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Israel razes Negev village again
Witness talks of "unnecessary force" in demolition of Bedouin homes.
by Ayse Alibeyoglu
Al-Arakib is one of 45 Bedouin villages not recognised by Israeli authorities [Joseph Dana]
Al-Arakib, which had about 40 homes and 300 residents, is one of 45 Bedouin villages not recognised by Israeli authorities.
It was demolished in late Julyby the Israel Land Administration, briefly rebuilt with temporary shelters, then destroyed againlast week.
An Arab member of the Israeli Knesset, Talab el-Sana, had barricaded himself inside al-Arakib at one point last week before it was demolished, the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported.
'Homes bulldozed'
"While the police were dealing with the activists, bulldozers destroyed all of the village structures. Most building material was then removed from the scene in order to ensure the highest degree of difficulty in rebuilding the village," he added.
Residents continue to rebuild demolished homes despite Israeli action [Joseph Dana]
"The destruction of the village lasted approximately one hour and during its course, one Israeli activist was arrested after being brutally thrown to the ground."
According to Dana, two Palestinians and one Israeli activist were also arrested in the area around al-Arakib "on Monday night".
"One simply cannot imagine the scene when 200 armed combat police officers descend on a village in the desert at 05:00am (0200 GMT), while a construction crew systemically demolishes every structure leaving the residents literally in the open desert air with nothing.
"There was little to no thought or remorse on the faces of the police officers while the village residents and their supporters were left visibly shaken.
"As soon as the police and construction crews left the village, residents began to rebuild all the structures that were demolished with the assistance of Israeli and international supporters."
Ayse Alibeyoglu


In the Arabian Gulf countries, the majlis is a central part of the house. The most public space within it, the majlis represents the household's occupants to society and its social and economic status. As the house reflects culture and civilization, so the family is understood as a micro-level society of individuals raised in its institutions. Hence, the house is a manifestation of family structure, religious beliefs, and individual needs and desires, reflecting the family's economic, cultural, and social backgrounds and aspirations. The majlis offers a unique space in Arab societies, articulating cultural and social factors that directly impact identity Accordingly, the design of the majlis and meanings associated with its constituents are essential to the discussion about Qatari culture and society from past to present (Rapoport 1969).
Since the discovery of oil in Qatar, there has been a noteworthy change in the way that houses have been designed, with a major transformation in the use of house and majlis over the last few generations, including social factors such as family social structure, the role of women, kinship and its relationship with privacy and proximity, and economic factors such as the availability of disposable income.
This research explores the evolution of house architecture in Qatar with a focus on the design and social impact of the majlis. The physical and social changes in the period between pre-oil discovery until today have created gaps between the built form, climate, and sociocultural activities. This research attempts to bridge this gap, concentrating on the majlis.


