Unimpeded by Norwegian language, culture, or social conditions, Norway should be capable of creating and expanding a visionary arena for critically independent, international documentary film.
The Ministry of Culture's Trond Giske launched the so-called "Norwegian Film Pledge"1 this spring with the White Paper on Film. The Government presented proposals to Parliament advocating an increased commitment to Norwegian feature-length films, organizational mergers, and a relocation of the film archive.
And "increased activity leads to increased quality" if we are to believe the quantitatively accurate White Paper.3 But this is a methodical challenge. On average, we are subsidizing each Norwegian feature-length film to the tune of 9 million kroner (EUR 1.1 million)4 – which unfortunately produces a lot of low-budget, naive, and chuckleworthy feature films. The goal is 25 Norwegian films per year.
Now to the White Paper on Film's international concerns; international film producers with a desire to come to Norway are to receive support. Foreigners are to be lured northwards by financial support to the tune of 15 per cent of filming costs incurred on Norwegian soil – the justification for this being that foreign directors contribute to a "professionalization and internationalization of the film sector".8 Absolutely! But such commercial politics fixes the emphasis on the financial contribution these "guests" will be able to leave in Norway, which may lead to the "promotion of Norway as a tourist destination".
And just what is it that is going to contribute to our diversity? Unfortunately a budget earmarked by "incentive schemes" is insufficient for international film producers. In 2004, Iceland, a pioneer in the world of incentives schemes, awarded 170 million kroner (EUR 21 million) in incentives – and recouped 300 million kroner (EUR 37 million) in VAT and tax from productions carried out in Iceland. And what is Norway doing? We are squeezing out 10 million kroner (EUR 1.2 million) a year as part of a cautiously proposed "pilot scheme." Some will take the plunge, others will not.
On the other hand, it is interesting today to note the dawning of a promising Norwegian network of documentary directors and producers who are striving to achieve something and who take risks to get there. Typically, these are people who have left behind safe jobs in the media; they are documentary filmmakers with an international vision that extends far beyond commercial politics and Norway as a tourist destination. They are people who subscribe to a fundamental, global humanism and have the courage to show opposition to gross injustice.
Beate Arnestad's film My Daughter the Terrorist (2006) is a "painful" story from Sri Lanka. We follow two young women, Tamil guerrilla fighters. Unable to bear the feelings of powerlessness and humiliation engendered by the pillaging of Sri Lankan government troops, they are ready to die for the cause.9 There is a detailed account of a mother who loses her daughter to the guerrillas and of a young boy who weeps and pleads with his dead father not to leave him. We witness the dead-pan deliberations of female guerrillas as they debate the site of their imminent burials. This is not a sentimental film, rather, a portfolio of human fates filmed in direct cinema – where the observations of individuals highlight societal problems. The director's voice is absent from the film.
Line Halvorsen, previously profiled in the Norwegian Le Monde diplomatique, has also produced a similar type of documentary. In USA versus Al-Arian, she portrays, through a handful of other voices, the extent to which the US has become an oppressive and farcical society of control.10 Norwegian Halvorsen previously lived on the West Bank, which was also the location for her 2003 film, A Stone's Throw Away – a social commentary told through the accounts of a group of Palestinian boys. This is most clearly demonstrated during the curfew, when she films the boys' token protests, demonstrations of their powerlessness – small stones thrown at patrolling Israeli ironclad tanks.
Erling Borgen is also a Norwegian documentary powerhouse. Even if several of his documentaries (A little piece of Norway, The Ambassador), may seem slightly fragmentary, they each have a glowing political core. This is also true of the Norwegian documentary Smaken av hund (2006).
Documentary film reaches out to the emotions. Sometimes the best form of criticism is the documentary film.
To be visionary means to want something, to raise awareness and hopefully influence future events. Allow me to cite two role models from the annals of documentary film.
In the sixties the American filmmaker Emile de Antonio created an evocative montage to illustrate his stand against the role of the US as post-war global police authority and new imperial superpower. He is most well known for In the Year of the Pig (1969) – a crass confrontation with America's politics in Vietnam. The documentary provided a general historical backdrop at the height of America's involvement in Vietnam. De Antonio used French and American but also Vietnamese film archives. He was therefore labelled a traitor and the documentary was prevented from being publicly broadcast. It was, however, screened at universities and seen by a wide audience. The film was to become one of the most significant and influential icons of the American anti-war movement. In celebrated American cinema direct tradition, the film renounced commentary. Argumentation was shaped through cutting and editing.
Peter Watkins' "The War Game" is a kind of television report from the future.
The English director Peter Watkins is another visionary, famous in Norway for creating something we were unable to create: the film Edvard Munch (1973).11 However, somewhat more critico-political is the "documentary" from this former BBC man, The War Game (1965) – a kind of television report from the future. In order to illustrate "what would happen in the aftermath of a catastrophe", he made a film about a nuclear bomb exploding over a northern English airport. He portrays the society of survivors, the social glue in dissolution – horrible, detailed depictions of the burned, the blinded, the radiation sick. The police execute those who steal food. His use of amateur actors adds to the disturbingly "real-life" feel of just such an eventuality.
The authorities at the time pressured the BBC to such an extent that the film was never shown on television – their justification being that the film would lead to mass hysteria in the population… But cinema showings were allowed and the film became a hit with audiences all over Europe. Watkins received an Oscar for best documentary film and continued to make films about the nuclear threat in many different countries (he also interviewed a number of Norwegian citizens).
Would he have been lured to Norway by Giske's "incentive percentage"?
Shouldn't a wealthy country like Norway – ridiculously rich in resources and economically "independent" – be able to intervene critico-politically where it really matters?
However, there is a difference between providing support and making a promise. The promising and the visionary have to deal with this; the majority of Norwegian film cannot centre on dishing up entertainment to our consumerist, market-adapted, silver-spoon generation.
Don't get me wrong, I think feature films are important, in fact we write a lot on that very theme in Le Monde diplomatique. Of course, some good films will come out of the film grants. The Norwegian film Reprise (2006) by Joachim von Trier is a good example. This is a film which ostensibly deals with the West-side bourgeoisie and the existential despair inherent to youth and "becoming someone" – perhaps culturally typical of the nineties "Morgenbladet generation".
But if one is to make one's mark internationally and in a forward-thinking manner, international documentary film created by Norwegians could well be an area of commitment. Indeed, who else would support as important a film as USA versus Al-Arian? The US? At the same time, American intellectuals are making a lot of highly convincing documentaries, for example Paul Thomson's 9/11 Press for Truth; a critique of the events of 9/11 based on 7000 mass media news reports.13 Just imagine how far such filmmaking could come with Norwegian state funding.
It is interesting to note that Norway actually receives general "support" from the EEA/ESA. They categorize Norwegian films in general as "difficult films", thus granting exemption from the EU's principle of free competition. Especially "difficult and low-budget films" can therefore be granted in excess of 50 per cent financial support. Since Giske & co. are now proposing a level of support under this level, does this mean that we should perhaps be less "difficult" and more "business-minded"? In any case, I believe protecting our native language and our sheepish pride in our Norwegian identity is not so important. The "difficult ones" that deserve financial support are first and foremost the critical and non-commercial international film that provide a wide-ranging, humanistic critique.
The documentary is the poor cousin of the feature film. To be visionary is to set your focus beyond the low-budget average. A stronger focus on the documentary may come in this month through the second parliamentary White Paper on general broadcasting or it could be highlighted by Parliament when the "film pledge" is processed in June. If Norway had supported production of 15 solid documentary films a year, we could, just like von Trier's film circle in Denmark, have made our mark on the international scene. We have enough Norwegian men and women with a track record of humanist engagement. This would have been a visionary and forward-thinking cultural politics.
One can, in fact, produce 10 sturdy international documentaries for the same budget needed to make five feature films, at around 4 million Norwegian kroner (EUR 500 000) each. It is commonplace for the documentary director, producer, and photographer to invest a great deal of idealism and private funds – as in the case of My Daughter the Terrorist – to make an hour-long documentary with a price tag of 2 million kroner (EUR 250 000).
Today it is the private Freedom of Expression Foundation that has to a large extent ensured that many a Norwegian and international documentary saw the light of day. My hope is that the commitment being made by "The New Film Institute" allows sufficient openness to substantial state support and an arena for critical and independent documentary film, and that fewer and fewer skilled Norwegian documentary filmmakers will find themselves constrained to produce commercial films to make a living.
We could, for example, present filmmakers with backgrounds in cinema direct and cinema verité who would, together with film crews, venture boldly into international conflict zones at short notice. Films with a focus on international issues and which reach an international audience – precisely what the White Paper called for.
Here's an example: imagine a promising Norwegian female director, a cross between Peter Watkins and John Pilger, who travelled to Iran last year to make a "forecast report" on "the result of the American invasion of Iran". The filming of approaching hangar ships and a 36-hour bombing that sets the country back 15 years (this after the superpowers scoffed at the energy demands of the growing population, rhetorically calling the commitment to nuclear energy "the nuclear bomb"). A 60-minute reflective and emotionally engaged Norwegian "documentary" could globally disseminate the possible consequences in advance: not just close-ups of the corpses of children, headless cadavers, the fatherless and homeless – but a country in the grip of a depression with a generation of decimated families growing up fed on a diet of life-long hatred of the West and replete with the promise of revenge.
In 2005, 15 films received 135.8 million Norwegian kroner (EUR 17 million) in funding.
Parliamentary White Paper, p. 97.
Ibid, p. 43. "Norwegian language" cited 10 times in the White Paper.
Parliamentary White Paper, p. 76.
See also article on Sri Lanka in Le Monde diplomatique (Oslo), 4/2007.
See Le Monde diplomatique (Oslo), 2, 3/2007.
Parliamentary White Paper, p. 22.
See 911pft.com/pft/catalog/9-11-Press-for-Truth-DVD-p-1.html. The film was shown to a packed auditorium at Parkteateret on the occasion of Le Monde diplomatique's 4-year anniversary.


