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What's on at St John's Chilcompton & St Vigor's, Stratton-on-the-Fosse Serving in the name of the Lord Jesus.
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Disclaimer: St. Vigor's and St. John's Churches make every effort to keep this website up to date but we do not provide any guarantees, conditions or warranties regarding the content. We are not responsible for the content of external sites.

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Q: How to dynamically add validations to material forms in Angular (v6)? I have a form whose field names and required validators will change based on the form type (content_type) selected. On selecting the form_type, I get a list of required_fields and optional_fields, accordingly, I need to add Validators.required, so i can disable the submit button if the form is not filled properly.
After adding logic, i get following errors:

this.form._updateTreeValidity is not a function

and

this.form.get is not a function

and the form ends up looking empty with the following errors. If i just keep fields without any formControlName or validations it looks perfectly fine.
Code
Sample form fields

formFields = {
    required_fields: {
        actual_content: "Content",
        name: "Name",
        contact: "Phone Number"
    },
    optional_fields: {
        additional_content: "Additional card content",
        website: "Website URL",
    }
};

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formGroup: FormGroup;

ngOnInit() {
    this.selectedType = 'text';
    this.service.getFormFields(this.selectedType)
                      .subscribe((data: {required_fields, optional_fields }) => {
                        // create array of field names to display in template
                        this.fieldNames = Object.assign(data.required_fields, data.optional_fields);
                        // create dynamic formGroup, with proper validators
                        this.formGroup = this.createGroup(data);
                        console.log({FormGroup: this.formGroup});
                      });
}

createGroup(formFields): FormGroup {
    const group: any = {};

    // required fields
    const reqFields = Object.keys(formFields.required_fields);
    reqFields.forEach(field => {
      group[field] = new FormControl(``, [Validators.required]);
    });

    // optional fields
    const optFields = Object.keys(formFields.optional_fields);
    optFields.forEach(field => {
      group[field] = new FormControl(``);
    });
    return group;
}

// the dynamically generated formGroup might look like
// formGroup = new FormGroup({
//   actual_content: new FormControl(``, [Validators.required]),
//   name: new FormControl(``, [Validators.required]),
//   contact: new FormControl(``, [Validators.required]),
//   additional_content: new FormControl(),
//   website: new FormControl(),
// })

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                class="option"
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                [value]="type.type"
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            placeholder="Provide Valid URL"
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        <button mat-raised-button type="submit" class="submitBtn" [disabled]="!myForm.valid">Submit</button>

</form>

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What is the correct way to add validationss dynamically?
Thanks in advance.

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In yet more evidence of how far Canada has slipped down the euthanasia slippery slope, a hospital in Ontario is advertising "Medical Aid in Dying" in its urgent care waiting room.
Wesley J. Smith of the Discovery Institute writes that a source sent him the above photograph of a public information announcement that appears on a large television screen in a William Osler Health System hospital urgent care waiting room. The same advert can be found on the health system's website.
However, as Mr Smith points out, people in a hospital waiting room may be afraid, in pain, or depressed, and so particularly vulnerable to the suggestion that having their lives ended is the best solution. The advert makes no mention of palliative care or genuine medical care to help alleviate suffering in ways that do not involve killing.
This is not the first time health officials in Ontario have been accused of pushing euthanasia instead of life-affirming medical care and support. In March, Roger Foley, a man with an incurable neurological disease started legal action against the attorney generals of Ontario and Canada for offering medically-assisted death without guaranteeing the option to receive proper care. He says the only options offered to him were to return to a healthcare team that provided substandard care, or medically assisted death.
Other developments which show how sanitised legal killing has become in Canada are proposals to take organs from living people who have chosen euthanasia, and to extend it to the the incompetent and mentally ill, and, horrifyingly, to children.
The advert shows that not only is deliberate killing being normalised, it is becoming a reasonable, and even preferred method of alleviating suffering.


