not working and not creating any table .
<?php require("connection.php");
$ins = new Db();
$ins->dbconnect();
$tablename = date('d-m-y')."customername";
$table= "CREATE TABLE  $tablename(id int) ";
<a href="<?php $ins->dbconnection->query($table)?>">Create table

When I am just using string in $tablename and its create table . But when using  date() function in $tablename , its not creating table anymore .

A: You're creating a empty table which will error out, if you want a table without columns you can do it like this:
CREATE TABLE 01_01_01(t INT);
ALTER TABLE 01_01_01
DROP COLUMN t;

Notice you have to use underscores instead of hyphens!

A: I have done it as follows :
public function table($tname){
    return $this->dbconnection->query("CREATE TABLE $tname(id int)");
}
$n = $validation['name'];
$m = str_replace(" ","",$n);
$m=date("d_m_Y_g_i_s_A_").$m;
$tname = "$m";
$t = $ins->table($tname);

I have paste those code in submit button and its finely creating new table with date + string .

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Soaring for Science
The newest bird in NASA's flock — the unmanned Global Hawk — took off at 7 a.m. Pacific time today (April 2) from Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The flight is the first airborne checkout of the plane since it was loaded with 11 science instruments for the Global Hawk Pacific (GloPac) mission.
Pilots are also streamlining processes to coordinate the workload while the nearly autonomous plane is flying at altitudes above 60,000 feet (almost twice as high as a commercial airliner). Operators and mission researchers are using the day to make sure all instruments are operating properly while in flight — particularly at the cold temperatures of high altitude — and communicating clearly with the plane and ground controllers. Mission participants expect to begin collecting data when actual GloPac science flights begin over the Pacific Ocean later this month.
GloPac is the Global Hawk's first scientific mission. Instruments will sample the chemical composition of air in Earth's two lowest atmospheric layers — the stratosphere and troposphere — and profile the dynamics and meteorology of both. They also will observe the distribution of clouds and aerosol particles. The instruments are operated by scientists and technicians from seven science institutions and are funded by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Paul Newman, the co-mission scientist for GloPac, has been blogging about the mission on Earth Observatory's "Notes from the Field" site. Here are a few excerpts to whet your appetite…
…There is an old Latin quote: "Maxima omnium virtutum est patientia." Or "patience is the greatest virtue." When it comes to mounting science instruments on an aircraft, you need to continually return to that quote…
…During the integration this week, we've had to cut holes into the aircraft. I told Chris Naftel, the Global Hawk project manager, that we had to cut some holes into the plane for the Meteorological Measurement System. Chris replied: "I don't want to hear anything about the holes. It pains me!" In spite of Chris' pain, the little holes are critical for measuring winds. You're now asking, what? Little holes? For winds? It's actually a very slick little measurement that relies on the work of Daniel Bernoulli, a Dutch mathematician who lived in the 1700s…
Read more here …
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Paradise Lost - John Milton's Complicated Masterpiece
Subject: Religion, Literature
Category: Christianity, Books
Topic: Adam and Eve, Paradise Lost
Paradise lost is a great literary work of Milton. It is an epic. It is written in grand style. Milton had been planning to write it for years. During the years of political change he had been looking for a suitable subject and for a little while he even considered the idea of writing on an Authoritian legend. But eventually, he choosed a wide subject to write on the fall of Adam and Eve and fall of human race through them. Paradise lost is a rich mixture of knowledge. The Bible, The Talmud and church fathers contributed to the story of Paradise Lost. The structure and tragic tone of poem resembles Homer and Virgil. But Milton's individuality is reflected in this poetry. The poet uses his knowledge and produces a masterpiece. He creates a universe which is past, present and future at the same time. He creates a world that is timeless and place less.
The poem opens with an invocation to heavenly Muse (without the use of classical Greek mythology). The poet seeks the help of heavenly Muse and describes the subject of poem: man's first disobedience to God in eating the forbidden fruit and consequently the fall of man. He seeks the support of Muse from the mount of Sinai. He calls upon Muse and says that he is going to write a poem on a very noble subject as compared to ancient poets. He prays for illumination of his vision. His purpose is to justify the ways of God to men. Milton's story begins with asking the reason why Adam and Eve our parents first fell from heaven and who reduced them to their revolt. They lived happily in heaven with only one restriction on them. Join our fb group: Library of English Literature and Linguistics by Arshad Mehmood.
The infernal serpent was cause of their fall. In his envy and revenge he beguiled the mother of mankind Eve. Because of his pride and ambition to rise above God, Satan waged an impious war in heaven. In result God expelled him from heaven. Others rebel angels also fell down into the deepest pits of hell where they were to suffer everlasting punishment. Although he was immortal, Satan suffered. He was confused and stunned from the fall from heaven. He now lay outstretched upon a fiery lake. Milton gives us the picture of hell partly through our own eyes and partly through Satan's eyes. The place has utter hopelessness. It is full of visions of sorrow and despair. The fallen angels are facing torment. In this condition lie the fallen angels, three times as far from the light of heavens as the earth is from the utmost poles of universe. Satan speaks to his closest associate Beelzebub. He tells him that he feels high disdain against the maker of heaven. He will never seek forgiveness and will fight against God. Milton reminds us that his speech is only a noisy boost to arouse the fallen angels but actually he is in the depths of despair. Beelzebub replies Satan in apprehensive manner. He says to be weak is to be miserable. He says that glory of fallen angels is diminishing and their happiness consumed. They are in total destruction.
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Satan replies promptly to vanish Beelzebub's fear. He says that to do anything good is now out of question for them. To do evil should only be delight and this will nullify God's will. Satan then draws attention of Beelzebub to that cosmic hail has stopped. They must not miss the opportunity and discuss how to come out of this dire calamity. Milton then describes the huge dimensions of Satan. He compares Satan with Titans like Briareos and to giants like Typhon. Satan is also compared to sea beast Leviathan. God leaves Satan to follow his "dark designs". So that he might bring damnation upon him and he might see that evil always lead to infinite disgrace. The dry land is described as imagery of earthquake and volcanic eruption. But in moving from lake to land Satan only exchanges liquid fire for solid fire. Beelzebub also follows Satan in coming out. Then, Satan makes his famous first speech. He is in shock but accepts the conditions of hell.
Finding himself in total misery, he says that" mind is its own place, in itself can make a heaven of hell and hell of heaven". This is a powerful statement. This speech of Satan is most important part of epic. Satan motivates the fallen angel by his encouraging speech. He says "Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven ". Beelzebub support Satan and rebel angels resume their power. In next lines Satan's shield and spear are described, also the large multitude of fallen angels. Satan's shield is compared to moon size large when viewed by telescope. And the fallen angels are like fallen autumn leaves on the bank of river. Then Satan addresses the fallen angels for the second time. He calls them princes, warriors, potentate, the flowers of heaven and boost them. He gives them ultimatum to rise orbe fallen forever. The followers leap up like men who have been caught asleep on duty. They are awake and they are in hovering multitude. They rise like locusts. The leaders of various regiments now step forward. They are powerful angels who were once having princely dignities in heaven.
