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Some folk make our lives very easy indeed. This Brat-tastic XS650 is a local London build, put together by friend of the 'Shed Marcel Ortmans. Sporting fine Lemmy inspired facial hair he can often be found helping out at our events, so be sure to say Hallo. In the mean time he spins a good yarn, so in his own words, here's a brutally honest account of how his beloved came to be.
"Seeing all the beautiful creations on websites like the Bike Shed and Bike Exif I decided to have a go properly and try a complete build. I'd always had a hankering for an XS650 and when the opportunity arose to get one at a reasonable price I jumped on it and was soon custodian of a 1978 Yamaha XS650E, a workshop manual and had registered with the XS650 forum.
"The plan was to strip the bike back and rebuild it using elements I'd seen on other bikes and also add some of my own ideas, all in about 6-8 months, ready to ride it down to Wheels & Waves 2014. That didn't happen….at all. In fact I didn't even get close. It wasn't that I had bitten off more than I could chew, I just had to chew a lot longer than I'd planned.
"Initially the work went well, I had the bike stripped down to it's component parts in about a month. At the time I didn't have any idea about color scheme or specifics, just a general direction. But as I was stripping the bike back and it revealed the scars and patina it had earned during its lifetime, I decided that I was going to try and restore as many parts as I could and not try and hide the history.
"When the bike was completely stripped I got to grips with the frame itself. After de-lugging it a new seat pan/battery box was made and a whole bunch of parts went to the powdercoater to be finished in a satin black. Upon their return, reassembly started. And so did the 'learning experience' or 'pains in the proverbial' as I like to call them.
"In keeping with my plan to preserve patina, I tried to repair rather than replace many of the mechanical parts of the bike like the speedo drive, the rear drum brake and the clutch wormgear. All parts taken apart and painstakingly cleaned (earbuds and toothbrushes!), broken items were replaced and repainted if required before re-assembly. But as much as I tried to stick to this, some things just needed renewing or upgrading.
I sometimes had to be creative to achieve what I wanted, and forgo originality. For that reason it has passenger pegs made from Harley Sportster shifter pegs, a Honda CBR600 starter solenoid, irrigation piping to create the oil breather system and table feet to hold the idiot lights and key ignition in the top yoke.
"However this was not the end of it. In fact I have probably spent more time ironing out gremlins since, then I spent on reassembling the bike! It started as soon as the ride back from the MOT. Back home I noticed it was leaking oil, badly. Eventually I traced the source to an oil feed line that had not been tightened enough, but while I was looking I discovered a snapped bolt in one of the inspection covers. As it had already been helicoiled in the past, it made for a very nerve-wracking procedure.
"But through all that one issue kept cropping up. And this time it was not the bikes fault. It was mine. It turned out that I was a bit crap at kickstarting the bike. I had planned to make the bike as minimal as possible and make it kickstart only, but not being able to start the bike was becoming an issue. Kickstarting looks cool, but only if you can do it in 2 or 3 goes. I admitted defeat and sourced a secondhand starter from Ebay. A quick refurb with new brushes, seals and paint and another rewire of the bike brought the starter motor, relay and the all important starter button into play.
"Most of the work was done in the communal garage underneath the building I live in. But I did the grinding of the frame on my second floor balcony midwinter and all the cleaning at my dining table in the living room. The initial assembly of the bike (until the wheels went on) happened in my kitchen and my spare bedroom served as tool shed and parts store! Sometimes a bit of a drag, but it did mean I always had to tidy up and stay organized.
Obviously I tried to do most of it on my own, but on some occasions I had to resort to ask some people who actually know what they are doing for some help. You know who you are!
A top job all round, and Marcel also took the rather lovely pictures, talented bugger that he is.


Bjarne Stroustrup is a Managing Director in the Technology Division of Morgan Stanley in New York, a visiting professor in computer science at Columbia University, and the original developer of the programming language C++. Bjarne authored "The C++ Programming Language," which has been translated into 19 languages and is one of the most widely read books of its kind. Bjarne has received numerous honors including fellowships from the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and was elected member of the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE). In 2013, he was elected to the Electronic Design Hall of Fame, and in 2017, he was selected to receive the Faraday Medal from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). Bjarne is also a distinguished research professor in computer science at Texas A&M University. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge.
What motivated you to leave academia to join Morgan Stanley?
I wanted to get back to solving real-world problems. This was very important to me. I had gotten too far away from my roots and I wanted more realistic problems than I was dealing with in academia. I am getting those challenges here at the firm. I find myself motivated by the important and varied technical challenges that are presented, and by working with a technical community that is among the best skilled in the world.
I look at our technology with an eye to improve them wherever possible for better performance, more reliability and better security. I survey the technology at the firm and try to sort out what is common and what is different among the various groups. Individual business groups have their individual needs, so I attend a lot of management meetings in order to learn more about what is going on inside the firm.
Like any firm, we use a variety of technologies, from the most modern and advanced to some that are in need of improvement. We need to constantly renew our tools, techniques and code bases. I suggest improvements to our technology where innovation offers the most advantages.
Perhaps the largest role I have right now is public speaking. I travel and speak at public and private conferences, events and universities, interfacing with some of the more than 10,000 developers at the company worldwide. One of the things that has amazed me is how global the company is. I have visited Morgan Stanley developers in Budapest, Glasgow, Hong Kong, Shanghai and London. The give and take we have in those talks is always mutually stimulating.
What became apparent to me very quickly was the importance of relationships. No matter how smart you are, there is always somebody who can help—with some technical topic or just navigating through the organization. Especially in my core domain—coding—there are people in the firm I need to talk to and depend on because they know more about the practical application and how the technology is used here.
Generating good ideas is not so much a process as an exercise. You look at problems and you play with them until solutions start to appear. Trying to do that alone, in isolation, is inefficient. I find my best ideas are expressed with other people on their white boards as we discuss the problems, why they are there, and what can be done to alleviate them. Often, even when you have what appears to be an ideal solution, it cannot be applied because of the practical constraints of a particular problem. Those constraints may include cost, time to market, reliability, special requirements from the client, and so on. For good ideas to work, they have to respond to their constraints.
The people I work with are extremely sharp and very focused on the problems they have to solve right now. One of my responsibilities is to make them look up from their immediate tasks and get them to look ahead to where we want to be several years into the future. We are going to generate a flood of good, new ideas.


