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Stovin, Susannah (nee Waterhouse) (1840-1910)
Transcription of obituary published in the Primitive Methodist Magazine by Charles R. Dalton
Susannah Stovin was a native of the Swinefleet Circuit, being born at Whitgift on February 2nd, 1840. Early in life when alone in her room because of some disobedience to her father, she made her peace with God, and to the end she sought to follow, as faithfully as she knew, her Saviour. On removing to Goole, she allied herself with the Beulah Church, and for many years served it with zeal and devotion. She laboured earnestly for its material prosperity and desired continually its spiritual welfare.
For some years, along with her husband, she led a Society Class, and continued this service after his death. Many times abrupt in manner, her heart was kindly and her interest in her members was deep. In later years, life was not easy. She travelled the journey alone, and yet was always conscious of heavenly companionship. Amid struggle and weakness of body, she maintained her faith.
On March 20th, 1910, her body was found in her cottage, her spirit having gone to be with her Saviour. Truly may it be said of her "He giveth His beloved sleep." We laid her to rest on April 2nd, the service being conducted by Revs. S.G. Delafield and C.R. Dalton.
Susannah was born on 2 February 1840 at Whitgift, Yorkshire, to parents John, a master tailor (1851), and Esther. She was baptised on 25 February 1840 at Whitgift.
She married William Stovin (1835-1902), a dockside labourer (1891), in late 1864 at Goole, Yorkshire. Susannah died on 20 March 1910 at Goole, Yorkshire.
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Kaiser family medicine clinic launches 4-question ACE survey pilot for adults
September 27, 2018 By Laurie Udesky in ACE Study, Adverse childhood experiences, Solutions	8 Comments
In July, medical residents in family medicine at Kaiser Permanente in San Jose, CA, began screening adult patients for adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). But it's an ACE survey with a twist: it's shorter, not the 10-question survey of the original CDC-Kaiser Permanente ACE Study, according to Dr. Kathryn Ridout who is leading the pilot along with Dr. Francis Chu and Dr. Alec Uy.
Why a shorter ACE survey?
"When we were doing our initial discussions with stakeholders in the clinical setting, one of the barriers was the perception of the amount of time it takes to do a screening," says Ridout. So, she and her colleagues developed a shorter ACE survey of four questions. The questions were adapted from the original ACEs screen of 10 questions as well as expanded ACE surveys that include statements about experiencing bullying or racism, living in a war zone, or in a violent neighborhood. (Since the four-question survey is currently being piloted, it's not yet available for public release, according to Ridout.)
Ridout, who came to Kaiser in August 2017, says her own interest in ACEs science stems from her medical residency in psychiatry. "Despite the diagnosis, there was this common theme of stressful exposures in childhood," recalls Ridout. That realization led her to begin researching the biological underpinnings of early life stress, she said. And then, she pursued a four-year post-doctoral fellowship at Brown University investigating the neuroscience of ACEs exposure in adults and children, and health outcomes. She focused on epigenetics and markers of aging.
For the pilot, if patients answer yes to two of the questions, doctors consider offering them other support, says Ridout. Ridout says about 100 patients have been screened since July, and they expect to screen about 1,000 patients by the end of the pilot in December 2019.
But Ridout and her colleagues are clear that to get a true sense of what further support their patients might need, they have to understand how resilient they are.
"We can ask people did you have these exposures [to ACEs]. But it's really how did they experience these exposures that's important," says Ridout. To measure and understand how patients weathered ACEs exposures, says Ridout, they'll be adding screening for resilience in January. While they haven't yet selected a resilience screening tool, one they're considering is the Connor Davidson.
And for patients who do need support in building resilience, Kaiser offers a range of services, she says, including online programs and in-person classes, and referrals for therapy or psychiatry.
The goal, says Ridout, is that by the end of this year, all of the approximately 65 family medicine health care providers, nurses and medical assistants at Kaiser San Jose will begin screening patients who are 18 and older for ACEs.
Similar to the training provided to residents and other staff who began screening patients for ACEs in July, the entire family medicine staff will be trained in ACEs science, including the nuances of interacting sensitively with patients who have experienced trauma. The training, Ridout says, follows established guidelines of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which also influenced decisions about the workflow.
For example, instead of patients receiving the ACE survey in the waiting room, medical assistants give it to patients privately in the exam room, explains Ridout. The medical residents collect the filled-out ACEs survey, and give their patients handouts with options for seeking further support.
And doctors, says Ridout, are educating their patients about ACEs science. "We are sharing that we know ACE exposure can increase your risk for a number of health outcomes by making you more sensitive to stress and that resilience can help modify this risk. We then provide resources available to help build resilience. We are also developing handouts and infographics for rooms."
What are the conversations that residents have with their patients after they've filled out the screen?
"That really varies," says Ridout. "We have scripts that say: 'Thank you so much for sharing. Would you be interested in tools to show you how these experiences could potentially impact your health, and also to build skills that might help modify the health risks associated with these experiences of ACES?"
But Ridout says, several residents have reported conversations beyond the scripted statements. "Some residents have shared that they had really impactful discussions with their patients that helped deepen the doctor-patient relationship, and helped bring a joint meaning into the practice where they feel a connection with patients on another level."
"I think we all didn't go into medicine to prescribe another betablocker, or regulate blood sugar. While those things are important — and that is our role — I think it's the connection with the patient that really draws most of us to medicine," she says. "And I think this ACEs screening tool helps facilitate that."
Ridout says that they expect to analyze the data they will be collecting at the end of 2019, when they finish the pilot. Among the questions they'll be examining are how the abbreviated ACE screen compares with traditional ACE screens in capturing ACE exposure.
"The plan is this will be ongoing," she says. "Certainly, as we validate the [screener], the hope is it will actually expand within other clinical realms in Kaiser, and more broadly."
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Tina Hahn says:
I've been starting to wonder, is pushing Pediatricians to screen for ACEs a way to increase the pharmaceutical market reach to kids? Poor urban and rural areas that have few resources generally do have one resource to "treat" behavioral symptoms associated with childhood trauma, Medicaid payments for psychotropic drugs. I believe doctors have to be very vigilant. I remember the time when pediatric bipolar did not exist. It became a thing after a Harvard physician and pharmaceutical spokes person made a CME for Peds docs.
As long as ACE screening is not being done as a means to increase psychiatric drug sales. Psyche drugs do not treat childhood trauma effects. In rural areas like mine, for many, the only real treatment is psyche drugs. To all my pediatric colleagues, please remember the insidious nature of the pharmaceutical industry!
Gwen Shelton says:
Tina, I share your general suspiciousness of big pharma! But having just completed a 1 yr ACE pilot in rural VT I can tell you that there ARE evidence based treatments for family stress. There are the basics that Nadine Burke Harris reiterates in her book- nutrition, exercise sleep, counseling, mindfulness and social connection. I cant get any of my locals to meditate either, but I can use my home health workers, my local daycares, my local sports teams, my CIS, and the local movie theater to all pitch in to help with childhood trauma.
Patricia Botts says:
An outstanding idea! Now, how can this be incorporated into the 10 minute visit that Docs are expected to accommodate?
R. Larry Schmitt says:
I hope to directly contact Dr. Ridout. The complaints re the original 10 question requiring too much MD time I fear is many MDs, from the beginning in 2000, did not follow Dr. Felitti's recommendations: 1. Give the survey to the patient to complete at home to be brought in at their next appointment. 2.Respond to each revelation of an adverse event with, "How did that effect the rest of your life?" A core resistance for the MDs is their reluctance to explore these very important and sensitive experiences with their patients. The savings of medical cost was, and will continue to be, profound.
I have pestered the Kaiser archive people with no success in my attempt to learn why Kaiser stopped promoting this original survey 16 years ago.
rosarydevotee says:
What great news! Thank you for writing about it. Kaiser is really doing some great work. I know of their work encouraging plant-based diets to help overall health and there is evidence it can help deal with trauma, too, as a piece of the puzzle and not the only focus.
Dear Kathryn, In addition to screening for resilience, have you also considered screening for … Antifragility? https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/19092611-antifragile-things-that-gain-from-disorder
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The cover art was taken by photographer Lia Darjes in Nils' new studio and designed by Torsten Posselt at FELD. A series of these in-studio photos will be included in a booklet with a copy of All Melody.
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Kerry Fianna Fáil Senator Mark Daly has said the latest report on lending figures from the Central Bank proves that the banking sector and the Government are failing small businesses in Kerry and across the country.
Senator Daly has called on the Government to provide increased lending powers to credit unions and County Enterprise Boards (CEB) to increase the credit available to viable local businesses.
"This report clearly demonstrates what small businesses in Kerry and across the country have known for some time – banks are simply not lending and the Government is doing little or nothing about it," said Senator Daly.
"The desperately weak level of lending is strangling the life out of small businesses in this region and it's costing us jobs. At the moment banks are turning away viable customers with good business plans who can fully repay their loans. This ultimately results in business closures, more job losses and an unprofitable banking system.
"It is time for the Government to wake up and stop living in denial about the extent of this crisis. It's clear from this report that the banks have been sugar-coating their lending figures and the Government has just accepted this without question. As the owner of AIB and shareholder in Bank of Ireland, the Government needs to use its teeth and ensure that appropriate lending targets are fully met.
"I am also calling on the Government to consider increasing the lending powers of credit unions and the County Enterprise Boards (CEB). Credit unions should be allowed to lend to businesses with finance from the NTMA. County Enterprise Boards (CEB) also need to be funded so they can administer smaller, recoverable loans for hard-pressed businesses.


