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Autism Rates Rocket – 1 in 38 British Boys – Cambridge Study
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A new Cambridge University study's figures show 1 in 38 British boys has an autistic condition. Autistic spectrum conditions are already costing the UK £28 billion per annum: "One child in 60 'suffers from a form of autism" By Sue Reid, Daily Mail, UK 20th March 2009. The new study authors advise Government services planners to revise calculations of child service provision on a rate of 1 in 60 British boys and girls, but 4 in 5 cases affect boys.
1 in 38 boys affected
ie. 4 boys in every 150 boys
Despite this health authorities worldwide refuse to carry out large-scale studies comparing vaccinated to unvaccinated children. Such studies would determine finally the issue of the extent to which vaccination is implicated in causing the condition.
This demonstrates the pharmaceutical industry's success expanding profits into vaccination over the past 20 years by encouraging a quasi religious belief that vaccines are vitally important.
But firstly, do vaccines cause autistic conditions? If you read nothing else we strongly recommend you read this: PDF Download – Text of May 5th 2008 email from US HRSA to Sharyl Attkisson of CBS News]. In it the US Health Resources Services Administration [HRSA] state to CBS News reporter Sharyl Attkission
We have compensated cases in which children exhibited an encephalopathy, or general brain disease. Encephalopathy may be accompanied by a medical progression of an array of symptoms including autistic behavior, autism, or seizures."
Despite all the lies and deceit by health official worldwide, the question "do vaccines cause autism" was answered after the Hannah Poling story broke in the USA in February 2008 [see CHS article here]. Hannah developed an autistic condition after 9 vaccines administered the same day. Under the media spotlight numerous US health officials and agencies conceded on broadcast US nationwide TV news from CBS and CNN. Full details with links to the original sources can be found in this CHS article: Vaccination Causes Autism – Say US Government & Merck's Director of Vaccines. [Blue Text added 10 April 2011]
A study of vaccinated and unvaccinated children by charity Generation Rescue reveals rates of autism in unvaccinated children are lower: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated. Dr Mayor Eisenstein of a Chicago USA family medical practice claims his practice has seen few or no autism cases amongst 35,000 unvaccinated child patients. Autism amongst Amish families in the USA are reported to be very low, as are vaccination rates: Autism In Amish Children – 1 in 10,000.
If you are concerned, you must write to your political representative and keep writing to demand the proper studies are carried out [See end for how to email].
It is important studies of vaccinated against unvaccinated children are carried out by truly independent unbiased objective researchers. Too many currently involved are tainted by drug and health officials' influence. Clinical studies are needed. Studies currently relied on are epidemiological [statistical] studies which are easily manipulated [as used by the tobacco industry in 40's and 50's to prove smoking does not cause cancer].
The new figures also take no account of other neurological disorders like speech impediments, ADHD and tics, which have been associated in a study by the US Centers for Disease Control: CDC & Vaccine Caused Neurological Disorders.
Many individually brought cases of vaccine causesd autism have been successful in the US Courts: AUTISM – US Court Decisions and Other Recent Developments – It's Not Just MMR
The study reveals that for every 3 known cases, there are a further two cases yet to be diagnosed:
The average age of diagnosis for childhood autism is around 3 to 4 years and for Aspergers' Syndrome it is around 8 years, meaning half of all children affected under these ages are yet to be diagnosed.
The results were published at the International Meeting for Autism Research May 2008 and the IMFAR study has already been cited in 5 formal journal papers and an autism textbook:
ESTIMATING AUTISM SPECTRUM PREVALENCE IN THE POPULATION: A SCHOOL BASED STUDY FROM THE UK
Conclusions: The prevalence estimate of known cases of ASC, using different methods of ascertainment converges around 1%. The ratio of known to unknown cases means that for every three known cases there are another two unknown cases. This has implications for planning diagnostic, social and health services."
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Richard Lockwood, on March 21, 2009 at 6:34 pm said:
The vaccinated versus non-vaccinated children study has already been done.
http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/booth/Vaccines/MMRDen.html
"Clinical bottom line
A large survey of all children born in Denmark between January 1991 to December 1998 shows no difference in the incidence of autism between vaccinated and unvaccinated children."
The raw data's available at that link.
[ED: Thank you for making the point. Madsen is a deeply flawed "study" by "researchers" who were not independent or unbiased or objective.
Summarised by The Cochrane Collaboration's review of MMR safety:
"The follow up of diagnostic records ends one year (31 Dec 1999) after the last day of admission to the cohort. Because of the length of time from birth to diagnosis, it becomes increasingly unlikely that those born later in the cohort could have a diagnosis"
In short, to get the numbers they wanted Madsen et al included children who could not possibly have a diagnosis and when the data was re analysed to correct Madsen's "error" it produced the opposite conclusion.
Or in the words of a lead author of the Cochrane review in an interview with Richard Halvorsen for Halvorsen's book "The Truth about Vaccines":-
"The safety studies of MMR vaccine are crap. They're the best crap we have but they're still crap".
Still want to reply on Madsen?
There is much more that can be said about this "study" [and much of it has been]. Madsen never resurfaced to answer the criticisms. Peer review in action.
And in science, just as one swallow does not make a summer, one paper does not make anything, and less than anything when like Madsen it is neither replicated nor withstands critcism. And Madsen is another statistical study – just like those used to prove smoking does not cause lung cancer. It is not a clinical study and it sure ain't "science".
And if you want to refer to reliable websites, Bandolier and its supposedly "Evidence Based Medicine" does not cut much ice here. On Bandolier one can find enough biased comment lacking in objectivity to justify that. They have not corrected their website to point out Madsen's "error", nor the Cochrane Collaboration's review of it – speaks for itself – Bandolier seem to be a bunch of Oxford academics seemingly toeing the Glaxo line.
Next please.
As this study shows catagorically that your theory is nonsense, I was hardly expecting you to say "oops – yes. You're right". So, as expected, you put out your own pat response which consists primarily of ad hom attacks and a quote supposedly given to that well known anti-MMR Dr, Halvorsen – who makes his living from doling out single jabs.
Frankly Mr Stone, yes. I'll take the figures from this study over any of your spin on it. It pretty well destroys your theory, and you can't spin it any other way. Your supposed "reanalysis" of the data – is it published anywhere other than that journal of quackery, the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons? The rebuttal seems to have been made by other famed anti-vaccination activists, Yazbak and Carol Stott. As you say – hardly impartial.
I don't expect you to publish this comment, obviously – I expect you to bin it, and then accuse me of "running away" from your powers of argument.
ED: Thanks Richard Lockwood – [or is it Rich Scopie?]. This matter is dealt with as your response so ably demonstrates. The Cochrane Collaboration MMR safety review confirms the "error" in the Madsen study published in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. Looks like two peer reviewed publications trashing Madsen. We need more independent journals like the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons which refuse to take drug company advertising and have a policy of the applying the scientific method. Shame more do not have that integrity.]
As you are so keen on the accuracy of the Cochrane Collaberation's MMR Safetyu Review, perhaps you should mention that the review found:
"No credible evidence of an involvement of MMR with either autism or Crohn's disease was found. "
You can't have it both ways.
And either Scopie or Lockwood – I'm not worried. Whichever you feel more comfortable with.
ED: It is spelt "Collaboration" and not "Collaberation". Thank you also for providing a further illustration of the point about bias, lack of independence and objectivity.
The statement you quote appears nowhere either in the discussion or in the conclusions of the paper. It is not a finding of the review. The preamble to the paper, which contains that statement was written after the paper but is not part of its conclusions. That raises questions about who added such a statement and why.
And it does not assist you because as the Cochrane Collaboration MMR safety review confirmed the Madsen "error" validating that "error" identified in the Goldman and Yazbak peer reviewed paper which confirms the correct analysis of the Madsen data shows an increase in autism.
Additionally, another peer reviewed paper in the independent Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons "Questions on the Independence and Reliability of Cochrane Reviews" found that:-
"The conclusions of the Cochrane review on the safety and effectiveness of MMR vaccine violate the standards of evidence based medicine and are not supported by the body of the review. There are material concerns that the conclusions were influenced by efforts of the British government to avoid liability in claims brought on behalf of allegedly vaccine-injured children."
Those criticisms have been put to the Cochrane Collaboration and have never been answered. Another example of scientific peer review in action. Game, set and match.
Fielding J Hurst, on March 22, 2009 at 4:13 am said:
Is it 1 in 38 or 1 in 48? You mention both above.
[ED: It is 1 in 38. The calculation is:-
– there are two unknown for every three known
– 1 in 100 children are known cases
– so for every 300 children, there are 3 known and 2 unknown cases [5 in total]
– 4 in every 5 cases is a boy
– roughly half of the 300 children will be boys
– so 4 in 150 boys will have an Autistic Spectrum Condition
– that is approximately 1 in 38
Richard Lockwood, on March 22, 2009 at 9:34 am said:
Mr Stone,
The phrase "No credible evidence of an involvement of MMR with either autism or Crohn's disease was found. " is found in the plain language summary; http://www.cochrane.org/reviews/en/ab004407.html
The abstract reads: "Exposure to MMR was unlikely to be associated with Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, autism or aseptic meningitis "
You claim bias – but what you actually mean is that the final findings of the Cochrane Collaboration's Review doesn't support your position, and so you're not prepared to accept that. You are, however, prepared to accept individual lines which appear to cast any doubt at all on that final finding. That's not bias on the part of Chchrane – that's cherry picking on your part.