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(a) General impairment.–Except as set forth in subsection (b) or (c), an individual who violates section 3802(a) (relating to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance) shall be sentenced as follows:
(1) For a first offense, to:
(i) undergo a mandatory minimum term of six months' probation;
(ii) pay a fine of $300;
(iii) attend an alcohol highway safety school approved by the department; and
(iv) comply with all drug and alcohol treatment requirements imposed under sections 3814 (relating to drug and alcohol assessments) and 3815 (relating to mandatory sentencing).
(2) For a second offense, to:
(i) undergo imprisonment for not less than five days;
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $300 nor more than $2,500;
(iv) comply with all drug and alcohol treatment requirements imposed under sections 3814 and 3815.
(3) For a third or subsequent offense, to:
(i) undergo imprisonment of not less than ten days;
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $500 nor more than $5,000; and
(iii) comply with all drug and alcohol treatment requirements imposed under sections 3814 and 3815.
(b) High rate of blood alcohol; minors; commercial vehicles and school buses and school vehicles; accidents.–Except as set forth in subsection (c), an individual who violates section 3802(a)(1) where there was an accident resulting in bodily injury, serious bodily injury or death of any person or damage to a vehicle or other property or who violates section 3802(b), (e) or (f) shall be sentenced as follows:
(i) undergo imprisonment of not less than 48 consecutive hours;
(i) undergo imprisonment of not less than 30 days;
(iii) attend an alcohol highway safety school approved by the department; and (iv) comply with all drug and alcohol treatment requirements imposed under sections 3814 and 3815.
(3) For a third offense, to:
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $1,500 nor more than $10,000; and
(4) For a fourth or subsequent offense, to:
(i) undergo imprisonment of not less than one year;
(c) Incapacity; highest blood alcohol; controlled substances.—An individual who violates section 3802(a)(1) and refused testing of blood or breath or an individual who violates section 3802(c) or (d) shall be sentenced as follows:
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $1,000 nor more than $5,000;
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $1,500;
(ii) pay a fine of not less than $2,500; and
(c.1) Violation involving minor occupant.–An individual who violates section 3803(b)(5) (relating to grading), in addition to any penalty imposed in this chapter, shall be sentenced as follows:
(i) pay a fine of not less than $1,000; and
(ii) complete 100 hours of community service.
(ii) undergo imprisonment of not less than one month nor more than six months.
(3) For a third or subsequent offense, undergo imprisonment of not less than six months nor more than two years.
(d) Extended supervision of court.–If a person is sentenced pursuant to this chapter and, after the initial assessment required by section 3814(1), the person is determined to be in need of additional treatment pursuant to section 3814(2), the judge shall impose a minimum sentence as provided by law and a maximum sentence equal to the statutorily available maximum. A sentenceto the statutorily available maximum imposed pursuant to this subsection may, in the discretion of the sentencing court, be ordered to be served in a county prison, notwithstanding the provisions of 42 Pa.C.S. § 9762 (relating to sentencing proceeding; place of confinement). (e) Suspension of operating privileges upon conviction.—
(1) The department shall suspend the operating privilege of an individual under paragraph
(2) upon receiving a certified record of the individual's conviction of or an adjudication of delinquency for:
(i) an offense under section 3802; or
(ii) an offense which is substantially similar to an offense enumerated in section 3802 reported to the department under Article III of the compact in section 1581 (relating to Driver's License Compact).
(2) Suspension under paragraph (1) shall be in accordance with the following:
(i) Except as provided for in subparagraph (iii), 12 months for an ungraded misdemeanor or misdemeanor of the second degree under this chapter.
(ii) 18 months for a misdemeanor of the first degree under this chapter.
(iii) There shall be no suspension for an ungraded misdemeanor under section 3802(a) where the person is subject to the penalties provided in subsection (a) and the person has no prior offense.
(iv) For suspensions imposed under paragraph (1)(ii), notwithstanding any provision of law or enforcement agreement to the contrary, all of the following apply:
(A) Suspensions shall be in accordance with Subchapter D of Chapter 15 (relating to the Driver's License Compact).
(B) In calculating the term of a suspension for an offense that is substantially similar to an offense enumerated in section 3802, the department shall presume that if the conduct reported had occurred in this Commonwealth then the person would have been convicted under section 3802(a)(2).
(v) Notwithstanding any other provision of law or enforcement agreement to the contrary, the department shall suspend the operating privilege of a driver for six months upon receiving a certified record of a consent decree granted under 42 Pa.C.S. Ch. 63 (relating to juvenile matters) based on section 3802.
(f) Community service assignments.–In addition to the penalties set forth in this section, the sentencing judge may impose up to 150 hours of community service. Where the individual has been ordered to drug and alcohol treatment pursuant to sections 3814 and 3815, the community service shall be certified by the drug and alcohol treatment program as consistent with any drug and alcohol treatment requirements imposed under sections 3814 and 3815.
(f.1) Victim impact panels.–
(1) In addition to any other penalty imposed under this section, the court may order a person who violates section 3802 to attend a victim impact panel program.
(2) A victim impact panel program shall provide a nonconfrontational forum for driving under the influence crash victims, their family members, their friends or other pertinent persons to speak to driving under the influence offenders about the impact of the crash on victims' lives and on the lives of families, friends and neighbors.
(3) A victim impact panel shall be administrated through the local office of probation and parole or other office as the court shall determine and shall be operated in consultation with the Mothers Against Drunk Driving – Pennsylvania State Organization.
(4) A victim impact panel program may assess a reasonable participation fee to achieve program self-sufficiency but may not operate for profit. The department shall establish an acceptable range of fees. (5) The department shall develop standards and incentives to encourage counties to establish victim impact panel programs. In developing these standards, the department shall establish and chair a coordinating committee among pertinent agencies and organizations, including the Department of Health, the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, the Office of Victim Advocate, the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, county officials, the Mothers Against Drunk Driving – Pennsylvania State Organization and the Pennsylvania DUI Association. The standards shall address items including all of the following:
(i) Prototype design and structure standards for victim impact panels.
(ii) Training standards and curricula for presenters, facilitators and administrators.
(iii) Operations policy and guidelines manual.
(iv) Evaluation standards, design and structure allowing for the tracking and analysis of recidivism data.
(v) Standards for counseling and debriefing activities for victim presenters.
(vi) Standards for reimbursing reasonable costs to victims for participation in panels.
(vii) Assistance to counties through coordinating potential Federal and State funding streams to carry out this subsection and to assist counties as may be needed.
(g) Sentencing guidelines.–The sentencing guidelines promulgated by the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing shall not supersede the mandatory penalties of this section.
(h) Appeal.–The Commonwealth has the right to appeal directly to the Superior Court any order of court which imposes a sentence for violation of this section which does not meet the requirements of this section. The Superior Court shall remand the case to the sentencing court for imposition of a sentence in accordance with the provisions of this section.
(i) First class cities.–Notwithstanding the provision for direct appeal to the Superior Court, if, in a city of the first class, a person appeals from a judgment of sentence under this section from the municipal court to the common pleas court for a trial de novo, the Commonwealth shall have the right to appeal directly to the Superior Court from the order of the common pleas court if the sentence imposed is in violation of this section. If, in a city of the first class, a person appeals to the court of common pleas after conviction of a violation of this section in the municipal court and thereafter withdraws his appeal to the common pleas court, thereby reinstating the judgment of sentence of the municipal court, the Commonwealth shall have 30 days from the date of the withdrawal to appeal to the Superior Court if the sentence is in violation of this section.
(j) Additional conditions.–In addition to any other penalty imposed under law, the court may sentence a person who violates section 3802 to any other requirement or condition consistent with the treatment needs of the person, the restoration of the victim to preoffense status or the protection of the public.
(k) Nonapplicability.–Except for subsection (e), this section shall not apply to dispositions resulting from proceedings under 42 Pa.C.S. Ch. 63.

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A large number of U.S. companies, including Texas Instruments, Oracle, Microsoft and IBM, have set up software, chip design and product development centers in India, to tap the country's large pool of engineers.
India is considering new rules on geospatial data collection that would require security clearances for the collection of mapping data in the country as well as its dissemination online, which could have a chilling effect on crowdsourced maps and other user innovations. These rules may not affect Apple's new center, which appears to be focused on product features development rather than data collection.


The epic tale of The Mahabharata has fascinated most of us. For all those who have got their Indian mythology dose from the Amar Chitra Katha, or the television, this book will make an engaging read. Chitra Banerjee's, 'The Palace of Illusions,' is a re-telling of the famous epic of pride, love and revenge—The Mahabharata. What makes this epic more endearing in Divakaruni's novel, is the use of the first-person narrative, in this case, of Draupadi.
The poignant tale of a girl who always wished she was a man – Panchaali, as she prefers to be called, is a girl surrounded by riches, who is terribly lonely save for her brother and her rather upfront but caring Dhai Ma. She sees the women around her – women who are shielded from public view when court is in session, women who are married off as soon as they hit puberty to old kings – and knows that she is made for more. This fiery-eyed little princess knows her life shall be different and that she shall make a difference. But to whom? And what?
Married to not one, but the five Pandavas, Draupadi indeed changed the course of history. It's not her husbands that she loves, but their social outcast, unknown half-brother, Karna. From her swayamvara to the final epic war, sage Vyasa, the author of the original masterpiece, who happens to be a participant in this novel, has predicted doom for the fiery princess. Unlike, the traditional princesses, Draupadi, has indeed managed to make a difference and how!
The author has delved deep into Draupadi's psyche. Her raw emotions are lyrically and eloquently portrayed. Her relationships with her brother, Krishna, her five husbands and with her mother-in-law, Kunti, reveal what Panchali is made of.
The narrative travels through time, from Draupadi's birth to the bloody war of Kurukshetra, and her final journey with her husbands to the Heavens.
Riveting and gripping, one can't help, but turn the page.
This is not Mahabharata with a twist, but from a woman's point-of-view. A male-dominated world of Gods, sages, warriors and heroes unraveled from a heroine's perspective.
The high point for me in this book is Draupadi's beautiful friendship with the endearing God, Krishna. He has his secret connection with everyone she knows, and it seems to her that He shares a special bond with everyone she thinks she knows completely. Yet Krishna manages to make her believe she is his dearest friend of all. He refers to her as 'sakhi' and better yet, 'Krishnaa', the female version of His own name making her believe that He loves her most dearly.
The portrayal of Karna. His sufferings and how he dealt with them are known to anyone who is familiar with The Mahabharat. But Draupadi's secret attraction to her husbands' most dangerous enemy is the silk thread that strings all the pearls of the events of the Mahabharata. Karna's character grows from a bright-eyed suitor at Draupadi's swayamvar, to a strong warrior, to a man who confesses his love for the fiery princess to Bheeshma.
The ending was a drag. The bloody war of Kurukshetra and the Pandavas and Draupadi forsaking their lives to go to the Heavens, just seemed to stretch. Consequently, the heavenly meeting of Draupadi and Karna, lost its significance.
The lingering infatuation of Panchali towards Karna, her cherished trip with Bheeshma, the special friendship with Krishna and the way Bhima loved her, were all revelations to me.
I did not know that Duryodhan's wife was Bhanumati, that Kunti did not believe in using spices, nor that Nal and Damayanti lived before Mahabharata time.
I could sense and empathize with Panchali's agony of guilt for being the most responsible one for the war of Kurukshetra.
Recommended for anyone who is interested in Indian mythology.