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India's biggest cities are also its worst
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India's big cities are among its worst places to live in.
In the Indian government's Ease of Living Index 2018 (pdf) released on Aug. 13, major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Chennai ranked poorly on most parameters, including employment, health, pollution, and safety.
Smaller cities such as Pune, Indore, and Chandigarh aced the ranking on basic amenities such as assured water supply, transport, health facilities and governance.
This is the first such survey by the government, conducted over four months and covering 60,000 people in 111 cities.
India's capital city, home to 29 million people, ranked 65th. The world's second-largest city was ranked last in terms of health. Over the years, Delhi's alarming pollution levels have ravaged public health.
However, among cities with populations of over four million, Delhi aced in terms of open public spaces.
Reduced pollution
India's Silicon Valley, once home to lush gardens and open public spaces, has seen a massive population boom in recent years, changing its landscape.
Overall, Bengaluru ranked 58 out of the 111 cities.
But it ranked among the bottom five (107) in terms of safety, and among the bottom 20 on regular power supply.
The southern Indian city did reasonably well, with an overall ranking of 14 out of 111.
And despite its famously overcrowded public transport, Chennai ranked third in the country on this point. However, Chennai's power supply remains a matter of concern for its residents.


New York Sea Grant provided real-time information on the track, intensity and aftermath of Superstorm Sandy via social media when other outlet lost power. The program's award-winning year-long "science behind the storm" story series and related YouTube clips reached over 14,300 visitors on Facebook alone.
Connecticut Sea Grant, New Jersey Sea Grant, and New York Sea Grant have awarded funds totaling $1.4 million to support ten social science research projects to improve community understanding and response to coastal storm hazard information as part of NOAA Sea Grant's Coastal Storm Awareness Program.
Staff and stakeholders of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) held a congressional briefing on NOAA's role in supporting coastal communities before, during, and after Sandy's impact.
The Sea Grant network has been actively engaged in both the short term and long term recovery for those impacted by Sandy.


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Abarth launches world's first virtual reality test drive
Friday, 12th February 2021, 12:00 pm
Updated Friday, 12th February 2021, 12:02 pm
Italian sports car brand Abarth has announced that prospective buyers can now take a test drive from the comfort of their own sofa thanks to virtual reality.
The firm behind a host of Fiat-based hot hatches has announced the world-first approach as dealers look for ways to continue operating under Covid restrictions.
Lockdown and travel restrictions have hit car sales hard, with customers unable to visit showrooms and test drive cars. Many companies have turned to innovative online methods, including video walkrounds of cars and now Abarth is going a step further, offering to bring the test drive to the customer.
Admitting that the VR experience can't really make up for the actual feel of getting behind the wheel, Abarth claims the "test drive" in the limited edition Abarth 595 Scorpioneoro offers a "fully immersive and exhilarating alternative".
The footage features a drive along some of the most famous roads in north Wales, as voted for by Abarth drivers, including stretches around Great Orme, Llyn Ogwen and Black Rock Sands. It also includes a product introduction and walkaround by automotive influencer, Stef Villaverde.
Customers signing up for the test drive trial will receive an Abarth crate delivered to their front. Inside the crate will be a VR headset pre-loaded with the test drive footage and a pair of headphones plus a brochure and host Abarth branded goodies.
Alternatively, anyone with a VR headset can access the video here.
The experience is being offered via one Abarth dealer at the moment but if the trial is a success the brand says it could roll it out to more dealerships.
Arnaud Leclerc, managing director of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK, said: "We are delighted to be able to offer this innovative test drive approach to our customers and Abarth fans. This VR experience allows customers to enjoy the thrill of driving a 595, but from the safety of their own homes."
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Dal 2009 al 2011 ha giocato per il Werder Brema II, collezionando 39 presenze in 3. Liga. Nello stesso periodo è stato più volte convocato in prima squadra, accomodandosi però in panchina senza mai esordire in Bundesliga. Nell'estate del 2011 passa al MSV Duisburg. Dopo aver trascorso alcuni mesi in panchina, il 18 novembre 2011 esordisce in 2. Bundesliga, mantenendo la porta inviolata nel corso della partita vinta per 3-0 contro l'Eintracht Braunschweig. Da quel momento in poi si conferma titolare tra i pali per il resto della stagione, e anche per l'anno successivo, che però si conclude con la retrocessione del Duisburg in 3. Liga. Nell'estate del 2013 si trasferisce quindi all'Eintracht Francoforte per ricoprire il ruolo di secondo portiere, alle spalle di Kevin Trapp, e riuscendo anche ad esordire nelle competizioni europee, giocando tutti i novanta minuti della partita vinta per 2-0 contro l'APOEL Nicosia, valevole per la fase a gironi dell'Europa League 2013-2014. Nella stagione seguente, a causa dell'infortunio di Trapp, viene schierato tra i pali per diverse partite, ben figurando. Al termine della stagione, scaduto il suo contratto con il Francoforte, si trasferisce gratuitamente al Werder Brema. Grazie anche all'infortunio patito da Raphael Wolf, riesce ad affermarsi subito titolare: dopo un inizio di stagione altalenante, in cui alterna grandi parate ad errori grossolani, nel finale di stagione riesce a tornare sui suoi passi, risultando decisivo per la salvezza della sua squadra, avvenuta soltanto all'ultima giornata.