When it comes down to it, the study has been done, and has found no evidence of a link.
ED: Blog rhetoric does not cut it. And thank you also for highlighting another anomaly in the Cochrane MMR safety review. They should also have said "We have also found no credible evidence exposure to MMR does not cause autism …. etc"? If they included one side, then they should have included that. They did not. And Cochrane have already hung themselves. They have not answered the criticisms of their paper. That is science – that is peer review – it is tough. End of.
Richard Lockwood, on March 22, 2009 at 10:04 am said:
In that case, surely they should have included the phrases: "We have also found no credible evidence exposure to MMR does not cause global warming", "We have also found no credible evidence exposure to MMR does not cause syphilis" and "We have also found no credible evidence exposure to MMR does not cause recipients to vote Lib Dem."
They found no evidence to suggest that it does cause autism. End of. That, Mr Stone, is the science, Cochrane have not hung themselves – except in your eyes, by not coming to the conclusion you would like. That, I'm afraid is what's tough. You need to find the evidence that MMR causes autism – you haven't found it, it isn't there. Move on.
[ED: Blog rhetoric does not cut it. And fortunately, people have moved on, but you seem not to have done.
There have been successful cases in the US Courts where it has been proven vaccines cause autistic spectrum conditions and new research showing the details of causal mechanisms.
What are you getting so worked up about? Aren't you glad we are getting closer to stopping this international health disaster for all the world's children, or do you just want to come on someone else's blog and rant and defend drug companies? Because that is exactly what the above comments are beginning to look like.
You are very close to being blocked from this entire site for being a nuisance. No further comment from you on this topic will be accepted.]
Sally O'Boyle, on March 22, 2009 at 2:54 pm said:
Thank you for all you do. The evidence is overwhelming on the vaccine question. They do far more harm than good. Even Luis Pasteur agreed… This is solely an issue of Big Pharma gone bad, money over all. Keep up the good work. I appreciate your efforts and post your news on facebook and digg.
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johndstone, on March 23, 2009 at 12:46 am said:
I concur with CHS's calculation, 1 in 38.
childhealthsafety, on March 23, 2009 at 11:09 am said:
In further reply to Richard Lockwood, [March 21st, 2009 @ 6:34 pm, 8:10pm, 08.58pm, 22 Mar @ 09.34am, 10:34am] who said "The vaccinated versus non-vaccinated children study has already been done."
In addition to all else, a study of MMR vaccinated against non-MMR vaccinated is hopeless if children in the supposedly non-vaccinated group have had other vaccines.
We do not know how many vaccines cause autism. In the successful US Court case of Hannah Poling, Hannah received nine vaccines in one day, including but not limited to MMR..
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Kim, on March 23, 2009 at 4:00 pm said:
Thank you for keeping this information available and for the world to be a safer place to have our children. Kim
John Stone, on March 25, 2009 at 2:40 pm said:
Recollecting how this story was originally sunk by Simon Baron-Cohen and Ben Goldacre when it first appeared in the Observer I posted in British Medical Journal on Monday (two days ago) under Goldacre's article, asking them to explain it. We still await a response.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/335/7611/126
It will be recalled that the story – which now turns out to be true – was removed from the web, and was said to be in part instrumental in Observer editor, Roger Alton, losing his job. So, what do Baron-Cohen and Goldacre now have to say?
It looks like nothing.
Goldacre has never answered criticism about his use of statistics in denying any connection between MMR and autism.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/335/7618/480#176662
Ben receiving his Glaxo award for 'Never Mind the Facts'
http://tinyurl.com/csslwt
While banning me from commenting on this story, you're quite happy to come back several days later, with a spurious point that you've just thought of.
While any study which includes other vaccinations is of course not enough to disprove the whole "vaccines causes autism", this study was specifically comparing MMR and non-MMR vaccinated children, and clearly demonstrates that MMR doesn't cause autism.
Stating that it doesn't prove this or that is disingenuous – you're implying that the study claims something it doesn't, and then that you're showing that it doesn't prove any such thing. Hardly surprising really.
[ED: You have been shown that Madsen et al's "error" has been set out in two peer reviewed medical papers, but you refuse to accept scientific peer review in action has discredited the paper and the authors failed to come back to answer.
Madsen did not compare MMR and non-MMR vaccinated children because it failed to exclude confounding factors of what other vaccines children in each group may have had. That is a fatal flaw.
Madsen also "clearly demonstrates" nothing other than the authors included data they should not have done and when corrected shows the opposite of what they claimed in their paper.
That is case closed in science but it seems not for you. And Madsen et al is not science but easily manipulated statistics and in this case the analysis has been shown to be invalid. This dialogue is over. Each side of the case has been put. There is nothing more to say. The decision to bring further comment from you to an end was the right one, as this further exchange demonstrates.]
[ED2: And there is nothing spurious about the point made. To have valid epidemiology you need to compare exposed populations to populations which have not been exposed to the risk concerned. Doing anything else means any such study has failed to exclude a serious confounding factor.]
childhealthsafety, on March 26, 2009 at 9:55 am said:
The comments by Richard [Rich Scopie] Lockwood on this blog demonstrate just how zealotic these autism denialist campaigners are, supporting the commercial interest of the drug industry by denying the autism pandemic and the desperate damage done to helpless children by vaccines and at a time when the risks of the diseases the vaccines are meant to "protect" against have become minimal [especially when compared to what is now 1 in 38 British Boys being diagnosed with an autistic condition]:-
This comment is classic:-
Richard Lockwood, on February 15th, 2009 at 7:33 pm
What a load of shit.
And here are some more:
Richard Lockwood, on March 25th, 2009 at 5:58 pm
Richard Lockwood, on March 21st, 2009 at 6:34 pm
Richard Lockwood, on March 22nd, 2009 at 9:34 am
Richard Lockwood, on March 22nd, 2009 at 10:04 am
colmcq, on March 27, 2009 at 2:07 pm said:
"There's nothing wrong with the Madsen paper that I can see. It's easy for me to figure out what Suissa did. In Figure 2 of the Madsen paper he divided 263/1,647,504 by 53/482,360 to get an unadjusted relative risk of 1.45 (or autism "45% more likely.") In other words, a a relative risk unadjusted for the confounding effect of age. Suissa then goes on to argue that it's "somewhat implausible for the adjusted rate ratio to fall below 1, unless the risk profile by age in the unvaccinated group is vastly different than in the vaccinated (effect-modification)." Well, the reason for adjusting for age in the first place was because the risk distribution of unvaccinated children is much younger than that of vaccinated children — this is confounding, not "effect modification." The rest of Suissa's argument has the same problem, except it's compounded by (1) his misunderstanding that you can't calculate "rates per 100,000 per year" from the Madsen study — Madsen calculated rates per person time, which is what the Young-Geier study should have done. (2) in the Madsen study the n of autism cases vaccinated >20 months age is just too few to quibble about: 30 out of 316."
[ED: Thanks for pointing out that Suissa also found Madsen to be deeply flawed. That makes three serious critics – two published peer reviewed and one turned down, if recall is correct, by the New England Journal of Medicine. Isn't that the journal which has been caught out on a number of occasions publishing dodgy papers favourable to the drug industry? Sounds like Suissa must be right then.
And the above quote you supply is not from any peer reviewed material. This really does not cut it. You are quoting the bizarrely named "epiwonk" on Suissa. None of the prior material on this page even mentions Suissa. And "epiwonk"'s blogging on all of this kind of thing is so absurdly "wonky" that it has zero credibility.
Next please]
Do you agree with Suissa's working then? In other words was Suissa right calculating rates per 100,000 per year instead of rates per person time?
[ED: Why don't your write up a critique and submit it for publication to a peer reviewed journal and let them decide.
Do you seriously expect anyone to spend time working through a lengthy mathematical and statistical debate with you on a blog when there are already two peer reviewed papers showing Madsen is wrong, correspondence and a paper by Madsen indicating Madsen accepts the position and has also failed to make any attempt to rebut the criticisms of the Danish MMR/autism study?
This is a rhetorical question.]
colmcq, on March 28, 2009 at 12:08 pm said:
Your attempts at spin are rather sad when it has been clearly demonstrated why Suissa was completely wrong. I'm guessing that the two peer-reviewed papers make exactly the same mistake but can't confirm this because you have given no references. Either way, I think it's a great shame you won't engage with the science: perhaps because you have some irrational hatred of vaccinations or perhaps because you simply don't possess the mental horsepower ro properly appraise it:
"Studies currently relied on are epidemiological [statistical] studies which are easily manipulated [as used by the tobacco industry in 40's and 50's to prove smoking does not cause cancer]."
It was only through the rigours of epidemiology that an extremely strong relationships between lung cancer and smoking was finally established. Would you dispute this?
[ED: This comment is approved because it shows you are displaying the typical characteristics of the irrational approach adopted by Dr Ben Goldacre's BadScience crew. You make raise irrelevant issues and make provocative allegations and personal attacks to take the issues previously discussed off on a tangent.
You hilariously cite the eccentrically named "epiwonk"'s blogging on Suissa to extrapolate "epiwonk"'s non peer reviewed biased writing to claim that two peer reviewed papers, one by the Cochrane Collaboration are in error. And that is when they are in fact reporting Madsen's "error" in the Danish 10 year MMR study. Madsen et al included as not autistic children far too young to be diagnosed and a large number would not be diagnosed for the entire period of the study – and that applies to children born at the start of the 10 year period as well as towards the very end. They failed to answer the peer reviewed criticisms of their work and Madsen subsequently appears to have agreed in a study in just ten months later "From 1991 until 2000 the incidence increased and continued to rise after the removal of thimerosal from vaccines."