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Laminate wood floors are more common than ever, they appear great, they are fairly affordable and they are easy to keep. Distilled water – I typically only clean with distilled water as tap water consists of minerals which can inhibit the cleaning resolution and influence the effectiveness. I discovered that pure cotton cleaning cloths for washing dishes or cleaning surfaces worked considerably far better than the sponges, which always smelled and fell apart as well rapidly. Cleaning Winnipeg will stick to a strategic cleaning program that ensures a consistent clean every single time we visit your property.
A 20 minute soak in a three % remedy will disinfect something – but if you don't want to wait, then whip out white vinegar and just spray it straight onto the pots and trays soon after you have provided them a typical cleaning to take away old dirt and grime. If your machine does not have a fabric softener dispenser, you can either add the vinegar throughout the rinse cycle or get a Downy ball (see the Amazon hyperlink below) and toss that in.
Yet another time-tested way of cleaning a glass pipe is by soaking it in rubbing alcohol for at least a day or more. Servest Cleaning has policies in location which guarantee that we stay up to date with the latest green technologies in our line of service. Sprinkle 1 portion of baking soda down your drain and follow up with 1 part of white vinegar.
You require to use a steam wand to get the grout completely cleaned and restored to like new (borrow a single if you want, but I highly advocate investing in one as they are excellent cleaning tools to have for a lot of purposes). More than the last year, the busier our lives grow to be and as I found easier cleaning recipes, I let go a bit and allowed my schedule and habits to modify. You can also spot your supplies in a caddy or a bucket to stay organized and save time.
I was cleaning my kitchen stove with it and all I did was spray it on and wipe the grease right off. Make positive you stick to the guidelines in this post and put on a mask and gloves when cleaning it. Try the tea tree oil initial- it really is quite powerful. With out complication or hassle you can expect reliable, trustworthy and affordable cleaning solutions. But the vinegar smell will fade away and take the other smells with it. This of course works very best in the kitchen with cooking smells, where the smells are coming from in the 1st spot.
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The above website deals with a fundraising challenge undertaken by the directors of the Palace.
The above website deals with Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic Convention being shown on the big screen at the Riviera. It is interesting to see the many uses that have been found for this historic landmark.
The above site shows a picture of the Rivoli.
Mama Mia has been playing here. This is a departure from its usual foreign or art films which have an exclusive run at the North Park.
The above website deals with the 2008 Summer Classic Film Series.
Here is an update on this theatre.
There are pictures and background on the theatre at the website above.
Check out the 2008 Summer Classic Film Series at the Riviera on the above website.
This theatre opened as part of the Schines chain in 1930. In 1950 it became a Warner Brothers' theatre. It was part of the Dipson chain from 1955-1975. I was in Medina in 1985 and the theatre was closed,but I was told it had been last used as a restaurant.
Patsy:The name of the theatre owner is Jay Ruof. The website doesn't list the theatre as Patti's,but the phone number is still 716-649-2295. Below is the web with contact information for the theatre.
Some historical information on this theatre at the above site.
There is a picture of the theatre at the above website.
Here is an update on the sale of this theatre. Please note the new owners envision showing movies again.
The above website has a picture of the Allendale with its marquee intact.
The above article deals with the opening of the Transit for the 2008 season.
I saw Fatal Attraction in this theatre. At that time it was a twin cinema and was being operated by the Dipsons. The theatre was in excellent condition.
There are some really nice pictures in the posting above.
I think this theatre later was known as the Towne Theatre and showed second run films for $1.
The above website is the obituary for Mr.Shea.
This article deals with the 1929 acquisition of the Cataract and Strand Theatres by Fox Theatres.


So happy you recognized you needed to take care of YOU!
Thanks Cammy. I wrote this blog originally in Jan/Feb. And felt that this is another time of year when we need to pay special attention to our needs. Actually we need to always be re-evaluating our needs. Often that is forgotten with the hustle and bustle of our lives. Our unique needs are constantly changing. If your not mindful and keep re-examining what our own needs are, I think they can be push aside very easily.


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No jet lag; wildlife at every turn; English-speaking; kid-loving and unbelievably good value for money.
Cape Town and the surrounding region has lots going for it when it comes to family travel. Combine all this with epic drives between the most family-orientated self-catering accommodation out there – darting between beachfront huts, wild farmsteads, and stone cottages on ancient lagoons – and you've got a pretty wonderful family holiday.
Depending on how long you have, how good your kids are in the car, and what's top of the agenda (wine-tasting, kite-surfing or safari), here is a mix and match guide to family travel in Cape Town and the Western Cape.