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Attachment in Adolescence: An Agenda for Research and Intervention: Attachment in Adolescence: An Agenda for Research and Intervention Ronald Jay Werner-Wilson, Ph.D. based on Material from Developmental-Systemic Family Therapy with Adolescents (Werner-Wilson, 2001) Reference: Reference A version of this material was published as Werner-Wilson, R. J. & Davenport, B. R. (2003). Distinguishing between conceptualizations of attachment: Clinical implications in marriage and family therapy. Contemporary Family Therapy, 25, 179-193. Introduction: Introduction "Attachments lie at the heart of family life. They create bonds that can provide care and protection across the life cycle (Ainsworth, 1991), and can evoke the most intense emotions - joy in the making, anguish in the breaking - or create problems if they become insecure" (Byng-Hall, 1995, p. 45). Conceptual Confusion about Attachment: Conceptual Confusion about Attachment The word "attachment" is used casually and by professionals in a variety of ways that can create conceptual confusion. It is a term that is used casually to refer to a general level of affection. Professional Uses: DSM: Reactive Attachment Disorder (a/k/a attachment disorder) Influence of John Bowlby: Attachment in children Adult nuclear family attachment Adult romantic attachment Clinical Conceptualization of Attachment : Clinical Conceptualization of Attachment Common Clinical Usage: Common Clinical Usage "Attachment disorder" has become a popular clinical diagnosis for children. "Attachment disorder" is described in ways that suggests it is a trait of the child. "These seriously disturbed children have difficulty forming attachments even when placed in good foster and adoptive homes" (Booth & Wark, 2001, p. 5). Children are often described as incapable of forming attachment bonds. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders : Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Clinical use of the term attachment seems to be associated with the DSM diagnosis Reactive Attachment Disorder. Some clinicians also seem to adopt some aspects of disorganized attachment. Reactive Attachment Disorder of Infancy or Early Childhood is described in DSM as a "[m]arkedly disturbed and developmentally inappropriate social relatedness in most contexts, beginning before age 5 years" Reactive attachment disorder is demonstrated by either ...: Reactive attachment disorder is demonstrated by either ... "persistent failure to initiate or respond in a developmentally appropriate fashion to most social interactions, as manifest by excessively inhibited, hypervigilent, or highly ambivalent and contradictory responses" or "diffuse attachments as manifest by indiscriminate sociability with marked inability to exhibit appropriate selective attachments (e.g., excessive familiarity with relative strangers …)" (DSM-IV-TR Quick Reference, pp. 78-79). Characteristics of Reactive Attachment Disorder: Characteristics of Reactive Attachment Disorder According to DSM, reactive attachment disorder is associated with at least one of the following: persistent disregard for basic emotional needs; persistent disregard for basic physical needs; repeated changes of primary caregiver (DSM-IV-TR Quick Reference, p. 79). Reactive Attachment Disorder: Epidemiology: Reactive Attachment Disorder: Epidemiology No studies have been conducted to establish prevalence, incidence, or natural course. DSM simply states that it is very uncommon. Some have inferred prevalence from child maltreatment statistics, but these are unreliable. Abuse or neglect does not automatically produce Reactive Attachment Disorder. Treatment of Attachment Disorder(from Hanson & Spratt, 2000): Treatment of Attachment Disorder (from Hanson & Spratt, 2000) Assumption: child has repressed rage which interferes with ability to form an attachment. Clinical intervention: help child release her/his rage and teach child that parents can and will be in control. "Parents may be told that this is the only way to keep their child from becoming a serial killer, murderer, or psychopath" (p. 142). Parents may be told that conventional treatments will not work for their child. Treatment includes Gestalt-type enacting and fighting with the child's birth mother. Holding Therapy: Holding Therapy Also referred to as attachment or rage reduction therapy. Confrontational model that uses coercive techniques to provoke emotional responses in the diagnosed child. Three Primary Treatment Components: Three Primary Treatment Components Prolonged restraint for purpose other than protection. Prolonged noxious stimulation (e.g., tickling, poking ribs). Interference with bodily functions. Concern about Treatment: Concern about Treatment "This restraining is not related to child's immediate behavior, and the procedure may be repeated daily. During the restraining period, the clinician actively attempts to provoke and arouse the child by providing noxious stimulation such as yelling in the child's face, poking or tapping the child, tickling, or pulling on limbs. The child may try to resist by screaming, fighting, or crying but eventually breaks down. When the child reaches the point of surrender, he is then given to his caregiver(s), to whom he reportedly instantly attaches" (Hanson & Spratt, 2000, p. 142) Research on Treatment of Reactive Attachment Disorder: Research on Treatment of Reactive Attachment Disorder Hanson and Spratt (2000) recently completed a review of Reactive Attachment Disorder because of concerns about the "emergence of novel treatments that lack a sound theoretical basis or empirical support, and may potentially be traumatizing and harmful to the child". "Diagnosis is complicated by the fact that frequently there are comorbid mental health, medical, and developmental conditions that need to be assessed and treated." No treatments put forth for the disorder have been empirically examined for "safety or effectiveness" (p. 137). "Major Concern" with Holding Therapy (Hanson & Spratt, 2000): "Major Concern" with Holding Therapy (Hanson & Spratt, 2000) Child clients are particularly vulnerable, especially if they have severe abuse or neglect histories. Attachment /Holding therapy could be traumatic. Although proponents of attachment contend that it has been misrepresented (e.g., they suggest that it is also nurturing and sensitive), effectiveness seems to be based on anecdotal testimonials from parents. "[T]he fact remains that there is simply no empirical evidence at present to support the assertion that attachment therapy is more effective, or even as effective, compared to accepted and conventional approaches" (p. 142). Attachment Conceptualizations Associated with Bowlby: Attachment Conceptualizations Associated with Bowlby Areas of Investigation: Areas of Investigation Attachment in Children (measured via the strange situation and in-home observations) Adult Nuclear Family Attachment (measured by the adult attachment interview) Adult Romantic Attachment (measured using several self-report techniques) An Evolutionary Perspective: An Evolutionary Perspective Proximity to parents facilitates protection of children. Infants are predisposed to seek proximity during distress. Attachment, therefore, contributes to evolutionary survival. "Within this framework, attachment is considered a normal and healthy characteristic of humans throughout the lifespan, rather than a sign of immaturity that needs to be outgrown" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 5). Attachment is not …: Attachment is not … imprinting a fixed characteristic or attribute adolescents demonstrate different attachment styles with different caregivers attachment style may change throughout development Attachment …: Attachment … describes an emotional bond. describes a set of behaviors that influence relationships. is only one feature of the parent-adolescent relationship. occurs in all children and youth. style is based on an internal working model (set of expectations about relationships). Behavioral Systems that Influence Attachment: Behavioral Systems that Influence Attachment Attachment Behavioral System Repertoire of attachment behaviors. Promotes proximity to caregiver. Attachment occurs even when physical needs are not met or the child is abused. The attachment behavioral system is a goal-corrected system that is flexible. Exploratory Behavioral System Promotes survival because curiosity helps adolescent children learn about and adapt to their environment. This system reduces attachment behavior. Behavioral Systems (cont.): Behavioral Systems (cont.) Fear Behavioral System