Then you talk about statistics as if science and display a comprehesive misunderstanding of epidemiology. Sir Richard Doll who is credited with Bradford Hill in establishing the link between smoking and lung cancer was insistent that for valid epidemiology there should be full clinical data on every subject – but that seems to be sorely lacking from the studies so far.
To recapitulate:
"You hilariously cite the eccentrically named "epiwonk"'s blogging on Suissa to extrapolate "epiwonk"'s non peer reviewed biased writing to claim that two peer reviewed papers, one by the Cochrane Collaboration are in error. "
"Your attempts at spin are rather sad when it has been clearly demonstrated why Suissa was completely wrong. I'm guessing that the two peer-reviewed papers make exactly the same mistake but can't confirm this because you have given no references. "
We can move this discussion on if you would give me the references of the two peer-reviewed papers that prove Madsen to be wrong.
[ED: "Discussion?" – It is impossible to have a discussion with those who choose to be unencumbered by the facts.
And that applies the more so because you attempted to impose your views here without even apparently being aware of their existence. And once you are aware of them and find them, we will have more and more nonsense claims here from you.
If you cannot track down the Cochrane MMR safety review nor the paper by Goldman and Yazbak in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, you should not even be attempting what you euphemistcally describe as "discussion" but which in reality will be more of the tosh the BadScience crew and the likes of Kev Leitch come up with.
For educational purposes for our readers watching in black and white, this will assist to demonstrate the kind of thing "Lies, Damn Lies and Blog Posts"]
You are being deceitful and dishonest over Cochranes conclusions over Madsen; Yazbak's and Goldman's criticisms are weak and this paper wouldn't have passed review in any reputable journal; it is clear that you neither understand Epidemiology nor have any desire to engage with the science.
[ED: Thanks for demonstrating to everyone reading this the kind of argument you engage in – abuse and unjustified allegations – just what we all have come to expect from the Dr Ben Goldacre's BadScience Crew. the "epiwonks" and Kev Leeches of this world]
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Em, on February 1, 2010 at 8:14 pm said:
Have to say as someone on the fence, reading how aggressive and ill-mannered the pro-vaccine crowd are does make me think they have something to hide.
Neil, on February 4, 2010 at 5:28 am said:
Apparently Wakefield's 1998 MMR paper caused MMR vaccination rates to drop from 92% to 79%. Did autism decline as a result? Clearly it should have if MMR was causing it. I don't know the answer but it seems that cutting the vaccination rate nationwide by over 10% for 10 years would be as meaningful an experiment as could be done to check the original hypothesis.
Jason Buckley, on August 31, 2010 at 11:07 pm said:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1469-7610.2005.01425.x/pdf describes how autism diagnosis was not recuded after the withdrawal of MMR in Japan. I daresay a similar paper exists for the UK, but it is difficult to muster the energy to search for evidence to post in a place where it is largely unwanted.
[ED: Trouble is Jason, not only is it clear from your comment that you have not read the paper you cite, but also it has been shown to be complete and utter bunk – junk science. You can read all about it here:-
Japanese & British Data Show Vaccines Cause Autism]
Wow! I really admire this blog creator. "Putting it all out there" and allowing the debate to be public.
Vaccine ingredients are a frightening brew of–known to be harmful– substances, aside from the MMR and mercury issue. One of the many ingredients/excipients I am concerned over is the aluminum content of the overwhelming majority of vaccines. The cumulative effects of vaccine doses of aluminum exceed EPA's limit for a full grown man! It is a known neurotoxin. Further, we have no studies, to my knowledge on the cumulative effects of individual excipients or adjuvants and no data on the effects or impact of the combinations. Vaccines are not what they are "cracked up to be", and I am convinced that in their present form, they are a dying technology even though Big Pharma will fight this idea to its and our death!
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The end of Furzey Lane marks the start of this walk, and as the New Forest Tourist pulls up into Rans Wood Forestry Commission car park he sees that it's more of a muddy lay-by in a pleasant woodland glade.
Setting off down the path (past a low wooden barrier and a cycle path signpost) the reassuring familiarity of New Forest heath and landscape is instantly upon him. A charming winding track leads down a gentle slope. To the right, across a grassy expanse is woodland. To the left lies open heath and straight ahead a dilapidated five-bar gate leads up the cycle path to hidden woodland treasures, such as Frame Wood.
Today, however, the goal is Hatchet Pond, so the traveller turns left this side of the gate and heads onto the heath, hugging the line of trees which climb up and on into the distance on the right. The going is wet and boggy after rain, as it is today.
Looking up the gentle incline and across to the left, he ponders the fact that no matter how well he may think he knows the forest, it just takes a new path or route through otherwise familiar countryside to reveal a completely unexpected and entirely new vista. The forest never ceases to amaze, and is never mundane. The view to the left and ahead is the classic New Forest heathland. To the right is Little Wood. Through the trees can be seen sandy coloured long grass rising up to more woodland beyond.
The incline levels out here and there, and just as the walker thinks he is past the worst of the boggy areas, more appear. He begins to wonder if wellington boots might have been more appropriate than walking boots… but before long it improves and dries out.
On the horizon the cars become visible, beetling across the horizon towards the end of the line of trees on the right, where they're swallowed up. On the right the woodland is littered with fallen trees in amongst the tangled grass.
Here and there small streams pass underneath drainage causeways into the woods. Unlike more well-trodden routes (such as the walk from Beaulieu to Bucklers Hard) it's only a very occasional fellow walker that passes by.
As the final rise is summited, a clear, green path cuts its way definitively through the low heather; completely dry now. On the left a large clump of pine trees stands on the far side of the road, much closer now. Further along an ancient bronze age barrow rears up, covered in heather. This earthen mound appears on maps marked as a Tumulus (or Tumuli if more than one is in the vicinity) and is one of more than 200 such burial mounds scattered across the New Forest, and is some 3,500 years old.
Nearing a corner of the vast woodland to the right, a small pond appears and our wanderer sees the line of trees veering to the right and on into the distance. Ahead the road is quite close now and a careful glance slightly to the left towards the barrow reveals a faint path leading back towards Beaulieu, parallel to the road. Setting off along this path the New Forest Tourist wonders if much more of the walk will be this boggy, as yet more muddy puddles appear, but these are almost immediately passed and the way ahead is dry and clear.
Passing the barrow on the right he keeps his eye open for an ancient earthwork bank on the far side of the road, ploughing a line south across the heath. This can be found between the barrow and the clump of trees (closer to the barrow than the trees) and is known as Cerdic's Bridgehead. Once spied our traveller crosses the road and (keeping the earthwork bank to his left) starts off along the small but clear path to its side.
As the Tourist makes his way across the heath, more barrows can be seen in the distance to the right. Even though the path leads away from the road behind, just knowing that there's another in the distance ahead always gives him the impression of being enclosed; but when disregarding this feeling there is a sense of complete freedom in this vast open space. In every direction is open forest, the only evidence of human habitation and industry off to the left, where (beyond a line of houses at East Boldre) the chimneys of Fawley Oil Refinery can be seen poking their caps above the trees. Ahead is the faint outline of the Isle of Wight. To the right is unbroken forest stretching away to the horizon.
For 20 minutes or so the wanderer continues in this direction until the path widens and lowers into a dip in the heath, passing another barrow on the left. Further down are more muddy pools of water, but before them the path forks off to the left as a gravel track. Taking this path up the hill, it's not long before Hatchet Pond itself finally reveals itself as a thin blue line cutting across the heather ahead.
More a small lake than a large pond, Hatchet Pond's Northern edge passes some way below the path to the right, lapping against the heather banks. Soon the path splits once again, the left fork heading away from the water and the right path closer to the water's edge. Heading down the latter path towards Hatchet Pond, the tourist's route bends slightly to the left, following the contour of the bank, and now the water is only a few metres away as he walks on, taking in the attractive grassy banks on the opposite shore. Here picnickers sit on their rugs or play, whilst the occasional fishermen hunker down on their camouflaged stools, merging with the landscape.
The road, too, is much closer now; and louder. On the opposite bank the road is approaching a crossroads, so becomes much busier. A small clump of trees lines the path ahead, opposite the Hatchet Pond car park. This is a much larger, busier Forestry Commission car park than the one at the end of Furzey Lane and other tourists are often seen feeding geese, swans and ducks and becoming over-familiar with New Forest Ponies.
Our traveller remembers posters from his youth warning of the potential dangers of approaching and stroking New Forest Ponies. Although they are not technically wild animals, they can be protective and sometimes defensive, resulting in the occasional injury. This doesn't, he reflects, stop visitors playing with them and on one or two occasions he has seen parents actually placing their children on the backs of ponies; very unwise.
By the time he's tutted his way past the trees, the path curves to the left. It's far too boggy to continue along the woodland path, so he skirts the eastern tip of the lake by taking a path around its outside edge; one which leads to the busy car park, ponies, birds, other tourists and inevitable ice cream van.
Once out of the car park and across the road, Furzey Lan can be seen to the right. Instead of walking along the road there is a much more pleasant stretch back to the car across the heath. A wide path marks the way and leads the traveller all the way down to the line of houses to the right. Continuing behind the houses and downhill towards the woodland surrounding the Rans Wood car park, the walk is nearly over. One last jump over another muddy but attractive stream leads the rambler uphill into the woods and back to the car.