Mainly used for ETL (Extract Transform Load) implementation. Consider an Example of loading data from a flat file to DB.
Give a name to this project (in my case TestStockPriceLoad) and Click OK.
Since we want to transfer data from Source to Destination we are selecting Data flow task. Later in this article we will use Execute SQL task to clean data in temporary table before we load data from flat file. So first thing first we create Data Flow Task by dragging it in Package design window from SSIS Toolbox pan.
Now we create Connection Managers to be used in Data Flow Task. So right click on Connection Managers and select New Connection Manager.
Select FLATFILE from options and click Add button.
Give appropriate name for this connection manager and select File location.
Now before we create connection manager for target we create a table to store values. For this tutorial we want to load only first 4 columns so we create table with following SQL query.
Now by following similar steps we create Connection Manager for OLEDB and select table created in last step.
Now double click on Data Flow Task and it will take you to Data Flow tab (alternately click on Data Flow Tab directly).
In this tab from SSIS Tool box panel drag "Flat File Source" to Data Flow tab and similarly drag and drop "OLE DB Destination".
It will show error and that we will fix in next step. Double click on Flat File Source and go to Columns and simply close it as we do not want to change anything for now. Once done it will Red error icon will disappear from Source block. Now drag Blue arrow from source and connect it to destination.
Now double click on target and from "Name of the table or the view" drop down select table we created previously.
Click on Mappings and map source and target columns as shown.
This will give a warning regarding truncation as source has all default column width. In order to remove this again go to CSV Connection Manager and set width in Advanced tab as follows.
When you try to save these changes it will ask you if you want to update metadata. Select Yes and save the project. Upon Saving the project Warning will go away.
Now run this package either by clicking F5 or by clicking on Start button.
It will build and run the project and show results as shown below.
Alternately you can run SQL query in SQL Server Management Studio and verify if data is loaded correctly or not.


It may not be everyone's favourite time of year, but the rainy season in Bangkok, roughly May to October, has its advantages. Daytime temperatures are a bit lower than during the hot season, and the rain itself often comes and goes quickly with plenty of sunshine and fair night skies between. Crowds are down from high season as well – although be assured there's loads to do throughout the period. Here are five activities we at Novotel Bangkok Ploenchit Sukhumvit think will help you enjoy the rainy season in Bangkok.
Take in some muay Thai kickboxing action. Bangkok's Ratchadamnoen and Lumpini stadiums (both covered) present cards featuring the nation's top fighters from 6 p.m.
Thrill to wonders of the underwater world at SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, Siam Paragon shopping mall. This huge aquarium is right downtown and a terrific experience for kids and adults alike. Easily reached from the hotel via BTS SkyTrain (two stops to Siam Station).
Raining today? Not to worry – there's always shopping! Bangkok is renowned for its outstanding shopping malls, many of which are major sightseeing attractions in their own right. Among the biggest and best are Siam Paragon, Siam Discovery, Terminal 21, CentralWorld, EmQuartier and, almost directly opposite the hotel, Central Embassy. All sites feature world-class shopping in addition to many restaurants and food courts.
Sometimes, the rain is a good reminder it's time to slow down, sit back and relax for a change. And what better place to wait out the rain than in a cosy café? Bangkok's café and coffee culture has really developed the past few years, so there's no shortage of spots, indoors or out, for sipping a cuppa and watching the rain come down and the world go by.
One thing about enjoying a buffet at our all-day-dining venue The Square, the weather's always perfect inside the restaurant. If it happens to be raining around Novotel Bangkok Ploenchit Sukhumvit, then take a little more time while dining to take in the view as you feast on one of The Square's fantastic buffet promotions. As a matter of fact, here's more information on precisely that subject: http://www.novotelbangkokploenchit.com/special-offers/.


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Altered States of Consciousness during Psychodrama and Sociodrama - Eberhard Scheiffele
Psychodrama and sociodrama participants in general, and protagonists in particular, often report that during a session their conscious experience is altered. Many are in fact drawn to experiential methods by their desire for this experience of heightened awareness. Psychodrama will be seen as altering most of the 14 dimensions of changed subjective experience that characterise altered states of consciousness (ASC's). Psychodramatists need to be aware of both the dangers and benefits of experiencing altered states. As in hypnosis, the director needs to be especially careful not to elicit false memories or make strong suggestions. Please click on the link at the bottom pf the page for the whole pdf article.
Throughout history humanity has been drawn to experiment with different means of altering consciousness, such as drugs, meditation, mysticism, hypnosis, drumming, ritual, ecstatic trance, sex, peak experience, sensory deprivation, biofeedback and, even, pain. Many followers of the human potential movement and clients in psychotherapy aspire to transform their consciousness. For some this desire for heightened awareness and living in the moment is the main reason they are drawn to experiential methods, such as psychodrama, sociodrama, drama therapy, bioenergetics, gestalt therapy, holotropic breathing, rebirthing, encounter groups, or primal therapy. Improvisational acting also alters the actor's consciousness, such as is heard in Ruth Zaporah's Action Theater: "This practice turns the mind inside out" (Zaporah, 1995, p. xxi).
Using the definitions and classifications presented in a prominent textbook (Farthing, 1992), this article investigates how these methods relate to the psychology of consciousness field. Experiences during psychodrama will be seen to fit Farthing's definition of Altered State of Consciousness (ASC). Note that the goal of the paper is not to promote ASC as a (new or old) form of treatment, rather to create awareness that ASC often occur in psychodrama as currently practised, whether intended to or not. While the focus is on psychodrama in the remainder of the article, most of the observations also hold true for sociodrama and related techniques.
The point that ASC experiences are beneficial has been made by many authors (most prominently Leary 1968; Grof 1980, 1993). I am not necessarily agreeing that ASC's in psychodrama should be encouraged, rather that I will show they occur, whether the practitioner encourages them or not. The last part of the article reflects on both the desirable and undesirable implications.
Farthing (1992) classifies such states as sleeping, dreaming, hypnosis, meditation, and drug-induced states as ASCs. His definition reads that
"An altered state of consciousness (ASC) may be defined as a temporary change in the overall pattern of subjective experience, such that the individual believes that his or her mental functioning is distinctly different from certain general norms for his or her normal waking state of consciousness". Farthing (1992, p. 205)
It is worth noting that Farthing defines an ASC as a subjective experience. At least until now, psychologists have not found an objective way to determine from the outside whether someone is in an ASC. In particular, there is no consistent brain wave pattern corresponding to ASC, or any other measurable physiological response (Farthing 1992, p.206; Wulff 2000, p.405). In the absence of instrumentation, researchers are left to question the subjects directly about their experience.
Farthing lists fourteen dimensions of changed subjective experience, several of which need to be altered to be in an ASC. Thus to establish whether psychodrama typically induces an ASC, one needs to show that it alters several of these dimensions. The following descriptions give explanations for the fourteen dimensions and demonstrate how they are altered during psychodrama.
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About the author Eberhard Scheiffele, PhD, CP, PAT, is a theatre artist, psychotherapist, and scholar. His dissertation entitled "The Theatre of Truth", written at the University of California, Berkeley, focused on Jacob Moreno's theatre of spontaneity and psychodrama. He is certified by the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Group Psychotherapy. While his first love remains acting, his experience also includes working in private practice and for agencies as a psychotherapist for children, adolescents, and adults. He has over 15 years of teaching experience in mathematics, philosophy, theatre arts, and psychology, at universities in California, Pennsylvania, Texas, Michigan, Germany, and Russia. His research and experiential workshops have been presented at universities and regional, national, and international conferences in theatre and psychotherapy all over the United States, Canada, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Greece, Austria, Russia, Siberia, and Senegal, West Africa. He has been published in Research in Drama Education, Journal of Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama, Dramascope, amongst others.
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When I was a young single adult attending a university ward in Utah, I was really perplexed by a comment made by my bishop at the time.
He said, "there are times in marriage where you will feel entirely alone and lonely." Everyone could see how he and his wife kept the spark alive and well in their marriage so to hear such a comment was a bit of a surprise to me.
In my naivety, I thought how could anyone ever feel lonely when they were married to their best friend? I planned on finding and marrying my best friend and dreamed of having laughter- filled, happiness and smiles every day. Boy oh boy, was I young and naïve.
No marriage is ever going to be perfect every day, no matter how hard we work or how much we pray for help. I know of one sweet couple who said that they came close to arguing just once, but then both stopped and started to laugh. Clearly, they aren't high maintenance, live wire kinds of people like everyone else in my family!
So how do we deal with those tough times? I believe by remembering that we are an eternal unit, we have something worth working for. When we are sealed together in the temple, we are not saying yes to the man or woman in front of us; we are making a covenant with our God that we will dedicate ourselves to this other person. We aren't only a couple, we become a presidency with God at our head if we allow Him to be.
What happens when we lose employment or illness comes? What happens when we bring children into the home who have severe disorders or behavior issues that we don't know how to handle? Even just the demands of daily life can be enough to bring us to our knees. Hopefully, while we are there, we will plead with the Father to support and sustain us through whatever we are going through.
We know who to turn to when we need comfort. It is through the Holy Ghost that we can feel God's love, support, and closeness. He is never farther away than a prayer, silent or spoken.
The only way to endure those difficulties in our marriages is by looking to God, and He will work everything out for our good.