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The IFAC Small and Medium Practices Committee has submitted feedback to the International Ethics Stanards Board for Accountants' proposed five-year strategy and work plan. The committee is generally in agreement with the proposed criteria to determine the IESBA's actions and priorities over the next five years. The committee also recognizes that the IESBA is committed to developing high-quality, principles-based standards and strongly believes this is of critical importance when revising the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants going forward. The committee also acknowledges the range of stakeholders seeking to influence the direction of the IESBA today and is happy to support the view that only principles-based ethics standards can be sustainable over time.


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Q: Removing/replacing multi-line code sections with python I'm trying to remove multiple lines containing an obsoleted code fragment from various file with the help of python. I looked for some examples but could not really find what I was looking for. What I basically need is something that does in principle the following (contains non-python syntax):
def cleanCode(filepath):
"""Clean out the obsolete or superflous 'bar()' code."""
with open(filepath, 'r') as foo_file:
    string = foo_file[index_of("bar("):]
    depth = 0
    for char in string:
        if char == "(": depth += 1
        if char == ")": depth -= 1
        if depth == 0: last_index = current_char_position
with open(filepath,'w') as foo_file:
    mo_file.write(string)

The thing is that the construct I'm parsing for and want to replace could contain other nested statements that also need to be removed as part of the bar(...) removal.
Here is what a sample, to be cleaned, code snippet would look like:
annotation (
  foo1(k=3),
  bar(
    x=0.29,
    y=0,
    bar1(
    x=3, y=4),
    width=0.71,
    height=0.85),
  foo2(System(...))

I would think that someone might have solved something similar before :)

A: try this :
clo=0
def remov(bar):
   global clo
   open_tag=strs.find('(',bar) # search for a '(' open tag
   close_tag=strs.find(')',bar)# search for a ')' close tag
   if open_tag > close_tag:
      clo=strs.find(')',close_tag+1)
   elif open_tag < close_tag and open_tag!=-1:
      remov(close_tag)

f=open('small.in')
strs="".join(f.readlines())
bar=strs.find('bar(')
remov(bar+4)
new_strs=strs[0:bar]+strs[clo+2:]
print(new_strs)
f.close()

output:
annotation (
  foo1(k=3),
  foo2(System(...))

A: Pyparsing has some built-ins for matching nested parenthetical text - in your case, you aren't really trying to extract the content of the parens, you just want the text between the outermost '(' and ')'.
from pyparsing import White, Keyword, nestedExpr, lineEnd, Suppress

insource = """
annotation (
  foo1(k=3),
  bar(
    x=0.29,
    y=0,
    bar1(
    x=3, y=4),
    width=0.71,
    height=0.85),
  foo2(System(...))
"""

barRef = White(' \t') + Keyword('bar') + nestedExpr() + ',' + lineEnd

out = Suppress(barRef).transformString(insource)
print out

Prints
annotation (
  foo1(k=3),
  foo2(System(...))

EDIT: parse action to not strip bar() calls ending with '85':
barRef = White(' \t') + Keyword('bar') + nestedExpr()('barargs') + ','
def skipEndingIn85(tokens):
    if tokens.barargs[0][-1].endswith('85'):
        raise ParseException('ends with 85, skipping...')
barRef.setParseAction(skipEndingIn85)

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6 Music Festival, February 2019 – New Broadcasting House Photo Editor
The Biggest Weekend (May Bank Holiday 2018) – New Broadcasting House Site Editor and Video Publishing
Glastonbury (Friday 23, Saturday 24, Sunday 25 June 2017) – New Broadcasting House Media Manager
Reading + Leeds Festival (Saturday 29 August and Sunday 30 August 2015) – New Broadcasting House Media Manager
Glastonbury (Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 June 2016) – New Broadcasting House Syndication and Video Producer
BBC Radio 6 Music Festival (Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 February 2016) – New Broadcasting House Photo Editor
BBC Music Awards (Thursday 10 December 2015) – New Broadcasting House Photo Editor
BBC Radio 1 Xtra Live (Saturday 17 October 2015) – New Broadcasting House Photo Editor
Last Night of the Proms and Proms in the Parks (Saturday September 10 2016) – – New Broadcasting House Photo Editor
Reading + Leeds (Sunday 28 August 2016) – New Broadcasting House Syndication
The 6 Music Festival and Madonna falling off the stage at The BRITS
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As Board of Elections staffers began the process of tallying by hand more than 93,000 individual ballots, attorney for Melinda Katz, Frank Bolz, raised an objection to one of the ballots being counted, according to published reports.
The ballot—a vote for Tiffany Cabán—had a distinguishing pen mark on the top of the paper. New York State election law forbids any ballot from being counted that is "marked or signed by the voter in such a way that it can be identified from other ballots," including "unusual markings not related to indication of the vote choice."
Transgender Woman Attacked Twice in One Night in Jackson Heights, Police Seek Suspect
July 9, 2019 By Christian Murray
The police are looking for a man who allegedly attacked a transgender woman with pepper spray in Jackson Heights last month—just hours after the victim had been attacked in a similar incident by a hate-filled woman.
DOT Adding Thousands of New School Zone Speed Cameras, Will Double the Hours of Operation Later This Week
A robust citywide expansion of the school zone speed camera network is underway, with the Department of Transportation aiming to add thousands of cameras across all five boroughs in an attempt to curb dangerous driving near the city's schools.
72-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Driver in Corona
A 72-year-old Corona man has succumbed to his injuries after being hit by a car just three blocks from his home late last month.
NYPD Looking for Man Who Allegedly Grabbed Woman's Butt on Roosevelt Avenue
The police have released video of a man who allegedly grabbed the buttocks of a woman on a Jackson Heights street last month.
Katz and Cabán Headed to Court Over Validity of 114 Paper Ballots, Recount to Start Next Week
Tiffany Cabán and Melinda Katz are set to face off yet again, this time in Queens County Supreme Court.
Peralta Proposes Introducing a Residential Parking Permit System in East Elmhurst, The First to Be Implemented in NYC
Jackson Heights spa closed by court order for prostitution
Dromm, Van Bramer and Ferreras-Copeland take a knee in solidarity with the NFL players
Jackson Heights School to Host Open House Tomorrow to Mark Start of Catholic Schools Week
Corona Native Expands Online Tax Preparation Business, Opens Long Island City Office


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Dhaka – As Bangladesh's national election nears, a senior government minister on Tuesday said that a poll-time administration will be formed in the middle of next month.
"There will be no technocrats in the election-time government to be formed in mid October and its size will be small," Obaidul Quader, minister for Road and Bridges, told reporters at his office in Dhaka.
Quader, also the general secretary of ruling Bangladesh Awami League party, said that he had a discussion with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, also the chief of the ruling party, on this issue.
The disclosure came at a time when a major political camp led by Bangladesh Nationalist Party, which boycotted the last election in 2014, has been asking for an impartial administration during the election.
The BNP has been busy asking for release of its jailed party chief Khaleda Zia while the ruling party began its preparation for the election.
The AL has launched early campaign to reorganise the party across Bangladesh ahead of the voting, which is likely to be held in the last week of December.
The Prime Minister will choose the election-time cabinet. It depends on her wish as to who will be inducted in the election-time administration, Quader said as he was asked whether anyone from the Jatiyo Part of former military dictator Hussein Muhammad Ershad would be in the cabinet.
The AL leader said that his party would complete the process of nomination for eligible candidates by October. The ruling party may leave 65 to 70 out of 300 parliamentary seats for its alliance.
To a question, the minister said that Jatiyo Party will contest separately if the BNP remain absent from the electoral fray.
The BNP leaders have been trying to do politics over the sickness of Khaleda Zia, he said.