Then Milton gives us a catalogue of fallen angels. They include the false gods against whom Jehovah of old testament protects his chosen people. First is Moloch, the destructive sun God. Then Chemos, Baalim, Ashtarohah, Thammuz, Dagon etc. These false gods and their destructive effect on mankind is elucidated in detail. After that dejected state of fallen angels is described. They are in bad condition. Their looks are downcast and damp. But they have a hint of joy in them. A new plan of action is devised and Satan is somehow successful in raising their spirit. Then Satan and fallen angels assemble as an army. The flags rise and they show their shields. The music is played and there is an impressive array of forces. They gather together and arrange themselves. Then Satan again addresses the angel. He tries to address the angels. His first three tries are stopped by tears of frustration and despair but at last he gathers courage and gives his speech. This third speech is also filled with zeal and enthusiasm. He determines to continue the war Against God and His creatures. The fallen angels reply with waving swords, crashing shields and shouts of anger against God. Then a band of angels rush on command of Mammon to nearby hill and dig gold. They construct a magnificent building and name it "Pandemonium". Then in next lines more details about Mammon are given. At the end, all the fallen angels except the chiefs reduce their size to flies.
Paradise lost is written in grand style. It is written in blank verse. It has overall non rhyming structure. The poem is composed of iambic pentameters. Each line has five long syllables. Milton uses epic similes. Also the use of alliterations produces musical effect. His similies go far beyond the limits of comparison and are expanded to draw complete pictures. Many simple and Homeric similies are used. The nature of Milton's blank verse in "paradise lost" is the unrhymed meter of five accents and ten syllables. He stiffened and strengthened the texture of blank verse. He introduced a a variety in blank verse so that it is never monotonous. The epic contains verse like paragraphs which have overflow of ideas. Milton has gained perfect mastery over blank verse without diminishing dignity and grandeur.
The main background theme in the epic is the sin and its punishment. The fallen angels along with Satan are burning in the miseries of hell because of their sin. They have shown proud to God. They disobeyed their creator and in result they got punishment to be in fiery hell forever. They are stunned and immersed in depths of despair. They are in pain because of their own pain and following the cursed Satan. So sin and its results in the form of divine wrath and punishment is shown in paradise lost one.
Power and Majesty
The second theme of paradise lost is power and Majesty. There is display of power throughout the poem. We see that power of Muse is called in the beginning of the poem. Then there is power of Almighty God and we see its effects on the rebel angels. After that power and will power of Satan greater than other angels. After that different rebel angels and their descriptions along with their evil power and destruction caused by them in world is shown. So all these parts of poem give an overall theme of power and superiority to the poem.
Fall of Mankind
Overall theme of the epic is fall of mankind. How mankind is misled by the evil spirits and how they are entangled in sin through the dark motives of Satan. The poem has theme how mankind stray from the path of their creator God and come in the net spread by Satan and its companions. The mission of fallen angels is to drag humankind in hell with them. They are envious of man's rise and they want to take revenge from them that's why they use every possible ways to dwindle them from the path devised by God.
Speaker Setting and Symbolism
The speaker is poet himself. In opening he invokes the heavenly Muse and seeks help. He tells that he is rising voice on a very important subject. Then the setting is hell and poet describes the fallen angels in hell after they were abandoned by God and thrown in the miseries of hell. This is the setting in rest of the poem. The imagery is used to give us a picture of conditions in the hell. All the fallen angels are scattered on different sides and they are aroused by Satan's speech. Satan gives three speeches and starts revolt in hell. He forms an army against God. This army is then organized and we get a full picture of hell. Vast imagery, similes and metaphors are used to give a clear image of hell.
Literary Position and Scholarship
Shakespeare and Milton are two poets of England who are above the rest of poets of their age. Shakespeare was dramatic and poet of universal humanity. And Milton was epic poet and poet of Puritan England. So this epic is unique and gives us an epitome of Milton's Nobel style. As we progress through it we are highly impressed by Milton's scholarship and the paradise lost is a masterpiece. He was acquainted with the learning of ancient Greece and Rome. He combines this knowledge with his learning of Bible. This gives us a beautiful classical epic.
Milton's Imagination and Love of Beauty
Milton's poetry revealed his quality of imagination and it ranges equally apt on heaven and hell. His imagination can create invisible and concrete the visible ideas. He possessed the keen sense of beauty. He was very sensitive to external beauties. The poem has freshness and charm. It testifies his love of nature. We find both classicism and modernism in his poems. He was a great hater of tyranny but had all ornamental qualities of a royalist. His poetry is rich with simplicity and romantic richness of modern art. As we observe the characters Adam, Eve and Satan we find that there characters are simple and majestic but they have splendor, complexity and subtility in dress, style and illustrations.
Milton's Grand Style
Milton's style is called grand style because it has always an unmistakable stamp of Majesty in it. It has not the voice of sea as Wordsworth say but it has an elevating effect on the reader. The subject is always lofty even if Milton speaks of common things. He uses the best words in best order. He is admirable as Virgil or Dante. His style is unique and it has perfection and flawlessness. Milton wrote majestic blank verse. The style is in conformity with theme. The poet's imagination, suggestiveness, compact words, use of epic similes and allusiveness are all in a grand style. This epic has all essentials of Miltonic style and it is an example of artistic perfection.
Effect of Era on the Poem
Milton lived in transitional age. Political, religious and social ideas were undergoing change at that time. Milton's imagination and intelligence was also influenced by these conflicting principals. The two phenomena which had greatest effect on Milton's work are Renaissance and the spirit of Reformation. Renaissance bought with it an increased interest in Greek and Latin Literature. People were interested in form of arts and beauty and the bright and joyous in life. But at the same time logical and rational matters of church and institutions were also fluctuating. The Puritans stood for the purest form of Protestantism.
The believers of Puritanism were austere and high principled men who recognized the supremacy of Christ alone without any temporal or mortal intermediates. Milton too was a Puritan. That's why he was also prosecuted in Elizabethan period. This Puritanism is also reflected in his Paradise Lost. Satan's revolt is the revolt of Puritan against the established authority. Had there not been controversies, Miton may have written more books like this but some critics said that these conflicts of his time enriched his poetic genius. Milton's poems bear traces of his time. He gave his opinion in his poems. Perhaps the epic should have gained more appeal if Milton had paid more attention to aesthetics and depicting colours of heaven instead of emphasizing the moral intention of story. Milton is more a politician and Puritan in paradise lost than an artist due to influence of his era.
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It will be the third time the president traveled to that country since June 2017, when the two nations established diplomatic relations.
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This media requested that information yesterday from the Presidency of the Republic, but this indicated that next Friday will give information about it.
The last tour that Varela made to that Asian nation was in November 2018, when Panama participated in the China International Import Expo, in Shanghai.
The first official trip to China was made in November 2017. At that time, he visited Beijing to inaugurate the Embassy of Panama, and was in Shanghai, where he inaugurated the consulate.
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PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) -- The first successful water-powered cotton mill in America will undergo significant exterior repairs with the help of a large private grant.
Trustees of the Old Slater Mill Association said the $483,000 grant from the Champlin Foundations will fund repairs at the history museum on the banks of the Blackstone River in Pawtucket. The improvements will include roof replacement, clapboard repair and window restoration.
Slater Mill was completed in 1793 and has been designated a National Historic Landmark. It is considered the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution.
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The award is the largest ever to the association.