The other night I was driving home and was pretty much blinded by some headlights. The weird thing is – these headlights weren't in front of me, they were behind me.
As those of you who've read my stories before know that I drive a 1968 Saab 96. The ones that came from the factory that year had a mirror on each door and one just above the windshield. The ones built earlier had the mirror actually mounted on the top of the dash. The fellow who rebuilt the car before I bought it put the dash of a '67 in there, complete with mirror, so now I have a car with a total of 4 rear view mirrors, and I was driving home, at night, in the rain.
It was not hard to see what was behind me in this car.
On this evening, in heavy traffic, a rather wide car had managed to find, and stay in, "the sweet spot" behind me where his left headlight was reflected through my drivers' door mirror, and his right one was reflected off my passenger's door mirror, and he was far enough back to where he was hitting at least one of the inside mirrors with both headlights.
Anyone looking at me at the time would have seen two round spots of light (one on each eye) connected with a rectangular one on my face.
It was, if you can imagine, bright, and with all that light in my face, I had to concentrate pretty hard to keep from having what was behind me blind me from what was in front of me. Squinting didn't work – if I squinted enough to make the lights tolerable, I could barely make out what was in the wet darkness in front of me.
Something made me look at the size of the windshield, and compare it with the size of the mirrors. Now even though those mirrors were much smaller than the windshield – the night before they'd gotten most of my attention, in large part because those headlights from the car behind me were positioned just right, and it really was hard to see out the front.
See, the thing is – most of our lives, okay, all of our lives, we're traveling through this dimension called time, if you will, forward. My personal vehicle for this travel happens to be an old, simple one that works… it's not fancy, it's not fast. It's loud and occasionally obnoxious, but it – well, it works (we could be talking about the Saab or me – up to you to pick that one out 🙂 – and the thing is – let's say I'm driving someplace… I'm going to spend most of my time looking out the front of the car – to places I haven't been to yet, to places I'll get to in the future. I can't do anything about what's happening in front of me, but I can prepare myself for what happens once I get there. This could mean I speed up, or slow down, change lanes, or even get off the freeway for a little bit. Bottom line is, what's on the other side of the windshield is important, and like it or not, can affect my life in both good and bad ways.
There are times ahead when there will be signs of accidents that happened before you got there. I've seen it before – where I see a long skid mark heading off the road to make a huge dent in the guard rail. That person was lucky, the guardrail kept him or her from going through it.
There will be times ahead when there will be accidents, there will be flashing lights, highway flares, sometimes there will be tow trucks, ambulances, and police officers. As hard as it is not to gawk, I've learned to be careful as I drive by so I don't become a statistic.
You get past it, and while you're still focused on what's on the other side of the windshield, you do sneak a few peeks back in the mirror, to see if there's something you can learn from what you've just been through.
Sometimes that's easy to see, like with those skid marks and a crashed car.
Sometimes it's easy and important to stop and help.
Sometimes you get there and it's clear that there's nothing you can do – either because others are already doing it, or because – well – because you're too late.
At some point, some of you are going to realize I'm talking far less about cars than I am about life – and that's where I had my 'aha' moment, when those mirrors really had more to do with learning from the mistakes, or lessons, of my past than they did about driving down a rainy highway at night.
I learned that if I paid attention to events like this, it gave me a chance to learn from the mistakes of others without having to make them myself. That doesn't mean I actually did learn immediately, but it was a start, and that was a good thing.
Driving faster to get away from those headlights wouldn't have done much good, it wouldn't have been safe to go much faster – I was going about as fast as I really dared to go under those conditions.
If you made mistakes, learn from them.
If you hurt someone, make it right and ask for their forgiveness.
If you're the one who was wronged, learn how to forgive.
So how's all this fit with that whole size of the windshield compared to the size of the mirrors thing I mentioned earlier? Well, I think the windshield's bigger because you're heading forward, car, life, whichever.
The mirrors are there to help you learn from what you went through.
Both are necessary, but spending too much time looking forward means you don't learn from the lessons of your past. Spending too much time looking back (like at the lights of that car behind me) means you can't move forward with any confidence or accuracy.
So – this Thanksgiving – take the time to pull over, to stop and look back, using the "rear view mirrors" at the past year, be thankful for, the things you've been blessed to get through, but also – remember it's behind you. There's nothing you can do about whatever smooth road or total wreckage there is back there.
The only thing you can do is hold onto the steering wheel as best you can, whether that's of your car or of your life, and drive carefully.