Fresh flowers to remember. This glorious garden of roses, lilies and alstroemeria surrounds a gleaming Crystal Cross. It's a radiant, reverent expression of faith that will be appreciated for years to come. Grace And Majesty Bouquet T11E405.


At the beginning of January, I had a chance to meet up with a former professor for breakfast and good conversation. It was only a matter of time before politics and public administration were brought up as the topics du jour, and as it turns out, they pair best with avocado toast. After discussing the controversial nature of this election and its unexpected outcome, she jumped immediately into its impact on public administration. Per usual, my professor challenged me to think both outside of the proverbial box and in unifying, not divisive way. She succeeded.
Our conversation centered on the importance of public administrators, especially in these turbulent political times. What follows are highlights of our conversation – and some of my additional thoughts on why the next two to four years will be a crucial time for public administrators.
Career public administrators (PAs) work to influence public policy and serve others. Above all, they must be flexible and adaptable to work in whatever political climate they may find themselves in. Serving for many years and through multiple administrations, PAs provide stability during transitions in power. For example, after being elected, the President may replace the heads of agencies. Mid-level workers, however, continue on their normal routines of keeping government agencies moving. In this way, PAs provide institutional knowledge to incoming cabinet members, the President, and lawmakers.
During this transition period, both federal and congressional bureaucracies are going to play an important role of providing incoming leaders, many of whom have no government experience, with the knowledge needed to perform their job duties.
As America continues to change, cultural competency will become mission critical to serving the public. According to data from the United States Census Bureau, by 2044, the United States will cross over into a majority-minority nation; in other words, "no group will have a majority share of the total." In addition to the ethnic changes, the United States will continue to change it other ways. A Pew Research Publication highlights 10 demographic trends in the United States, all of which will create new challenges and opportunities for PAs. Among the list of demographic changes are: the continued growth of women in the workforce. Women now are in more positions of leadership and this trend is expected to continue. Additionally, the United States is seeing the number of people identifying as Christians decreasing, while the number of unaffiliated persons and Muslims will continue to grow.
As America continues to change, PAs will be left to meet the needs of a culturally diverse America. PAs will be aptly prepared to tackle these challenges, as the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) continues to require cultural competency for Master of Public Administration and Master of Public Policy programs. During this time when political correctness and cultural sensitivity are seen as "unpopular" it is important that we continue to serve all individuals in appropriate, relevant, effective ways.
PAs can help promote bipartisan policy alternatives. Lawmakers at the federal level remain rather unproductive; however, with Republicans controlling the House, Senate, and the Presidency, it is reasonable to expect increased productivity for the 115th Congress. However, there is still a potential for gripe with state and local governments – consider my home, Philadelphia, which has declared itself a sanctuary city, much to the dismay of the GOP.
With the United States as polarized as it is, PAs will be challenged to come up with and enforce innovative, effective, bipartisan policies. If we look at one of the controversial laws to be passed this year—North Carolina's HB2, or "bathroom law," we see an unwillingness of political leaders to consider policy options outside of their political world-view—what Baumgartner and Jones might call a policy monopoly. When these policy monopolies exist, they dominate discourse and ultimately, prevent bipartisan policy solutions from surfacing. Instead, they make it appear that there are only two ways to proceed—a conservative way, or a liberal way. In the case of HB2, conservatives felt the only policy solution was allowing people to use the bathroom corresponding to the gender on their birth certificate. Liberals, however, could not entertain a law that would not allow a person to use whatever bathroom he/she/they/ze feel comfortable using. A PA might note there are several policy solutions – for one, having a unisex bathroom with one stall, could be made to meet Americans with Disabilities standards, provide a place for a gay or single dad to bring his child to change a diaper (often, men's bathrooms do not have changing tables), and allow all individuals to have a bathroom that feels safe. A bathroom for the people!
The list could certainly continue, but the above captures three key roles public administrators will play in the next few years. It is for these reasons that PAs must remain optimistic, and dedicated, especially given the scope of the challenges, and potential adversity, such as the Holman Rule.
I would say the overwhelming majority of civil servants are not in policy making roles. They need to have the skills to be able to implement new policies coming down from the politicians and the political appointees.
Bathrooms are very expensive. I would say that it is not such a good example where compromise is possible. The status quo often is a compromise position. There are many gun control laws on the books. There could be more or there could be less. There could be more restrictions on abortion or fewer. We can have more vetting of immigrants or less (or keep the existing vetting). Sometimes politicians speak as though the choices are all or nothing but that is seldom the case.
Thinking back over my career, I just didn't find the cultural issues were paramount. The hardest challenge was dealing with difficult people, regardless of their cultural background. Some people adopted the Steve Jobs theory of management — yelling and demeaning people because they thought they knew so much more than everybody else. That is really difficult to deal with.