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Fun Things to Do on a Sunday Night With Family in NYC
by Mark Applegate
New York City is an ideal place to take your family on a Sunday night excursion. This high-energy city lives up to its nickname, "the city that never sleeps" as most attractions are open on Sunday nights with schedules similar to those on other days of the week. Because there's so much to do in the city, your family won't have a difficult time finding something to do, but might have a hard time agreeing on just what they want to do.
Shoot for the Sky
The New York City skyline is an iconic, breathtaking site. While you're in the Big Apple, take your family to see the panoramic view from atop a skyscraper at sunset so you can take in the view in daylight and at night. The Empire State Building offers tours to its main observation deck and its top floor 365 days a year. While you are there, visit the second floor for the NY Skyride. This virtual tour simulator provides a flyover of the entire city pointing out several tourist destinations along the way. The Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center is another famous skyscraper tourist destination. This architectural marvel offers three floors of indoor and outdoor, 360-degree observation and is stunning day or night. Below is Rockefeller Center, the home of the Radio City Music Hall's Rockettes, NBC and the famous ice rink among other popular destinations.
Imagine with the Kids
Madame Tussauds will amuse and entertain your entire family. This ultra-realistic wax museum has theme rooms dedicated to depictions of athletes, pop stars, horror film slashers and many more. While there, visit the Marvel Super Heroes 4D Experience for a multimedia feast for the senses. Check with the main office for special events and opportunities to see celebrities appear to reveal their wax likeness. Another Sunday night option is to head over to the Toys "R" Us in Times Square. This enormous toy store is open late every day. It features a 45-minute guided tour that provides visitors with a behind-the-scenes look at the store. While on the tour, your family will learn about the store's history, enjoy a "candy raid" of the WONKA candy shop, see new and exciting toys, as well as take a ride on the iconic Toys"R"Us Ferris wheel.
Avoid the Gutter
For a more traditional good time, try one of NYC's popular bowling alleys. Frames is located in midtown Manhattan and is a sleek, state-of-the-art facility that offers unlimited Sunday night bowling after 7 p.m. You can order food right to your lane -- and special Sunday night food packages are available. Frames also has a modern game room with more than 25 games. Shell Lanes, in Brooklyn, features 32 lanes of reasonably priced bowling for the family. For an added spin, the operation offers glow-in-the-dark cosmic bowling from 9 p.m. until it closes. Rab's Country Lanes is a family-friendly bowling alley in Staten Island that includes 48 state-of-the-art lanes in its smoke-free facility. If the kids grow bored of bowling, turn them loose in Rab's Funovation Laser Maze Challenge. This timed obstacle course forces patrons to twist and contort their bodies to avoid breaking the plane of the lasers.
Catch a Show
No trip to New York City is complete without taking in a show or two. While most Broadway shows run on a traditional Tuesday through Sunday schedule with Sunday and Monday evenings off, you can still find a handful of productions that offer Sunday night performances. In fact, Sunday night is a perfect time to visit the theater district, as it's a lot less crowded than other times. Playbill.com offers listings of shows that you can enjoy on Sunday nights. Alternatively, if your family prefers the big screen, there are movie theaters in every neighborhood. However, you might want to consider the luxurious AMC Loews Lincoln Square 13 on the Upper West Side, cited by Gothamist.com as "The One And Only PROPER IMAX," with a 600-seat IMAX theater. If there isn't a 3D IMAX film showing, you can still choose from the current selection of 13 films featured at the theater.
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December 10, 1948, has been adopted the universal declaration of human rights. Since then, human rights day is celebrated every year on December 10th. So today marks the 73rd anniversary…
"Giving is not just about making a donation, it's about making a difference" (Kathy Calvin)
"Giving is not just about making a donation, it's about making a difference" (Kathy Calvin). The St Luke Foundation's Outreach Program was not content just to give immediate short-term support…
A rare heart on the road to Barradères
Our mission is to help the most vulnerable. To do so, sometimes we must go to the most remote and challenging places to reach out to people that have been…
Christmas Party from Kay-O-Bois Malnutrition Program
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On December the 23th, St Luke Foundation had the opportunity to celebrate Christmas with the children from our Kay-O-Bwa malnutrition program. This traditional festival is an opportunity to bring together…
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Dear Family and Friends, I have had the chance to know many amazing people over 40 years of Passionist priesthood and 20 years as a physician, especially women, whose resilience…
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On November the 15th,despite all the difficulties St Luke Hospital had the honor of welcoming a delegation of 5 medical staff from the Global Destination Healthcare (GSD) team.
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package org.ovirt.engine.api.restapi.resource.openstack;