Dr Bryan W. Roberts has been awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize for his research on the philosophy and physics of observation.
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We're very pleased to announce that Dr Bryan W. Roberts has been awarded a Leverhulme Prize for his research on the philosophy and physics of observation.
Dr Roberts is an Associate Professor here in the Department, he specialises in the philosophy and foundations of physics. This year he is teaching three courses: Einstein for Everyone: From time travel to the edge of the universe (PH230 / PH430) Physics and the City: From Quantum Jumps to Stock Market Crashes (PH232 / PH431); and our new undergraduate course, The Big Questions: An Introduction to Philosophy (PH103). You can find out more about Dr Roberts' research on his website and in his LSE Philosophy video.


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You have got it! It is not a CD but an LP: the old, black, long-playing realized, by the way, in rare 180-gram virgin vinyl, made in EU. A true audiophile initiative at a good price, only 14.99 EUR.
The issues count 40 publications, therefore 40 LPs of the same format and quality, with distinguished titles and artists such as Lady in Satin by Billie Holiday, Mingus Ah Um by Charles Mingus, Somethin' Else by Cannonball Adderley, Time Out by The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Meets Oscar Peterson by Ben Webster and then Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, Stan Getz and João Gilberto and many more.
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It is not only about nostalgic forms of collection and trends, but it is about the conviction, asserted by many audiophiles and music lovers, that the vinyl is the sole format able to fire that magic made of warmth, feeling and naturalness. Yes, indeed. It makes the music more "humanlike", more touching than the perfect and innovative music produced by the digital silver disc.
A great initiative that ReMusic has really appreciated. For this reason, we want to make some comparisons with our own original records or reissues and let you know everything about the quality of the DeAgostini's reissues which are, when possible, taken out from the original masters.
It would be very interesting to know if elsewhere there are similar initiatives and, as ReMusic is read worldwide, we would be very glad to receive any reports from our readers and divulge them to everybody.
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That is fascinating and not entirely surprising. I would be interested to know the difference in the 1920s-50s searches of the term jitterbug in relationship to "swing dance" or "swing dancing." My guess is also that because instructors since the resurgence in the 80s have taught a myriad of dances from Balboa, to Shag, to DC Hand Dancing to Lindy, etc. that "swing dance" became a catch-all for the umbrella of these dances which are lumped in a "swing" or "jazz" era?
Another interesting comparison would be the use of "lindy"or "the lindy" vs. "lindy hop." I had read some accounts that int he 30s and 40s the popular term was just "the lindy." Have you statistics on this?
Oh, and do you have stats on the difference in eras independently for example how many times jazz or swing appeared in 1920-1929, 1930-1939, 1940-1949, 1950-1959? That would would interesting as well. I wonder if you could kind of track the rise and fall in that way? The biggest problem I see it that "jazz" seemed to be used more broadly, encompassing dance and music, right?
Cool stuff. Thanks for this. It may influence my historical fiction writing.
Hi Tam Francis! Thank you for your comment. I wrote about five years ago an article where I explained how jitterbug, jive, lindy hop etc. terms were used in the past and differed from each other. I removed my article because it turned out to be incomplete during the years. I may bring it back after modifications. Let's see… I'm pretty sure that jitterbug was still used widely when Old Timers like Al Minns were claimed to have brought back the term 'lindy hop' in the beginning of the 1980s. There certainly have been differences in the use of the terms between the West Coast of the U.S. and the East Coast of the U.S. According to the late Terry Monaghan, the New York enthusiasts in the 1980s borrowed the term 'swing dance' from the West Coast dance parlance. At the same time, they borrowed also other ideas from the West Coast, which led to the 'swing dance' competitions which were modelled on the West Coast dance contests, just to mention an example. That led to social dance interludes between competition rounds, jack and jill rounds etc., instead of copying the original Harvest Moon Ball which had various performance interludes etc.. What comes to the terms and their usage, I urge you to find out how they were used. It takes a lot of time to find that out. It may take a new dissertation to explain the usage. I may write later about the other terms. At this moment, I do not have time for that because I'm writing the part 2 following my doctoral dissertation, and that is very important because there still are Savoy Lindy Hoppers and Harlem dancers alive, especially from the 1950s and later periods, who deserve to be acknowledged, and they need exposure before it is too late. It is my main task now. In addition, I think that The Lindy and the Lindy Hop have been used both on the West Coast and on the East Coast. There should not be a difference in that between the coasts.
And (I write these additions, sorry!) I have discussed the use of the term 'jazz dance' since the 1910s in my dissertation. The term 'jazz dance' is the most essential term there. Concerning the terms 'swing' and 'jazz', I would say that they have encompassed music, dance and even lifestyle. For example, swing/jazz culture etc.. What I did not write in this terminology article is how those terms should be used… I tried to avoid arguments in that sense. There are associations which were named by using 'swing dance' as part of their names. I remember that the late Terry Monaghan discussed the issue. He considered that 'Swedish Swing Society' was a correctly named association. We have different 'swing societies' also in Finland. I think that was because the term 'swing' has encompassed the mentioned different aspects (music, dance and lifestyle). It is, of course, correct to name your association with 'swing dance' phrase, but then there might be limitations on what 'swing dance' really means. When you use 'swing', you always can include those different aspects. Well, that still needs more research to find out different meanings of the term.
I do find it fascinating and will be going back to finish my degree next year, and that could be a very interesting research project. At present, I use history and my love of jitterbug as a springboard for fiction writing, which is where my heart is. I try to be as accurate as possible in my narratives and direct people to dig deeper. I love reading your and Peter's posts. Please keep 'em coming!
Hi Swiveltam! Thank you! To me, it is the most important that there is a discussion. If the articles make you think, then they are worth writing. The terminology discussion is definitely important as well. My main task concerning the terms was found out how the term 'jazz dance' was used in the past, and that is discussed in my dissertation. The 'swing dance' term research was a by-product of the main research. I found it interesting enough for a discussion, but it definitely needs more research as the other terms need, too. I wish good luck to you in your endeavors in the case. I don't say that I won't write about the terms later. I may do when I have time for that. Anyway, more researchers in the case is a good thing because the task is enormous when properly executed.