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The Latest Lawrence Arms News!
( 87 Votes )
Written by Scotty	|	04 November 2011
The Lawrence Arm's bassist, Brendan Kelly, has announced he is developing a new solo album. He recently stated on his Twitter account he has finished 4 new songs
"4 songs TOTALLY done. Add that to the 4 that are already done and we're 2/3 of the way there. sorry, folks with expectations. gettin weird."
He also stated that it may be released on November 8th.
"november 8 is the projected, but we'll have to see how fast the nerds who turn the knobs work. Gotta go sing...."
Written by Scotty	|	10 July 2011
The long-awaited DVD from The Lawrence Arms has been detailed. An Evening of Extraordinary Circumstance is slated to be released in late summer via Fat Wreck Chords, chronicling the band's 10th anniversary performance in Chicago, IL in October of 2009.
Crankstrap Productions has posted a trailer for the DVD, which can be seen here.
Written by Lucas P	|	08 April 2010
Chris McCaughan has announced that he is releasing a new Sundowner album sometime in the summer. It will be released on Asian Man Records instead of Red Scare. Red Scare will be pressing Four One Five Two on vinyl in the summer.
"Well, it's been three years since the first Sundowner record and man has a lot happened in the world since then. We had the summer and winter Olympics, the Cubs got embarrassed in the playoffs a few times, Obama became president, I won my first fantasy football championship and we all got a bit older. Ahhh, the dizzying highs. I also wrote a bunch of songs. Over the last several months me and Neil (Hennessy if you're nasty) having been working on the new Sundowner record in Logan Square in Chicago and I'm excited to say it's just about done and that we're putting the finishing touches on it. I'm stoked to be teaming up with Mike Park and releasing it on Asian Man Records this time around. We're shooting for a mid-summer release and we'll have more details for y'all in the near future. I'm also really excited because Toby Jeg at Red Scare is gonna press Four One Five Two on vinyl this summer and we're gonna throw a big party. Rap at ya soon!"
Written by Lucas P	|	26 February 2010
Shortly after the show, Brendan Kelly announced on his blog that there will be a 10th Anniversary Show DVD released by Crankstrap Productions.
There is very little info about the DVD, things such as release date, additional content, etc. has yet to be announced.
A "rough cut" of The Lawrence Arms playing "Recovering the Opposable Thumb" can be found here (the video quality is great, but the audio sounds tuned out due to it being unmixed).
You can become a fan of Crankstrap Productions on Facebook here.
To anyone that did not know the 10th Anniversary Show at the Metro on October 24, 2009 in Chicago. The show featured Mike Park, The Menzingers, and La Plebe as opening acts (it has not yet been confirmed if their sets will be on the DVD)
Chris McCaughan was a guest on the PBS show "Check Please" talking about a middle eastern restaurant in Chicago known as "Sultan's Market"
The video can be found here. I can't link to the video directly you will have to click "watch conversation" on the right to watch Chris and 2 others discuss about the restaurant.
The video itself is unrelated to music, but it gives insight in some of the foods Chris enjoys.
Written by Scotty	|	23 February 2010
On March 16th Red Scare and Anchorless Records will co-release a new split featuring Brendan Kelly of The Lawrence Arms and Joe McMahon of Smoke Or Fire. Titled Wasted Potential it will feature seven songs from each artist. Anchorless will handle the LP and digital versions of the record while Red Scare will be releasing the CD. Toby from Red Scare quipped "I swear to god I saw this all coming when I saw Joe carrying Brendan's limp, drunken body out of a Las Vegas elevator back in like 2005. So we know they got the 'wasted' part down, we'll have to see about the 'potential'. "
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BRENDAN KELLY / JOE MCMAHON "Wasted Potential" LP / Coffee Mug PRE-ORDER
The pressing info is as follows:
160 on Transparent Yellow vinyl
300 on White vinyl
The remainder on Black vinyl
The only place you will be able to get the colored vinyl is through Anchorless' store. Black vinyl will be available through all the normal outlets. We postied 100 copies with a special edition coffee mug. We are making 150 coffee mugs to go along with this set (100 to go with the vinyl, 50 to be shared between Anchorless, Brendan, and Joe). The Coffee Mugs will have artwork from the release on one side and the Anchorless logo on the other side. Why a coffee mug you ask and not a pint glass? The guys figured a coffee mug will help nurse the hangover after a long night of drinking.
The vinyl will come with a digital download coupon, but chances look good that we will be able to send those who pre-order a copy a link to download the digital version before you receive the vinyl. Still working out the kinks with that, but Anchorless has also been so kind as to donate a test pressing for a test pressing contest. The 100 pre-orders will all be entered for a chance to win the test pressing.
Heres is the Tracklist
1. Like A Record Player - Brendan Kelly
2, Necrotism - Brendan Kelly
3. Quincentuple Your Money - Brendan Kelly
4. Blood Meridian - Brendan Kelly
5. Requiem Once Again Revisited - Brendan Kelly
6. There's No Place Like A Stranger's Floor - Brendan Kelly
7. Kiss The Bottle - Brendan Kelly
8. Beauty Fades - Joe Mcmahon
9. Filter - Joe Mcmahon
10. What Separates Us All - Joe Mcmahon
11. Little Bohemia - Joe Mcmahon
12. Delawhere - Joe Mcmahon
13. Irish Handcuffs - Joe Mcmahon
14. Let The Train Blow The Whistle - Joe Mcmahon
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Cheque refers to a bill of exchange, which contains an unconditional order to the bank to pay the specified sum from your bank account. There are two kinds of cheques which are commonly misunderstood are stale cheque and post-dated cheque. A stale cheque is one which cannot be honoured because the reasonable period is expired. As against, a post-dated cheque is a cheque which is drawn today but contains a future date for payment.
Primarily, there three parties to a cheque, drawer – who draws the cheque on his bank account, payee – to whom the cheque is payable, i.e. the beneficiary, and drawee – the bank. The other parties involved in the case of cheques are endorser – the one transferring his right for payment to another, and endorsee – the one to whom the right is conferred. In this article, you will get to know the difference between stale cheque and post-dated cheque.
Meaning A stale cheque is one which is outstanding for a period more than 3 months from the issue date. A post-dated cheque is a valid cheque which a banker honors only when the date it bears arrives.
Honour It cannot be honored. It can be honored, only when the date on the cheque has arrived.
Stale Cheque refers to a cheque which is expired because it is held by the payee for too long. So, it cannot be honoured and is of no use to the payee.
In finer terms, a stale cheque is one that is presented for payment by the payee, at the drawee bank for encashment, but not accepted by the bank, because it is presented after the reasonable period, i.e. three months (earlier it was six months) of its date of payment. These cheques bear a date in the past, on which the cheque is written, and so the bank is not obligated to honour such cheques.
Post-dated cheque as the name implies is a cheque that carries a later date. It is a cheque issued at any point in time by the drawer but contains a future date, i.e. the paying bank will accept the cheque for honour or encashment if it is presented after passing or arrival of the date specified on the cheque. It is mainly used when you want to make payment at a later date.
The encashment of a post-dated cheque before the stated date varies from country to country. In several countries, post-dated cheques can be presented for payment any time, while in some countries these cheques are not honoured until the date stated on the cheque.
The stale cheque is one that was drawn long ago and not presented for payment within a reasonable time, i.e. three months from the date mentioned in the cheque. The post-dated cheque is the cheque on which a date is written by the drawer which is later than a present date, and can be honoured only when the date arrives.
A stale cheque contains a date, i.e. three months or more, in the past. On the other hand, a post-dated cheque contains a future date.
A post-dated cheque cannot be accepted or honoured earlier than the date mentioned on the cheque, whereas a stale cheque is not honoured at all.
Suppose a cheque is drawn on 4th April 2019, then it will be valid up to 3 months from the date of issue, i.e. 3rd July 2019. If the cheque is presented after a reasonable time, then it cannot be encashed, because the banks dishonour such cheques. These cheques are called stale cheques.
Suppose a cheque issued on 4th April 2019 but the date mentioned on it is 19th April 2019. One can encash such a cheque, on or after 19th April 2019 and not before it. These type of cheques are called post-dated cheques.
So, the difference between a stale cheque and a post-dated cheque lies in the date mentioned on the cheque, i.e. if the date borne by cheque is yet to come, then it is called as a post-dated cheque, whereas stale cheque is a cheque which is not presented for payment within three months of the date, it bears.


Cardiomyopathy is considered to be a genetic disorder and is manifested by rigidity and enlargement of cardiac muscles due to which heart is unable to pump efficiently disturbing normal cardiac rhythm that may lead to heart failure and/or other myocardial diseases. It has been estimated that more than 23 million peoples are suffering cardiac ailments worldwide. Replacement of cardiomyocytes and restoration of blood flow is necessary for reversal of cardiomyopathy, particularly if it is being passing on to generations as hereditary disease. Heart has a defined capacity for regeneration; however, cardiac stem cells (CSCs) have been recognized for their ability to repair and/or regenerate cardiomyocytes. CSCs are known to permit regeneration of cardiac muscle and having ability to differentiate, rapidly proliferate, and undergo self-renewal. The use of CSCs has caught more attraction due to their ability to replicate and recruit other stem cells for the regeneration of cardiac tissue. Unlimited sources of stem cells have been identified for cardiac repairment. Somatic stem cells (SSCs) obtained from bone marrow are considered as a major source for cardiac regeneration and improvement of diseases like cardiomyopathy. Similarly, embryonic stem cells (ESCs) have shown great potential to differentiate and proliferate, signifying their probable role in cardiomyocyte regeneration. Moreover, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have also been extensively studied for their ability to regenerate cardiomyocytes and myocardium. Hence, in this chapter we will discuss the major sources, types of stem cells along with their abilities to differentiate, proliferate, and contribute in the regeneration of cardiomyocytes particularly in genetic diseases like cardiomyopathy.