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37Christine Swiderski. Lacanian Theory . Week Two Handout. Bolton: Department of Cultural and Creative Studies, University of Bolton, 2007, p.1.


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This must-have guide series to India is packed with savvy insider knowledge. The best experiences in India are hidden in the narrow lanes of the old city where the five-star chef eats on his day off. They are in the home studios of designers and the workshops of seventh generation craftsmen. The highly successful Love Travel Guides series is the only luxury travel guide series dedicated to India. Entries are personally sourced from in-the-know locals including chefs and fishermen, artists and architects, writers and taxi drivers, before being personally tested. All information presented made it there under one simple criterion: if it makes you fall in love with the city, it is included in this book; otherwise it's out. Each book is divided into various sections such as: Musts; Delicious; Fabulous; Gorgeous; Adventurous; Wildly Adventurous; Essential; and Share With Love. Completely hand-made, each guide is lovingly bound using old Indian paper making techniques and covered with khadi, the fabric of India's independence. Truly unique in its presentation and style, these are beautifully presented guides for the independent-minded traveller with time to spare and money to spend. ...Show more
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Pricing your home correctly is the most important thing you must do if you want to sell your home fast and for top dollar.
95% of the marketing that takes place in the sale of your house is the price you set.
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and a little below the asking prices. That way the buyers in your price range will look at your home and think, "This is a bargain". Does that make sense?
That method usually works just fine. However in some markets prices are going straight down and the current asking prices are below the most recent sales. If this is the case in your neighborhood then you'll have to get ahead of the curve. By that I mean that if for example the most recent sales are around $100,000 and the current asking prices are around $95,000 then you'll need to go below the asking prices and start around $90,000. Remember, the longer a home sits on the market the lower the eventual sales price will be.
is to price their home and leave room for negotiation. I often hear "They can make an offer". The problem is they won't even look at your home because the average Buyer looks at 11 homes before making an offer. If you have priced your home with room for negotiation you'll have no one to negotiate with. The Buyers will look at your home and think, "They can't be serious", because if they really want to sell they would have priced it right to begin with.
In conclusion, if you want to sell your home fast and for top dollar you MUST price it right to begin with.
Find a good Realtor to help you and your home will sell and you'll be glad you did.
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PRODUCE 48 Themesong 'Naekkoya 내꺼야 (PICK ME)' lyrics by Flowblow
The third PRODUCE 101 Korea PRODUCE 48 survival season will start airing next month. The contestants or trainees from AKB48 Group Japan and Korea are ready to show their talents. Following the show in the previous season, Mnet's latest event will also have a theme song that will intersperse every episode.
Today (08/05/2018), the theme song or the soundtrack of the PRODUCE 48 show has been officially announced. The song is titled Naekkoya 내 꺼야 (PICK ME) and sung by 96 trainee girls. The song PICK ME is the hallmark of the PRODUCE 1O1 program. The music production team Flow Blow was assigned to handle the new song. PICK ME's track record was performed on April 22, 2018.
The song will be released on May 10, 2018 and will be delivered first by the trainees at the M event! Countdown May 11th. The PRODUCE 48 official website will also be open on May 10, 2018, then the profile of 96 trainees will be uploaded later.


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The Australian songstress and her band released their U.S. debut Baby Caught the Bus on May 21st, 2013. Clairy Browne & the Bangin' Rackettes incorporate a unique blend of soul, blues, doo-woop, jazz and R&B with Clairy's powerful, soulful vocals at the forefront.
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The radio segment which led to the termination of The Married Men's contract with HotFM 91.3 involved a telephone prank on a woman who was apparently going to take up an early childhood course.
On Thursday, deejay Andre Hoeden called the woman claiming to be an officer from an embassy who was doing a background check on her.
He asked if she hit children, to which she said no. Mr Hoeden then advised her to only hit children from poor families as they would not have the money or time to come after her with lawyers, unlike "expat children" from "very rich" families who could afford lawyers.
The call, which was part of the morning show's "Kena Pluck" humour segment where people are tricked, also involved Mr Hoeden telling her that hugging children was considered molestation in some countries. He then asked if she had ever hit on any of her pupil's fathers.
Hot FM91.3 said on Friday it terminated the services of The Married Men with immediate effect, citing a breach of the terms of its contract.
Mr Jamie Meldrum, senior programme director at SPH UnionWorks, which runs the station, said: "As much as it pains us to take this action after having worked with them for so many years, the segment that was aired was indefensible and we had to take the matter seriously. We apologise to listeners who were offended by it."
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'Hacks' and 'Somebody Somewhere' Lead Dorian TV Nominations
The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics has announced its nominees for its 14th Dorian TV Awards for the best in all of TV, mainstream to LGBTQIA+ content.
HBO comedy "Somebody Somewhere" and the HBO Max comedy "Hacks" leads the list of TV's best, with five nominations apiece.
"Somebody Somewhere" received nod for best TV performance (Bridget Everett), supporting TV performance (Jeff Hiller) and best TV musical performance, best unsung TV show category, and the best LGBTQ show. "Hacks" received nods for best TV comedy along with ABC's "Abbott Elementary," HBO's "Barry" and HBO Max's "The Other Two" and "Our Flag Means Death."
Hit LGBTQ show "Heartstopper" is up for best LGBTQ show, best TV drama, while its actor Kit Connor has a best TV performance nomination.
BEST TV DRAMA
Better Call Saul (AMC)
Heartstopper (Netflix)
Yellowjackets (Showtime)
Severance (Apple TV+)
Succession (HBO)
BEST TV COMEDY
Abbott Elementary (ABC)
Hacks (HBO Max)
The Other Two (HBO Max)
Our Flag Means Death (HBO Max)
BEST LGBTQ SHOW
Somebody Somewhere (HBO)
RuPaul's Drag Race (VH1)
BEST TV MOVIE OR MINISERIES
Dopesick (Hulu)
The Dropout (Hulu)
Midnight Mass (Netflix)
Station Eleven (HBO Max)
Congrats to these #BestTVComedy Dorian Award nominees: @AbbottElemABC, #HacksOnHBOMax, @theothertwo (also @hbomax) @hbo_barry + one more — from the 385 members of The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics! ⭐⭐⭐⭐https://t.co/0JYosRekAX pic.twitter.com/yKCGpw31lK
— GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics (@DorianAwards) June 24, 2022
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"Shoplifters" Wins Palm Springs' Best Foreign Language
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"Shoplifters," Japanese film directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda was named Best Foreign Language Film of the Year at Palm Springs International Film Festival. The jury award winners were announced today at the Riviera Palm Springs, California.
The film premiered at Cannes last year and won the top prize Palme d'Or, highest prize awarded at the Cannes Film Festival. It is also on the Academy Awards' shortlist for a Best Foreign Language category.
The family drama, which was also scripted and edited by Kore-eda, tells the story of an impoverished Japanese family who reply on shoplifting to cope with their life.
Other announced winners include Marcello Fonte, star of Italy's Dogman and Joanna Kulig, of Poland's Cold War, took top honors in the foreign language acting categories.
The Audience Awards for is set to be announced tomorrow, which includes Best Narrative Feature and Best Documentary Feature.
The 30th Annual Palm Springs Film Festival screened 226 films from 78 countries. The festival is held from January 3-14, 2019.
Posted in Entertainment, Film Awards, Indie, Movies | Tagged awards, FilmAwards, oscars, palmsprings, shoplifters
"The Favorite", "A Star Is Born" Lead BAFTA Nominations
True to its appellation, "The Favorite" is the BAFTA's favorite film of the year, leading the list of nominees for 2019 BAFTA Film Awards, announced today. The film received nods for best film, outstanding British film and lead actress for Olivia Colman.
Bradley Cooper might have walked away empty-handed empty handed at last Sunday's Golden Globe Awards, but he's making history over at the BAFTAs, where he earned five nominations across multiple disciplines, a record in the organization's 72-year history.
Cooper earned nominations in best film, actor, director, adapted screenplay and original music categories for his film "A Star Is Born." In total, the musical drama earned seven nominations.
Giving Cooper a run for his money is director Alfonso Cuaron, who also earned five nominations for best film, director, original screenplay, editing and cinematography for his black and white Netflix drama "Roma." The film earned seven nods, including best foreign-language film.
BAFTA Awards show is set to take place at the Royal Albert Hall on Feb. 10, with actress Joanna Lumley returning as host.
Here is the complete list of nominations:
Outstanding British Film
Leading Actor
Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody
Steve Coogan, Stan & Ollie
Leading Actress
Viola Davis, Widows
Posted in Celebrity, Entertainment, Film Awards, Indie, Movies | Tagged astarisborn, awards, bafta, BlackkKlansman, roma
2018 PGA Best Documentary Feature Nominees Announced
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The Producers Guild of America (PGA) announced the Documentary Feature nominees and it came with a few surprises.
The list of films (below) advances in the final voting for the 29th Annual Producers Guild Awards presented by Cadillac. The winner will be announced during the Producers Guild Awards ceremony on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
Visibly missing in the list is "Faces Places," the acclaimed French documentary which won the L'Œil d'or award (best documentary) at 2017 Cannes Film Festival.
PGA started handing out best documentary feature since 2007. Since then, five documentary films that were honored went on to win the Academy Award Best Documentary Feature including Man on Wire, The Cove, Searching for Sugar Man, Amy and O.J.: Made in America.
Here is the list of films nominated for Outstanding Documentary Motion Picture in alphabetical order:
City of Ghosts
Cries from Syria
Earth: One Amazing Day
Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower
The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee
ABOUT THE PRODUCERS GUILD OF AMERICA (PGA)
The Producers Guild of America is the non-profit trade group that represents, protects and promotes the interests of all members of the producing team in film, television and new media. The Producers Guild has more than 8,100 members who work together to protect and improve their careers, the industry and community by providing members with employment opportunities, seeking to expand health benefits, promoting fair and impartial standards for the awarding of producing credits, as well as other education and advocacy efforts such as encouraging sustainable production practices.
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Posted in Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Movies | Tagged awards, documentary, PGA, producers, producersguilde