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A school project with a difference as student designs and builds replica dinosaur in his back garden
Katie Ridley
katie.ridley@archant.co.uk
Read more from Katie Ridley
Updated: Tuesday, July 17, 2018 (15:23)
The dinosaur is more than 20ft long
While most 16-year-old boys spend their free time playing video games or watching TV after a hard day at college, William Wisson-Burton decided to try something a little different.
It took William some 10 months to complete
The Hills Road Sixth Form College student used up all of his free time building a replica Allosaurus at his house in Godmanchester, as part of his extended project qualification.
The project took William about 10 months to complete and measures an eye-watering 27 ft long and 9ft high, weighing in at 420kg.
The youngster said he had always wanted to be a palaeontologist and so decided to build the replica, which he has named 'Big Al', out of scrap metal to submit towards his qualification.
William is studying A Level biology, geology and maths, even constructed some special roller skates for the dinosaur so he could wheel it in and out of his workshop.
William with the dinosaur
William's mum, Susie, said: "Since the age of about three William has always had a very keen interest in dinosaurs and where most children grow out of it, he has grown into it and from the age of seven has had the ambition to become a palaeontologist.
"This love of dinosaurs has grown with him and so when his college said he could do anything for his extended project he asked if this idea was okay.
"William is completely self-taught, he made himself a small forge last summer and has been using it ever since.
"He has been practising his welding, only taking the slight advice on what settings to use, for example when he was trying to weald some particularly rusty metal.
The dinosaur on rollerskates
"No-one has helped him. William sketched out his ideas and spent time around the farm searching for suitable pieces of metal, whether it was some tube for the legs or bar for the arms that he could heat up and shape.
"We didn't have a chain strong enough on the farm so William contacted Drake Towage in Wisbech who kindly donated some rusty chain of a suitable size and length. Once he laid that out on the floor and shaped it he then proceeded to weld it into place. From there he made a stand to hang from whilst he created the rest of the dinosaur."
William used old agricultural parts from his family farm as well as scrap metal to complete his creation.
The teenager, a former student at Swavesey Village College, now has to transport his project to school on a truck and trailer where it will be displayed for staff and students to give feedback.
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Solar and Lunar Calendars
(p.1) 1 Solar and Lunar Calendars
Ancient sources including the books of Enoch and Jubilees, Qumran and related literature, Philo, Josephus, Graeco‐Roman, and early Christian sources, reveal that a variety of solar and lunar calendars were used by Jews in the second century b.c.—first century c.e. From the first century c.e., however, lunar calendars became the norm throughout the Jewish world. This stands in contrast with the development of non‐Jewish calendars in the Roman Empire, and especially in the Roman Near East: after the arrival of the Romans, the lunar, Seleucid calendar was generally abandoned in favour of solar calendars modelled on the Julian. Thus the Jewish lunar calendar would appear to have become, in the context of the Roman Empire, a marker of Jewish identity and distinctiveness.
Keywords: Enoch, Jewish calendar, Jewish identity, Josephus, Julian calendar, lunar, Qumran, Roman Near East, solar


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Striker: "I want to join Arsenal"
WTTGT • • Transfer Gossip
In the news today:
talkSport are reporting that Lille striker, Moussa Sow want to join Arsenal. The 25 year old is a Senegal international despite playing for the French U21 side in 2007.
He joined Lille only 12 months ago and topped the goalscoring charts in Ligue 1 last season ahead of former team-mate and new Arsenal winger, Gervinho.
Real Madrid were liked with a swoop earlier this summer however Sow is said to be more interested in a move to The Emirates. He said to Canal: "I want to play at Arsenal. I think my game is best suited to the Premier League.
"It is my dream and I want to be playing Champions League football.
"Real Madrid? They are one of the best teams in the world.
"We will see what can happen with these clubs before the transfer windows ends."
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Egyptians split over IMF loan: Opinion poll
National opinion poll shows only 1/3 of Egyptians actively support IMF loan being discussed by country's political leaders, while 1/3 know nothing about it
Ahram Online, Wednesday 3 Oct 2012
Opinion on IMF loan (Data: Baseera)
Only two thirds of Egyptians are aware of the IMF loan being discussed by the country's leaders, according to an opinion poll by the Egyptian Centre for Public Opinion Research.
Among those who have heard of the loan, 53 per cent support it, 35 per cent oppose it and 12 per cent are undecided.
Overall, only one third of Egyptians actively approve of the loan, while the rest oppose it, are unsure, or know nothing about it.
Fifty-nine per cent of men support the loan compared to 43 per cent of women.
Sixty-eight per cent of people over 50 said they were in favour of the loan, while 63 per cent of people with the lowest level of education (below middle school or illiterate) were in support.
People who voted for Morsi (58%) are more likely to support the loan than people who voted for Ahmed Shafiq (39%), reflecting the growing political polarisation of society.
The survey was conducted on 20 August among a sample of 1061 individuals above 18 years old, with 90% response rate, and 3% error range. The socioeconomic class was determined by ownership of household assets.