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4 days, 15 venues and 30 English-friendly shows – here are 4+1 highlights of dunaPart5!
Lost and found: Budapest's best escape games
Photo : E-Exit
Kata Fári
08/2/2018, 7:39 PM ● 7-minute article
The struggle is sweet at Hungary's renowned escape-room games. When the door closes behind your back, you have to race against the clock to solve real-life riddles and mind-boggling puzzles to get out. Quirky clues and startling conundrums keep coming your way while you try to crack the code that will finally set you free. And the clock keeps ticking. The themes, designs and concepts of rooms are endless in Budapest, spanning sinister scenes of claustrophobic nightmares and venues of visually pleasing puzzles. Below we assembled some of the best escape games in town. Get out in time or be trapped forever… are you ready?
The rules at escape rooms are always pretty much the same; communication and cooperation are key. Teams always have to work together. Most rooms are best to be worked out in a team of four, but some may require more minds to think alike. If you find a clue, share it with your teammates as the solution is always closer if you think together. A game master is always watching you, ready to give you hints and clues if you get stuck. Most places will only accept cash, while online booking is always necessary. Free your mind to free your body. Enjoy the games!
Claustrophilia E-Exit Gozsdu Mission Locked Room Budapest MindQuest Mystique Room Paniq Room Para Park Pirate Cave TRAP
Claustrophilia
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As the door of a nondescript apartment on ever-buzzing Erzsébet Boulevard closes behind your back, you find yourself in the former residence of Lord Wickelwood. A true adventurer who dedicated his whole life to finding lost treasures all around the world, Wickelwood transformed his apartment into the site of an ultimate real-life adventure before his death. Cleverly crafted puzzles await here, and keep in mind whatever you find as it all may come handy at some point. And all located in the heart of Budapest.
Price: 8,000 – 12,000 HUF
Discount for families and students.
Address: 1073 Budapest, Erzsébet körút 8
More details and booking
E-Exit
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Enchanting visuals await those adventurous at heart at E-Exit. All rooms here are aesthetically pleasing, full of amazing adventures and enigmas. Santa Muerte is recommended for more experienced escapers, as it is full of intriguing challenges that go beyond opening padlocks. The Circus is their easiest room, but this doesn't mean that you are guaranteed to break free. You have one hour to set sad-eyed animals and acrobats free or fall into the evil hands of the tyrant director. In the 1984 room you can experience living in the dystopian world of George Orwell's masterpiece and try to run away from Big Brother and the Thought Police forever. This is particuarly daunting. Heaven and Hell is the most popular room, and rightly so, a game where you have to bring yourself back to life or burn in hell forever.
Price: 10-000 – 14,000 HUF
Address: 1072 Budapest, Nyár utca 27
Gozsdu Mission
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When visiting Budapest, you will almost certainly spend an evening at Gozsdu Courtyard, a buzzing hub of bars and restaurants. If you wish to change tack from all that wining and dining, you can get yourself locked up at Gozsdu Mission, and break yourself free from three different, well-designed and decorative rooms. Its White Mission is unique, as you get locked in an all-white room and have to get out while the key is in front of you the whole time. If you've ever wondered whether you would be able to escape from prison, now you can find out with this thought-provoking game in which you discover your inner Michael Scofield. In the Maffia Room, you become part of a secret society of criminals and complete a mysterious request before the police arrive. Each of these games are full of perplexing puzzles, requiring you to think outside the box in order to get out in time.
Price: 3,000 – 5,000 HUF
Address: 1075 Budapest, Dob utca 16
Locked Room Budapest
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The games at Locked Room are super exciting, full of unique ideas and complex conundrums. You can catch a psycho serial killer, escape a mad surgeon, get your mitts on some gold in a bank robbery, investigate a series of mysterious disappearances at a cursed motel room or find out what on earth is going on at an abandoned house – there are seven startling games to play altogether. All rooms provide clever mystery and realistic riddles. Highly recommended.
Price: 12,000 – 14,000 HUF
Address: 1061 Budapest, Székely Mihány utca 4.
MindQuest
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Those who liked Mission Impossible should definitely enjoy MindQuest. This real-life adventure game is tucked away on the upper story of a downtown ruin pub. Altogether four rooms await temporary secret agents. In The Bomb, you are tasked with diffusing a deadly bomb in the office of a military leader after the Cold War. In the Diamond Heist, you have one hour to steal the world's biggest diamond before security finds you out, while The Matrix invites you to destroy an evil program before it's too late. Those who are brave enough can also venture inside an ancient temple, where the ghost of the evil beast Noo'zaca may still linger.
Address: 1072 Budapest, Klauzál utca 19 (inside Füge Udvar)
Mystique Room
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The visuals and accessories at Mystique Room are so jaw-dropping that solving mysteries here is an especially intriguing experience and you may not even want to leave. Strolling in off Jászai Mari Square you quickly find yourself trapped inside an Egyptian burial chamber, and you have the next hour to overcome obstacles and escape. In The Cathedral you and your team have to find the construction plans of a beautiful cathedral, while in Time Machine you have to restart time that a professor accidentally stopped – before it's too late. The Shogun's Shadow invites you to sneak into the house of an assailant and steal the evidence from a dark murder case.
Address: 1055 Budapest, Szent István körút 9
Paniq Room
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Having opened its doors in 2012, Paniq Room was one of the first live escape rooms in the world. In addition to various games in Budapest and Hungary, they also set up business in Los Angeles and Australia. In Budapest, brave teams can try rooms such as The Real Saw, where a frightening film comes to life; Sherlock, where you can awaken your inner Holmes and collecting evidence; and Darkroom, where to spice things up you have to break into the apartment of a freaky photographer and steal a compromising DVD of the girl next door. Just be sure to leave on time. Many more exciting games await here, and whichever you choose, the fun should be guaranteed.
Address: 1085 Budapest, Mária utca 29.
Para Park
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Para Park was a pioneer of escape games in Hungary. They were one of the first to fill underground spaces with surreal objects and come up with endless intriguing puzzles that you have to solve. Their games are unique and original. They have two rooms: Crime Scene '95 and Community Cube Factory, where you have to solve a maze of puzzles, crack codes, track clues, detect messages and open padlocks in order to solve mind-blowing mysteries. Team cooperation is essential, but if you pay attention to detail, all should come out right in the end.
Address: 1081 Budapest, Vajdahunyad utca 4.
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If you would like to be Jack Sparrow for a little while, this is the place to go. Pirate Cave is a little further away from the city center, but it is well worth the journey on metro 2. Here you can embark on a true treasure hunt amid authentic and funky surroundings, cool special effects, sights and lights. They pay extra attention to the visual world that nicely ties in with the storyline. Playing escape rooms here is a laid-back and enjoyable experience. You just need a bit of that Sparrow swagger.
Address: 1106 Budapest, Fehér út 10.
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TRAP is an acronym for Team Race Against Puzzles and if you enjoy solving complicated clues, you'll love this place. They have four rooms altogether, each cleverly crafted, and full of surprises. In the Egypt room, you travel back in time, venturing inside an ancient pyramid, while the Armageddon room invites you to undertake the simple task of saving the whole of humanity. In the Amazon room, you can be trapped in a jungle forever, and if you find yourself stranded in the dungeon of the Boltons in the Game of Thrones Room – as we all know – there is a lot to lose.