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Something to Push Against: A Conversation with Shane McCrae
When my guest, poet Shane McCrae, was in high school, he made what he calls a "serious existential commitment" to quit life. The child of a black father and a white mother, has was raised in part by his maternal grandparents, who were white supremacists and denied that he was black. By the time he was in junior high, he was flunking out of school and didn't care much for anything, he says, besides skateboarding and music.
Then, in high school, he saw a cheesy movie that changed his life, because in it, a girl read a poem by Sylvia Plath.
He "became profoundly obsessed." He had an idea that "poetry was either going to be the key to the rest of my life, or there just wasn't going to be a key."
Shane McCrae
He became a regular at the school library, poring over books about poets' lives. Plath's poetry struck him as sad, but the sadness, he said, somehow made him feel better.
McCrae dropped out of high school. He was a dad by the age of 18. He got his GED and started community college, eventually transferring to the University of Oregon, where he discovered his favorite poetry, Elizabethan and Renaissance English poetry. Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene became "necessary", he says, to his conception of himself, his world, his art. He went on to get an MFA and a JD from Harvard Law.
Since 2010, he's written six books of poetry including his most recent, the Guilded Auction Block. He's received numerous awards and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
His is an extraordinary story, but McCrae often speaks of the details of his life with what the New Yorker described as "a judicial coolness that makes the details all the more devastating." Maybe those details are so devastating because behind McCrae's literary success is a story of the America we know exists but would prefer did not.
His poems are written in meter (he says he wants to adhere to rules) and yet they approximate the sound of the subconscious, as Amelia Klein noted in her review of his book Mule for the Boston Review. Klein wrote that McCrae's poems "do what the mind does with words when it isn't using them intentionally but murmuring to itself consolingly and censoriously of its own imperfectly recorded history."
For this episode I talked to Shane McCrae about his new role as poetry editor at Image. We also talked about depression, his love for Sylvia Plath, how the rules of poetry help him to engage the infinite (writing in free verse makes him anxious, he says), and how this connects to a spiritual path that led him from atheism to Islam to the Episcopal Church.
Jessica Mesman, May 2019
Shane McCrae, Mule
Shane McCrae, In the Language of My Captor
Shane McCrae, The Guilded Auction Block
An Odd Path to Plath, PRI Interview with Shane McCrae
Dan Chiasson, Shane McCrae's Poems to America, The New Yorker
Amelia Klein, Microreview: Shane McCrae's Mule, The Boston Review
How Shane McCrae Leared to Break the Rules, PBS NewsHour