import static org.easymock.EasyMock.expect;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.ovirt.engine.api.model.OpenStackVolumeType;
import org.ovirt.engine.api.restapi.resource.AbstractBackendCollectionResourceTest;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.StorageDomain;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.storage.CinderVolumeType;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.IdQueryParameters;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.VdcQueryParametersBase;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.queries.VdcQueryType;

public class BackendOpenStackVolumeTypesResourceTest extends
        AbstractBackendCollectionResourceTest<OpenStackVolumeType, CinderVolumeType, BackendOpenStackVolumeTypesResource> {
    public BackendOpenStackVolumeTypesResourceTest() {
        super(
            new BackendOpenStackVolumeTypesResource(GUIDS[0].toString()),
            null,
            ""
        );
    }

    @Override
    protected List<OpenStackVolumeType> getCollection() {
        return collection.list().getOpenStackVolumeTypes();
    }

    @Override
    protected void setUpQueryExpectations(String query, Object failure) throws Exception {
        setUpEntityQueryExpectations(
            VdcQueryType.GetAllStorageDomains,
            VdcQueryParametersBase.class,
            new String[] {},
            new Object[] {},
            getStorageDomains()
        );
        setUpEntityQueryExpectations(
            VdcQueryType.GetCinderVolumeTypesByStorageDomainId,
            IdQueryParameters.class,
            new String[] { "Id" },
            new Object[] { GUIDS[0] },
            getCinderVolumeTypes(),
            failure
        );
        control.replay();
    }

    private List<StorageDomain> getStorageDomains() {
        StorageDomain storageDomain = control.createMock(StorageDomain.class);
        expect(storageDomain.getId()).andReturn(GUIDS[0]).anyTimes();
        expect(storageDomain.getStorage()).andReturn(GUIDS[0].toString()).anyTimes();
        return Collections.singletonList(storageDomain);
    }

    private List<CinderVolumeType> getCinderVolumeTypes() {
        List<CinderVolumeType> cinderVolumeTypes = new ArrayList<>();
        for (int i = 0; i < NAMES.length; i++) {
            cinderVolumeTypes.add(getEntity(i));
        }
        return cinderVolumeTypes;
    }