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STANAG 5066 Performance Measurements over HF Radio
This whitepaper sets out the results of measurements done by Isode of STANAG 5066 over military HF Modems and emulated HF Radio. These test show that good line utilization can be achieved (83-94 %) for speeds ranging from 75 bits/second to 9600 bits/second. To achieve this, care must be taken with how the application uses STANAG 5066. The characteristics of HF Radio are unique, with implications on all of the higher layers and applications. This paper gives useful information to those building applications for HF Radio and for those deploying such applications.
Why STANAG 5066 Measurements
Isode sells applications that work over HF Radio. STANAG 5066 is a key element of data applications over HF Radio, described in the Isode whitepaper [STANAG 5066: The Standard for Data Applications over HF Radio]. At HF Radio speed, it is important that applications perform well, and it is important to measure how well such applications work. In order to measure applications effectively, it is necessary to have a clear understanding of the performance characteristics of the underlying systems. A key goal of the measurements in this whitepaper is to support future application measurements.
Measurements of this nature can also be useful to compare different underlying systems (STANAG 5066 servers in particular), although this comparison is not a goal of these tests.
Understanding system characteristics is important for those deploying HF Radio systems, and these measurements can provide a reference against which to measure operational results. This can help to determine if things are performing less well than they should.
Finally, the measurements can help in the design of future STANAG 5066 level protocols and application protocols for use with STANAG 5066.
How Testing Was Done
Isode performed testing using standard products and components, in a way that should be straightforward for a third party to reproduce.
HF Connectivity at the Modem level was provided by three RapidM RM6 modems. These are interconnected by a three way audio link that emulates "perfect" HF radio. So tests were done with a configuration where no data loss is expected.
The diagram above shows the full test infrastructure with three systems connected. Associated with each modem is a RapidM STANAG 5066 Server (RC66). Connected to each of these servers is an Isode STANAG 5066 Console, which interacts with the STANAG 5066 server using the STANAG 5066 SIS protocol. All the tests here used a single client for each STANAG 5066 Server.
All tests used STANAG 4539 waveform which is an efficient modern waveform.
STANAG 5066 Console
S5066 Console
Isode's STANAG 5066 Console is designed to help setup and manage a STANAG 5066 network. It includes capabilities to monitor performance, and to run all of the tests here. These capabilities are provided as part of the Isode product set, to make it easy for interested parties to repeat the tests done here. Capabilities of STANAG 5066 Console include:
Ping tests (at timed intervals and "on return").
Throughput tests (send only; acknowledged; two way).
Operation with ARQ (acknowledged and reliable transfer) and non-ARQ (broadcast).
Test reporting in human and CSV format. The former is shown above. The latter makes it easy to transfer test data to a spreadsheet for analysis.
Control of STANAG 5066 SAP and Priority
Isode encourages partners and customers to use STANAG 5066 Console to make performance measurements.
ARQ Tests
The first set of tests used two modems and ARQ (acknowledged transfer with reliable delivery) STANAG 5066 transfer. This is a common deployment mode for STANAG 5066, and much of our testing focused on ARQ mode.
ARQ Throughput Measurements
ARQ Throughput Measurements 1
Throughput tests were done in "send only" mode, and analysis was performed on the data sent. The chart above shows results for 9600 bits/second (top end of HF speed). The "Data Sent" line shows throughput measured from the start of the test. The value starts high, and drops towards a convergence level. The reason for this is that data sent initially fills the STANAG 5066 server queues, until the server flow controls the client. The high perceived initial throughput is as a consequence of this buffered data.
The second line (Data Sent (delay)) is a calculation started after the server queue is filled. It can be seen that this line reaches the convergence point more quickly. Tests were run for sufficient time to get a clear value for the throughput. Here the value is 8000 bits/second, which is 83% utilization at the STANAG 5066 client level.
Note that the throughput lines have a "saw tooth" with interval of around 2 minutes, which corresponds to the STANAG 5066 maximum transmit time of 127.5 seconds, and flow control from the STANAG 5066 server in line with that cycle.
This graph shows performance at 75 bit/sec (bottom end of HF speed), with a shape and convergence similar to 9600. The convergence value is 65 bits per second, giving 87% utilization.
The oscillations are deeper here, and the interval is around five minutes. This reflects the time taken to send a single APDU of 2400 bytes. The effective throughput jumps each time another APDU (STANAG 5066 Unit Data) is added to the queue.
All throughput tests led to graphs of this form. A measurement was also taken at 1200 bits/sec, which is an intermediate and typical operational HF speed. All the results are shown below.
Modem Speed
9600 bits/sec 8000 bits/sec 83%
75 bits/sec 65 bits/sec 87%
These tests show good network utilization at the STANAG 5066 client level, with values that are reasonably consistent across the modem speed range.
ARQ Ping Tests
The second set of tests was the "ping" test, where a small amount of data is sent and a small amount comes back in response. The first set of tests put a long interval (4 minutes) between each ping, so that the underlying system was stable for each ping. At 1200 bits per second, the results were:
17.473 secs
It can be seen that the ping time (two round trips) is reasonably consistent. The second ping test sends the second ping immediately the response comes back from the first one. The results for 1200 bits per second are:
8.070 secs
The first time is consistent with the first test. Subsequent times are shorter. This is because STANAG 5066 will open up a "soft link" associated with the ARQ data, which will then optimize subsequent handshaking between the servers.
Measurements were made for a number of speeds, as the results varied significantly and are shown in the table below.
Speed (bits per sec)
First Ping Time (sec)
Subsequent Ping time (sec)
It can be seen that the times, and reduction for subsequent pings vary quite substantially, and with no clear pattern. An interesting oddity (repeatable) is that at 600 baud there were three pings at the longer interval before the system settled down to the shorter interval.
We had anticipated that the ping test would give a clear indication of the round trip time for bulk data transfer. These can be estimated from the throughput. These calculations assume max transmission times are used (127.5 seconds) and shows measures on the basis of no protocol overhead and 6% protocol overhead. The 6% figure is a theoretical estimate of protocol overhead, and this column is seen as the best estimate.
Ping Time (no protocol overhead)
Ping Time (6% protocol overhead)
9600 bits/sec 83% 22 15
1200 bits/sec 90% 13 6
75 bits/sec 87% 17 10
It can be seen that the ping time at 1200 bits per second is reasonably close to the figure calculated from the throughput test. At 9600 and 75 they are substantially different, which suggests that other protocol factors are coming in to play. This suggests that care needs to be taken with interpreting ping test results. It also indicates that handshaking small amounts of data may lead to quite significant additional latency overheads, and should be avoided.
Interleaver Variation
Use of Interleavers is important for data transmission in HF Radio, as it provides protection against burst errors. Typically short interleavers will be used for voice traffic and longer interleavers for data traffic. Use of an interleaver will increase latency, and measurements were made to determine the effect.
Tests were done at 1200 bits per second using STANAG 4539, which offers three interleavers at this speed:
Zero: 0.6 secs delays
Short: 0.6 secs delay
Long: 4.8 secs delay
Note that all ither measurements have been made with short interleaver. First ping tests were run:
Interleaver
First Ping (secs)
Subsequent Pings (secs)
Zero 19 13
Short 17 8
Long 88 18
It is unclear why Zero interleaver has longer ping times than Short, and why the first ping for long interleaver was so slow. We assume that this is due to similar (unexplained) factors that have been seen before in ping test variations. Subsequent pings for long interleaver increases by 10 seconds, which is approximately twice the different in interleaver value (2 * (4.8 – 0.6)). This is in line with the different that would be expected in theory.
Throughput results are shown in the following table:
Throughput (bits/secs)
Zero 1080 90%
Short 1080 90%
Long 984 82%