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Hunting-Associated Injuries and Wearing "Hunter" Orange Clothing -- New York, 1989-1995
"Hunter" orange (i.e., fluorescent or international orange) is worn by hunters to increase their visibility and to reduce their potential for being mistaken for game. Although education courses for hunters promote the use of hunter orange, hunters in New York are not required to wear high-visibility clothing. To examine factors associated with two-party hunting injuries involving firearms (i.e., the injury resulted from the intentional or unintentional discharge of the firearm of another hunter), including the use of hunter orange, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the New York State Department of Health analyzed hunting-associated injury reports during 1989-1995. This report describes three of the 62 reported hunting-associated injuries during 1995 and summarizes information about two-party hunting-associated injuries involving firearms during 1989-1995. The findings indicate that most injured hunters in two-party incidents were not wearing hunter orange.
In New York, reporting of hunting injuries involving firearms is required by law, and all incidents are investigated, either by local law enforcement officers or a state environmental conservation officer. Hunting-injury reports filed with DEC include a description of the event, the primary factor contributing to the injury as determined by the investigator, and the type and color of clothing worn by the participants. Hunter orange use was defined as the wearing of one or more of the following solid orange colored garments: hat, coat, vest, or pants. The number of licensed hunters in New York during 1989-1995 was used as the denominator to calculate injury rates. Case Reports
Case 1: On December 3, 1995, four hunters separated to flush deer out of an overgrown field. Two hunters walked through the field attempting to drive deer toward the other two hunters who were in a stationary position. One of the stationary hunters observed movement in the thick brush and, believing the movement to be a deer, fired his shotgun at a range of 48 yards. However, the movement had been caused by a hunter who was not wearing orange and who was struck in the chest by the shotgun slug and killed.
Case 2: On October 30, 1995, two hunters looking for grouse became separated while hiking through an area of dense brush. One hunter flushed a grouse, which took flight, and fired at the bird. The other hunter, who was in the line of fire 25 yards away and dressed in camouflage clothing, was wounded by 12 pellets to the upper body.
Case 3: On May 1, 1995, a licensed guide assisted a client in hunting turkey. The guide issued calls to attract turkeys. Another hunter in the area heard the calls and, believing that a turkey was nearby, began to move through open woods toward the sound. The hunter, who was wearing camouflage clothing, moved to within 40 yards of the guide and fired his shotgun after observing movement. The guide, who was not wearing orange, was wounded by shotgun pellets in the shoulder, neck, and face. Injuries During 1989-1995
During 1989-1995, a total of 508 hunting-associated firearm injuries were reported to DEC, representing an annual mean rate of 9.8 injuries per 100,000 licensed hunters. Of these 508 injuries, 39 (8%) were fatal, 152 (30%) involved one person, and 356 (70%) involved two persons (rate: 6.9). Of the 39 fatal injuries, 31 (79%) were two-party incidents.
Among two-party injuries, big-game (e.g., deer and bear) hunters accounted for 135 (38%) injuries, including 25 (81%) fatalities. Turkey hunters accounted for 78 (22%) injuries, including two (6%) fatalities; and small-game (e.g., rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, grouse, raccoon, and woodchuck) hunters accounted for 132 (37%) injuries, including three (10%) fatalities.
Of the 331 (93%) two-party injuries in which the estimated distance from the hunter to the injured hunter was recorded, 54 (16%) occurred at a range of less than or equal to 10 yards, 161 (49%) between 11-50 yards, and 116 (35%) at greater than 50 yards. In 125 (35%) incidents, the primary contributing factor was listed as injured hunter mistaken for game (Table_1). In 79 (22%) incidents, the injured person was out of sight of the hunter, and 60 (17%) incidents occurred when the injured person was in the line of fire. Of 78 injuries associated with turkey hunting, 61 (78%) were the result of one hunter mistaking another for game.
Wearing of hunter orange was determined for 343 (96%) two-party hunters who were injured. In 259 (76%) incidents, the injured hunter was not wearing hunter orange. Of the 125 incidents in which the injured hunter was mistaken for game, 117 (94%) were not wearing hunter orange, and six (5%) were wearing hunter orange; for two (1%), hunter orange information was not recorded. Wearing of hunter orange was determined for 77 (99%) of 78 persons injured who were hunting turkey; none were wearing hunter orange.
In 1992, DEC interviewed 576 randomly selected licensed hunters in New York about the use of hunter orange clothing. Of the 559 (97%) respondents who hunted big game, 452 (81%) reported routine use of hunter orange clothing. Of the 566 (98%) respondents who hunted small game, 359 (63%) reported routinely wearing hunter orange clothing.
Reported by: W Jones, M O'Hara, Sportsman Education Program; JE Kautz, PhD, Bur of Wildlife, New York State Dept of Environmental Conservation, Albany; B Hutton, Bur of Injury Prevention, D Ackman, MD, Div Of Chronic Disease Prevention, D Morse, MD, State Epidemiologist, New York State Dept of Health. State Br, Div of Applied Public Health Training (proposed), Epidemiology Program Office, CDC.
Editorial Note: Based on estimates by the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA), in 1995, approximately 17 million persons purchased hunting licenses in the United States (excluding Alaska) (1). In 1995, IHEA reported 1201 hunting injuries involving firearms, including 107 (9%) fatalities (2). Of these injuries, 851 (71%) involved two parties, including 69 (5.8%) fatalities.
In 40 states, hunters are required to wear hunter orange; however, in some states, regulations apply only to hunting on public lands or hunting big game. In New York, the 1992 survey indicated that an estimated 19% of big-game hunters and 37% of small-game hunters did not routinely wear hunter orange clothing. The finding that approximately 72% of injured hunters in two-party incidents were not wearing hunter orange clothing is consistent with previous reports that found low proportions of hunter orange use among injured hunters (3,4).
In New York, hunter orange clothing was not usually worn by persons who bowhunted, hunted with muzzle-loaded firearms, or hunted waterfowl -- activities which accounted for only 10 (3%) two-party injuries during 1989-1995. However, 22% of two-party injuries involved turkey hunting; most (78%) injuries resulted from one hunter mistaking another for game. None of the turkey hunters involved in a two-party injury were wearing hunter orange, and many were dressed in complete camouflage because of the perception that turkeys will see and avoid displays of hunter orange. Because turkey hunting often occurs in areas of thick brush or undergrowth, increasing hunter visibility may be particularly important in preventing "mistaken for game" injuries.
Since 1960, the state legislature in New York has required that all first-time hunting license holders complete a hunter-education course. From 1965 to 1994, reported hunting injuries in New York decreased steadily from 157 (22.3 injuries per 100,000 licensed hunters) to 52 (7.2) and from 11 deaths to one death. In 1991, DEC reviewed hunting-injury reports and concluded that most hunting injuries were associated with violations of basic firearms safety rules. DEC also found that most hunters who were injured as the result of being "mistaken for game" or "in line of fire" were not wearing hunter orange at the time of injury (3).