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A trial judge ruled that documents prepared to try to keep a defendant from receiving the death penalty were exempt under state open records law.
A newspaper in Spokane, Wash., has appealed a Pierce County Superior Court ruling to keep confidential documents submitted to county prosecutors by attorneys representing a confessed murderer who faces the death penalty.
Judge John McCarthy ruled Feb. 5 that the documents are exempt from disclosure under the state Open Records Act. He said the documents are part of an ongoing investigation which could be harmed if the items were released, and that they constitute the work product of an involved party and would not be available under rules of trial disclosure.
Lawyers representing Robert L. Yates Jr. submitted a mitigation package to prosecutors to dissuade them from pursuing the death penalty against Yates, who pled guilty last year, in a separate case, to killing 13 people and received more than 400 years in prison. If convicted of two counts of aggravated murder in Pierce County, prosecutors said they will seek death by lethal injection. The documents filed by the lawyers included biographical sketches, letters and photographs of Yates and his family.
The Spokesman-Review filed a request under the state's Open Records Act on Jan. 19 for the mitigation documents. Prosecutors denied the request and the defense attorneys asked a superior court judge to issue a protective order barring public inspection of the documents. Then Cowles Publishing Co., which owns The Spokesman-Review, filed a civil suit claiming the documents should be released.
Opposed by both the prosecutors and defense counsel, The Spokesman-Review argued that the documents should be public because they were used to decide whether to seek the death penalty, which is a public process. The lawyers in the murder case said releasing the documents could hurt Yates' chance at receiving a fair trial, intrude upon his and his family's privacy and make future defendants wary of providing prosecutors with personal information that could save them from the death penalty.
The trial court ruled in favor of closure and a date has not been set for oral arguments before the appeals court.


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Hermann Heinrich Roeck (* 1731 in Lübeck; † 16. Januar 1797 ebenda) war Kaufmann und Ratsherr der Hansestadt Lübeck.

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Hermann Heinrich Roeck war Sohn des Lübecker Kaufmanns Ludwig Philipp Roeck. Er absolvierte seine Lehre als Kaufmannsgehilfe in Königsberg. Nach Reisen in die Niederlande machte er sich in Lübeck als Kaufmann selbstständig. Er gehörte zunächst den Lübecker Schonenfahrern an, trat dann aber zu den Novgorodfahrern über. In den Rat wurde er 1779 gewählt und war als Ratsherr Präses der Stadtkasse. Er war Vorsteher der Petrikirche und des Heiligen-Geist-Hospitals.

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Yael Tauman Kalai received her BA (1997) from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, MA (2001) under the supervision of Adi Shamir at the Weizmann Institute, and PhD (2006) under the supervision of Shafi Goldwasser at MIT. After postdoctoral positions at Microsoft Research and the Weizmann Institute, she is now a Researcher at Microsoft Research New England. Her honors include an outstanding master's thesis prize, a Sprowl's award (cowinner) for best PhD Thesis at MIT. Her research focuses on cryptography.
We give a short history of the development of Public Key Cryptosystems at BSI and an overview of the requirements and challenges for cryptography in the various fields of IT-Security.
Heike Hagemeier studied mathematics at the University of Cologne and received her Phd (2010) from the Technische Universität Darmstadt under the supervision of Jan Bruinier. Since 2010 she is working as a cryptographer at the german Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
Sarah Maßberg studied mathematics at the Universities of Göttingen and Bonn and received her PhD (2008) from the University of Düsseldorf. After two years work as an actuary in a life insurance company, as of 2011 she is a cryptographer at the german Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).


This June month has been very busy for many due to countless number of events taking place in and around the community (locally) here in DC, Maryland, and Virginia celebrating Caribbean-American Heritage Month. I imagine it has been the same in every state, as well as across the nation.
Disappointingly due to time constraints I have not been attending, nor participating in all the events as I have done in past years; but the many my husband Todd and I made time to attended have been interest and truly worthwhile. And I am very happy that we made the time to do this; in fact I am pleased that we made the time to do one of the many important things we are passionate about...indeed getting out in the community is one of our passions, and is gratifying and enjoyable.
Gosh, meeting and greeting so many of our friends (on-line friends and family) has truly been sensational. Most importantly, the conversations have been thought provoking, interesting, rewarding, extremely motivating, and many have left both Todd and I smiling broadly.
Every individual I/we spoke with took the time to express their appreciation for what we have been doing with our Arious Entertainment Group eNewsletter "Arious Grapevine"; [LOL, although not as detailed and frequent as in the past.] A large number of folks stated they enjoy the eNewsletter greatly, and absolutely look forward to receiving them. A few openly shared with us that they hope we will "get back on the ball" with the writing, and sharing through the eNewsletter. Additionally, many simply and earnestly said "Thanks, I got your eNewsletter and saw all the details about this event, plus all the others; and see...I'm here!" Hahaha, a few even stated they live vicariously through us...through our experiences, and excursions, etc. WoW...so very encouraging and impressive!
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This Sunday, June 29th a very special event takes place locally, Caribbeana Communications Inc. Comedy Festival "Laugh Out Loud", and I encourage you to attend.
Currently, CCI manages and produces a three hour weekly radio program called Caribbeana.
This program provides pertinent news from and about the Caribbean as well as about the Caribbean Diaspora throughout the world. Caribbeana presently airs on WPFW 89.3 FM in the Washington, D.C. market and is a central authority on Caribbean culture of past to present exposing anyone to Caribbean music, news, and culture. To listen to program podcasts, click here. We also produce Caribbeana's Comedy Festival, an annual event that provides entertainment through laughter and Extempo, a musically entailed art form of the Caribbean.
The Comedy festival first started in 1988, not long after the inception of the local DC Caribbean Carnival on the historical campus of Howard University. The concept originated with a Trinidadian colleague of Von, Paul Keens Douglas, a former producer of Talk Tents Comedy Festival in Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. Pitching the concept and opportunity to CCI to provide Caribbean Culture to the Washington Metropolitan area. Douglas began orchestrating this oral tradition as a testament to Von's cultural roots beyond the island borders of the Caribbean.
Since the festival's inception, it has been funded through person in-house donations from CCI staff and community support through sales of its program magazine and ticket sales. Because WPFW FM is only volunteer-based, the Caribbean Comedy Festival is the only source of CCI's independent fundraising.


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This paper sheds light on Swiss franc Libor futures, which are often used to measure interest rate expectations. We show that the differences between Libor futures and realized rates (excess returns) are, on average, positive over the last 25 years. Using interest rate surveys, we decompose excess returns into a (forward) term premium and forecast errors. The decomposition reveals that the bulk of excess returns arises from forecast errors, while the term premium is time varying but on average zero. We find that the term premium positively correlates with the business cycle, interest rate developments, and in absolute values increases with interest rate uncertainty. Our findings suggest that Libor futures should be adjusted by the term premium to extract risk-neutral interest rate expectations.