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Car Reviews / Infiniti / Infiniti Q70 Hybrid
Review and road test of the Infiniti Q70 Hybrid
Infiniti faces a tough task convincing British buyers to consider its wares over the usual German contenders but in the Q70 Hybrid, they have an executive class hybrid that's certainly intriguing. Even lower CO2 emissions and an affordable entry-level GT model should certainly help the appeal of the world's fastest accelerating hybrid saloon. Jonathan Crouch reports
Ten Second Review of the Infiniti Q70 Hybrid
The Infiniti Q70 hybrid incorporates some intriguing technology and represents a tempting option for city dwelling executives, but it doesn't offer enough to tempt the vast majority of us from our diesel cars, even though it's now cleaner and more affordable. Still, this model is well equipped and decently finished even if space inside is a little disappointing. Interesting, different and worthy enough, the Q70 hybrid is clearly targeted across the pond.
Despite its name, the Infiniti marque hasn't been around for too long in the UK and it has yet to significantly dent the consciousness of executive class buyers. Happy with their BMW 5 Series, Audi A6, Jaguar XF or Mercedes E Class models, this group of customers has, to date, been targeted by relatively few hybrid models. The modest take up in this area has, to a large extent, been attributed to the sheer excellence of the conventional diesel cars in this class and if the Infiniti Q70 hybrid (previously known as the M35h) is to elbow some of these vehicles aside, it needs to be very special indeed. Unlike Lexus, which seems either unable or unwilling to develop a good executive class diesel engine, Infiniti has one on its books already in the shape of the 238PS 3.0-litre diesel in the Q70 3.0d variant, so the hybrid model feels as if it has been developed from choice rather than necessity. In order to make any headway, it first needs to establish a case for itself over its oil-burning sibling.
We've come to expect some sort of technological headliner from most Japanese hybrid cars and the Infiniti Q70 Hybrid is no different. Its most fascinating feature is the Approaching Vehicle Sound for Pedestrians (VSP) which utilises a range of distinctive sounds to help ensure the safety of other road users. VSP is computer controlled and links an in-car sound synthesiser with a speaker built in to the front bumper. It automatically works from start-up to 20mph, cutting back in at 17mph as the vehicle slows. It sounds somewhat like a quieter version of a jet taxiing and gets your attention without sounding harsh or intrusive. Aside from that, the Q70 Hybrid gets a very punchy 306PS 3.5-litre petrol V6 augmented by a 70PS electric motor, which means a very punchy 5.5 second sprint to 62mph. The transmission is an automatic with internal clutch pack and means that there's not the CVT gearbox whine that often accompanies hybrid cars. The extra 120kg of weight added by the hybrid system means that you shouldn't expect this Q70 to feel as wieldy through corners as a conventional petrol-powered 3.7-litre version of this car. It's possible to drive at up to 60mph on electric power alone, but you'll need to have the tactile finesse of a bomb disposal expert with the throttle. Give it any more than about a quarter of the pedal's travel and the petrol engine thrums smoothly into life.
The design of the Infiniti Q70 Hybrid appears to draw upon a number of influences. There's something rather Maserati GranTurismo about the front wheel arches and undeniably overtones of Jaguar XF around the front grille and headlamps. The rear end is less distinguished, tapering to a rather generic blend of Japanese and American design cues. The net result is a car that doesn't quite hang together a cohesive package, lacking the dynamic tension of a modern European design. That said, it is quite distinctive. Things get better when you drop inside the cabin. Materials quality is extremely good and the fascia design mirrors the organic sweep of the exterior lines but to better effect. There's standard leather trim with a mix of aluminium and piano black detailing. The Infiniti trademark analogue clock sits in the centre of the dash while a large display screen marshals the various ancillary functions. In terms of fit and finish, the Q70 isn't quite on a par with Audi but easily stands comparison with BMW and Mercedes. Space in the front is good, despite the broad centre console, but headroom is a little pinched in the rear. The 450-litre boot is also a fair bit smaller than the 520 and 540-litres of space that you get in the BMW 5-series and Mercedes E-class respectively. Moreover, the rear seat doesn't split or fold which also limits versatility.
Prices start at just over £43,000 for the GT version most will want but for £4,000 more, there's a plush 'Premium' model option. Whichever variant you choose, there'll be an abundance of toys to play with. The top Premium model we tried had climate controlled seats, bi-Xenon adaptive headlights and a range of Bose stereo options. The upmarket sound system has Active Noise Control which detects unwanted low frequency noise in the cabin and plays sound waves of the opposite phase to cancel them out. There's also a Forest Air climate control system which gives an extremely high level of control over temperature, humidity and pollution levels. Safety equipment provision is equally comprehensive. As well as the full complement of crumple zones and airbags, there's a raft of electronic aids including Intelligent Cruise Control and a Forward Collision Warning system.
As with many hybrid models, the Infiniti Q70 Hybrid can be tough to justify against the price of a solid diesel-engined competitor, but then it's fair to say that this country, with its strong diesel take up and infrastructure, probably isn't one of the key markets. In the US, where diesel engines are still largely reserved for trucks and electricity generators, the hybrid market is booming and that's where this car looks a good fit. Over here, it will suffer from hefty depreciation brought about by Infiniti's lack of badge equity and even though the combined economy figure of 40.9mpg is very good for a petrol-powered executive car, it only just pips the Q70 3.0d diesel model's 37.7mpg showing. The recently improved emissions figure though, does just dip below the important 160g/km threshold. Ultimately however, given that the Q70 diesel variant is considerably cheaper, the hybrid car looks a good buy only for those who vehemently dislike diesel engines or who need to project an environmental message for public relations purposes.
The Infiniti Q70 Hybrid is an impressive foray into a market that has yet to bloom in this country. Executive class buyers remain firmly wedded to their diesel cars and although the Japanese company has clearly thrown a lot of resources at this model and pioneered some intriguing technical innovations, it's not a car that makes an overwhelmingly convincing case on the balance sheet, despite the recent tweaks to pricing and emissions. What you do get is a very well finished car that makes light work of city driving and offers an alternative to the 'too cool for school' understatement of the German marques. Ultimately this car feels exactly what it is - a car targeted at the American market that will garner only very minority interest in the UK. Still, as an example of what Infiniti is capable of, it bodes extremely well for when they design some more Eurocentric products.
Infiniti Q70 Hybrid review by Jonathan Crouch
Manufacturer:Infiniti
Model:Infiniti Q70 Hybrid
Category:Hybrid Petrol/Electrics


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Long-Haul Jets Get Boost At Paris Air Show
The global aviation event at Le Bourget airfield north of Paris is once again showcasing the rivalry between U.S.-based Boeing and French-based Airbus. After several years of success for their smaller models, the world's leading plane makers are hoping this year generates orders for the bigger, more expensive long-haul jets.
Lori Hinnant, Associated Press
LE BOURGET, France (AP) -- Airbus and Boeing both won pledges for big purchases of long-haul, wide-body jets Monday, as the Paris Air Show got off to a robust if rainy start.
Boeing announced a promise to by 10 of its 787 jets from GECAS, the aircraft leasing arm of General Electric. Those would be worth more than $2.4 billion at list prices, though customers often negotiate deep discounts. GECAS is ordering the new version of the 787, dubbed the Dreamliner, the 787-10X.
Qatar Airways also put in orders for Boeing's other long-haul aircraft, the Boeing 777.
Meanwhile, Airbus announced a potential order Monday for its superjumbo 800-passenger A380 jets, which has seen disappointing sales in a time of economic slowdown. Doric Lease Corp., signed a memorandum of understanding for the purchase of 20 A380s. That deal, if confirmed, would be worth $8 billion at list prices.
Airbus is also hoping to attract attention to its new wide-body A350 aircraft, which had its maiden flight in France last Friday and can carry up to 440 passengers. The A350 is Airbus' best chance to catch up with Boeing's 787 and 777 — which carry up to 300 and 365 passengers respectively — in the race to sell planes used on long-haul flights.
Fernando Alonso, head of Airbus' flight test division, said Monday that the A350 first flight went exactly as the simulator had predicted, and just like Airbus planes currently in operation. That's a selling point for airlines reluctant to take the time or expense to retrain pilots.
At a time when fuel costs are a major concern for airlines, many have wondered if the A350, which makes extensive use of fuel-friendly lightweight carbon fiber, would give Airbus a jump on Boeing. But Ray Conner, chief executive of Boeing's civilian aircraft division, claimed Monday that its upcoming revamped 777 isn't that much heavier and that has other advantages.
"We'll be able to carry the same number of passengers, but we'll be able to fly a lot farther" because of a wing re-design and improved engines, he told reporters. "The A350-1000 will be a generation behind on engine technology."
Smaller planes dominated the last air show in Paris and also had a good showing Monday morning. Lufthansa confirmed its March deal for 100 planes in the smaller Airbus A320 family, Airbus said in a statement. And International Lease Finance Corporation made a firm order for 50 short-haul A320neo jets. At list prices, those deals together would be worth about $15 billion. Los Angeles-based ILFC is Airbus' biggest customer.
AP writer Sarah DiLorenzo in Le Bourget, France, contributed to this article.
New Hostess Owner Prepares To Restart Ga. Plant
GAO Rejects Beechcraft's Protest Of Lost Contract
IBM Lays Off Workers As Company Eyes New Markets
Getting a $560k Motorcycle to Fly
LSC Shutters 3 Plants
Senate Overwhemingly Passes USCMA Deal
By a vote of 89-10, the measure replacing 25-year-old NAFTA now goes to Trump for his signature.
Kevin Freking
Want to Sell on Amazon? Weigh the Pros, Cons
Amazon provides small businesses many benefits, but the costs can be hard for some to absorb.
Amazon to Invest $1 Billion in India
Bezos said that Amazon is going to use the funds to size, scale and global footprint to export $10 billion in goods made in India by 2025.
US, China Deal Aims to Simmer Tensions
Trump and China's chief trade negotiator, Liu He, met at the White House Wednesday to sign the modest agreement.
Paul Wiseman
FDA Shuts Down Home Style Foods
The FDA found 'significant objectionable conditions' during several inspections.
Russell Stover Cutting, Adding Jobs
The chocolates maker plans to close some facilities and stores nationwide, but the expected loss of about 400 jobs will be offset by new jobs from expansion elsewhere.
GM is Bringing Back the Hummer
And the new incarnation will be quite the departure from its gas-guzzling origins.
December US Consumer Prices Up 0.2%
Over the past year, consumer inflation is up 2.3 percent.
US, China Agree to Resume Trade Talks
The discussions are set to continue Wednesday when the Trump administration signs a Phase One trade agreement with China in Washington.
Aero Suppliers Woodward, Hexcel to Merge
The new company, called Woodward Hexcel, will generate more than $5 billion in annual sales with a market capitalization nearing $14 billion.
Boeing Supplier to Cut 2,800 Jobs in KS
Tied to the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, the layoffs threaten to hurt a state economy that's been solid for months.
US Biotech Gets Regulation Website
The Website streamlines information about the three regulatory agencies charged with overseeing agriculture biotechnology products.
US Adds 145K Jobs; Unemployment at 3.5%
Manufacturing companies added just 46,000 jobs in all of 2019.
Josh Boak