In 1992, DEC initiated a campaign in New York to promote basic firearms safety and the use of hunter orange clothing through hunter education courses, meetings with hunter organizations, and advertisements in hunting literature. During 1992-1995, following the initiation of this safety promotion campaign, the average annual injury rate decreased 27% compared with the rate during 1988-1991.
The routine wearing of hunter orange clothing can increase visibility of hunters, especially if worn in combinations that display orange in all directions. Efforts to increase the use of hunter orange also should include education of experienced hunters to wear hunter orange and, for turkey hunters who do not wear hunter orange, to display hunter orange near their calling location.
Workman D, ed. Hunter education instructor 1996. Vol 24. Seattle: Outdoor Empire Publishing, 1996:4-10.
International Hunter Education Association. 1995 Hunting accident report. Seattle: Outdoor Empire Publishing, 1996.
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Hunting accidents in New York: their causes and prevention. Albany, New York: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 1994.
Cole TB, Patetta MJ. Hunting firearm injuries, North Carolina. Am J Public Health 1988;78:1585-6.
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TABLE 1. Number and percentage of two-party hunting-associated firearm injuries, by
factor contributing to injury * and "hunter" orange use + by injured hunter -- New York,
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Injured hunter wearing hunter orange
Yes           No        Unknown
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Contributing factor       No.    (%)     No.   (%)    No.   (%)    No.   (%)
Mistaken for game         125   ( 35)      6   ( 5)   117   (94)     2   (1)
Out of sight               79   ( 22)     29   (37)    46   (58)     4   (5)
In line of fire            60   ( 17)     18   (30)    37   (62)     5   (8)
Unintentional discharge    39   ( 11)     11   (28)    27   (69)     1   (3)
Struck by ricochet         37   ( 10)     13   (35)    23   (62)     1   (3)
Other/Unknown              16   (  5)      7   (44)     9   (66)     0   (0)
Total                     356   (100)     84   (24)   259   (73)    13   (4)
* Determined by a local law enforcement officer or a state environmental conservation officer
following an investigation of the injury.
+ Wearing any one of the following solid orange garments: hat, coat, vest, or pants.
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Dams Needed for
Flood Control, Affordable Energy
by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers
Othello Outlook, July 7, 2011
A few weeks ago, I was enjoying a nice dinner at Anthony's restaurant in Spokane, and as I sat on the terrace, I couldn't help but marvel at the massive amount of water flowing over the Spokane Falls. I also couldn't help but think about the potential flooding that would take place in Eastern Washington this year were it not for our dams.
While the Mississippi River and its tributaries are currently spilling over their banks and levees, Eastern Washington is mostly safe from such a disaster. That's because of our dams. Before the dams were built, our region was prone to periodic flooding. In 1948, persistent rains caused rivers and other waterways to overflow, devastating Pullman, Colfax, and other nearby communities. While 2011 has been another wet year, there's little danger of a repeat.
In a very real sense, the Pacific Northwest was built by dams. Decades ago, they turned what was once a desert into one of the most productive agricultural regions in the country. In addition to providing flood control and transportation, dams also provide the affordable, renewable energy that helped give birth to Boeing and Kaiser Aluminum and then turned them into global leaders in specialized manufacturing. Now the dams are powering hi-tech data centers in Eastern Washington such as the Titan complex in Moses Lake and the Yahoo, Intuit, and Microsoft data centers in Quincy.
As Congress debates the future of America's energy policy, it can learn a lot from Eastern Washington's dams and the hydropower it produces. As the founder of the Congressional Hydropower Caucus, I will spend part of the next few weeks traveling all across Washington State to gain support for using hydropower. Let me give you some reasons why hydro is so important.
First, here in Washington State, hydropower meets 72 percent of our total electricity needs. And yet, nationwide that number is only 7 percent. America can do more.
Second, hydropower is clean and green and an important baseload for solar and wind power. Unlike other renewables, like wind and solar, hydro is a consistent reliable energy source that produces power regardless of the weather conditions or time of the day.
Third, hydropower is affordable and its capacities are extraordinary. Existing dam facilities have the potential to double production without the construction of a single dam. There are more than 54,000 sites across America that have the capacity to generate approximately 12.6 gigawatts of electricity. Improved technology and turbines not only increase electricity output, but have also resulted in record salmon returns. Today, there are more fish in the Columbia River than at any time since the first dam was built in 1913.
Fourth, hydropower creates jobs and grows the economy. A recent study by the Hydro Association found that more than 200,000 jobs can be created in the hydro industry through expansion. At a time when our economy is still fragile and job creation is stagnant, we should be looking at every opportunity to put Americans to work. The hydropower industry is ready to meet this challenge.
Finally, hydropower supports conservation and agriculture. In Eastern Washington, hydro plays a critical role in building irrigation districts and ensuring that our wildlife is protected.
Despite its numerous benefits, there is a growing danger that hydropower may be travelling down the same road nuclear energy did decades ago - in which misplaced concerns about environmental safety made nuclear power cost-prohibitive, slowing its growth, and depriving America of fully tapping a great valuable resource. U.S. District Court Judge James Redden continues to threaten to remove the dams as part of a long-running lawsuit pertaining to the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Even now, hydro's benefits aren't being fully tapped because of billions of dollars in excessive regulatory costs to mitigate unproven environmental effects. In the Pacific Northwest, for example, 30 percent of wholesale power rates go to compliance programs for endangered salmon. The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) estimates they spend about $500 million to comply with the ESA every year.
By law, the BPA passes all of these costs onto its wholesale customers. However, a recent poll found that 70 percent of BPA customers either didn't know how much they paid for salmon recovery or believe that recovery accounted for less than 5 percent of their bill. I believe they have a right to know how their money is being spent.
That's why I recently introduced The Endangered Species Compliance and Transparency Act. This bill would require Power Marketing Administrations - including the BPA - to separate out and report the costs associated with the ESA to each customer.
By empowering consumers with critical information, this legislation will contribute to better decision-making about the use of hydropower and make hydro move available to meet our economy's growing energy needs.
While there's a vast array of renewable energies - including solar and wind power - the facts are clear: The future of Eastern Washington's "clean, green economy" depends on the development of hydropower. Its value can't be overlooked. And its potential cannot be underestimated. That's why I will continue do everything I can to promote hydro as your Representative in Congress.
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers represents Washington's Fifth District in Congress.
Dams Needed for Flood Control, Affordable Energy
Published in the Davenport Times, Newport Miner, Deer Park Tribune, Othello Outlook, Okanogan Valley Gazette, and Odessa Record.