Zero and short interleavers give the same throughput, which is expected. Assuming addition of the interleaver difference delay and 127.5 second transmissions, the theoretical throughput drop between short and long is 6.5%, which is slightly less than the observed drop in line utilization.
MTU Size Variation
Applications can choose the size of MTU (Message Transmission Unit) to use, up to a server configured maximum, which is usually 2048 bytes. We measured the effect of varying MTU size on utilization:
MTU Size (bytes)
It can be seen that reduction of MTU size down to 512 bytes has negligible effect on STANAG 5066 throughput, but that it becomes more significant below that. An application making frequent use of smaller packets would have a significant performance impact.
For ARQ data, there is little reason to use anything but the maximum MTU size, as STANAG 5066 will optimize retransmission at the DPDU level with DPDU size dependent on modem speed. For non-ARQ data, packet loss would be "whole MTU", and lead to complete retransmission of the MTU at the application level. This will be a consideration on MTU size choice.
Another factor on MTU size choice is the overhead of the protocols used at the layer above. Two examples are useful to consider. STANAG 5066 RCOP has a 5 byte overhead. This would give a 0.25% overhead for 2048 byte MTU and 1% overhead for 512 byte MTU. TCP data would give a 40 byte overhead (20 bytes IPv4, 20 bytes TCP Data), which would give an 8% overhead for MTU size of 500 (standard WAN size) and 2.5% overhead at 1500 bytes.
Two Way Data Flow
The original test plan was to drive data in both directions. Isode's test tools enable this, by an option in the responder to send back data in response to incoming throughput data. The results of these tests at 9600 bits/second and 75 bits/second are shown below.
9600 Two-Way Full Ack
75bps Two-Way Full Ack
It can be seen that the data rate coming back is much lower than the send data rate. At 75 bits/second, the send data rate is 56 bits per second and the return rate is 16 bits per second. At 9600 the send rate is 7700 bits per second and the return rate around 320 bits per second. This allows for application level acknowledgments to flow in the reverse direction, but not symmetrical data flow.
This effect is a conscious design decision by RapidM. When a node is transmitting ARQ data, the peer will only send at a reduced rate. The reason for this is that it reduces risk of the two nodes getting out of sync and colliding with transmissions. This approach will increase resilience in many common scenarios, but would not work well for a scenario that required even data flow over a long period of time.
Transmission Time
STANAG 5066 has a maximum transmission time of 127.5 seconds. The RapidM RM6 will always make use of this. We wanted to measure the effect of reducing this time. The following graphs show the effect of this, using a calculation for short and long interleaver based on the measurements made at 1200 bits per second. It is assumed that 6% of measured utilization is protocol overhead, and that the rest is due to turnaround time.
Utilization vs. Transmission (Short Interleaver)
Utilization vs. Transmission (Long Interleaver)
The performance benefits of using a long transmission time are very clear from these graphs, particularly where longer interleavers are used.
Non-ARQ Tests
We followed on the ARQ tests with a set of non-ARQ (unacknowledged/broadcast) tests.
Non-ARQ Ping Tests
Ping tests were done as for ARQ. Long interval ping tests showed stable results. "immediate" ping tests produced the following results:
Speed (bits/sec)
First Ping
The times were much longer than for non-ARQ data. 75 bits per second was slower than the higher speeds, we suspect because of additional time needed to transfer S5066 protocol data. Subsequent pings are slower than the first ping (or long interval pings), which is the opposite to ARQ.
These results can be understood in the context of the RapidM non-ARQ collision avoidance strategy. Data is transmitted in 127.5 second blocks, and at the end of this the sender will stop. If the sender has more data it will start another send block immediately. After any sender has stopped all nodes will wait for 30 seconds. Each node has a configured slot (0-9). After the 30 seconds each node will wait for 5 seconds times its slot number. If no data transmission is detected from other nodes, it will start to send. This algorithm explains the delays that are seen, and why the subsequent pings take longer.
For non-ARQ data, the cost of change of direction is much higher than for ARQ data.
Non-ARQ Throughput
Throughput measurements were made for three speeds:
Modem Speed (bits/sec)
Data Rate (bits/sec)
75 61 81%
1200 1070 89%
Because the system is "send only", very good data rates are achieved, particularly for 9600. It should be noted that this is unreliable, so data loss would need to be handled at the application level. Although throughput is better, it would generally be preferable to use ARQ transmission when this is possible.
Multicast and Two-Way
The throughput measurements made were for "one at a time" sending. Given that the RapidM collision avoidance algorithm forces one at a time sending until data is exhausted, there did not seem much benefit to making two way or multicast data flow measurements.
Implications for System Deployment
These numbers give a clear indication of "what to expect" and should be useful in helping to plan a system operating STANAG 5066. Isode provides STANAG 5066 Console, and this may be used to make measurements similar to these on an operational network. This would be sensible and desirable to ensure that base performance meets what is expected, and to identify configuration and tuning problems.
Other STANAG 5066 Server Products
These measurements have used a single STANAG 5066 Server product. Some measurements will be close to the theoretical limits of STANAG 5066, and the performance numbers we are seeing for throughput appear close to this. Other numbers are affected by product design and configuration.
It would be interesting to repeat these tests on other products, to understand this better.
Implications for Applications using STANAG 5066
The tests have shown clearly how a STANAG 5066 system will present itself to the application. It is critical than an application minimizes handshaking, and can operate to "keep the pipe full" so that STANAG 5066 can operate efficiently with large MTU size and long transmission intervals. Applications must be tolerant of large and highly variable delay.
Two Way and High Data Loads
The RapidM approaches to data transfer are highly optimized for data flow in one direction at a time (both ARQ and non-ARQ). For scenarios that need data flowing in both directions, and where load is such that a natural "handshaking" does not occur, it will be necessary to introduce new algorithms.
Multi-node Support
The RapidM collision avoidance mechanism means that switching between nodes in a multi-node network is slow, and that a node will send until it runs out of data. This will work well for some applications. The new algorithms in STANAG 5066 Edition 3 give a solution that has potential to work for a wider class of applications. Measurements of this would be useful.
Testing with Real HF Networks
We made a decision to test carefully over "perfect" HF. Simulating real HF characteristics and errors is difficult. We expect that under perfect conditions, results would be very similar to the ones obtained here (i.e., the performance with real HF Radios under perfect conditions would be similar to the audio link). When HF level errors occur Isode would expect the following to impacts on performance of the service provided
by STANAG 5066:
For ARQ Networks:
Modem speed will be negotiated as a part of connection setup, and should be appropriate to prevailing conditions.
Data will be efficiently retransmitted at the DPDU level. This will lead to additional data transmission (proportionate to the level of errors occurring) and to possibly substantial delays in data arriving.
For non-ARQ networks:
Packet loss will occur. This will mean that MTU size may affect loss characteristics, and will need to be chosen appropriately. Application level recovery from this lost will be required. The level of loss should be relate to the level of errors. Given the overhead of error recover, it will generally make sense to use robust wave forms, a data rate that is not overly aggressive and long interleaver to keep loss to a minimum.
Measurements with real networks to confirm these expectations would be of interest. Such tests will also be a useful test of STANAG 5066 Server and modem capabilities to optimize traffic in real conditions and to prevent collisions. Such tests will be critical to those evaluating choice of Modem and STANAG 5066 Server.
RapidM's support and loan of the RM6 modems was key to this testing. Thanks in particular Markus van der Riet and Rian Veale for helping with setup and explaining the results.
These tests have shown that high data throughput over STANAG 5066 ARQ and non-ARQ services can be achieved at all HF speeds (83-94%). Well designed applications should be able to achieve close to this level of utilization. Delays can be substantial in many situations, and applications must be designed to avoid handshaking or unnecessarily retransmitting data.