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The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962)
G | 2h 15min | Animation, Adventure, Biography | 16 July 1963 (UK)
The story of Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm, and three of their stories...
Henry Levin, George Pal
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Laurence Harvey, Claire Bloom, Karlheinz Böhm | See full cast & crew »
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Title: The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962)
Won 1 Oscar. Another 1 win & 7 nominations. See more awards »
Tom Thumb (1958)
Family | Fantasy | Musical
A boy, no bigger than a thumb, manages to outwit two thieves determined to make a fortune from him.
Director: George Pal
Stars: Russ Tamblyn, June Thorburn, Peter Sellers
Never a Dull Moment (1968)
Family | Comedy | Crime
Actor Jack Albany, who plays gangsters on TV, is mistaken for notorious hit-man Ace, and is hired by mob boss Leo Smooth to pull a heist, but Jack must find a way out of it.
Director: Jerry Paris
Stars: Dick Van Dyke, Edward G. Robinson, Dorothy Provine
The Moon-Spinners (1964)
Family | Mystery | Romance
Travelling through Crete to collect folk songs for the BBC, a British teen and her aunt stumble upon local criminals who are peddling gems stolen from a London bank.
Director: James Neilson
Stars: Hayley Mills, Eli Wallach, Pola Negri
Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945)
Certificate: Passed Drama | Family
A Norwegian farmer lovingly raises his daughter in rural World War II-era Benson Junction, Wisconsin.
Director: Roy Rowland
Stars: Edward G. Robinson, Margaret O'Brien, James Craig
Sitting Pretty (1948)
Comedy | Family
Tacey and Harry King are a suburban couple with three sons and a serious need of a babysitter. Tacey puts an ad in the paper for a live-in babysitter, and the ad is answered by Lynn ... See full summary »
Director: Walter Lang
Stars: Robert Young, Maureen O'Hara, Clifton Webb
The Secret Garden (1949)
Drama | Family
A girl is sent to live with her uncle on his estate when her parents die. There she discovers much intrigue, family history and secrets and personal baggage. In particular, a screaming child and...a secret garden.
Director: Fred M. Wilcox
Stars: Margaret O'Brien, Herbert Marshall, Dean Stockwell
The Thief of Bagdad (1940)
Adventure | Family | Fantasy
After being tricked and cast out of Bagdad by the evil Jaffar, King Ahmad joins forces with a thief named Abu to reclaim his throne, the city, and the Princess he loves.
Directors: Ludwig Berger, Michael Powell, and 4 more credits »
Stars: Conrad Veidt, Sabu, June Duprez
The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns (TV Mini-Series 1999)
Adventure | Comedy | Family
An American spends his holiday in Ireland, where he is introduced to the world of magical creatures like leprechauns and fairies. In a subplot, a forbidden love story blossoms between leprechaun Mickey and fairy Jessica.
Stars: Randy Quaid, Whoopi Goldberg, Roger Daltrey
The Little Princess (1939)
Comedy | Drama | Family
A little girl is left by her father in an exclusive seminary for girls, due to her father having to go to South Africa to fight in the Second Boer War.
Directors: Walter Lang, William A. Seiter
Stars: Shirley Temple, Richard Greene, Anita Louise
The Black Swan (1942)
An ex-pirate contends with rowdy buccaneers and a love-hate relationship with an aristocratic woman who's tougher than she seems.
Director: Henry King
Stars: Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, Laird Cregar
Show Boat (1951)
Drama | Family | Musical
The daughter of a riverboat captain falls in love with a charming gambler, but their fairytale romance is threatened when his luck turns sour.
Director: George Sidney
Stars: Kathryn Grayson, Ava Gardner, Howard Keel
Gulliver's Travels (1996)
Adventure | Drama | Family
An Englishman returns after nine years abroad and tells strange stories of the tiny people of Lilliput, the giants of Brobdingnang, the flying island Laputa, and the Houyhnhnms, a race of intelligent horses.
Stars: Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen, James Fox
Laurence Harvey ... Wilhelm Grimm / The Cobbler ('The Cobbler and the Elves')
Karlheinz Böhm ... Jacob Grimm (as Karl Boehm)
Claire Bloom ... Dorothea Grimm
Walter Slezak ... Stossel
Barbara Eden ... Greta Heinrich
Oskar Homolka ... The Duke (as Oscar Homolka)
Arnold Stang ... Rumpelstiltskin
Martita Hunt ... Anna Richter (Story Teller)
Betty Garde ... Miss Bettenhausen
Bryan Russell ... Freidrich Grimm
Ian Wolfe ... Gruber
Tammy Marihugh ... Pauline Grimm
Cheerio Meredith ... Mrs. Von Dittersdorf
Walter Rilla ... Priest
Yvette Mimieux ... The Princess ('The Dancing Princess')
The fictionalized lives of the story-telling Grimm brothers are brought to life in this all-star fantasy film. In the early nineteenth century, the brothers Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm are commissioned to write a family history for a local Duke. Reenactments of three of their stories including "The Dancing Princess", "The Cobbler and the Elves" and "The Singing Bone". Written by alfiehitchie
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WONDERFUL Romance, Thrills, Adventure and YOU share every moment! WONDERFUL Music! Songs! Dances! and YOU are part of them! See more »
Animation | Adventure | Biography | Comedy | Drama | Family | Fantasy | Musical | Romance
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Bavaria Studios, Bavariafilmplatz 7, Geiselgasteig, Grünwald, Bavaria, Germany See more »
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Cinerama 7-Track | Mono (Westrex Recording System) (35 mm prints)
Color (Metrocolor)
One of only two movies (the other being "How the West Was Won") filmed in the true three-screen Cinerama process. (Other Cinerama films, such as "This Is Cinerama" and "Cinerama Holiday," were more documentary-style in nature; "Brothers Grimm" and "West" told fictional stories.) Other movies such as "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" were touted as Cinerama, but were actually filmed in a one-camera widescreen process, such as Ultra Panavision 70, and projected on a curved Cinerama screen. See more »
The Dancing Princess is set during a rather fancifully depicted Middle Ages. However, the royal palace in which she lives is the Castle Neuschwanstein, which was not built until 1869-1892. Contemporary visitors are surprised to learn that the castle is not ancient, having had running water and primitive electric lights and telephones. However, the actual youthfulness of the castle is not visually apparent. because it was designed to look like a medieval fairy tale castle. See more »
Children: [chanting over and over] We want a story! We want a story! We want a story! We want a story!
Jacob Grimm: [to Wilhelm] Just tell them I'm your brother.
At the end, the credits simply say: "And they lived happily ever after". There is no "The End" credit or "Cast of Characters". See more »
When shown in regular theatres rather than ones equipped for Cinerama, the film was shown as a regular anamorphic widescreen film. However, it had not been shot that way, so the "lines" at which the three strips of film used in Cinerama were joined were visible onscreen. Films such as the 1955 "Oklahoma!", which was first shown in Todd-AO, were actually filmed in two versions, one for a Todd-AO screen and one for a Cinemascope screen. See more »
Referenced in Password: Episode dated 31 July 1962 (1962) See more »
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Words and Music by Bob Merrill
Feast for the eyes
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You have to be young at heart to relish the film and I enjoyed the visuals as a child would. You know today that the two brothers wrote on two desks side by side to accommodate the cinerama screen--yet it looks so much better visually. It is not great cinema but good cinema of the sixties.
Of particular note was the Terry Thomas and Bud Hackett sub-plot which might not appear to be great technically but is funny and heartwarming even today. Laurence Harvey as Wilhelm Grimm (it was difficult to note that was the Cobbler as well) and Martita Hunt as the witch were superb. The German locations were ideal. The art direction and the puppet/animation sequences were really topnotch--who cares if there was a car visible in one shot!
In short, this is an ideal film for family viewing and the studios should consider re-releasing it for school viewing. All the kids today know of Snow White and Cinderella, but how many know of the Grimm brothers or of why Cinderella was called by that name? The film needs imaginative marketing to keep the box office jingling...