    @Override
    protected CinderVolumeType getEntity(int index) {
        CinderVolumeType cinderVolumeType = control.createMock(CinderVolumeType.class);
        expect(cinderVolumeType.getId()).andReturn(GUIDS[index].toString()).anyTimes();
        expect(cinderVolumeType.getName()).andReturn(NAMES[index]).anyTimes();
        return cinderVolumeType;
    }

    @Override
    protected void verifyModel(OpenStackVolumeType model, int index) {
        assertEquals(NAMES[index], model.getName());
        verifyLinks(model);
    }
}

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With all my senses steady.
A word of angry sneering.
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Assembly bills, communities fight impact of power plants in Prince George's
woody woodruff | February 27, 2021
The impact of a cluster of polluting fossil fuel power plants on children and neighborhoods has sparked bills in this Assembly session in response. A Maryland Matters report and independent research provided to the Progressive Maryland BlogSpace fleshes out this instance in which environmental racism and profit are causing officials to look the other way.
Assembly bill would prohibit new fossil-fuel power plants in Prince George's County
By Elizabeth Shwe<>Maryland Matters
There are four power plants within 13 miles of Brandywine, an unincorporated town in southern Prince George's County. Other industrial hazards such as a sand and gravel mine and a fly ash landfill also exist in the community, which helps explain the dozens of diesel trucks that pass through the town on a daily basis.
More than 70% of Brandywine's population is Black. Some residents call it an environmental sacrifice zone for Maryland and the Washington, D.C., region — and Maryland lawmakers are trying to change that.
The Prince George's County Stop Environmentally Unjust Coal and Gas Plants Act of 2021, a bill proposed by the Prince George's House delegation, would preclude the Maryland Public Service Commission from permitting any more coal or gas fired power plants to be constructed in Prince George's County.
House Bill 613 had originally prohibited any power plants to exist in Prince George's County altogether, but Del. Julian Ivey (D-Prince George's) said the delegation is working on amending the bill so that it is "prospective legislation rather than retroactive" and allows current energy generating facilities to continue operating.
"For the time being, it would draw the line and say no new coal or gas power plants would be allowed in Prince George's County limits," Ivey told the House Economics Matter Committee Thursday.
"As we're doing the work of moving away from fossil fuels, moving towards renewable energy, this is really just one iteration of that fight," he continued.
There are currently three energy generating facilities in Prince George's County.
Ivey said the bill has not been voted out of the Prince George's delegation, but he plans to push for a vote on it next week.
James Lawson, a resident of Accokeek, referred to a 2019 health assessment published by the county health department and the University of Maryland and said residents in southern Prince George's County have been found to suffer from higher rates of respiratory illness, which Lawson blamed on the power plants in the region.
"Prince George's County should not be should not be a place where every polluting undesirable industry project is welcome," Lawson said. "Prince George's County has more than its share of power plants and the resulting adverse health effects."
A fifth proposed power plant in Brandywine, which would have only been half a mile from the town's elementary school, recently withdrew its application, Henry Cole of Clean Air Prince George's told lawmakers.
But this is not enough, as there is nothing to prevent other companies from coming in and proposing another fossil fuel power plant, he said. "The southern part of Prince George's county has become an environmental sacrifice zone."
On the other hand, some labor unions and the Public Service Commission said the legislation would harm energy reliability for the state. Maryland depends disproportionally on energy produced outside of the state, according to Lisa Smith, the legislative director of the Public Service Commission.
Since power plants cannot be quickly replaced by renewable energy sources, the measure could compel Maryland to purchase more energy out of state, including from power plants that burn coal, Jeff Guido, Maryland director of the Baltimore-D.C. Building Trades Council said.
"You can generate electricity for your house with solar panels, but it's only on a small scale. You cannot store solar energy on a large scale," said Tom Clark of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. "All I ask is wait until the technology catches up before we close these power plants down."
Clark also highlighted that the Chalk Point facility, one of the four power plants close to Brandywine, is used as an emergency electrical station for PJM, the regional transmission organization for East Coast states.
The Public Service Commission also contended that shutting down existing power plants would have significant reliability costs, as the generating facilities in Prince George's County currently make up one quarter of the state's total generation capacity, according to Joey Chan of the PSC.
"Taking this much generation offline is bound to raise serious reliability concerns and given what we saw happen in Texas, the concerns can lead to devastating consequences," he said.
[State environmental groups, noting that the PSC has refused to include climate considerations in its assessment of decisions, are touting a separate bill, "Consideration of Climate and Labor Act" (SB 083 / HB 298). A Chesapeake Climate Action Network summary says that the bill
Requires the PSC to consider climate impacts when reviewing applications for new electricity generating facilities, and when it approves the sites for new facilities, and
Requires energy companies applying to the PSC to disclose the number of hours, wages and benefits they gave to workers in the previous calendar year. --PM ed. https://www.marylandmatters.org/2021/02/03/bills-would-require-state-agencies-to-consider-climate-change-in-key-decisions-and-operations/]
If the Prince George's delegation amendment, which would allow existing power plants to continue operating, is approved by the county delegation, Chan said PSC would probably take no position on the remainder of the bill.
Still, Smith cautioned the Economic Matters committee about the bill's implications for future energy reliability.
"It's important to think long and hard about this type of legislation that would stop certain types of generation," she said. "We know the public relies on the PSC as a regulator to ensure safe, reliable and affordable service."
[email protected] -- Published February 26.
Research conducted on the proposed Brandywine Gas Power Plant by Yves K. Brady and made available to Progressive Maryland's BlogSpace elaborates:
Prince George's County has 4 fossil fuel power plants that are currently operational within its borders:
Brandywine Power/KMC Thermal - a gas power plant in Brandywine
Chalk Point - a combination coal/oil/gas plant in Aquasco
CPV St. Charles - a gas plant in Waldorf
PSEG Keys Energy Center - a gas plant also in Brandywine
The fifth fossil fuel power plant to grace Prince George's and third to operate in Brandywine may very well be constructed and operational by the end of 2021 if public pressure does not keep the plant from full operation. The Texas-based company, Panda Energy LLC, received a permit in 2015 to build what is now called the Panda Mattawoman Power Project - a 990-megawatt power plant fueled by fracked natural gas which would be the biggest plant the County has approved thus far. This plant would be located at 14175 Brandywine Rd, Brandywine, MD 20613, less than a mile from Brandywine Elementary School.
Construction of the plant would lead to a subsequent pipeline which would carry the gas 7 miles through Prince George's and Charles County from the existing line in Cove Point. Building this pipeline would require the dewatering of Zekiah Swamp and Mattawoman Creek watersheds. This means the draining of about 6 million gallons of water which would eventually be returned after the project is finished. Panda Energy LLC, however, has not explained how or when they will replace the drained water. The line would also cross 19 wetlands and streams after construction. It would cut through Cedarville State Forest near Joseph Manning Hatchery - a prime Maryland location for fish breeding.
A power plant such as this causes several problems to a community -- the largest of which is a drastic decline in air quality. Natural gas from this plant would emit a dangerous mix of ozone and particulate matter. The Environmental Protections Agency (EPA) has already determined that Prince George's County in general, and Brandywine in particular, has levels of ground level ozone that are above legal limits and unhealthily high. High concentration of particulate matter is linked to asthma attacks and heart, lung or other respiratory ailments. According to the 2016 Community Health Assessment facilitated by the County Health Department, respiratory issues are the top cause of emergency room visits in Prince George's County.
The plan for the plant has been underway for several years now, but is taking quite a while to begin construction due to heavy opposition from local environmentalists. Brandywine which holds a population of just under 7000 residents, is 72% Black. Trends of putting high polluting facilities in low income or black majority communities has not escaped the residents of Brandywine. Both Patuxent Riverkeeper and Brandywine TB Coalition have filed a federal civil rights complaint early May of 2020 that has slowed down production on the plant. They argue that a plant like this would do more harm to the immediate area, especially school children, than the benefits that come from cheaper nonrenewable fuel.
Methane, which is the primary component of natural gas, is known to be 86 times more potent than carbon dioxide for global warming. Neither plants nor pipelines are foolproof and leakage is detrimental to land, waterways, and human health. It, and large fossil fuel plants similar, are also a soon to be irrelevant method of energy production. In 2012, DC and Virginia combined closed 3 power plants because they simply weren't being used. The Chalk Point power plant in Aquasco was studied to be running at only 13% capacity in 2015.
There are plenty of alternatives to fossil fuel plants if energy is needed in the greater Prince George's area. Wind power is now cheaper to build than new gas-fired power plants. Meanwhile, solar is quickly becoming the cheapest form of energy and will likely undercut all other energy sources within the next five years. Much of the pull for plants such as these is job creation, but Panda Energy LLC has already explained that while the construction of the plant may bring hundreds of jobs, once construction is finished the facility will only employ 30 people. Natural gas is generally the worst job creator in the energy sector—it is ranked dead last according to Clean Air Prince George's.
--Yves K. Brady