At Optimum Insurance Company and Optimum Farm Company, we strive to offer our clients the best service possible. Occasionally, an issue will arise where a customer is not completely satisfied with the service they have received. In these cases, we have the following procedure in place to deal with these situations.
The first level of service for our customers is their Insurance Broker. Should a customer have a complaint, concern or inquiry, they should first be encouraged to speak to their broker. Insurance Brokers work on behalf of their customers and represent their best interests. They offer independent advice and understand the importance of insurance to their customer's financial security and peace of mind.
If the customer's service issue is with regards to their broker or our claims handling process, customers should directed to the second level of our complaint process, not back to their broker.
The Consumer Complaint Officer, J.-Sébastien Lagarde, will ensure the settlement of your complaint within the 10 days following the reception of all information required for the handling of this one.
If you aren't entirely satisfied with the resolution of your case or of its handling by the Consumer Complaint Officer, you may request that your complaint file be transferred to the Autorité des marches financiers (AMF). The AMF is the regulatory body in charge of regulating the financial sector in Quebec and assisting financial consumers. They may also recommend mediation if the parties involved are resigned to do so. For any additional information, you may contact the AMF at 1 877 525-0337 or visit their website at www.lautorite.qc.ca.


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At FCMB, we understand that our business decisions and the methods by which we engage our key stakeholders affect not only our organisation, but also in a profound way, the communities and environment that support our lives and businesses.
With this firm knowledge and a determination to ensure that our efforts to meet the needs of the present do not deprive future generations of their ability to meet their own needs, our Corporate Social Responsibility strategy demands that we run our business in a responsible manner while simultaneously ensuring long-term sustainability. We are committed to adding value to all our key stakeholders in the spirit of "My Bank and I".
Our CSR Philosophy- Include the CSR Led Graphics.
We believe that the communities in which we operate should benefit from our presence. We operate an inclusive strategy and therefore encourage our employees to volunteer towards community activities that align with our CSR pillars.
In practice, our philosophy is about our commitment to the wellbeing of our employees and key stakeholders. We are committed to building long-term relationships with our customers, partners, governments and communities and contributing to their sustainable development. This requires integrating CSR into all business decisions, stakeholder engagements, monitoring, evaluations and reporting. Our CSR initiatives are focused on investing in the communities in which we operate and are implemented through strategic projects designed to maximise impact and ensure positive, long-term sustainability.
FCMB's CSR agenda is focused on Poverty Alleviation, Empowerment and Environmental Sustainability. Outside of these, FCMB supports a limited number of charitable projects.
No fewer than 5,000 students have been impacted by FCMB's donation of solar-powered lanterns to some selected secondary schools in Kaduna State.
The aim is to positively impact the lives of the students by ensuring they enjoy constant power supply in their dormitories, especially at night (10pm to 5am). This way, they can study better and develop a stronger learning culture, paving the way for a secured future through education. This initiative is one of the different ways we are contributing to the alleviation of poverty, as well as the drive to attain the Sustainable Development Goals number 1 (No Poverty) and number 4 (Quality Education).
The lanterns were handed over to the beneficiaries at an event which had in attendance: the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Science & Technology, Kaduna State, Mrs Kande Nana Bage; Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Local Government Affairs, Kaduna State, Alhaji Adamu Mansur; Regional Head, Business Banking Group, Mustapha Lukman; Zonal Head, Business Banking Group, Gambo Wuryo, as well as the principals and students of the beneficiary schools who were overjoyed at FCMB's gesture.
FCMB in partnership with the Ishk Tolaram Foundation (Limb Centre) donated 50 Artificial Prosthetic limbs to the physically challenged in Enugu State at a 2-day fitting exercise, training and event on August 29 and 30, 2018.
The event which held in Aruike Specialist Hospital, Ebe, Udi LG in Enugu was led by the Deputy Governor, Enugu State, Hon. Mrs Cecilia Ezeilo. Also in attendance were the Commissioner of Health, Enugu State, Finton Ekuchin: The Founder, Spiritan Self Awareness Initiative-Father Charles Agada: Zonal Head, Enugu Zone, Chike Okeke: Head CSR and Sustainability, Omoniyi Iyanda: Regional Head PSG- South East & South South, Chijioke Mbagwu, amongst others.
The initiative which is aimed at empowering the beneficiaries, provided a platform with new opportunities to the individuals to regain their confidence for a lifestyle which had been challenged by various limiting situations. This is in line with one of our CSR pillars – Poverty Alleviation.
Indeed it was a great joy to restore people back to a meaningful existence.
In line with its commitment to continually empower and impact lives in all segments of the society, First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited has donated 15 Braille machines to the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind (FNSB) at its Vocational Training Centre (VCT) located at Oshodi, Lagos state. The Braille machines (comparable to a typewriter) are designed to aid the blind in reading and writing, with a view to assisting them get sound education.
The donation of the machines forms part of the Bank's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, which focus on poverty alleviation, economic empowerment and environmental sustainability. The gesture is aimed at effectively supporting the efforts of the FNSB towards enhancing the standard of teaching, as well as learning of the blind, who are students of the VCT. The centre was established 60 years ago and so far, over 2,000 visually impaired men and women have benefitted from the various training programmes at the centre.
In line with its commitment to continually impact lives in the communities where we operate, First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Women on March 8, 2016 visited and donated cash and various items to underprivileged widows in Lagos. The gesture is to assist the widows to start up small scale retail businesses in their respective communities, with the overall aim of enhancing the standard of living of the beneficiaries.
The economic empowerment gesture was in collaboration with the Centre for Values in Leadership and formed part of the financial institution's activities to commemorate this year's International Women's Day. The development further reinforces FCMB's well-known value as a helpful organisation that supports the well-being of the less privileged in the society. The items donated to the beneficiaries, were cash, refrigerators, foodstuffs, beverages, soft drinks, writing materials, confectioneries, toiletries, among others.
Under the Priceless Gift of Sight programme, FCMB partnered with the Tulsi Chanrai Foundation (TCF, a Nigerian-Indian not-for-profit organisation) for over six years, to alleviate the plight of disadvantaged Nigerians who would otherwise have lived with blindness and inherent poverty. In 2015, TCF through the help of some of its donors including FCMB was able to reach a milestone of 100,000 surgeries in Nigeria. In 2016, the programme was held in Kebbi and Cross Rivers with surgical intervention for over 400 beneficiaries.
Over 100,000 people in remote areas of Nigeria have benefited from the programme since its inception in 2009.
FCMB Empowers Women in Lagos to Green Energy Cooking.
The event which took place in Ijede community of Ikorodu, saw the first set of 25 beneficiaries (out of 200 women trained) walk away with the bio-fuel gel powered cooking stoves and gels to trade with.
Beyond the financial empowerment, the initiative also supports the improvement of health and welfare of these women, their families and the larger community. This is because the bio-fuel gel is affordable, readily available and much cheaper compared to other means of cooking. As well, when used for cooking, the gel generates fragrance proven to kill mosquitoes but harmless to man.
FCMB in partnership with Sought-Out Cities Arts, Skill, and Empowerment Initiative (SOCASEMP), organised a Four-Week intensive training to empower 380 youths of Eti-Osa Local Government with vocational skills in: Arts, Catering, Music, Event and Decorations, Fashion Creation, Dance, Make-up Artistry, Wig Making, Web Designing and Digital Literacy.