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George de la Rey Tossel (born 5 March 1988 in Pretoria, South Africa) is a South African rugby union player, currently playing with Western Province Super League club side Hamiltons. He usually plays as a centre, but can also play as a winger or a fullback.

Career

Youth and amateur rugby

After playing schoolboy rugby at Middelburg Technical High School, Tossel was included in the  squad for the 2006 Under-18 Craven Week tournament. He moved to Durban, where he joined the  Academy. For the 2008–2009 season, Tossel had a spell at English North 1 West side West Park St Helens before returning to Durban.

In 2010, he joined the  and was named in their Vodacom Cup squad, but failed to make an appearance. In 2011, he made appearances for  during the 2011 Varsity Cup competition.

Leopards

2011 saw Tossel join Potchefstroom-based side . He made his first class debut for them in their 2011 Vodacom Cup match against . He also made his Currie Cup debut in the same season, making twelve appearances in a disappointing campaign that saw the Leopards being relegated to the First Division. He did contribute three tries during the season though, the first of those coming against the .

An injury-plagued 2012 saw him play just three matches, although he did score three tries, including a brace in their match against the . A return to regular rugby saw Tossel contribute four tries in 21 appearances during the 2013 Vodacom Cup and Currie Cup seasons.

In 2014, Tossel scored nine tries in just seven matches in the 2014 Vodacom Cup competition to finish as the joint-leading try-scorer for the competition. This try haul included a hat-trick scored against the  in Kempton Park and two tries against the  in Middelburg, where Tossel went to high school.

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Empire State Games athletes will have to pay to participate
By John Kekis |
PUBLISHED: January 9, 2009 at 10:40 a.m. | UPDATED: July 22, 2021 at 5:43 a.m.
SYRACUSE — Unless there's a change of heart, funding for the Empire State Games will end in the upcoming fiscal year, and that means high school athletes will have to pay if they want to play. The New York parks department made the announcement Friday, blaming the state's huge budget deficit. "In a time of unprecedented fiscal crisis, the unfortunate reality is that reductions have to be made across every area of government," Carol Ash, commissioner of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, said in a statement. "We have sought to strike an appropriate balance that allows the games to continue for high school and physically challenged athletes." Starting with this summer's Empire State Games — scheduled for July 22-26 at venues in Dutchess, Ulster and Orange counties — participation fees will be set at $285 for the summer games and up to $100 for the winter games. The fees will cover the cost of room, board and local transportation during the four-day events. In the summer games, scholastic boxing, fencing and shooting will be suspended, while bobsled, luge and skeleton will be suspended at this year's winter games, scheduled for Feb. 20-22 in Lake Placid. In addition, annual senior games and all masters and open competitions will be suspended in fiscal 2009-10, which begins in April. The cuts have organizers worried. "I fear that the games may never recover," Frank Intervallo, the Hudson Valley regional director for the games, said in an e-mail to coaches and staff. The Empire State Games were begun in 1978 by then-Gov. Hugh Carey and have operated on an annual budget of roughly $3 million, most of it from the state. There have never been participation fees. "It (charging a fee) is not a foreign concept, but it would be unfortunate because one of the great things about the Empire State Games is that you're recognized as one of the finest athletes in the state and you are treated to this competition," Jeffrey Lake, who served as chairman of the local organizing committee for the Binghamton games last summer, told the Press & Sun-Bulletin of Binghamton. "To suddenly say, congratulations, you are invited to come and represent your region — and, P.S., that'll cost you $300 — that might take some getting used to." The Olympic-style, all-amateur event has taken place in various locations throughout the state every year and features six competing regions. Athletes within each region are broken down into three separate divisions — scholastic, open and masters. The summer games have featured 28 events, including track and field, basketball, baseball, cycling, swimming and volleyball. The summer games last were held in the Hudson Valley in 2005. An estimated crowd of nearly 7,000 watched the summer 2006 opening ceremony in Rochester, which included fireworks and performances by a local high school choir, trampoline artists, and a pop-rock band. "This state is like no other," Carey told more than 6,000 athletes in attendance. "We started the Empire State Games to give people hope for tomorrow." For the 2010 Summer Games in Buffalo, Ash said her agency will be pursuing private sponsorship with the hope of reinstating competitions that were suspended, as well as revisiting a new fee structure. Ralph Galanti, organizing chairman for the Buffalo games, said he's determined not to force scholastic athletes to pay to play. "You can't make these kids pay. A lot of the poor-income families won't be able to afford it," Galanti told The Buffalo News. "It will eliminate a lot of the good athletes and take away from the prestige of the games. Instead of having the elite and best players, only the people who can afford it will be there. That's not the true meaning of the Empire State Games."
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A Certificate IV in Small Business and Management has helped young film-maker Christopher Reavell to start a succesful film production company in Canberra.
Nineteen-year old Christopher Reavell knows a lot about film-making. His Canberra company, Velton Studios, has already created a 50-minute film – The Powder Clock – that he describes as "a dark story, inspired by Quentin Tarantino and Stanley Kubrick, about an organisation that recruits people into a death ring." The film has screened in Canberra cinemas and will shortly be released on DVD, feats that most aspiring film-makers would be proud to list on their curriculum vitaes.
Reavell is confident his future projects will be even bigger and better, thanks in part to his decision to pursue the TAFE qualification Certificate IV in Business and Management.
DVD menu from The Powder Clock
Deciding to attain the certification was not Reavell's original plan, as he left school knowing he wanted to become a filmmaker and felt he had access to advice and skills that would mean he could put his productions first. "I have good family backing and relatives who work in finance," he says. "I got a lot of help from them." He also had an aversion to higher education, as he wanted to get straight into the hands-on business of film-making.
"I figured any degree does not guarantee a job," he says.
"It is really up to you to make your own work known. You have to be in the industry, otherwise it does not matter how much education you have." But as Velton studios became busier and Reavell wrote a business plan, he felt a little perspective could not hurt. He therefore applied for, and won entry into, the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS).
This scheme offers income support to start-up entrepreneurs and includes an intensive education program that results in attainment of a Certificate IV in Business and Management.
Reavell says the scheme "gave me more chance to figure out what to provide to my clients, and I learned how to break down what my business was and how it could evolve in future." "The program covers all aspects of business including tax, administration and records-keeping. It re-enforced a lot of things I already knew, but it also gave me a lot of contacts and networking opportunities that I thought would be helpful for the business." One of those opportunities was financial, as the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (which runs the NEIS program) helped Reavell to obtain a loan. Velton Studios has used that money to invest in better equipment, which should mean future productions are more impressive than their predecessors.
"I feel like the Certificate confirms my qualifications and competency as a business owner," he says.
And business is good. Velton has branched out into filming events for corporate clients and is doing a little web development too. But features are the product Reavell hopes he can concentrate on in future. "We're working on features already," he says. "We got a good response to The Powder Clock and it has encouraged us to move on to bigger and better projects."
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