Last night we held our first annual eBook Summit book pitch party. At the event, ten finalists gave their two-minute book pitches to a room full of publishing folks and our distinguished judges.
The pitch party winners were: The Robin Hood of Harlem: The Complex Criminal Life of Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson, a biography by Margaret Johnson and Leonard J. Greene; No More Tears: A Mom's Guide to 50 Fabulous Trips, a travel guide by Anne Uglum; and The Speed At Which I Travel, an earthbound sci-fi novel by Chris Cole. Meet the other finalists below. Follow this link to read more about the other seven finalists.
These three writers won tickets to our eBook Summit on December 15th. Judges of the contest — literary agent Kate McKean, Movable Type Literary Group founder Jason Allen Ashlock, and Cursor founder Richard Nash– will share book proposal advice for all writers in a panel discussion at the event.
The one-day summit will feature practical case studies from a range of publishers: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Mischief and Mayhem, Open Road Media, and HarperCollins. The program also includes digital survival tips from writers Douglas Rushkoff and Ken Auletta. For more information on the eBook Summit, follow this link.


Lydia Whitfield, the young heiress of her family's fortune and the Roseberry estate, knows exactly what her future holds: marriage to the man her father chose before he passed away. Yet when she meets her solicitor's law clerk Robert Newton, she begins to wonder whether all of her carefully laid plans really are the true desire of her heart. In this mystery within a historical regency romance, Lydia and Robert soon find themselves entangled in a very strange and compromising situation together (aghast!) after they are unexpectedly kidnapped. Robert develops a tendre for Lydia's beauty, and his admiration for her humourous determination grows as he tries to keep her from danger and continues to rescue her from plunging headlong into a loveless match with Lord Aldershot. With Robert's help Lydia races to find out who is behind the threatening blackmail letters she is receiving and along the way gets caught up in intrigue, conspiracy and duels. Amusing, clever and compelling, this novel is a hilarious romp set in 1817 and a sweetly satisfying romance. Will Lydia and Robert find true love in time?
Kiko has never felt comfortable looking different than everyone else in her Nebraska town. A product of divorce, Kiko lives with her blonde-and-blue-eyed mother, who never seems to accept Kiko's Japanese heritage and physical features. Kiko's dreams of escape include going to art school in New York, far away from her emotionally distant mom.
When things don't go exactly as planned, Kiko is forced to confront her issues with anxiety, her dysfunctional family, and learning to stand on her own for the first time. Starfish is a moving and emotional journey of one young woman's quest to find herself and her independence as she approaches adulthood.
For Every One is a beautiful and succinct novel in verse. It was originally performed for the unveiling of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and later as a tribute to Walter Dean Myers. For Every One is an inspirational ode to the Dreamer -- a novel for everyone. It offers hopeful words for every one person and for every one dream, but especially for every one kid.
This latest offering from New York Times best-selling author Jason Reynolds, a self-professed dreamer, is beautiful in both style and content with its vivid pages and sparse, powerful text.
For Every One makes a great gift for the new graduate heading into the world with big dreams.