Promotes safety. Engages the attachment system. The Caregiving System Parent repertoire of behaviors that are engaged to respond to attachment-seeking in children. Like other systems, it is activated by internal and external cues. Behavioral Systems (cont.): Behavioral Systems (cont.) The Sociable System "[T]he organization of the biologically based, survival-promoting tendency to be sociable with others" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 9). This system is different from the attachment system. The Attachment Bond: The Attachment Bond Attachment bond refers to an affectional tie: "this bond is not between two people; it is instead a bond that one individual has to another individual who is perceived as stronger and wiser … A person can be attached to a person who is not in turn attached to him or her" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 12). The attachment bond cannot be inferred from the presence or absence of attachment behavior. Propositions About Attachment Bond (from Cassidy, 1999): Propositions About Attachment Bond (from Cassidy, 1999) The attachment bond is only one feature of a parent-child relationship. Caregivers also serve as playmates, teachers, and disciplinarians. Children experience multiple attachments but the quality of the attachment bond is not the same in each relationship. The quality of the bond is influenced by amount of interaction, quality of care provided, and emotional investment of the caregiver. Early Attachment and Later Development (Thompson, 1999): Early Attachment and Later Development (Thompson, 1999) There seems to be a "modest" relationship between early attachment and later outcomes. Influence of attachment seems to be "more contingent and provisional than earlier expected" (Thompson, 1999, p. 280). Intervening events seem to moderate influence of attachment. Thompson reminds us that attachment is only one dimension of the parent-child relationship. He noted that Bowlby recognized this as well. Internal Working Models: Internal Working Models Experiences with caregivers influence expectations about future relationships. Working models seem to be "based on a network of developing representations that emerge successively but interactively with age (from Thompson, 1998). Early representations provide important information but they are fairly simplistic and " probably do not provide the conceptual foundation for the sophisticated and complex representations of self and relationships in other years" (Thompson, 1999, pp. 267-268). Representational Systems: Representational Systems Four interrelated conscious and unconscious representational systems seem to influence internal working models: Social expectations about caregivers developed during the first year are subsequently elaborated. Event representations: beginning in the third year, general and specific memories about attachment experiences are stored. Beginning at age four, individuals begin to create their own narratives and self-understandings about self and relationships. Beginning in the third and fourth years, the individual begins to form conclusions about characteristics of others and relationship expectations. Significance of Developmental Processes on Attachment: Significance of Developmental Processes on Attachment Working models are continuously revised and updated throughout development "[T]heir impact on a child's psychosocial functioning at any particular age may depend on the security of the representations that are developed at that particular time" (Thompson, 1999, p. 268). "[D]ifferent facets of working models (e.g., social expectations, autobiographical memory) have not only different developmental timetables but perhaps also different periods of critical influence. Significance of Developmental Processes on Attachment (cont.): Significance of Developmental Processes on Attachment (cont.) Caregivers not only influence attachment by the quality of care they provide but also by the interpretation of that care because their interpretation may be adopted by the child. Thompson (1999) concludes that, for these reasons, it is important to consider working models in a developmental context in order to understand them as a source of developmental continuity. Multiple Attachments: Multiple Attachments Children form more than one attachment and strength of attachment seems to be influenced by the extent to which the caregiver provides sensitive care. The potential number of attachment figures is not limitless. Although children have multiple attachment figures, they do not treat all attachment figures as equivalent. Individual Differences: Individual Differences Although there is a biological basis for attachment and all children become attached (even to abusive parents), not all children become securely attached. "Secure attachment occurs when a child has a mental representation of the attachment figure as available and responsive when needed. Infants are considered insecurely attached when they lack such a representation" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 7). Influences on Attachment Context Emotion Cognition Attachment: The Role of Emotion: Attachment: The Role of Emotion Intense emotions are associated with the "formation, the maintenance, the disruption, and the renewal of attachment relationships" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 6). Emotions contribute to motivation to seek attachment. Attachment: The Role of Cognition: Attachment: The Role of Cognition Children learn to use specific attachment behaviors with specific people in specific situations. Children develop "internal working models" that help them anticipate the future. Attachment: The Role of Context: Attachment: The Role of Context Activation of the attachment behavioral system is influenced by conditions in the child conditions in the environment. "In sum, proximity seeking is activated when the infant receives information (from both internal and external sources) that a goal (the desired distance from the mother) is exceeded. It remains activated until the goal is achieved, and then it stops" (Cassidy, 1999, p. 6). Family as a Secure Base: Family as a Secure Base Definition: "a family that provides a reliable and readily available network of attachment relationships, and appropriate caregivers, from which all members of the family are able to feel sufficiently secure to explore their potential" (Byng-Hall, 1999, p. 627). Factors Associated With a Secure Family Base: Factors Associated With a Secure Family Base There is a shared awareness that attachment relationships are important and care for others is a priority in the family. Family members should support one another in providing care for each other. Factors that Undermine a Secure Base in Families: Factors that Undermine a Secure Base in Families Fear of losing an attachment figure or actual loss of an attachment figure. A child clings to one caregiver and rejects relationships with other caregivers. Byng-Hall refers to this as "capturing" an attachment figure. Turning to an inappropriate attachment figure (i.e., if one parent is not supporting the other parent, a child may be used as an attachment figure). Abusive relationships. Negative self-fulfilling prophecies: there is an expectation that losses from other generations will be repeated. Attachment in Adolescence: Attachment in Adolescence "Research is increasingly showing that adolescent autonomy is most easily established not at the expense of attachment relationships with parents but against a backdrop of secure relationships that are likely to endure well beyond adolescence" (Allen & Land, 1999, p. 319). During adolescence, attachment relationships are gradually transferred to peers. Problems Associated with Adolescent Attachment: Problems Associated with Adolescent Attachment Caregivers may interpret individuation efforts as a threat to their relationship with their adolescent children. Insecurely attached adolescents and their parents may become overwhelmed by affect associated with individuation which, in turn, contributes to conflict. Insecurely attached adolescents may become easily frustrated because they do not expect to be heard or understood by their parents. Caregiver seems to demonstrate more rejecting behaviors toward adolescent. Adolescent demonstrates more anger at home than in the other settings. Play (exploratory) behavior seems to serve as a distraction from attachment needs. Attachment Styles in Children: Attachment Styles in Children Avoidant Resistant or Ambivalent Disorganized/Disoriented Secure Avoidant Attachment: Avoidant Attachment Characteristics of Avoidant Attachment: Characteristics of Avoidant Attachment Avoidant attachment is associated with a high degree of physiological arousal. Adolescent engages in behaviors to distract or soothe her/himself in response to stress or anxiety. Internal working model: caregiver is unresponsive and rejecting. Adolescent appears to avoid interacting with parent and acts indifferent. Characteristics of Avoidant Attachment (cont.): Characteristics of Avoidant Attachment (cont.) Caregiver seems to respond negatively to the adolescent's attempts to make contact: the caregiver withdraws when the adolescent is sad. Caregiver seems to demonstrate more rejecting behaviors toward adolescent. Adolescent demonstrates more anger at home than in the other settings. Play (exploratory) behavior seems to serve as a distraction from attachment needs. Presenting Problems Associated with Avoidant Attachment: Presenting Problems Associated with Avoidant Attachment Withdrawal as a coping behavior may lead to social isolation. Adolescent may run away from home. Soothing behavior may lead to substance abuse as a way to self-medicate. Irritability may be mis-diagnosed as Conduct Disorder. Avoidant child is likely to engage in delinquent activities. Distraction attempts that rely on stimulation may be may be mis-diagnosed as ADD/ADHD. Treatment Implications for Avoidant Attachment: Treatment Implications for Avoidant Attachment Adolescent may respond in aggressive or antagonistic ways toward therapists and other authority figures. Assess parenting style. Promote authoritative/democratic parenting. Interventions that are experienced by adolescent as punitive may provide confirmation to the adolescent of an internal working model based on rejection. Consequences or structuring interventions should include attempts to validate and nurture. Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment: Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment Characteristics of Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment: Characteristics of Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment Consistent with enmeshed relationships. Adolescent does not seem to be soothed by the presence of her/his caregiver and may appear angry or passive. Caregiver seems committed to the task of nurturing but is often emotionally unavailable. Caregiver seems to be preoccupied with past relationship experiences and may appear angry. Characteristics of Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment (cont.): Characteristics of Resistant or Ambivalent Attachment (cont.) Internal working model of adolescent: caregiver is capable of responding if s/he is persistent at seeking attention. Some children may take care of their parent as a way to foster interaction. This may, according to Byng-Hall (1995), contribute to parentification of child. Presenting Problems Associated with Ambivalent Attachment: Presenting Problems Associated with Ambivalent Attachment Adolescent may be more susceptible to peer pressure because of desire for closeness. Conversely, some adolescents may become socially isolated if they are recruited into the role of parentified child their relationship with a parent is enmeshed Separation anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, and obsessive-compulsive disorder may be associated with ambivalent attachment Treatment Implications for Ambivalent Attachment: Treatment Implications for Ambivalent Attachment Assess caregiver responsiveness and help parents who are preoccupied with past relationships to focus on present needs of children. Create a context for independent decision-making for adolescent. Promote peer relationships based on mutuality. Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment: Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment Characteristics of Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment: Characteristics of Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment Research suggests that a significant number of children (as many as 80%) who are maltreated can be classified in this category. Caregiver seems frightened by the memory of past trauma which may promote momentary disassociation. Caregiver seems to be "scripting" child into past trauma (Byng-Hall, 1995). Presenting Problems Associated with Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment: Presenting Problems Associated with Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment Adolescent may engage in bizarre or socially-inappropriate behavior. Adolescents who are maltreated may mistreat other youth. In cases of maltreatment, adolescents may run away from home. (Note: avoidant adolescents also run away but for different reasons.) Treatment Implications for Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment: Treatment Implications for Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment Adolescents who seem to demonstrate Post Traumatic Stress Disorder should be assessed for disorganized/disoriented attachment. Adolescents who abuse other youth should be assessed for disorganized/disoriented attachment. Cultivation of trust is a necessary first step in treatment. Secure Attachment: Secure Attachment Characteristics of Secure Attachment: Characteristics of Secure Attachment Communication between caregiver and adolescent seems to be warm and sensitive. Adolescent does not seem afraid to express anger. Caregiver permits age-appropriate autonomy and exploration. Caregiver seems to have a coherent view of attachment and recognizes that it is important to the adolescent. Caregiver and adolescent seem to have fun interacting. Promoting Secure Attachment: Promoting Secure Attachment Promote communication that includes empathy and validation. Help families that are conflict-avoidant or conflict-habituated to express anger in non-destructive ways. Help parents recognize importance of attachment. Encourage parents to engage in activities that are fun. Help parents recognize typical aspects of adolescent development. Adult Nuclear Family Attachment: Adult Nuclear Family Attachment Measurement of Adult Attachment: Measurement of Adult Attachment Research on attachment styles in children inspired investigation of attachment styles in adults. An Adult Attachment Interview (AAI; George, Kaplan, & Main, 1984) was developed to assess attachment styles in adults and has been revised three times. Adult Attachment Interview Process: Adult Attachment Interview Process During the AAI, the participant is asked to provide five adjectives that describe each parent and an example of an episode that illustrates each adjective. Interviewers inquire about the following: how caregivers responded to them when s/he was upset; whether caregiver threatened her/him; whether s/he felt rejected; explanation for caregivers behavior; affect of these childhood experiences on her/his adult personality Coding Adult Attachment Interview: Coding Adult Attachment Interview The responses are evaluated on two dimensions. The first dimension is coherence. Coherence refers to answers that provide a clear and convincing description; are truthful, succinct, and complete; are presented in a clear and orderly manner. The second dimension is the ability to reflect on the motives of others. The attachment of participant's children can be predicted from these interviews. Adult Nuclear Family Attachment Styles: Adult Nuclear Family Attachment Styles Dismissing Preoccupied Unresolved/Disorganized Secure/Autonomous Dismissing Adult Attachment. : Dismissing Adult Attachment. Responses on the AAI are not coherent: adjectives used to describe caregivers are usually positive but descriptions either do not support the positive adjective or actively contradict it. The person seems to be dismissive about the importance of attachment. This type of adult attachment promotes avoidant attachment in children. "The shared parent/child attachment strategy is to maintain distance … in order to reduce the likelihood of emotional outbursts that might lead to rejections. The price is a loss of sensitive care for the child when it is needed" (Byng-Hall, 1995,p. 50). Preoccupied Adult Attachment: Preoccupied Adult Attachment Response on the AAI are not coherent: descriptions of adjectives include vague references. The person seems to be preoccupied with past relationship experiences and may appear angry. As a result, boundaries in the family become blurred. This type of adult attachment promotes resistant or ambivalent attachment in children. "There is a great deal of mutual monitoring and mind reading, all in an attempt to forestall any potential drifting away on the part of either the parent or the child" (Byng-Hall, 1995, p. 