On Saturday, September 8, 2018, the final event and exhibition took place at Naptali Event Center, Sangotedo, Lagos.
Beneficiaries took time and turns to express their gratitude for such a programme; cheering and chanting FCMB live on stage in appreciation of the Bank's effort to help them achieve their dreams. Other eye-catching presentations such as arts and crafts, music, dance and comedy took the stage.
Interestingly, the event was decorated and the guests were catered for by beneficiaries from the SOCASEMP initiative. The event ended with an award session, where beneficiaries across various departments received various award for their outstanding performances during the programme. A certificate of participation was also presented at the end of the programme.
Mr. Lanre Olaleye- Senior HR Business Partner, Addax Petroleum and a guest at the event commended the SOCASEMP initiative and thanked FCMB for their continued support towards the empowerment initiative.
The founder of SOCASEMP (Miss Eunice Okoh) also thanked FCMB for the opportunity provided to impact positively on these individuals and the lasting change made.
As part of its commitment towards youth empowerment and sustainable economic growth, First City Monument Bank Limited, (FCMB) Limited kicked-off a capacity building programme for youths in Lagos tagged, "Empowered for the Future (E4F)". The initiative is a 12-month peer-to-peer economic empowerment, sexual and reproductive health promotion project for in- and out-of-school adolescents. The financial institution organises this in partnership with a Nigeria-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Youth Empowerment Foundation (YEF).
This initiative is also in line with the Bank's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agenda, which focuses on poverty alleviation, economic empowerment and environmental sustainability. The programme commenced in August with a week-long training session held at Eric Moore Senior Secondary School, Surulere, Lagos. The exercise involved about 50 youths who were trained on various aspects of human development. The beneficiaries are expected to reach out to 750 peers over a one year period, with focus on financial literacy, skill acquisition, sexual and reproductive health, while undergoing vocational training, job shadowing and knowledge building programmes.
FCMB Extends help to the Internally Displaced Women in Maiduguri.
In the recent years, thousands of women and children have been made homeless, and driven out of their socio-economic activities due to insurgency in the North Eastern part of Nigeria. However, as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), in partnership with Sesor Empowerment Foundation, gave succour to some internally displaced women in Maiduguri, Bornu State, North East of Nigeria, under an economic empowerment programme aimed at alleviating poverty.
The first batch of beneficiaries, 100 women in all, were given initial start-off funds by the Bank on October 20, 2016 at a ceremony in Maiduguri, for the establishment of small scale businesses. The gesture will help them cater for themselves and their immediate families. The beneficiaries also went through training, skill acquisition and other capacity building activities prior to the disbursement of the funds.
In continuation of the Economic Empowerment/Environmental Sustainability programme we commenced last year October in partnership with Mitimeth on transforming water hyacinth to valuable materials, 60 residents of Epe town participated in the 10 days training programme co-ordinated by Mitimeth. The participants were taught on how to convert invasive aquatic materials, particularly water hyacinths, to produce handicrafts such as table mats, baskets, vases women dressing accessories, mugs and other items for commercial purposes.This forms part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Last year, the exercise took place at Bayeku community in Ikorodu and had 40 participants who benefitted from the project and are now doing very well in the business.
This year, we are happy to inform you that all the participants have successfully completed the training and are now well-equipped with the necessary skills to venture into the business.
FCMB's decision to sponsor this economic empowerment project is part of our environmental sustainability efforts to curb the menace of water hyacinths Infestation which is usually heavy on the waters surrounding Epe at various times of the year, negatively impacting livelihoods – transportation, fishing and health – in the area. With the new skills learnt, women and youths of Epe have been empowered to turn a disadvantage into a source of income.
Indeed, our intervention was borne out of the Bank's CSR mantra of, ''Teach a man to fish''. With this capacity building and empowerment programme, we have been able to preserve the environment and empower people in this town to create additional sources of income, thereby reducing poverty.
At FCMB, we will continue to innovatively devise means of converting challenges posed by the environment to opportunities. This is in line with one of our core values as a reliable and helpful financial institution. Additionally, we are committed to championing and supporting initiatives that will make our planet a safe haven for us and the future generation.
FCMB has a long history of community and human development which it has continually implemented in several areas across the nation. We believe that humanity and the communities where we operate should benefit from our presence through contribution to sustainable development.
In celebration of World Environment Day 2018, First City Monument Bank, the Nigerian Conservation Foundation and other environmental friendly organizations hosted an event to create awareness on the need to #BeatPlasticPollution. The event held at the Lekki Conservation Centre on Thursday, 7th June, 2018.
It was an exhilarating experience as 400 pupils from 20 school in Lagos participated in a highly competitive and innovative exhibition of beautiful items made from plastic (regarded as waste), with the slogan-"if you can't re-use it, refuse it".
The educative and interesting program was designed to highlight to young Nigerians in their formative years the importance of taking proactive actions around recycling and on-cycling of plastics and plastic-related waste such as nylon.
At the event, FCMB received Special Recognition for our support and contributions towards the 2018 #WED event. We remain committed to conducting our business in a sustainable way and executing initiatives that support preservation of the environment.
Driven by its desire to checkmate cancer which has seemingly brought humanity to its knees, particularly in Nigeria, First City Monument Bank (FCMB), for the 3rd time in a row, is throwing its weight behind this year's edition of the Nigerian Stock Exchange's (NSE) Corporate Challenge in Lagos. Themed "Erase Cancer", the event is a call to action for Nigerians, especially corporate bodies, including over 100 listed companies and broker dealer firms in the Nigerian Stock Exchange whose representatives and staff are expected to participate in the 5kilometer walk, jog and run competition to stand against this menace.
This initiative aligns with various aspects of FCMB's corporate social responsibility and its strong belief in the Sustainable Development Goal which focuses on health for all. The main objective of the Corporate Challenge Competition is to raise funds. All proceeds from the competition are expected to be donated towards providing mobile cancer screening centers in Nigeria.
Six Years Counting; FCMB has been a proud sponsor of the prestigious COPA Lagos. COPA presents a unique platform to project Lagos to a global audience. The tournament also promotes the values of sports, team spirit and healthy living amidst other exciting events.
As part of our partnership, FCMB participated in the yearly Beach Cleaning at the Elegushi Beach in Lekki, Lagos. One of the largest volunteer-beach cleanup movements in Lagos, is aimed at drawing attention to the dangers of ocean pollution, its negative effects on health, wildlife and global environments.
The Environmental Sustainability activity carried out by a good number of FCMB employees who volunteered to participate with a lot of excitement, was highly colourful and memorable.
FCMB partnered with the Central Business District-CBD, through a Sponsorship request for 20 Cleaning staff/cleaners for the CBD-(Tinubu/ Marina axis).
The CBD is characterized with a high influx of traders coming into this area for business transactions on daily basis. Hence, a huge amount of waste is always generated. Owing to this, the intervention of FCMB to support the Lagos State Government in sponsoring additional 20 sweepers to keep the environment tidy is a timely gesture.
FCMB also donated apparels and tools to work with for all the sweepers.
This initiative aligns with FCMB's corporate social responsibility on Environmental Sustainability and its strong belief on a clean environment.