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Premier League Lacrosse Co-Founder Paul Rabil On Sport's Growth Curve On Peacock-Focused NBCUniversal
December 18, 2020 3:04pm
Paul Rabil, Premier Lacrosse League player and co-founder, in 2018. Rabil sees streaming as a key to the sport's growth. Shawn Hubbard/Red Bull Content Pool via AP Images
Lacrosse may not leap to every mind when thinking of sports media juggernauts, but the centuries-old game is rapidly becoming a buzzy new draw with a fast-growing, young-skewing audience.
The Premier Lacrosse League leveraged the momentum this week, announcing a merger with more established predecessor Major League Lacrosse. The deal means the PLL will expand to eight teams for its third season next summer.
Paul Rabil, who plays for the PLL's Atlas club, co-founded the league along with his brother, Mike, in 2018. Backers include CAA, The Chernin Group, Blum Capital, the Raine Group and Alibaba billionaire Joe Tsai, who also owns the NBA's Brooklyn Nets.
A linchpin of the league's creation was its media rights deal with NBC Sports. Under the multi-year deal, a handful of games are broadcast by NBC, dozens more on NBC Sports Network, while others stream on NBC Sports Gold. The subscription service launched in 2016, well before Peacock's 2020 debut. The PLL last August earned acclaim for its response to the daunting limitations of 2020, convening a 16-day tournament in Utah without a single positive Covid-19 test result.
'You' Creators Reunite To Adapt Caroline Kepnes' 'Providence' At Peacock
In an interview with Deadline, Rabil said lacrosse is ideally suited to streaming. Both the league and NBCUniversal have been pleased with the results in the first two seasons, and as the last year of the rights agreement is played in 2021, he anticipates that Peacock will be a major focus of a renewal.
"This all came at a really great time," he said. Youth lacrosse participation has exploded across the U.S., and the college Final Four draws tens of thousands of fans at stadiums designed for football. Disney's ESPN+ has extensive streaming rights to college lacrosse.
On NBC Sports Gold, "we did 3x their expectations," Rabil said. Even with fewer games streaming on Gold, its subscriber base went up 133%. As a result, he said, "We are talking to NBC about potentially transitioning to Peacock."
Live sports has been a key element of Peacock. In a staff memo Thursday, NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell said Premier League soccer matches have been the top driver of premium subscriptions and engagement. (Peacock Premium is offered at no extra cost to some pay-TV subscribers and costs $5 a month for others, or $10 for an ad-free version.) In January, Peacock will stream an NFL playoff game.
Even without a presence on Peacock, PLL viewership on NBC and NBCSN rose 33% in 2020, with a 47% spike in the prized 18-to-49 demo.
Of course, those gains were from a small base. In the NBCU ecosystem, though, PLL games are promoted on the company's more established sports properties, so growth and visibility should continue, at a time when many sports — even the NFL — are seeing tune-in decline. NBC's Olympics coverage in 2021 and 2022 — which Shell's predecessor, Steve Burke, described as an "afterburner" for Peacock, will bring more attention to the sport. Lacrosse was played in two early-20th century editions of the Games and has been granted provisional recognition from the International Olympic Committee, putting it on a path toward a possible return for the LA Games in 2028.
Rabil, 35, sees streaming as a natural sandbox for the PLL. In developing his business interests alongside his playing career (he was a standout at Johns Hopkins, where he majored in political science major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management), he has admired figures like UFC president Dana White.
"The UFC was in our pitch deck from the beginning," Rabil recalled. "What Dana White was able to do is exactly what we were aiming to do. He took a sport that had existed for a long time and he just presented it in an appealing package. Part of the reason we were so bullish on lacrosse was that it hadn't been professionally produced and distributed before the PLL."
After White overhauled the kinds of mixed-martial-arts bouts that had been staged for decades, the UFC eventually found enough of a potent, youthful following that Endeavor led the $4 billion acquisition of the circuit in 2016. Streaming, both through the company's Fight Pass subscription service as well as partners like ESPN+ and DAZN, is a key strategic pillar.
The central role for Peacock in the outlook of NBCU and Comcast gives Rabil reason for optimism. "We pride ourselves on being innovative," he said. "That's why we're excited to be exploring this transition."
Paul Rabil
Premiere Lacrosse League


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The Senate rises in the summer due to the conversion treatment ban, and the broadcast reform is still in a state of uncertainty
After members of the House of Lords pushed for the passage of two key government legislation, the Canadian Senate rose during the summer vacation late on Tuesday-but two other bills failed to pass in time, including a ban on so-called conversion therapy and a controversial reform plan. law.
The senator passed the government's "climate accountability" legislation C-12, which will force the current and future federal governments to set binding climate targets to enable Canada to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. The House of Lords passed the bill with 60 votes. 19 votes, two abstentions. All Conservative senators voted against the bill.
The senators also gave the green light to the multi-billion-dollar federal budget submitted by Secretary of the Treasury Chrystia Freeland in April, for some pandemic-related plans to continue to delay the COVID-19 health panic into the fall. Continued before paved the way.
But the government hopes to pass at least four "priority" bills before Parliament rises. This may be the last meeting before the fall election campaign that is widely expected — and it has failed to secure the conversion treatment ban and the C-10 bill, which In allowing online streaming to contribute more to Canada's cultural landscape, the Conservative Party sees this as an attack on freedom of speech.
'It needs to be banned'
C-6, The Conversion Treatment Prohibition Act, criminalizing the dangerous practice of forcibly "converting" LGBTQ people to heterosexuality, was passed in the House of Commons last week, despite the firm opposition of some social conservatives.
More than half of the Conservative Party's caucus voted against the bill in the House of Commons because some members feared that the legislation would prohibit dialogue between youths and religious leaders and therapists, despite the government's assurance that this was not the intention.
The Liberal Party insists that any practice aimed at forcibly "transforming" LGBTQ people is barbaric and must be prohibited.
The senators said that they should not be expected to pass such a bill so quickly after receiving it from the House of Commons, because this leaves the House of Lords with little time to conduct due diligence.
Critics of the bill and Conservative Senate leader Don Plett said he "strongly supports the explicit prohibition of coercive conversion therapy", calling it "unconditionally wrong and needs to be banned."
But he said that many provinces have banned such pseudoscience, and the federal bill is just an attempt to "make it a wedge problem" by "crude political manipulation". He said the wording in the bill was "too broad and ambiguous."
Manitoba Conservative Senator Don Plett said that the wording in the C-6 bill, which aims to ban so-called homosexual conversion therapy, is "too broad and ambiguous." (Chris Lands/Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
"The bill before us today may be well-intentioned, and the Conservative Party supports it in principle. Abuse or forced conversion therapy should be prohibited, but the bill has major issues that must be resolved," Platt voted to send the legislation to the Legal Affairs Committee. Further research later this year.
The Conservative Party also strongly opposes the C-10 bill, which the government says is designed to allow digital streaming services to pay for the creation, production and promotion of Canadian content.
Bill C-10 will make online streaming platforms operating in Canada-such as Netflix, Spotify, Crave and Amazon Prime-subject to the Broadcasting Act, allowing the Canadian Radio, Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to supervise them.
'It needs to pass the shares of the heart'
The Conservative Party believes that the legislation is too strict and threatens the rights and freedoms of Canadians because it will give the CRTC the power to supervise the posts that millions of Canadians upload to social media platforms every day.
Senator David Richards is a Canadian novelist. He was appointed as an independent senator by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2017 and is now a member of the conservative Canadian Senate Group (CSG). He told the Senate on Tuesday that C- 10 A serious request was made. Freedom of speech concerns.
"I will always and always oppose any bill that puts freedom of speech in a state of sluggish government oversight," he said. "And I beg others to do the same. Because I don't think this bill needs to be amended. However, I think it needs to be passed through inner interests."
Conservative Senator Leo Housakos said on Monday that despite the government's request to pass it as soon as possible, the Red Cross will not rush into research. Housakos said that while on the surface the legislation appears to be a reasonable attempt to modernize decades-old regulations and outdated broadcasting laws, there are other "consequences" for allowing CRTC to control certain aspects of the Internet.
"The core problem with the bill is that it uses the regulatory tools specified for a small number of licensed television and radio stations in the 1990s, and attempts to apply them to the broad Internet in the 2020s," Housakos said.
"In doing so, it gives the CRTC unprecedented decentralization without a clear framework or definition of how to use it," he said. "We have a government that admitted in December that it wants to crack down on personal websites, podcasts, audiobooks, sports streaming services, PlayStation games, home exercise apps and even adult websites."
"The lack of clear restrictions on what can be regulated is a fundamental problem of the bill," he said.
If no elections are held during this period, the Senate and its committees are expected to return sometime in the week of September 21.