50). Unresolved/Disorganized Adult Attachment: Unresolved/Disorganized Adult Attachment This person seems frightened by the memory of past trauma which may promote momentary disassociation. Responses on the AAI about topics that deal with loss or abuse are incoherent. Other responses are consistent with the other categories. This type of adult attachment promotes disorganized/disoriented attachment in children. Unresolved/Disorganized Adult Attachment (cont.): Unresolved/Disorganized Adult Attachment (cont.) "The general impression is that the parent does not have the child in mind at all but, rather, is scripting the child into some past drama … As the children grow older, overall strategies do seem to evolve. They either become more controlling of the parent, often in a punitive way, or they become caretaking of their parents" (Byng-Hall, 1995). Secure/Autonomous Adult Attachment: Secure/Autonomous Adult Attachment Research using the AAI suggests that caregivers seem to be able to respond appropriately to children if they can make sense of their own childhood experience and are able to understand the motives of others. This seems to facilitate secure attachment in their children. As a caregiver, the person seems to recognize that attachment is important. This type of attachment promotes secure attachment in children. Adult Romantic Attachment: Adult Romantic Attachment Attachment to Contemporary Peers and/or Romantic Partners: Attachment to Contemporary Peers and/or Romantic Partners Assumption: "romantic love is fundamentally an attachment process through which affectional bonds are formed" (Simpson & Rholes, 1998, p. 6). Measurement relies primarily on self-report instruments to assess perception of current relationship experiences with peers or romantic partners. Conceptual Distinction Between Types of Adult Attachment: Conceptual Distinction Between Types of Adult Attachment Research suggests that there is limited correspondence between AAI and measures of adult romantic attachment. Simpson & Rholes suggest that lack of correspondence should not be surprising because they measure different dimensions of attachment: "the two traditions should provide unique information about an individual's attachment history in different kinds of relationships experienced at different points in time" (1998, p. 6; emphasis added). Conceptual Distinctions (cont.): Conceptual Distinctions (cont.) Important distinction to amplify: the AAI measures perception of relationship with parents to predict caregiving while measures or peer/romantic attachment assess contemporary relationships with other adults. Methodological issue: different forms of measurement (e.g., self-report versus observational) do not often correspond because they seem to measure different perceptions (e.g., insider versus outsider views). The Peer/Romantic Partner Tradition: The Peer/Romantic Partner Tradition Conceptualization of attachment as a continuous rather than a categorical variable. Identification of two forms of avoidant attachment in adult romantic relationships was a divergence from nuclear family tradition. Two dimensions: distinctions are based on view of self and others (see Table 1): Secure: positive view of self and others. Preoccupied: negative self views and positive (yet apprehensive) views of others. Fearful-avoidant: negative views of self and others. Dismissing-avoidant: positive self views but negative views of others. Table 1: Table 1 Correspondence between Types of Attachment: Correspondence between Types of Attachment Correspondence Between Attachment Styles: Correspondence Between Attachment Styles Correspondence Between Attachment Styles: Correspondence Between Attachment Styles Correspondence Between Attachment Styles: Correspondence Between Attachment Styles Research Agenda: Research Agenda Research on Adolescent Attachment: Research on Adolescent Attachment Maintain conceptual clarity about research topic. Identify measures for data collection that are consistent with conceptualization of attachment. Investigate interrelationship between types of attachment. Investigate individual differences associated with various aspects of adolescent development (e.g., emotional development, cognitive development, identity development). Self-Report Assessment of Attachment: Self-Report Assessment of Attachment The Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (IPPA) is a self-report measure of attachment for adolescents that is both exceptionally reliable and valid. It includes three 25-item scales that measure attachment to mother, father, and close friends. It uses subscales rather than classification categories that measure trust, communication, and alienation. The IPPA and coding instructions are available for free from Mark T. Greenberg ([email protected]). Intervention Agenda: Intervention Agenda Attachment Disorder Intervention (Hanson & Spratt, 2000): Attachment Disorder Intervention (Hanson & Spratt, 2000) Identify insecurely attached children at an early age. Promote a nurturing and secure environment. Promote developmentally appropriate parenting skills. Focus on "child's and families coping rather than inferred or vague pathologies" (p. 143). Maintain child in "the least restrictive and least intrusive level of care" (p. 143). Age Appropriate Autonomy and Exploration: Age Appropriate Autonomy and Exploration Assess attachment styles from Bowlby tradition. Develop interventions that are sensitive to the internal working model associated with attachment style. Help Parents and Adolescents Recognize Typical Aspects of Development Throughout Adolescence Relevant developmental themes: Cognitive development Emotional development Identity development Self-esteem Task: Provide a Secure Therapeutic Base for the Family: Task: Provide a Secure Therapeutic Base for the Family This is similar to the idea in object relations family therapy of developing a "safe container" for therapy. Byng-Hall suggests that the therapist will serve as an attachment figure to family members. As a result, we should be regularly available to our clients throughout their clinical experience and communicate to them that we will continue to be available to them in the future. Task: Work With Current Significant Relationships: Task: Work With Current Significant Relationships Byng-Hall suggests that it may be helpful to normalize attachment difficulties. "Attachment theory can offer explanations that are clear to both therapist and family, and that make sense out of what may be otherwise perplexing. … a child who is angry, demanding, and controlling is often seen as intentionally bad, but the child can be seen in a different light if described as insecure and trying to make sure he or she is in the parents' minds when he or she feels unloved and unlovable" (1999, p. 636). Task: Work With Current Significant Relationships (cont.): Task: Work With Current Significant Relationships (cont.) In addition to providing reframes, Byng-Hall contends that we should attend to significant relationships by promoting more coherent narratives for the family. Narrative therapy techniques would be particularly helpful. Two other types of problems that relate to current significant relationships may require attention: distance conflicts and power battles. Structural techniques may helpful for these problems. Task: Explore Relationship Between Family Members and Therapist: Task: Explore Relationship Between Family Members and Therapist Therapists become part of the family system during therapy so we should pay attention to our influence. "Feeling understood is crucial to family members' establishing secure attachments to the therapist" (Byng-Hall, 1999, p. 636). Since therapists may be seen as attachment figures, an experiential approach to therapy may help us address these issues. Augustus Napier and Carl Whitaker's The Family Crucible should be mandatory reading for anyone interested in incorporating attachment theory into their clinical work. Task: Review and Evaluate Influence of Past Relationships on Current Ones: Task: Review and Evaluate Influence of Past Relationships on Current Ones "Exploring the connections between stories of what happened in past generations and what is happening now in the session can help the therapist and the family members to elucidate what comes from the past, and the to assess whether or not behaving in old ways is helpful now" (Byng-Hall, 1999, p. 639). This is similar to Murray Bowen's recommendation to "embrace" family history in order to promote differentiation. Narrative and symbolic experiential therapies could also be used to help evaluate these relationship patterns.