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The KOA Fun Train chugs through camp at daily scheduled times, with your conductor pointing out campground highlights and fun things to do. All aboard! Available between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Weather permitting.
Ride around our campground in style with one of our bikes! Rentals are $10-$40 per hour. Times for bike rentals vary. Weather permitting.
Get strapped in and climb the 21 foot tall Palm Trees. When you get to the top, SCREAM.... I made it!!!! Days vary/Weather permitting.
When the sun goes down, campfire time begins. Campfire time promises all the classics: toasting marshmallows, eating during sing-a-longs.
At our breakfast, we serve up a scrumptious stack of pancakes hot off the griddle. We round out the meal with sausage links and fresh coffee. We also offer a biscuits and gravy plate served with hot coffee. Juice is available for $2 extra.This seasonal activity is usually offered Saturday morning for $7.00/plate. Please check with your friendly front desk staff to see if we are offering this activity during your stay!
The outdoor cinema is like a drive-in movie without the car. You can enjoy a family-oriented film under the stars. Grab your blanket and some change for the Kampstore for tasty treats and drinks. Be prepared to get comfortable and enjoy the show! Time and dates will vary.
Join us during the summer for weekend Tye Dye. Bring a piece of your trip home with you: make a tie-dyed t-shirt during craft hour. Your tie-dyed t-shirt will be a wearable memento from your vacation. With a demonstration and all supplies provided, this retro activity satisfies campers of all ages. Remember, there is no right or wrong way to tie-dye! Prices, times, and dates vary.
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Listen for our ice cream music on most weekends in the summer to catch the ice cream bike. Please call our campground to see if we will be offering this sweet treat when you are here! Price, times, and dates vary.
Have you tried our Zorb ball yet? Run inside the Zorb ball like a human hamster! One thing is for sure, you will want to bring a camera, because it's going to be a ball! **Based on availability/seasonal.
Our resort style recreation area we have been dreaming of is now in progress!


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L'effet Marey est une technique de photographie (dit aussi effet stroboscopique) et graphique, particulièrement en  bande dessinée. Nommée d'après l'inventeur de la chronophotographie, Étienne-Jules Marey, qui photographiait plusieurs fois en une seconde un mouvement d'un être vivant (humain ou animal), permettant de le décomposer en images élémentaires analysables par les scientifiques.

En bande dessinée, il s'agit de représenter au sein d'une même vignette un corps ou un membre de ce corps dans les différentes phases d'un mouvement afin de rendre perceptible sa trajectoire.

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Omerovići (cyr. Омеровићи) – wieś w Bośni i Hercegowinie, w Republice Serbskiej, w gminie Višegrad. W 2013 roku liczyła 12 mieszkańców.

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Ел Собранте (El Sobrante) е населено място в окръг Контра Коста, в района на залива на Сан Франциско, щата Калифорния, Съединените американски щати.

Има население от 12 260 души (2000) и е с обща площ от 8 кв. км (3,1 кв. мили).

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During the filming along with Jean Reno and Robert De Niro.
In 1996 I received an offer to enter the great world of Hollywood films with a tiny cameo appearance, and in 1998 the chance of a lifetime to breathe the same air as the greatest actors and actresses of our time. I have to smile in retrospect at the first one and put it down as the tiniest film episode in my life, but as for the second one, I am very grateful to have had the opportunity and the experience.
Katarina Witt in "Jerry Maguire"
I had a guest appearance alongside Tom Cruise in the film "Jerry Maguire" from the director Cameron Crowe. The film became one of the best romantic comedies inthe 1990's, and a big success at the box office. Tom Cruise was up for an Oscar for his role, which, incidentally, was won by Cuba Gooding Jr., and it was a big breakthrough for Renee Zellweger. The story dealt with the world of sports and sport management, and combined humorous entertainment with depth and romance.
At the very end, I am standing with the American football star Troy Aikman, and have exactly two sentences of dialogue, or more precisely, four words: "Congratulations, Jerry. Great job." If you blinked you might miss me. The poster with the many photos of me having a long telephone call with Jerry is more enduring than the role itself. Hmm. At least it was sent to Hollywood by my managers in Frankfurt.
In the fast, furious, and highly acclaimed action film "Ronin", by John Frankenheimer from 1998, I play alongside Robert De Niro, Jean Reno and Natacha McElhone.
John Frankenheimer is a directing icon and a self-confessed ice skating enthusiast. As far as the realization of the film goes, I am, in fact, perfect for the role. Unfortunately, as it happened, the tour "Stars on Ice" in the USA coincided with the filming, and he took the character out of the film entirely. Luckily, the filming was put off, and I am able to go to Paris after the tour. John has the screenplay re-written, and I am put in the role of Natasha. With a great cast, "Ronin" tells the age-old story of friendship, intrigue, honor and murder. I play the role that I do best in "Ronin", a figure skater. Natacha Kirilova a Russian show star, who, at the end of the film, while during her performance to Rachmaninov's "Paganini" .....oh my, um, see it for yourself.