Football Clubs United Rovers from De Aar and Upington's Hungry Lions respectively sit at the top of the dual stream ABC Motsepe league logs as the conference draws to a close.
In the inland stream, where Rovers are in the lead, all the teams have completed the full quota of 12 games, bar the home and away game against the expelled William Pescod Athletic from Kimberley.
The inland stream played only 12 games as William Pescod have been dropped from the conference for flouting the league's governing rules. The club missed three separate fixtures and for this reason was expelled earlier this year.
Kuruman's Maruping United hold up the bottom part of the inland log with a mere five points to their name after 13 outings. Maruping will play against Kakamas Juventus to complete their season.
Meanwhile, in Upington Hungry Lions took the lead in the league with a six-point cushion over runners-up Tornado who stand at 24 points after 14 games.
On that side of the dual stream log Kakamas based Olympic and Tsantsabane Stars prop up the bottom with 14 points apiece.


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Dallas County is debating the requirement of vaccine status for workers – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
By Missy Evans	 Last updated Jan 12, 2022
Dallas County commissioners debated Tuesday asking workers about their COVID-19 vaccine status or test results, as the county government faces the same challenge that private companies face to keep workers in the workplace.
District tax offices are closed for at least a week because 50 employees tested positive or have to be quarantined after exposure to COVID-19.
Other employees in the county returned to remote work whenever possible.
"We have to accommodate everyone who doesn't have to be in the office at home. We have to do that. That has to be done. If not, we have to do it today, "said District Administrator JJ Koch.
Clay Jenkins, a Dallas County judge, said complaints that employees only do 80% of their work at home are not valid.
"If COVID spreads in your area, they won't be 80% as effective. They will be 0% effective, "said Jenkins.
Dallas County Health Director Dr. Philip Huang said the previous day's visits to the emergency room broke previous records.
"Anything we can do to further promote vaccination is one of the keys to success," said Dr. Huang.
However, on Tuesday the commissioners also heard that only about 2,000 of their 6,500 employees are fully vaccinated.
Commissioner John Wiley Price said he couldn't understand how county officials could continue to talk about vaccinating people without rigorous testing for county workers.
"What's the bottom line," said Price. "We are here on a fiduciary basis to make decisions that are in the best interests of our workforce and our citizens."
As the potential for many more infected workers grows, commissioners debated whether to report vaccination status or COVID-19 test results from employees and whether to withhold sick pay from those who refuse vaccinations.
"If you take advantage of it, right, I'll pay you six days of quarantine or isolation. I want to know whether or not you have been vaccinated, "said Commissioner Elba Garcia.
Jenkins said employees who refuse syringes could go to work sick to get their paychecks. He supported an incentive plan to motivate workers to vaccinate.
"We help all of their colleagues by giving people with COVID an incentive to stay out of our buildings. That's what we're trying to do, "said Jenkins.
Jenkins said breakthrough cases of the Omicron variant are rising sharply because only 15% of the general population received the recommended COVID-19 booster.
"If you get into a tight space with someone who has COVID, the chances are you will get COVID," Jenkins said.
Price called for the reopening of mass vaccination sites in south Dallas that were available in the past when the demand for vaccination was higher.
Instead of up to 12,000 syringes per day at its peak, around 1,200 are now administered per week in Dallas County.
Officials hope the new wave of disease will encourage more people to get vaccinated.
Dr. Huang said Fair Park will resume mass vaccination and testing soon. Shots are also available at pharmacies and grocery stores.
Dallas county administrator Daryl Martin said he will quickly create an employee policy for commissioners to consider.
"I think we have to come back with a menu for you. We need to look at tests, vaccinations, incentive plans and this sick leave scheme. Put everything in a guideline and take it to this court, "said Martin.
A special meeting could be held within days to bring the policy into effect amid the rise in COVID-19.
Jenkins said experts are predicting 10,000 COVID-19 cases per day in Dallas County within weeks, compared to recent records of about 6,500 per day.
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Dutch (film)
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Dutch (released in the UK and Australia as Driving Me Crazy) is a 1991 American road comedy-drama film directed by Peter Faiman (his second and last theatrical film, after "Crocodile" Dundee) and written by John Hughes. The original music score was composed by Alan Silvestri. The film stars Ethan Embry (as Doyle Standish), Ed O'Neill and JoBeth Williams, with a cameo appearance by golfer great Arnold Palmer. O' Neill and Embry would star together again over a decade later in the 2003 version of the series Dragnet. Ari Meyers and E. G. Daily co-starred.
Peter Faiman
Robert Weissman
Ethan Randall
$4.6 million[1]
PlotEdit
Dutch Dooley (Ed O'Neill) attends a ritzy party with his girlfriend, Natalie Standish (JoBeth Williams). He stands out terribly among the upper-class aristocrats – wearing a cheap suit and making boorish comments. Natalie's relaxed, less rigid personality also does not fit with the rest of the patrons. Dutch also meets Natalie's snobbish, wealthy ex-husband Reed (Christopher McDonald), who tells Natalie that he will have to break his Thanksgiving plans with their son Doyle (Ethan Embry) for an unexpected business trip to London. Reed also threatens to strip Natalie's divorce benefits and custody of Doyle if she gives Reed any trouble, much to Dutch's chagrin.
Natalie calls Doyle at his private school in Georgia and invites him home for Thanksgiving, but Doyle rudely refuses the offer and expresses his disdain for his mother, solely blaming her for the divorce. Despite this, Dutch sees an opportunity to get to know Doyle and further his relationship with Natalie, so he offers to go to Georgia and bring Doyle back to Chicago for the holidays.
Upon arriving in Georgia, Dutch finds Doyle to be much like his father: snobbish, selfish and an elitist. He welcomes Dutch by throwing a book at his face, kicking him and shooting him in the groin with a BB gun, to which Dutch promises revenge. Dutch ultimately hogties Doyle to a hockey stick and carries him to the car to start on the drive back home.
The trip entails several mishaps: A fireworks show Dutch gives Doyle in an attempt to make Doyle warm up to him goes awry when one lit rocket lands in the bag of fireworks and sets them off all at once (destroying his coat in the process in an attempt to extinguish the explosion). Later, after throwing a lit cigar in Dutch's lap, Dutch throws Doyle out of the car and makes him walk to the next motel by himself. Doyle gets even by parking Dutch's car in the middle of the highway, where it is hit and totaled by a truck. They hitch a ride with two prostitutes (E.G. Daily and Ari Meyers) who steal their luggage and leave them stranded with no money.
Doyle calls his father, whom he discovers has lied about his trip to London; he instead spent the holidays with a girlfriend. Stunned by his father's betrayal, and wounded by Dutch's accusation that he "hates his mother", Doyle begins to regret his callous attitude. Dutch initially gives up and wants to call Natalie for assistance, but Doyle refuses and insists on getting home on their own. They sneak a ride on the back of a semi truck and are assaulted by security guards at a trailer drop yard; Doyle feigns insanity and pretends that voices in his head are telling him to kill the guards (they make the guards think his BB gun is a bullet-loaded firearm), which frightens the guards enough to allow them to escape.
The two enter a restaurant, where they meet a married couple who takes them to a homeless shelter in Hammond, Indiana for the night. At the shelter, Doyle grows fond of a young girl and her family. While getting to know them, he finally realizes that he has been neglecting his mother and indeed wants to be with her for the holidays. The next day, the family drives Dutch and Doyle to Natalie's home, where Reed is waiting. Doyle shares an emotional embrace with his mother and reveals to Reed that he knows the truth about his trip to London. Doyle decides to stay with his mother instead of going with Reed for Thanksgiving. An angry Reed evicts Natalie from the house, which he owns. Dutch follows Reed outside as he departs and hits Reed in the forehead with his pinky ring. He then demands that Reed show more respect to Natalie and become a better father to Doyle, to which a dazed Reed agrees.
The film ends with Natalie, Dutch and Doyle at the dinner table about to begin the Thanksgiving feast. Before they commence, Dutch asks Doyle to retrieve Dutch's coat, as it contains a very special gift for Natalie. As Doyle turns to walk away, Dutch pulls the BB gun Doyle originally shot him with and finally gets his revenge on Doyle by shooting him in the groin.
CastEdit
Ed O'Neill as Dutch Dooley
Ethan Embry as Doyle Standish
JoBeth Williams as Natalie Standish
Christopher McDonald as Reed Standish
E. G. Daily as Hailey
Ari Meyers as Brock
L. Scott Caldwell as a homeless woman
Kathleen Freeman as Gritzi
Arnold Palmer as himself
ReceptionEdit
Dutch received mixed to poor reviews from critics, and has a 14% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Critic Roger Ebert, in his one-and-a-half star review of the film, thought that Dutch's screenwriter Hughes was following his own formula, repeating some of his other films, such as Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987), and cited O'Neill's character as behaving "in defiance of common sense."[2] The film was a box office bomb, grossing less than $5 million domestically against its $17 million budget.
Young Artist Awards
Nominee / work
1992 Ethan Embry Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture Won
Best Family Motion Picture - comedy Nominated
Home video releaseEdit
The film was released on DVD in March 22, 2005 and also was released on Blu Ray in January 17, 2012.
^ "Dutch (1991)". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved April 2, 2009.
^ https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/dutch-1991
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In the 1st quarter of 2017, 59.3 percent of households prefer savings in tugrug over the other type of savings and this percent was 42.1 percent in the same quarter of 2016. On the other hand, the percentage of households who prefer savings in foreign currency has decreased by 11.6 percentage points and reached to 16.3 percent and the percentage of households who prefer investment in immoveable assets has decreased by 6.6 percentage points and reached to 23 percent (see figure 12).
In the 1st quarter of 2017, 16.2 percent of households are planning to take loans. This is decreased by 0.9 percentage points from the level in the same period of last year and 7.1 percentage points from the level in 2015 (see figure 13).