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Volvo Shows Off Self-driving, Electric Truck With No Cab
Donatus Anichukwueze
A Vera autonomous electric hauler truck is unveiled at the Volvo AB Innovation Summit in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018. Last quarter, Chief Executive Officer Martin Lundstedt managed to exceed Volvo's profitability target for the first time ever after his rigorous program of cost cuts coincided with rising demand. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
Sweden's Volvo, the world's second-biggest truck maker, presented a new self-driving electric truck on Wednesday, which it said should help respond to the boom in ecommerce and a shortage of freight drivers.
Volvo said the truck, which does not have a driver's cab, was still under development and declined to say when it would be available commercially. It expects the vehicle to be deployed first in places like ports and large logistics centers.
"We believe there will be a driver behind the steering wheel for the foreseeable future, but we will pretty soon see self-drive commercial vehicles in confined areas," Lars Stenqvist, Volvo chief technology officer, told a conference in Berlin.
Trucking is viewed by transport experts as a natural application for self-driving technology because of the relative predictability of highways compared with busy city streets.
The cabless truck – which Volvo calls Vera and can pull loads weighing up to 32 tonnes – can be attached to any standard trailer, Michael Karlsson, head of autonomous solutions at Volvo Trucks, said after the vehicle was unveiled.
"Vera means faith and we have faith in the future," Karlsson said, adding the vehicle has a lower operating speed than a normal truck for safety reasons.
Donatus Anichukwueze is a journalism graduate from the Lagos State University, School of Communication. He's a writer with special interest in technology, sports, entertainment and politics. He's also a true and true Chelsea FC fan.
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What Massage Gun Do the Dallas Stars Use?
The Dallas Stars use the Theragun PRO massage gun, the Wave Roller smart vibrating foam roller, the PowerDot 2.0 Duo muscle stimulator, and the RecoveryAir PRO pneumatic compression boots to help prevent injuries and improve recovery.
"Our partnership will not only give our athletes access to Therabody's ecosystem of smart, industry-leading devices and solutions, but provide our fans with the resources to apply their favorite players' wellness regimens to their own lives," said President and CEO Brad Alberts.
The players will use the Theragun PRO before, during, and after games and practices to enhance recovery and reduce soreness. To reduce muscle swelling and stiffness, increase blood flow, and clear metabolic waste, they will implement the RecoveryAir PRO into their recovery regimen.
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"Hockey demands the highest levels of flexibility, strength, and agility from its players, making a strong recovery regimen an absolute imperative," explains Dr. Jason Wersland, Founder and Chief Wellness Officer of Therabody.
"We're honored to integrate our devices and research into the Dallas Stars' routines and play a key role in how they optimize their workouts to make recovery a top priority, along with practices, strength training, and nutrition."
The Dallas Stars are the second NHL team to partner with Therabody after the Boston Bruins. The Los Angeles, California-based company would later reach a similar deal with the New York Rangers. Therabody is also the Official Recovery Partner of the Dallas Mavericks.
About the Dallas Stars
Founded in 1967, the Dallas Stars compete in the Central Division in the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). Originally based in Bloomington, Minnesota, the franchise relocated to Dallas, Texas in 1993.
All of the eight division titles, three conference titles, and the only Stanley Cup in franchise history were won during their time in Dallas. Some of the team's most famous players include Brett Hull, Ed Belfour, and Mike Modano, all of whom were introduced to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Music festivals for summer 2017
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By Ruth Kingsland/JBLM PAO on July 8, 2017
Aaron Starkey, right, and indie rock band Gibraltar are scheduled to play the annual Capitol Hill Block Party July 21-23 in Seattle. More than 90 bands are schedule perform. JBLM PAO photo
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Music makes the world go 'round, and here in the Pacific Northwest it's a vital part of the summer festivities.
Whether you enjoy tapping your toes, clapping your hands, busting a move or singing along, summer music festivals in the Puget Sound area offer opportunities to enjoy a wide variety of musical genres.
In the heart of Seattle, the Capitol Hill Block Party — July 21 to 23 — is a fun way to enjoy the sights and sounds unique to the Emerald City. The event typically draws a crowd of about 10,000 people per day and includes five stages of music from more than 100 popular indie artists, as well as art galleries and more local flavor from restaurants, stores and clubs within a six-block radius.
The Capitol Hill Block Party previously earned inclusion in USA Today's "Pop Candy" as one of the 12 reasons to visit Seattle. Cost for tickets range from $60 for a one-day pass and up to $150 for all three days. For more information, visit: capitolhillblockparty.com.
Now in its fourth decade, Seattle Center's annual Bumbershoot also offers an unique three-day music festival, with a long lineup of music, art shows, speakers and vendors. Bumbershoot is scheduled from Sept. 1 to 3. It's billed as one of the most affordable and family-friendly festivals in Seattle; however, a single day pass is $129 and three-day passes are available in these categories: general admission, $249; VIP, $450 and Emerald, $750.
It's suggested that prospective attendees buy tickets early as ticket prices go up closer to the event dates. For more information or to buy tickets, visit bumbershoot.org.
The Port Townsend Jazz Festival is one of the better jazz festivals in the nation and, though it's a ways from Joint Base Lewis-McChord — about 95 miles — the quality of the experience is likely worth the trip. This year, the festival takes place from July 27 at 3 p.m. to July 30 at 6 p.m.
There are different types of events from mainstage to nightclub settings. Most performances are at the American Legion Hall and McCurdy Pavilion. There also are a wide variety of ticket prices, including packages for most of the events. For more information, visit centrum.org/jazz-port-townsend-performances.