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Cut the broccolini tops in florets; set aside. Cut the broccolini stalks and carrots in matchsticks.
Heat the oil in a wok or large non-stick skillet over high heat.
Add the broccolini stalks, carrots, ginger root and garlic. Stir-fry (or cook and stir continuously) for 1 minute.
Add the broccolini florets, snow peas, mushrooms and green onions. Toss gently to mix ingredients.
Combine the water, soy sauce, rice wine, if desired, and sugar in a small bowl. Stir into the vegetable mixture. Cover; cook for about 2 minutes, until vegetables are fork tender. Remove from heat.
Drizzle the sesame oil over vegetables; toss gently.
To serve, sprinkle with cashew nuts.
If broccolini is not available, substitute 1 pound fresh broccoli with the woody stems removed.
Adding cubes of firm tofu or tempeh adds protein and turns stir-fried vegetables into a vegetarian main dish.
In place of any of these vegetables — or in addition to them — use sliced bell peppers, carrots, green beans, summer squash or zucchini. Dried Chinese mushrooms (soaked) or portobello mushrooms can be used in place of shiitake mushrooms.


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Located in London's journalistic heartland of Fleet Street, St Bride's is a restored 17th century church, steeped in history and originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
A succession of churches has existed on the site for over 1,000 years and the site's history stretches even further into the past right back to the Roman era. Located in the heart of London, an early medieval incarnation of St Bride's Church was destroyed during the Great Fire of London in 1666 before Wren's design was built as a replacement. In more modern times St Bride's Church was severely damaged during the bombing of London in the Second World War.
Today the restored St Bride's forms a well-known part of the centre of London and visitors can not only see the church itself but also the underground crypt - including the Roman mosaic pavement - as well as the subterranean Medieval Chapel.
St Bride's Church is open Monday - Friday: 9am-6pm; Saturday; Sunday: 10am-6:30pm. Entry to the church is free. Guided tours are held on Tuesdays at 3pm costing £6 per person.
The closest tube stations are St Paul's (Central Line) and Blackfriars (District & Circle Lines).
Just as empires rise and fall so do entry fees and opening hours! While we work as hard as we can to ensure the information provided here about St Bride's Church is as accurate as possible, the changing nature of certain elements mean we can't absolutely guarantee that these details won't become a thing of the past. If you know of any information on this page that needs updating you can add a comment above or e-mail us.


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Friday Facts: November 14, 2014
Posted on November 14, 2014 August 7, 2019 / Posted in Friday Facts
It's Friday!
"Government has three primary functions. It should provide for military defense of the nation. It should enforce contracts between individuals. It should protect citizens from crimes against themselves or their property. When government – in pursuit of good intentions tries to rearrange the economy, legislate morality, or help special interests, the cost come in inefficiency, lack of motivation, and loss of freedom. Government should be a referee, not an active player." – Milton Friedman
"The problem with government regulation of the Internet is that by the time the government studies how it works and what is needed, technology has moved on." – Jeffrey Dorfman
Foundation out and about: Benita Dodd, vice president of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, spoke to the Newton Conservative Liberty Alliance in Covington this week about up the Foundation's 2015 policy agenda.
There's intelligent life down here: This week we landed a spaceship on a comet in real life, not just a movie. After a 10-year journey of more than 4 billion miles, the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft, more 300 million miles away from Earth, landed the Philae probe on Comet 67P, which is traveling up to 85,000 miles per hour. Just stop and think about that … for a second. A NASA official described it: "It's like hitting a golf ball and landing it on the moon." Follow the probe's humorous updates at https://twitter.com/Philae2014.
Revised Common Core Standards: Last year, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal instructed the State Board of Education to conduct a formal evaluation of the new Georgia math and English standards to make sure they align with Georgia's previous standards, recommend any necessary changes and develop a new recommended reading list. Those recommendations are now available for public comment for 60 days and can be found here.
It all depends on the mode. The Foundation is frequently questioned about its preference for buses over rail as metro Atlanta's public transit. It's because the region lacks the density to justify the cost. According to Demographia, of the 922 largest urban areas in the world, metro Atlanta's population density of 1,800 people per square mile ranks 912th. Dhaka, Bangladesh, comes in first with 114,000 people per square mile and Knoxville, Tenn., is last, with 1,300 people per square mile.
Transit and autonomous cars: Transit takes twice as long as driving, but that delay is not an issue to some transit users, Randal O'Toole writes in his Antiplanner blog. In that case, O'Toole suggests, self-driving cars will completely alter people's perceptions of travel time. "If people who own self-driving cars are willing to travel 50 minutes to work, instead of just 25, it will quadruple their housing choices and completely change the shape of urban areas."
Easy ride: The State Road and Toll Authority announced this week that Georgia drivers can now use their Peach Pass cards in North Carolina and Florida. This does not apply to Pay n Go cards – the toll cards introduced in July that can be charged and recharged at participating stores – because driver's license information is needed for interstate use.
Top of the heap: Just two countries have corporate income tax rates higher than the United States, according to the Tax Foundation's Business in America Illustrated. They are Chad and the United Arab Emirates.
Getting ahead: Curious about our opposition to progressive income tax rates? This short movie about three brothers explains how that punishes hard work.
This month in the archives: On November 23, 1994, the Foundation published, "What Ever Happened to the Tenth Amendment?" by Kelly McCutchen: "Unfunded mandates represent a grave threat to taxpayers because they allow Congress to silently spread the reach of government and shift the cost of federal priorities onto state and local taxpayers." Twenty years later, that has not changed.
Foundation in the news: WXIA 11Alive news interviewed Benita Dodd about proposals that Georgia increase the state gas tax. Watch it here.
Web site of the Week: Consumer Ed is the informative Web site for Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Protection. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter here.
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The Forum: In her, "Checking Up On Health," Benita Dodd shares ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber's comments on how they relied on obfuscation and the "stupidity" of American voters for passage of the Affordable Act. Read this and other recent posts at georgiapolicy.org/category/the-forum/.
Visit www.georgiapolicy.org to read the latest commentary, "Outlaw Policing for Profit in Georgia," by Benita Dodd.
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Phoenix, Oct. 19, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RAADR, Inc. (OTCQB: RDAR), a technology and software development company that monitors cyber bullying and social media platforms through its artificial intelligent proprietary web-based application, announced today they have successfully completed their corporate name and ticker change with FINRA.
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Short films generate longer discussion at 50th IFFI
Directors of two Non Feature films at the 50th International Film Festival of India met the press in Panaji today. Director of A Thankless Job Vicky Barmecha, Director of Bohubritta, Utpal Dutta and its Producer Swapna Datta participated in the media conference.
Sharing the theme of his short film, Shri Vicky Barmecha said that his film is following the journey of a teacher who despite his hard work and sincerity isn't really appreciated. The teacher tries to do so much for the kids' future and experiment in his teaching. But people around him is trying to pull him down, he said.
Replying to questions, the Director said that the duration of a film depends on the story to tell, the budget and the producer.
Explaining the genesis of his movie, Shri Utpal Dutta said that his film is the picturisation of a poem written by Swapna Dutta. Usually, prose is used for making films. But I took a poem and the images associated with it and tried to change the narrative. All the images in the film speaks like a metaphor, he elaborated.
Complementing upon her director, Swapna Dutta said that it was a tough job bringing out the visuals in her mind to a narration. As I am not related to film field, it was Utpal who brought out the images from me, she added.