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Ikram Mubarak
Mataram University
Mahyuni Mahyuni
Kamaludin Yusra
Home > Vol 6, No 3 (2019) >	Mubarak
Managing Accusations of Racism: A Discursive Psychology Analysis of Discussions on Yogyakarta's Land Ownership Instruction in Facebook
Ikram Mubarak, Mahyuni Mahyuni, Kamaludin Yusra
This study examines the management of accusations of racism in online discussions on the enactment of Yogyakarta's land ownership instruction, banning non-indigenous Indonesians from the rights to own land in this province. A discursive psychology is applied to analyze a wide range of data collected from Facebook. The data have been obtained over a six-month period between February and July in 2018, where Facebook users had massive talks on this particular topic due to the court's dismissal of the lawsuit carried to repeal the instruction in question. The analysis reveals that Facebook users manage their accusations of racism by avoiding any explicit reference to racism, refraining from making direct accusations of racism, and making direct accusations of racism.
Accusations of Racism; Discursive Psychology; Yogyakarta's Land Ownership Instruction; Facebook
Augoustinos, Martha and Every, Danielle. (2007a). Contemporary Racist Discourse: Taboos against Racism and Racist Accusations. In Ann Weatherall, Bernadette Watson, and Cindy Gallois (Eds.), Language Discourse and Social Psychology. Gordonsville: Palgrave, pp. 233-254.
Bertrand, Jacques. (2004). Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict in Indonesia. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Edwards, D. and Potter, J. (2001). Discursive Psychology. In McHoul, A.W. and Rapley, M. (eds.). How to Analyse Talk in Institutional Settings: A Casebook of Methods. London: Continuum, pp. 12-24.
Gossett, Thomas. (1997). Race: The History of an Idea in America. New York: Oxford University Press.
Komnas HAM. (2017). Laporan Tahunan Komnas HAM 2016: Pemenuhan Hak Kelompok Minoritas dan Rentan di Indonesia. Jakarta: Komnas HAM.
Potter, Jonathan. (2010). Discursive Analysis as a Way of Analyzing Naturally Occuring Talk. In David Silverman (Eds.), Qualitative Research. London: Sage. pp. 187-207.
Augoustinos, Martha and Every, Danielle. (2007b). The Language of 'Race' and Prejudice: A discourse of Denial, Reason, and Liberal-Practical Politics. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 26(2): 123-141.
Augoustinos, Martha and Every, Danielle. (2010). Accusations and Denials of Racism: Managing Moral Accountability in Public Discourse. Discourse and Society 21(3): 251-256.
Burke, Shani and Goodman, Simon. (2012). 'Bring Back Hitler's Gas Chambers': Asylum Seeking, Nazis and Facebook— a Discourse Analysis. Discourse and Society 23(1): 19-33.
Chiang, Shiao-Yun. (2010). 'Well, I'm a Lot of Things, but I'm Sure Not a Bigot': Positive Self-Presentation in Confrontational Discourse on Racism. Discourse and Society 21(3): 273-294.
Goodman, Simon and Burke, Shani. (2010). 'Oh You Don't Want Asylum Seekers, Oh You're just Racist': A Discursive Analysis of Discussion about Whether It's Racist to Oppose Asylum Seeking. Discourse and Society 21(3): 325-340.
Goodman, Simon. (2017). How to Conduct a Psychological Discourse Analysis. Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis across Disciplines. 9(2): 142-153.
Riggs, Damien W. and Due, Clemence. (2010). The Management of Accusations of Racism in Celebrity Big Brother. Discourse and Society 21(3): 257-271.
van Dijk, T. A. (1992). Discourse and the Denial of Racism. Discourse and Society 3(1): 87-118.
Magazines:
Chandran, Rina. (2018). Indonesian Lawyer Fights Decades-old Ban on Ethnic Chinese Owning Land. Reuters. Retrieved from:
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN1GI0UM
Himawan, Furqon Ulya. (2018) Handoko Tetap Lawan Instruksi 1975. Media Indonesia. Retrieved from: https://m.mediaindonesia.com/amp/ampdetail/147676-handoko-tetap-lawan-instruksi-1975.
Kresna, Mawa. (2016). Susahnya Tionghoa Punya Tanah di Yogya. Tirto.id. Retrieved from: https://tirto.id/susahnya-tionghoa-punya-tanah-di-yogya-bQS1.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18415/ijmmu.v6i3.788


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Q: Robolectric unit tests fail after Multidex So I recently merged my robolectric 3.0 upgrade with our mainline, which had added multidex support to our application. Unfortunately, this had the unfortunate side effect of causing our tests to fail/not run - they'd simply stop after the first failed attempt to install MultiDex, with this stack trace:
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Multi dex installation failed (/Users/me/Data/Projects/my-android/myapp/. (Is a directory)).
at org.robolectric.RobolectricTestRunner$2.evaluate(RobolectricTestRunner.java:257)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.runLeaf(ParentRunner.java:263)
at org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.java:68)
at org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.java:47)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$3.run(ParentRunner.java:231)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$1.schedule(ParentRunner.java:60)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.runChildren(ParentRunner.java:229)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.access$000(ParentRunner.java:50)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$2.evaluate(ParentRunner.java:222)
at org.robolectric.RobolectricTestRunner$1.evaluate(RobolectricTestRunner.java:194)
at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.run(ParentRunner.java:300)
at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.testing.junit.JUnitTestClassExecuter.runTestClass(JUnitTestClassExecuter.java:86)
at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.testing.junit.JUnitTestClassExecuter.execute(JUnitTestClassExecuter.java:49)
at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.testing.junit.JUnitTestClassProcessor.processTestClass(JUnitTestClassProcessor.java:69)
at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.testing.SuiteTestClassProcessor.processTestClass(SuiteTestClassProcessor.java:48)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:606)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ReflectionDispatch.dispatch(ReflectionDispatch.java:35)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ReflectionDispatch.dispatch(ReflectionDispatch.java:24)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ContextClassLoaderDispatch.dispatch(ContextClassLoaderDispatch.java:32)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ProxyDispatchAdapter$DispatchingInvocationHandler.invoke(ProxyDispatchAdapter.java:93)
at com.sun.proxy.$Proxy2.processTestClass(Unknown Source)
at org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.testing.worker.TestWorker.processTestClass(TestWorker.java:105)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:606)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ReflectionDispatch.dispatch(ReflectionDispatch.java:35)
at org.gradle.messaging.dispatch.ReflectionDispatch.dispatch(ReflectionDispatch.java:24)
at org.gradle.messaging.remote.internal.hub.MessageHub$Handler.run(MessageHub.java:355)
at org.gradle.internal.concurrent.DefaultExecutorFactory$StoppableExecutorImpl$1.run(DefaultExecutorFactory.java:64)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)

I tried to implement various solutions, such as catching the RuntimeException in my Multidex.Install (as noted here https://github.com/robolectric/robolectric/issues/1328 ) and using the shadow MultiDex provided by Robolectric, but that simply fails with a Gradle TaskExecutionException and exits with value 255.
Has anybody figured out a way to fix this yet? It's really slowing my workflow down.

A: Just add multi-dex shadow dependency:
testImplementation "org.robolectric:shadows-multidex:4.0.1"

If you are using Robolectric < 3.4 instead use:
testImplementation "org.robolectric:multidex:3.4.2"

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