If you're looking for something closer and a little easier on the pocketbook, several local cities offer Music in the Park events throughout the summer, including nearby Olympia and Puyallup.
Olympia's Downtown Association is hosting the city's 38th year of free Music in the Park. The music begins each Wednesday at 7 p.m., now through Aug. 19. Most events are at Sylvester Park, on Capitol Way at Washington Street, in Olympia, with the exception of Aug. 4 and 19, when the events will be at the Port of Olympia, Port Plaza, 701 Columbia St. NW, Olympia.
Concerts range from groups performing American jazz and the Golden Age of Rock 'n Roll to The Commanders, a newly-revived ensemble coming from the U.S. Air Force Band of the Golden West, carries on the American musical tradition of the great big bands, yet offers a lot more than the big band sounds.The Commanders perform at the final concert of the season Aug. 19. For more information, visit musicintheparkolympia.com.
On Thursday evenings throughout the summer, the city of Puyallup provides its free Concerts in the Park at Pioneer Park, 325 S. Meridian. The concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. with children's concerts on Tuesdays at noon. For schedule and more information, visit cityofpuyallup.org/1089/Concerts-in-the-Park.
Another fun, free nearby option is the Rainier Roundup, which happens along State Route 507 off Centre and Rochester streets, in the town of Rainier, each year on the fourth weekend of August — Aug. 26 to 27 this year. That's when bluegrass bands from across the country roll into Rainier's Wilkowski Park and most everything in the town becomes part of the celebration.
Vendors line the streets beginning Aug. 25 and, in addition to scheduled performances, there's bound to be some pickin' and grinnin' most anywhere you look or listen. There's a dinner Aug. 25 sponsored by the Rainier Lions Club and corn on the cob sold on about every corner. The Senior Center Bake Sale and a town flea market also are big hits with the crowds.
The Aug. 26 Roundup Parade begins at 11 a.m. and is bound to add to the small town festival feel. And, for those who want to boogie 'til the cows come home, a Saturday-night dance Aug. 26 is sure to fit the bill. There's camping available at a cost of $15 per night, per rig, or $20 for all weekend. Aug. 27 is the finale of the weekend, with the Gospel jam session and vendors available through mid-afternoon.
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Levying a "transaction tax" on the frenzied activities of City traders and their rivals in the world's financial markets is not a new idea, but it may be one whose time has come.
American economist James Tobin originally proposed the tax – levied at up to 1%, on foreign exchange transactions – in the 1970s, to tame damaging financial speculation, and throw "sand in the wheels" of turbo-charged capitalism.
During the boom years of the past decade, the idea of a "Tobin tax," as it became known, was kept alive by campaigners angry at what they saw as the financial markets' wasteful use of resources, and the damage wrought on vulnerable countries by savage swings in exchange rates.
But only now, when the world's biggest economies have been lashed by the fallout from the irrational exuberance of the markets, has the idea captured the imagination of their leaders, including Gordon Brown, right. Today, it is envisaged as a much more modest tax – levied at perhaps just 0.05%. But it would cover all financial dealings, in stocks and shares, complex derivatives, and so on, as well as just currencies. Trading is largely electronic, so it could be deducted at source, and the UK already imposes a small stamp duty on share transactions.
However, most analysts believe a transaction tax would have to be agreed internationally, making it hard to evade by taking business offshore.
Calculations by the Austrian government, which is keen on a transaction tax, showed that even if the number of deals fell by up to 65% as the fee dissuaded people from unnecessary trades, it could still raise $700bn (£420bn) a year.
There are three main reasons a transaction tax suddenly has mainstream appeal. First, there is intense public pressure, after the taxpayer-funded bailouts of banks, for the financial sector to pay something back to society. Governments have struggled to exert any control over bankers' bonuses: by levying a tax on their risky activities, they can grab some of the banks' profits directly.
Second, the UK, US and most other advanced economies are facing a black hole in their finances. Perhaps up to half the revenue from the new tax could be grabbed by countries where the financial markets are based. For the UK, where a big share of the world's wheeler-dealing takes place, that looks very attractive.
Third, rich countries have made lavish promises to the poor over recent years – to double overseas aid, for example, and to meet the Millennium Development Goals of attacking poverty. Now they will face demands at the Copenhagen climate summit to help fast-growing economies such as China and India cut carbon emissions and adapt to global warming.
With an election in the offing, and the Tories making much of the running on bank bonuses, Brown needs to shrug off his reputation as the staunch defender of the City, and show that he "gets" the public's fury about the activities of the banks.
Downing Street was keen to point out that the prime minister is not in the business of throwing sand in the wheels of capitalism, but his speech, with its talk of the "social contract" between finance and the people breaking down, did make clear that it would be partly about taming the money men. That was the argument that swayed the Financial Services Authority chairman, Adair Turner, when he threw his weight behind the tax earlier this year, saying that some of the activities of the financiers were "socially useless".
Brown is far from the leader on this. Germany and France have expressed enthusiasm; Brazil has unilaterally imposed taxes on currency trading to prevent the real see-sawing; and Barack Obama has suggested he is open to the idea.
Finance ministers from the G20 countries meeting in St Andrews yesterday asked experts at the International Monetary Fund to speed up work on how more money might be raised from the financial sector. Proposals will now be on the table in April, when ministers next meet – conveniently, just as a general election campaign gets under way in which taming the bankers is likely to be a key question on doorsteps.
• This article was amended on Monday 9 November 2009. We previously referred to the Brazilian currency as the "peso" but it is, in fact, the "real". This has been corrected.