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I sent an Email to Fungi Perfecti and i want to share the email I sent and their thorough response. I joined this group looking to gather support for this dream. thanks for reading. my email: I have a dream! And I need help. Is it possible to clean a river with Paul's "bunker spawn"? My dream is to clean one of the most polluted rivers in America using Paul's technology. Not only that, but to also inspire other cities to do the same across the country. I want to organize a volunteer event on earth day 2019. Between now and then I am going to work to raise money to purchase from fungi perfecti the supplies and equipment we would need to make this dream a reality. Questions: 1. Is this possible? (I feel like it has to be) 2. How many bunker spawn can I order for you at any one time? 3. Would it be more efficient to make the bunker spawn ourselves using supplies and ingredients purchased from fungi perfecti? 4. Is there a better mycoremediation technique for this type of project? Thank you so much for your time reading this. And thanks for everything that you do. Their response: Thanks for reaching out and your efforts to protect the Ohio River! One thing that we must consider as a small business is targeting our limited resources. Just to be clear this is still an experimental technology and we are not an environmental consulting firm. There are many variables to consider in large-scale remediation projects. To give you an idea of the complexity, factors to consider include screening the appropriate native mushroom species and available substrates to find combinations with the capacity for robust growth in the local climate as well as species with the targeted metabolic activity to degrade the contaminants of concern. Paul's book Mycelium Running is an excellent resource, packed with information about Mycorestoration -- the use of mushrooms to heal landscapes -- and is considered to be a manual for the mycological rescue of the planet! To read the methods and results of past experiments using Mycoberms to create an inoculated drain field, see the online article A Novel Approach to Farm Waste Management. Further experiments have been done to assess the removal of bacteria by such bags of myceliated wood chips; research results are available in our online article Mycofiltration Enters the Commons. Be sure to read and share the attached reports: http://fungi.com/pdf/articles/Fungi_Perfecti_Phase_I_Report.pdf http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0925857414002250 Simply, growing Stropharia rugoso-annulata - AKA the Garden Giant or Wine Cap - might be of interest to you. It's the species that Paul first observed attracting bee activity, as the bees were seen sipping on the mycelium in a garden bed. Here is a link to the recent breakthrough article, published Thursday, Oct 4th 2018 in the journal Nature: Scientific Reports. This is a huge milestone in our work to help bees overcome Colony Collapse and to secure our food supply for future generations. You can cultivate this mushroom species in one of two ways: by starting with the Indoor Mushroom Patch first, or by going directly outside with the Outdoor Mushroom Patch. A Mycofilter can also be incorporated into Rain Gardens & Bioswales, by inoculating the mulch layer with Garden Giant. Creating a Be-Mushroomed Rain Garden could benefit many people locally as well as the environment/water ways. Rain gardens mimic the function of a native landscape by slowing the flow of water; allowing water to be filtered through the soil, transpired back into the air through leaves, and ultimately cleansed of pollutants before it reaches streams and other bodies of water Our coworker, Alex Taylor, also recently had his masters thesis manuscript published on this topic. http://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/10/9/1226/htm This study demonstrates that introducing saprophytic fungi into soils by applying an inoculated mulch can help improve phosphorus retention in soils. This is an innovative new ecological engineering tool that may help prevent eutrophication of downstream aquatic ecosystems. We also would encourage you to contact local Mushroom farmers/Mushroom clubs/Tree Services/Educational facilities for assistance in forming a coalition. Paul Stamets: "Every community should have a gourmet mushroom farm — to help build carbon in the soil, to provide local healthy food and to be able to recycle very proximate sources of debris and waste. Every gourmet mushroom farm (they should all be certified organic) should be reinvented as an environmental healing center so that the mycelium can be used for remediation locally. Moist mycelium weighs a lot; so shipping tons of mycelium across country does not make any sense for remediation. With the debris fields that are close to the problems, you want to keep that distance as short as possible and site the farms in close proximity. My dream is that there would thousands upon thousands of small mushroom farms spread across the world that would be tied in to healing art centers, schools, to teaching environmental sciences, to teaching basic biology and the role of fungi in nature." Also, educating local farmers on the benefits of Mycorrhizae would also limit the need for heavy use of fertilizers and other chemicals. Mycelium improves soil structure, reduces erosion, nourishes plants, and improves soil's capacity to absorb and retain moisture. Mycorrhizal fungi associate with plant roots and are known to support the plant's own ability to utilize water and nutrients in the soil, as well as their ability to cope with environmental stress. If you would like to learn more, here are a few educational articles about mycorrhizal fungi: Mushrooms and Mycelium Help the Microbiome Scientists Identify the Real King of the Forest - Fungus Mycorrhizal Management: a Look Beneath the Surface at Plant Management and Growth" Plants Talk to Each Other Using an Internet of Fungus Rascal to Remedy - Fungus on the Farm Unlocking the power of symbiosis in a warming world One of the most comprehensive sources for research done on Mycoremediation is by Harbhajan Singh entitled Mycoremediation: Fungal Bioremediation. If you are working with older substrates this video describes a method to help you begin with a clean slate. I welcome any further questions you may have, Mush love! If you love this idea and feel you can help in anyway, please contact me at nathan.robling@gmail.com or just on here. or just make this dream a reality of your own. I'm not seeking any credit for this idea or for it happening if it does. So if you can make it happen please do!


Victoria's emergency management sector has been working as one in the last week to manage the community impacts of a large factory fire at Campbellfield.
The fire on Thorncroft Road in Campbellfield started on Friday, 5 April and prompted a significant multi-agency response.
At its peak, around 175 firefighters and more than 40 trucks responded. There was considerable community impact as a result of the fire. There was a large volume of smoke initially.
Agencies including EPA, Melbourne Water, MFB and Department of Health and Human Services worked together to manage impacts.
The fire was challenging, with windy conditions posing significant difficulty for attending firefighters. Crews did a fantastic job surrounding and containing what was a complex fire.
Firefighters spent several days at the scene, monitoring and extinguishing hot spots to ensure the site was made safe.
Four days on, specialist fire investigators and Victoria Police will continue to investigate the cause of the fire.


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