But instead of formalizing within the party organizations, they put efforts into maintaining an impartial image. Indirect observation means not sensing the object of observation directly but by observing the effects it has … on its surroundings. They certainly want what is best for China, as they should. These efforts depend on the fact that politicians must frequently appeal to the public during regular election cycles. Hence they try to exert pressure in the Congress through regular committees, appropriation committees, individual legislators and even on the floor of the House and Senate.
Put the jelly side of the cover glass over the droplet. More money is available on all sides b. The process can be separated into two steps, namely the binding and mobilization of constituencies by interest groups and the exertion of actual constituent pressures upon politicians. Most of the organizations that maintain lobbies are highly specialized establishments like the National Fertilizer Association, Retired Officers Association, and Institute of Shortening and Edible Oils. No enforcement agency established, but Justice Department may take action d. Campaign finance reform law of 1973 had two effects a. A purposive incentive for joining an interest group is best described as satisfaction resulting from working for a cause in which one believes.
In such cases, lobbyists, members of the legislature, and, in particular, members of the key committees work together to get policy enacted. Consequently, it is only in America where groups can utilize voting records of each Congress member as a pressure tool with the implicit threat of possible withdrawal of support or of motivating the constituencies. A band involves a total stoppage of all work and activity by all the people of the bandh area and not a mere stoppage of work by the members of a pressure group or some groups or parties. He supports many environmental groups and liberal causes. The remedy for the problem of factions lies not in trying to eliminate them, but in controlling their effects. These officials are often in great demand as lobbyists because they know many people in government and can therefore get access easily. Here we had a hostile senator, whose staff was hostile, and we had to get in.
Direct mail can also reach people who are not members and solicit both their backing for a particular policy and a contribution. Clearly defined, with homogeneous groups b. Direct Lobbying: Both the U. A lobbyist may have a politically connected member of the interest group contact the senator. Note new reform legislation 1995 was more stringent. Three major factors can also be identified to explain why lobbying strategies and tactics vary within a political system.
Direct lobbying is often used alongside grassroots lobbying. Patronage of certain interests depends on the the orientation of the governing power. In the United States, Congress remains a vital point of access for interest groups. Indirect Lobbying in Germany German interest groups usually do not employ grass-roots lobbying efforts aimed at stimulating letter writing campaigns to members of the Bundestag. Because they lack permanency and economic motivation, size and members' unity may constitute the greatest strength of ad hoc associations. It is done to coerce them to meet their demands as per their satisfaction. The critical legislative work in Congress takes place in committees.
Some groups have natural political enemies e. Through strike, which involves a temporary stoppage of work, a pressure group tries to coerce those who are responsible for satisfying its interests. Campa … ign financecan influence the president toward a certain nominee. Thus, they may donate money and resources to worthwhile causes to keep their public image favorable. In this area, pragmatic aspects become prominent, since popularity is not a priority as in the legislature. Acceptance or rejection is solely at the Court's discretion, except when amici are filed by the United States, a U.
One could assume that groups could exert major pressure on parties by threatening to provide or withdraw support of the membership base in elections. Congress members, and makes it mandatory for earmarks to be disclosed in expenditure bills. The technique is done by applyling petroleum jelly to all sides of a cover glass. These activities help to induce the second step, in which citizen action group protests, public opinion -- for example in news editorials and the like -- and direct contact with legislators in the form of telephone calls, letters or electronic mail exert pressure on decision makers. Thus, the first attempt to check the activities of interest groups was through the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946.
As such, Interest Groups always use propaganda and publicity through means of mass media for getting goodwill of public opinion and thereby a desired change in governmental policies. Behind party labels they indirectly get involved in elections for securing their interests. Interest groups also try keep public pressure in check if they represent a group that is not looked upon favorably. Lobbying activities include contacting members of Congress and the executive branch to disseminate information about the positive or adverse effects of proposed legislation. Demonstrations involve processions, Dharnas, black flag demonstrations, silent processions, rallies, submission of memoranda, etc.
Below is the definitio … n of bandwagon from dictionary. Through advertisements or press notes in the newspapers the interest groups try to secure public attention towards their demands and support for the campaigns launched for securing such demands. In the past, 527 lobbyists were part of the Bush Administration, compared to 358 during the Clinton Administration. In fact, an environmental group has identified the 12 representatives who the group believes have the worst voting records on environmental issues and labeled them the 'Dirty Dozen. One last direct technique strategy used by interest groups is campaign assistance. If it isn't perhaps the cause itself is not so worthy, or at the very least the group itself is suspect. Unions-less likely to join c.


Once you've added the essential oils, use the pipette or a dropper to fill the lip balm tubes. Make sure to transfer quickly to the tubes as it will harden within 1-2 minutes. Make sure to transfer quickly to the tubes as it will harden within 1-2 minutes.... In this post, you'll see how you can make a lip scrub using essential oils. Why add essential oils? Well, they have stimulating properties that increase blood circulation to your lips. This promotes healthy lips, not to mention make them naturally red! They also have healing properties so if your lips are dry and painful, essential oils can help soothe them naturally.
While you can make your lip scrub in any flavor or scent, using your favorite essential oils, I like to use cinnamon because it is a "hot" essential oil and irritates the upper layer of your thin lip skin, making them appear fuller and plumper temporarily. Plus, cinnamon is one of my favorite flavors.... You can add essential oils to your honey lip scrub. Essential oils are excellent ways to add a nice flavor and texture to the lips. Choose lavender, green mandarin or sweet orange essential oils.


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Invest in data and insights, and continue augmenting analytics and understanding with thorough A/B testing. Typical conversion rates for digital campaigns can range from 1.5% to 15% depending on channels involved and who you believe. Focused efforts on understanding customers, especially those with large digital footprints, should be able to boost those statistics significantly in the coming years, especially in light of the flood of data expected to be provided by the Internet of Things. Taking your foot off the accelerator to optimize data is a difficult sell when top-line quarterly results are a priority, but ensuring that data is properly structured to scale and mine is critical to enable sophisticated analytics in the long run.
In light of all of the above, leverage the power of technology to push as much of the 1s and 0s below the waterline as possible. Technology is most powerful when users view it as enhancing their lives as an extension of them, and technology as servant is an important message that needs to resonate for success.
Nice article, a lot of good points! I agree there is a fine line between good and bad ways companies can use their data. The ones that make good choices will profit and make stronger customer connections.