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Q: WebStorm: How to prettify HTML in quotes within a JavaScript file I have the following block in my app.component.ts file:
    @Component({
    selector: 'my-app',
    template: `

{{title}}

My Heroes

{{hero.name}} details!

id: {{hero.id}}

    name:
    <input [(ngModel)]="hero.name" placeholder="name">

    `
})

How can I tell WebStorm to prettify my JS as well as the HTML that is inside the quotes?
I have already tried: Code > Auto-indent Lines and Code > Reformat Code
I am using WebStorm 2016.3

A: You can use Edit Angular2HTML Fragment intention:

To bring it up, just click Ctrl+Enter on the string.
It will open editor, where you can prettify code and the changes will be reflected in the string.

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DUI Penalties And Penalties Under Utah Law - Levitt Legal, PLLC.
At least 90 days suspension of driver's license.
A first or second time DUI offense can be charged as a class A or B misdemeanor, depending on whether another person was injured or whether any minors were passengers in the motor vehicle.
For a second or subsequent DUI conviction, Utah's statutory scheme provides for more serious penalties and punishments. Third degree felonies include individuals who inflicted serious bodily injury on another person as a result of drunk driving and negligence. Each victim injured seriously constitutes a separate offense, whether or not the injuries arose from the same drunken driving period. This degree of felony also includes individuals who have two or more criminal convictions within the past 10 years.


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Vakko is a Turkish fashion company. It produces and retails textiles, leather goods, and accessories.

Vakko also operates luxury department stores under the Vakko name at Zorlu Center, İstinye Park, Akmerkez, Vadi Istanbul, and  Akasya malls  and on Bağdat Caddesi in Suadiye (Asian side); in Ankara at Atakule and Armada malls, and in Izmir at Hilltown and Istinye Park Izmir malls. It also operates boutiques under the Vakkorama, Vakko Couture, Vakko Wedding, Vakko L'Atelier, and Vakko Home names, as well as Vakko Outlet locations.

In 1962, Vakko's eight-story flagship store on İstiklal Avenue in Beyoğlu was the first modern department store in Turkey. It operated until 2006, when it became a branch of Mango.

History
Vitali Hakko founded the company called "Şen Şapka" in 1934. The name has been changed to Vakko in 1938. The first Vakko store opens in Beyoğlu. In 1998 Vakko Wedding opened for the first time. Vakko designed uniforms for the state companies such as Turkish Airlines and also Turkish National Football team and Turkish Olympics Team.

Vakko Home opened in 2010.

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Retail companies established in 1934
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Atlanta, Georgia, USA 07 January 2019 -- Georgia‐Pacific celebrated the official start of production at its newest lumber facility in Talladega, Alabama. The $100‐million, 300,000‐square‐foot, technologically advanced plant took nine months to complete. The plant currently employs more than 130 full-time employees and will generate an estimated $5 million in annual payroll.


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Home / Feature / Montclair State Alumna Anna Azcona, "Reclama, Reclama, Reclama!"
Montclair State Alumna Anna Azcona, "Reclama, Reclama, Reclama!"
By Diana Ortiz
Anna Azcona poses for a camera inside the "La Musica" studio. Photo courtesy of Anna Azcona
Montclair State University alumna Anna Azcona went from walking the halls on campus to working the red carpet at events as a host of "La Musica."
Since graduating in 2014, Azcona has become a content creator and digital on-air talent.
"Anna Reclama, Reclama, Reclama," which translates to "Anna rants, rants, rants," on "La Musica" has become her famous on-air line.
"La Musica" is a platform that airs well-known Spanish radio stations as well as provides music, videos and entertainment by Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS). Two years ago, Azcona started working at the SBS through a six-week program that integrated her into the company.
Since the company thought she would be the perfect fit based on her experience, they relocated her from Los Angeles to Miami to work on-air for the digital platform
"I got hired and it was only supposed to be a six-week project, basically developing a digital channel on the app," Azcona said. "Never did I think this would lead me toward the job I have now."
Being on the show gave her various opportunities to interview many well-known Latino artists, such as Romeo Santos, Chayanne, Karol G, J Balvin and others. Not only has she worked important carpets such as the Grammys, she has also been a guest at several award ceremonies. These include Latin Billboards, Premios Soberano, Premios Lo Nuestro and Premios Tu Mundo.
Later on, with the positive feedback from people who loved her videos, she started to bring artists to her show and even had publicists reach out to the studio to have them come and rant with her.
Montclair State University alumnus Anna Azcona is the host of her own show, "La Musica."
Photo courtesy of Anna Azcona
After all of her success, Azcona describes her biggest challenge as not believing in herself fully but still finding a way to keep going.
"What can I do to be better," Azcona said. "How am I going to be better? I'm constantly fighting with myself, and that's not necessarily a bad challenge, because it keeps me going, but its something I struggle with."
Azcona acknowledges the struggle she sometimes has but always looks for strength in herself.
"There are days I wake up and I just want to give up, and then there are days that I'm like, 'Alright, come on, let's go, let's get this done,'" Azcona said. "Fighting that block, trying to block any negative thoughts, definitely has been a challenge for me."
A close family friend of 15 years to Azcona and her family, Luis Torres, believes that even with her struggles, Azcona still maintains herself as a go-getter and risk-taker. Torres also described her as being inspiring, fearless and independent.
"No matter [which version of] Anna you get, she's always in good spirits," Torres said. "[She is a] woman of many talents, both behind and in front of cameras."
Regarding the future, Azcona hopes to continue having her own show. However, she would love to become part of a TV network someday. She is currently the next big star in the making, hoping to make her dreams become reality.
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Kieran Lee plays the position Midfield, is 30 years old and 185cm tall, weights 76kg.
In the current club Sheffield Wednesday played 7 seasons, during this time he played 193 matches and scored 22 goals.
How many goals has Kieran Lee scored this season?
In the current season Kieran Lee scored 0 goals.
In the club he scored 0 goals ( Championship). Kieran Lee this seasons has also noted 0 assists, played 0 minutes, with 0 times he played game in first line.
Kieran Lee shots an average of 0 goals per game in club competitions.
Last season his average was 0.2 goals per game, he scored 3 goals in 15 club matches.


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Mount Southington Ski Area ist ein Wintersportgebiet in Plantsville, einem Ortsteil von Southington, Connecticut.

Beschreibung
Das Skigebiet liegt an der Mount Vernon Road im Südwesten von Southington, an der Emerald Ridge, einem Höhenrücken des Southington Mountain, welcher sich von Nordosten nach Südwesten zieht und an dieser Stelle das Tal des Quinnipiac River begrenzt. Die Emerald Ridge steigt von 60 m über dem Meer auf bis zu 168 m () an.
Die Lifte verlaufen in ost-westlicher Richtung den Berg hinauf und erreichen maximal 160 m Höhe. Es gibt sieben Lifte (hauptsächlich Sessellifte) und vierzehn Pisten mit insgesamt 20 ha und der längsten Piste mit 1,3 km. Saison ist von Dezember bis März.

Weblinks
Ski Mount Southington official site

Einzelnachweise

Wintersportgebiet in den Vereinigten Staaten
Southington
Sportstätte in Connecticut
Tourismus (Connecticut)


This product is the result of the subtle marriage of freshly pressed apple cider and Calvados that has been aged for one year. Afterward, it is aged in oak barrels for several years, where the flavor will be transformed to result in a finished product with a smooth harmonious taste filled with aromas. It's the "aperitif," or before dinner drink, par excellence from Normandy.