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Reed Morano, née le  à Omaha (Nebraska), est une réalisatrice et directeur de la photographie américaine.

Biographie

Filmographie

Directrice de la photographie

Au cinéma

 2004 : Docs and Robbers
 2005 : Brooklyn Battery
 2007 : Off the Grid: Life on the Mesa
 2007 : Once Upon a Film
 2008 : Frozen River
 2011 : Little Birds
 2011 : Yelling to the Sky
 2012 : For Ellen
 2012 : Free Samples
 2012 : Shut Up and Play the Hits
 2012 : Un été magique
 2013 : Autumn Blood
 2013 : Kill Your Darlings: Obsession meurtrière
 2013 : The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete
 2014 : Ainsi va la vie
 2014 : The Skeleton Twins
 2014 : War Story
 2015 : Dans la brume du soir
 2017 : Joan Didion: Le centre ne tiendra pas
 2018 : Seuls sur Terre (I Think We're Alone Now)

Courts-métrages

 1999 : Beauty and the Bike
 2000 : The Test
 2001 : Size Matters
 2005 : Ménage à trois
 2006 : In Love
 2007 : Jinx!
 2007 : Wasted NYC
 2008 : Straighten Up and Fly Right
 2009 : Fugue
 2009 : Nowhere Kids
 2010 : Megafauna
 2010 : Three Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty Days
 2011 : Smoking Kills
 2011 : The Air Inside Her
 2013 : O.T.E
 2015 : Some of Us Had Been Threatening Our Friend Colby
 2016 : No Love Like Yours

À la télévision

Séries télévisées

 2006 : Cover Shot
 2009 : Closet Cases
 2009 : Don't Sweat It
 2014 : Looking
 2016 : Divorce
 2016 : Vinyl
 Date inconnue : Psychic Detectives

Téléfilms
 2009 : Lloyd Boston's Style at Any Age
 2012 : House of Style: Music, Models and MTV

Réalisatrice

Cinéma
 2015 : Dans la brume du soir (Meadowland)
 2018 : Seuls sur Terre (I Think We're Alone Now)
 2020 : Le Rythme de la vengeance (The Rhythm Section)

Télévision

Séries télévisées
 2016 : Halt and Catch Fire
 2017 : Billions
 2017 : The Handmaid's Tale

Productrice

Séries télévisées
 2017 : The Handmaid's Tale : La Servante écarlate

Récompenses et distinctions

  Reed Morano: Awards, sur l'Internet Movie Database

Notes et références

Liens externes

Réalisatrice américaine
Directeur de la photographie américain
Naissance en avril 1977
Naissance à Omaha (Nebraska)


I play the two chapters of the campeing and i liked it but the ia is not worked so good because in these two chapters the aren´t any battle or movement.the ia was only in the citiessi i as a litlle bored.Do you want to improve the ia and it´s goint to be as some as the last version(GOLD).it gave me a lot of hours of fun...i hope the same!
What do you mean with IA, the Artificial Intelligence? Or something like micromanagement?
The AI is on the list of things to be improved during the Early Access\Beta program before Hegemony: Rome's official release, according to the list of things to be implemented and\or improved.


Local History Online — Cop wants to thank rescuers.
Cop wants to thank rescuers.
Glen Eden community constable Theresa McCabe asks the four people who assisted her and fellow officers in an arrest to come forward to be thanked.
With a black and white photograph of senior constable Theresa McCabe in uniform.


oday it was announced that CanonFilmmakers, the very informative resource created by Cristinai Valdivieso and Jon Connor, is being forced down (supposedly) by Canon. Naturally, we in the filmmaking community are saddened. When people put so much hard work into something like this, it hurts and is frustrating to see it wasted. Especially when a big corporate giant is doing the taking down. I especially know how much hard work something like this takes. My hats off to Jon and Cristina for all they have done (and do). But I want to offer an alternate way to look at this….
I've seen lots of comments on their blog post today blasting Canon, saying this hurts and alienates their user base. (Which is hard to believe. Are any of your really going to stop using Canon DSLRs because of this?). Other people were asking why would Canon do this just to protect a trademark. Having worked at a large corporation myself and working very closely with the legal department, I understand that this issue is way more than just protecting a trademark (although that is part of it). By having such a largely followed site bear the name of a major corporation, and since that site offers advice and resources related to what that corporation does, the argument could be made that the site could be confused as something endorsed and sponsored by Canon. That means anything Jon or Cristina do or say on that site could be construed by some people as coming from Canon. I'll bet you a million dollars, that is the biggest concern of Canon.
Secondly, imagine if someone used your trademarked name, even for good, in a way you didn't approve. How would you feel? Canon may actually one day want to use CanonFilmmakers, and by law they should be allowed to do that. If you wanted to start a website with your trademarked name, how would you feel if someone else had it. As artists, we all can understand and relate to that.
Don't take this at all as a criticism against Jon and Cristina. I consider them friends and greatly appreciate all they do. I just want to offer a different perspective and hopefully cool some collars.
Jon and Cristina, I would implore you to export your content and re-import it into a new blog. There's no reason why you need to stop. There are a million names you can come up with. Yes this is a set back. And obviously a hard lesson. But I for one encourage you to keep it up. (Unless for some reason you're ready to do something different, which I could understand too).