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My butcher sold me a kilo of pork collar recently.
He took it quietly from beneath his counter, as if it was some kind of illegal contraband.
He insisted that it should be made into Char Siew and not cooked in any other way. "Char Siew only. Promise?" I was more than happy to comply, of course. He had no idea that I am the son of the famous Auntie Ruby. It looked great. "Can I have one more kilo?" "No," he replied. "Just try this out and if you like it, come back and I can give you more."
As the pics below will show you, it came with beautiful marbling.
If you find it too smoky to char the pork in your wok, towards the end just give it a good 5 minutes in a hot oven. This way you keep your Char Siew moist and charred.
I have already detailed out ways to cook Char Siew in the wok here and here. So, in this post, it will be more pics than text. There is also a summarised recipe in table format here.
How did the taste go? It was succulent. Being a well-marbled cut, the fat is 'integrated'. It is "wagyu" pork, if you like. The experience is different from Pork Belly CS. It has a more intense flavour and the texture...oh well, how I do I describe it?
I am definitely going back to the butcher for more collars.
Here are more photos. Don't just view it. Siew* it.
Be inspired to come up with this in your own kitchen.
* Means "roast" in Cantonese. What a groaner!
Wokking away. Here, it has reached the charring stage.
On the dining table - beautiful.
this pork collar your butcher sold to you is it also called in Mandarin "no see sky"?
I will ask the butcher. The neck, near cheek and armpit region seem to be good for CS.
Hi, just want to add that "no see sky" is a gimmick phrase used by a certain hawker in Tiong Bahru FC...mainly because it gets sold out very quickly or gets roasted in an enclosed oven, hence no see sky or day.
Hi Pastor, I'm going to make CS with your recipe as I just bought some shoulder pork ("5 flower meat") fm Cold Storage on friday...will let you know how the kids in kindergarten like them! God bless you for sharing!
Yes, many gimmicky stuff out there created for business purposes.
Hope your CS turns out well, Regina.
How do you say pork collar in Mandarin or Hokkien? I'm afraid my butcher may not understand what pork collar means. Many thanks!!
Is it okay to cook the char siew a day ahead & char it the next day before serving? I am the solo cook for Christmas lunch plus I am cooking at different place so....stress stress.
All the best and I am sure it will turn out well.
Tried the char siew this morning with good result.
Thanks again for the recipe & my family thank u too!
Jean, most welcome. Have a blessed Christmas!


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An interview with Julia Stuart
από Στέλλα Κάσδαγλη | 18.5.2016 | Bookworm, English, The write time, Women On Top, Συνεντεύξεις | 0 Σχόλια
Full disclosure: I haven't yet had the chance to read any of Julia Stuart's novels. What first draw my attention, though, when I first visited her website, on the occasion of the British Council's International Creative Writing Summer School in Greece (May 13-June 24), was a) the fact that she started out as a journalist, b) how little her public image matches that of the tormented writer (that has a considerable following in Greece) and c) the wonderful covers of her books –especially the one for The Matchmaker of Périgord, which I expect to be delivered by Amazon any moment now. The book has already been adapted for the screen and has been longlisted for an important British award –although, to quote Stuart, "The nearest I've come to glory was when one of my novels was picked for the holiday reading of the Obamas". Here's what she said to me about all the above –and more.
How is being a writer different than being a journalist?
As a novelist, not only do you choose what you write about, but you also get to make it all up. But that liberty has its own perils: you have absolutely no point of reference and nothing to cling onto. The stakes are also much higher when writing a novel. A book could change your life in wonderful ways. Equally, it could plunge you into the greatest despair if, upon raising your head from your computer after 10 years, you discover that not a soul cares for it and you should have just sloped off to the pub with everyone else.
You've lived in a lot of different places. Has your writing changed through all those travels, either in quantity or in essence?
I've lived in France, Spain, Bahrain, Egypt and Wales. My travels haven't changed my writing, but there have certainly been influences. I set my first novel, The Matchmaker of Périgord, in France because of my love for the place. My forthcoming novel, The Last Pearl Fisher of Scotland, mentions Bahraini pearls. (I found one while scuba diving there.) And, simply for my own amusement, every novel I write includes a reference to Swansea, South Wales, where I once worked. It was quite a feat shoehorning the word 'Swansea' into a Victorian murder mystery set in Hampton Court Palace, but I managed it.
Do you feel that writers should be full time writers? Is it better for their craft to be focused on their art or is writing part-time a viable (maybe even preferable mode of working)? In other words, do you feel that the limitations of "day jobs" kill or enhance the creative potential of a writer?
A day job is a must for most writers as it's so difficult to make a living as a novelist. I don't think it's a hindrance to writing at all, apart from the obvious time restraints. Equally, someone could have all the time in the world and still not finish their novel. Or write a really dull one with lots of exclamation marks.
All your books have lovely covers. How particular are you about the covers of your books? What makes you love or hate a cover?
I'm lucky in that I've loved all of my covers. For my main markets – the UK and America – the changes I've suggested have always been minimal, such as something to do with the font. While my contracts state that publishers have to show me the jacket for my consideration before publication (which is standard), very few in foreign territories actually bother to do so. I only see the cover when my small box of complimentary copies arrives, often months after publication. It's always a revelation and often a thrill. All my jackets are on the gallery page of my website – juliastuart.com –as I find it intriguing to see what different countries come up with.
Your books are getting stellar ratings on Amazon and Goodreads. Are you a "social media author"? Do you like using technology and the internet to advance your work or do you not see the point/prefer not to get into this type of work?
Not really, but I should be as I think it's beneficial. I'm a recent Twitter convert, but I tend to forget about it as I get caught up in real life. My readers contact me mostly through my official Facebook page or website. I find what they say extremely touching and I'm grateful to them all.
So, do you consider reading books to be a solitary or a social experience? And how has technology impacted upon one or the other dimension?
Reading for me is an entirely solitary experience, though it's quite nice having someone at the end of the sofa to warm my toes against (I'm currently hiring for that position). Technology hasn't impacted me at all in that regard, though I recently wore a head torch while reading in the bath.
What are you going to teach at the British Council's International Creative Writing Summer School? I mean, which parts of the art of writing do you feel that can be taught and which ones can't?
Craft can be taught. I'll be covering backstory, narrative drive, dialogue, suspense and how to plan a novel. Most of the time will be spent workshopping students' work, however, as it's the best way to improve.
What do you feel is the most important thing you can impart to your students?
The importance of having a great story to tell, and if you don't have one, where to find one.
In a story about you at the Guardian there is a phrase that says:
Appearance: Surprisingly happy for a novelist.
What are your thoughts about the idea of tormented writers? Does one need to be unhappy or preoccupied with life or take drugs or be an alcoholic in order to produce great writing?
I know a lot of tormented civil servants. I don't think great writing comes from angst or addiction, though the process itself can be very painful as you're creating something that has the real possibility of universal rejection. You lurch from deluding yourself that your novel is going to be a rip-roaring success to being entirely convinced that it's complete rubbish. I think great writing takes guts, sacrifice, curiosity and supreme faith in the story you wish to tell.
Julia Stuart, along with Adam Baron, are going to teach Fiction, at the British Council's International Creative Writing Summer School, in Athens, from May 30 to June 10, 2016. The Summer School also includes interesting workshops on poetry, short fiction etc (you can read more about the program -and also register- here).
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est un film américain réalisé par Peter Bogdanovich, sorti en 1968 adapté du film soviétique de science-fiction réalisé par Pavel Klouchantsev, sorti en 1962 La Planète des tempêtes.