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Leeds International Film Festival to close with screening of prestigious award nominee
By LeedsStar	 Last updated Nov 18, 2019
Leeds International Film Festival offers an epic city-wide celebration of global filmmaking culture, with an incredible choice of film experiences at its 30th Anniversary edition.
The 30th Leeds International Film Festival comes to a close this Thursday with a Closing Gala screening of Toni Erdmann, a finalist for the prestigious LUX Film Prize led by the European Parliament.
The Festival partners with LUX Film Prize for the first time this year with Leeds being one of 50 cities hosting public screenings of the three nominees across the European Union. Toni Erdmann, directed by Maren Ade, closes the Festival on Thursday 17th November, 19:30 in the grand surroundings of Leeds Town Hall. The film, a comedy drama from Germany about a father-daughter relationship, has screened to critical acclaim at festivals worldwide, including Cannes where it was nominated for the prestigious Palme d'Or.
Throughout the two week-long Leeds International Film Festival, the further two LUX Prize nominees have also screened to audience acclaim: My Life as a Courgette by Claude Barras, a bittersweet, poetic stop-motion animation, and As I Open My Eyes by Layla Bouzid which follows Farah, a young musician, as she navigates familial, cultural and social expectations in Tunis, 2010, a few months before the Tunisian revolution.
The three films are travelling to 28 European Union countries and 50 cities during October and November before a winner is announced on 23 November at an official awards ceremony at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, voted for by Members of the European Parliament.
Audiences are invited to follow the progress of the films after the screening and vote online for their favourite film to compete for the Audience Mention award, which will be unveiled at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in July 2017.
Created in order to cast a spotlight on the diversity of European cinema, films nominated for the LUX Film Prize are chosen for their engagement with current social and political issues. Previous LUX Prize winners include Mustang by Deniz Gamze Ergüven (2015), Ida by Pawel Pawlikowski (2014), The Broken Circle Breakdown by Felix van Groeningen (2013) and Lorna's Silence by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (2008).
Chris Fell, Director of Leeds International Film Festival said:
'We are collaborating with the Lux Prize of the European Parliament for the first time in 2016 and we are delighted that our closing film Toni Erdmann will be the big finale to our new partnership this year. Leeds International Film Festival is a major long-term supporter of European cinema and like the LUX Prize we aim to share and celebrate its diversity, with films from 27 EU countries in our programme this year. We can't wait for our biggest celebration of European film in our 30th anniversary year, with our closing night presentation of Toni Erdmann.'
EVENT TIMES AND DETAILS
Thursday 17 November, 19:30, Victoria Hall, Leeds Town Hall
Tickets: £10/£8 concessions.
Book online: www.leedsfilm.com
Book by phone: 0113 376 0318
Book in person at Leeds City Centre Box Office, Leeds Town Hall
Lisa Brook, Live Cinema UK on behalf of Leeds International Film Festival lisa@livecinema.org.uk 07722271360
Leeds International Film Festival offers an epic city-wide celebration of global filmmaking culture, with an incredible choice of film experiences at its 30th Anniversary edition. Across 15 days you will find over 300 events at 30 venues, including independent and multi-screen cinemas, concert and music halls, art and community centres, universities and colleges, bars – and even boats!
We invite you to explore the LIFF30 programme, which features five different film festival sections. Be among the first to see new films from around the world in Official Selection, see and hear the world differently through documentary events in Cinema Versa, take on the forces of cult and fantasy cinema in Fanomenon, witness the mini wonders of the short film universe in Short Film City and discover rarely-screened classics and revisit all-time favourites in Retrospectives. We hope you enjoy the adventure! www.leedsfilm.com
Presented by Leeds City Council, LIFF is funded by the British Film Institute and Creative Europe, and supported by leading partners Brooks Macdonald, Bruntwood, Everyman Cinemas, and Vue.
The LUX Film Prize was initiated by the European Parliament in 2007. It was created in order to cast a spotlight on the diversity of European cinema and the films are chosen for their engagement with current social and political issues. Previous LUX Prize winners include Mustang by Deniz Gamze Ergüven (2015), Ida by Pawel Pawlikowski (2014), The Broken Circle Breakdown by Felix van Groeningen (2013) and Lorna's Silence by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (2008).
Olga Dziewulska, Press Attachée of the European Parliament Information Office in the United Kingdom.
Tel. 07786 060 531 – Olga.Dziewulska@europarl.europa.eu
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The LUX Film Prize is an initiative led by the European Parliament with support from the European Commission and UK Film Festival.
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Established in 1986, the Canadian Society for Yad Vashem (CSYV) has worked for over 30 years to fulfill its mission.
The Canadian Society for Yad Vashem's mission is to educate Canadians about the Holocaust. Through commemoration and educational programs, CSYV perpetuates the memory of the Holocaust and disseminates its universal lessons.
CSYV is a national organization with a core group of significant donors, volunteers and professional staff who are committed to the vision of advancing education and commemoration of the Holocaust. CSYV supports its vision by developing philanthropic support from individuals, families, foundations, government agencies and the business community.
The program awards scholarships to selected Canadian educators to participate in a three-week seminar at the International School of Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem. Upon their return from the seminar, our scholarship recipients implement what they have learned about the Shoah in their classrooms.
Taking place in Ottawa, the program helps create a more tolerant and inclusive society by bringing together high school students and Holocaust survivors for guided group sessions about the Holocaust and its relevance today.
The program provides a Bar/Bat Mitzvah child with a unique opportunity to learn about the Holocaust through a life story of a child who perished in the Shoah. Pairing a Bar/Bat Mitzvah child with a child Holocaust victim creates a special bridge between the past and present.
A special public ceremony, held annually on behalf of the Government of Canada and attended by members of Parliament, ambassadors, Canada's Cabinet ministers, party leaders, Supreme Court judges, senators.
In affiliation with the Premier of Ontario and the Ontario Legislature, recognizes the outstanding achievements of Ontario's Holocaust Survivors.
CSYV is the only organization in Toronto to have a Memorial Site, enabling the community at large to commemorate victims of the Holocaust and honour survivors.
With a dedicated memorial site specifically focused on the core fundamentals of Holocaust education and commemoration, the CSYV is uniquely positioned to raise awareness and advance the collective knowledge about the Holocaust while helping meet the challenges of preserving the Shoah's legacy.
Guided by a mission to remember the past and shape the future, CSYV offers educators diverse ways to teach the holocaust through experiential learning opportunities that are practical, innovative and socially conscious. For example, CSYV maintains a digital archive of Righteous Among the Nations stories and Testimonies of Canadians survivors that are available to teachers and students as a learning tool.
CSYV is constantly evolving and is currently developing a new Youth Holocaust Education program to facilitate learning about the Holocaust through the CSYV Holocaust Memorial Site. This program aims to integrate Holocaust learning experiences into the program of study of both Jewish and non-Jewish schools. On occasions, CSYV also brings mobile exhibitions on the Holocaust, to Canada.
CSYV works closely with Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Centre and has access to its expertise and resources. CSYV's numerous educational and commemorative programs bring world-leading Holocaust knowledge and expertise to multicultural Canadian audiences. As generations change, the Canadian Society for Yad Vashem is dedicated to advancing and expanding its important mission.


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Galkin* in Ukrainian was justified for subscribing to Gazmanov and Baskov
Humorist Maxim Galkin, despite the fact that he has repeatedly scandalized his speeches against the Russian government and the special military operation in Ukraine, remains out of favor with Ukrainians. Recently, he had to explain why he is still subscribed to the "enemies" of Ukraine in social networks.
Ukrainian users of social networks have made a claim to Maxim Galkin, why he remains subscribed to Nikolai Baskov, Oleg Gazmanov, Larisa Dolina and other Russian artists who support his. According to the comedian, subscription does not mean consent or support, and now he just does not want to be petty. It is noteworthy that Galkin published his justification on the pure Ukrainian "mov".
There were also Russian users in the comments who noted that Galkin does not unsubscribe from his former colleagues in order to leave at least some chances to return to Russian show business.
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