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Fiche technique
 Titre :
 Réalisation : Peter Bogdanovich
 Scénario : Henry Ney
 Producteur(s) : Norman D. Wells, Roger Corman
 Musique : Keith Benjamin
 Photographie : Flemming Olsen
 Montage : Bob Collins
 Narration : Peter Bogdanovich
 Studio : The Filmgroup
 Distribution : AIP-TV
 Durée : 78 minutes
 Langue : anglais
 Pays d'origine : États-Unis
 Format : Couleurs - Mono
 Genre : science-fiction
 Date de sortie : 1968

Distribution
 Mamie Van Doren : Moana
 Mary Marr : Verba
 Paige Lee : Twyla
 Margot Hartman : Mayaway
 Irene Orton : Meriama
 Pam Helton : Wearie
 Frankie Smith : femme de Venus
 James David : capitaine Alfred Kern
 Aldo Romani : astronaute Andre Freneau
 Roberto Martelli : capitaine William Lockhart
 Ralph Phillips : astronaute Howard Sherman
 Murray Gerard : astronaute Hans Walters

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Film américain sorti en 1968
Film de science-fiction américain
Film réalisé par Peter Bogdanovich
Film produit par Roger Corman
Film se déroulant dans le futur
Film se déroulant sur Vénus
Film mettant en scène un extraterrestre
Film de ptérosaure
Film indépendant américain
Film d'American International Pictures
1968 en science-fiction

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We're Here and We're Queer
I remember talking with my father last summer – we chatted about my relationships, my social circle, my writing. At some point in the conversation, he asked "isn't queer a slur? Why do you call yourself that?"
There are a few reasons why people might use the word "queer" to describe themselves.
One of the reasons people call themselves queer is *because* it's not a polite or apologetic word.
Before the late 80s, "queer" and "invert" were both words used to describe gays, but especially gender-stereotype defying gays of all genders (recall that for decades, the entire LGBTQ umbrella lived under the word "gay"). Some people did claim those labels with transgressive pride, but it took until the late 80s for "queer" to blossom into a politicized identity. "Queer Rights", "Queer Power", "We're Here, We're Queer, Get Used To It" – all of these popped up on signs and flyers, and were shouted from parades and protests. Queer was a radical identity for LGBT folks who weren't looking to assimilate into a heterosexual world by being "good gays," but rather wanted to live loudly and proudly, with no need to conform to heterosexual and heterosexist ideals.
Queer is a radical identity. Queer means that your sexual attraction or gender identity are not here to play nice with the patriarchal society that dictates what counts as appropriate or desirable. Queer is not normal, and proud of it. Queer is angry.
Another reason people like the word "queer" is how it functions as an umbrella term for the entire LGBT+ community.
Fifty, sixty years ago, folks who were gay, gender non-conforming or otherwise trans, bisexual, etc – they all banded together as a community, as the "gay community", regardless of their differences in gender and sexual attraction. Certainly, people made smaller social groups that allowed them to connect with people whose practices were more similar to each other, but there was mainly one political and social group, all working together.
Now, partially thanks to the growing acceptance of LGBT identities, partially thanks to the internet, there's more of a splintering of identities. Bisexual Jewish women can connect with other bisexual Jewish women, and have a very specific interaction based on the ways in which they are similar. Safe spaces exist where trans people of color can interact without having to worry about cis folks' or white folks' feelings. We've realized how valuable and supportive it can be to have labels that allow us to see that we're not alone.
But sometimes, we still need to band together as a group. We need to connect on a level where everyone of a marginalized gender or sexual attraction can come together to protest or vote or celebrate or work. And having the queer umbrella for the community allows each person who feels connected to that word to be explicitly invited.
If an event calls itself a "lesbian and gay" event, that says something very specific. If a protest calls for attendance from "LGBT" folks, that *still* says something. "Queer" is the word that holds all of us. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, asexual, aromantic, agender, questioning, intersex. All of us are queer, if we want to be.
A third reason why we use the word "queer" is that it's an easy shorthand.
LGBT+ identities can get pretty specific, because every single person's sexuality and gender are unique. No two people experience sexuality or gender in the same way.
Genders of people that I know include: "genderqueer demi-boy" and "non-binary woman" and "genderfluid but usually woman-aligned, masculine presenting" and "agender magical girl"* and "genderqueer trans woman". Attractions of people that I know include: "panromantic asexual" and "biromantic androphilic" and "attracted to anyone that isn't a cis man" and "bisexual in theory, but monogamously married in a heterosexual relationship so does it even matter?"** and "homoflexible lesbian."
It can be fun to talk about the nuances of gender or attraction in a queer-friendly context. But when you're dealing with the straight cis outside world, it can be vulnerable to disclose that much, not knowing what kind of judgement you might face. And even if you're speaking with accepting folks, it doesn't always feel good to have to play educator about your own identity, to explain a whole new vocabulary to people who just don't understand it. People who have a very specific gender or attraction experience may not want to explain their entire identity every time LGBT topics come up. Using the word "queer" allows people to quickly communicate to others that they are not cisgender, heterosexual, and allosexual with just one word.
If you don't identify as queer, I wouldn't use it to talk about other people unless they've explicitly invited you to, or have made clear that it's their preferred term to refer to them by. It makes some people uncomfortable, and some folks would prefer to not hear it from non-queer people. So accept it when you hear it, please admire its versatility and its utility. The word queer is a politicized and radical identity. It's an inclusive identity which ties people together. It's a shorthand for complexity. It's a beautiful word, and it's ours.
*if you believe that gender is nonsense, why not have fun with it?
**yes, if you want it to matter.
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I'm definitely hearing the umbrella sense of "queer," like my girlfriend asking me "is she queer?" about the state attorney general (I said yes; Healey is married to another woman and I think identifies as lesbian); or someone we were talking to at the Dyke March saying "lesbian" to refer to me and Adrian, hesitating, and then saying "it's okay, you're queer." And yes, I am, very much in the "we're here, we're queer, get used to it" sense, and the other label that feels like it fits is "bi" (which you can in my case expand to "bisexual" or "biromantic"). I wouldn't use the term "dyke" for myself outside that context–not because it can be a slur, it just doesn't feel like it fits–but in the context of the Dyke March I belong there because I'm queer, not male, and want a political march, not (or not only) a rather corporate celebration.
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