A bustling tourism hub on Viti Levu's west coast, Nadi is a great place for travellers to eat, drink and shop. Main Street offers plenty of options for retail therapy, with the latest Hindi or Fijian music playing from every storefront. Close proximity to Denarau Island and its wide range of quality accommodation also make Nadi an ideal base before you head out to discover the rest of Fiji.
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American Sitcoms In London
By Adam MacLean Last edited 106 months ago
Adam MacLean American Sitcoms In London
Every now and again in a writers' room somewhere in the US, a plan is hatched. Why not send the characters on a trip? Get them out of their comfort zones? And it turns out that one of the most popular destinations for American sitcoms is London — though not all of them actually have the budget to visit. We've identified eight comedies that have crossed the pond, and what they showed of us to the folks back home.
Warning: some spoilers ahead.
Episodes: Season 6, "London" Parts 1 and 2
Parks and Rec began its sixth and most recent season with a double episode in London. In the show, it's because Leslie (Amy Poehler) won an award; in real life, it's because Chris Pratt was shooting Guardians of the Galaxy here. So Leslie, Ben, April, Andy and Ron decamped to London, saw Buckingham Palace (which Andy thinks is Hogwarts) and met Peter Serafinowicz. Despite UK viewers still being stuck on series three. Sort it out, BBC4. While we wait for a legal way to watch the show, you can at least see one of the magnificent Swansonisms prompted by our fair city. And we'll ignore the fact that when the writers wanted to send Leslie and Ben somewhere romantic for the 100th episode, they went to Paris. Damnit (Jerry).
Episodes: Season 4, "The One With Ross's Wedding" Parts 1 and 2
All the Friends (bar Lisa Kudrow, too pregnant to travel) came to London to film Ross's wedding to Emily. It's pretty cringeworthy if you're a Brit; apart from a pre-House Hugh Laurie getting annoyed at Rachel on a plane, and pre-Rushmore/Sixth Sense Olivia Williams as the bridesmaid Joey seduces, it's all a bit... stereotypical. Richard Branson as a hat seller? Jennifer Saunders chewing the scenery? Sarah bloody Ferguson? Yep, they got Fergie. (We're willing to bet there are a fair number of you reading this who have no idea who Fergie is.) It's a depressing thought, but this is doubtless how a lot of tourists see us.
NTSF:SD:SUV
Episodes: Season 3, "U-KO'ed" Parts 1 and 2
Yeah, we'd never heard of this either, but it's a cop parody show that airs on cable channel Adult Swim — and has Doctor Who's Karen Gillan as a current cast member. A recent episode saw the San Diego cops go to 'Little Britain', actually filmed in London, with guest stars Anthony Head, Julian Barratt, Colin Salmon, Kelly Brook, Peter Serafinowicz again and a special appearance by the Dean Swift pub. You can watch the whole thing online. It's bizarrely brilliant.
Episode: Season 8, "Love is in the Airplane"
London is an incidental element in an episode set mainly on a plane, a plot device to reunite Grace with her ex-husband and have her end up pregnant. But they land at Heathrow, where Will displays a knowledge of British West End theatre beyond the obligatory Lloyd Webber:
WILL: OK. Nine hours until Billy Elliot. That gives us eight hours to sleep, and one hour to find a Burger King.
GRACE: [POINTING] There it is.
WILL: Perfect.
Episodes: Season 3, "For British Eyes Only", "Forget-Me-Now," "Mr F" and "The Ocean Walker"
Is this cheating? If Will and Grace barely made it past immigration, we'll count AD's Wee Britain. It's the same idea (but about eight years earlier) as NTSF:SD:SUV — a suburb of an American city given over to Britain — except Arrested Development built it on a studio lot. While it's more generic British than specifically London, there are black cabs, a Big Bus Company London bus, Leicester Square sign and the "London tube". Shame they couldn't find any British actors in Hollywood, casting Charlize Theron (South African) and Dave Thomas (Canadian).
Episode: Season 10, "Viewer Mail 2"
Chap of the Manor is a British version of Family Guy, with Neville and Lydia, kids Collingsworth, British Meg, white trash Stewie and horse Brian, attempting to steal DNA from the Queen. While it's set in "Billingsbury" rather than London, the accents are all Dick van Dyke Cockney, the title sequence is the Houses of Parliament and Joe goes to the pub dressed as a Queen's Guard. At least they got some fine local actors in, including Tom Hollander, Chris O'Dowd*, Ioan Gruffudd and John Finnemore. Plus, the cricket match commentary section accurately sums up how Londonist feels about the sport. Thanks, America.
Episode: Season 15, "The Regina Monologues"
Mary Poppins's floating over the Thames greeted the Simpsons' arrival into London on holiday, as did actual Tony Blair — taking time out in April 2003 from his busy schedule of invading Iraq to record a quick few lines. Tourist sites spotted include St Paul's, the Royal Albert Hall, Harrods, Big Ben, Carnaby Street, the London Eye and Buckingham Palace. We must take issue with the number 15 bus going to "Aldwych station" via South Ken and Hyde Park, though.
Episode: Season 4, "Pip" also known as "Great Expectations"
Boy, it's cheap to go on location when you're animating. The season four episode called Pip was a retelling of Great Expectations, but with robot monkeys and a machine-regenerated Miss Havisham. Everyone apparently hated it.
Most visited destinations
If we've learned anything from this — and it's not certain that we have — it's that American TV has a very definite image of us, which primarily consists of Houses of Parliament (spotted five times), Buckingham Palace/Royalty (four times), the Tower of London (three times), London Eye (twice) and Peter Serafinowicz (also twice). Congratulations Peter, you'll be on a postcard any day now.
* We know Chris O'Dowd is Irish. But Cate Blanchett plays the Queen, so he's more local than her.


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Back to School, On to Unemployment? Addressing the Global Unemployment Crisis Facing Youth
11/04/2015 04:38 pm ET Updated Nov 04, 2016
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - AUGUST 28: Children play under a pier near the closed Trump Plaza hotel on August 28, 2015 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. After new casinos opened in neighboring states, four of Atlantic City's top casinos closed in 2014, laying-off some 8,000 workers. The closures brought Atlantic City's unemployment rate to more than 11 percent, double the national average. The mass unemployment has produced the highest foreclosure rate of any metropolitan U.S. area, with 1 out of 113 homes now in foreclosure in Atlantic County. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
This post was co-authored by Devang Vussonji.
It's dark outside when Martin Kiptoo Kiyeng opens his eyes. He gazes at the concrete ceiling of the room he shares with his cousin's brother in Rongai, Nairobi. He sighs. It's 5 am on a Wednesday in September, his 700th day of unemployment since he graduated high school.
Instinctively, he reaches for his phone. Twitter lights up - this is his go-to place for news and, most importantly, job posts. Today, nothing. Today, he'll have to search the old-fashioned way.
Martin throws on a collared shirt and slacks and grabs his backpack. With money scraped together from informal work, he rides a bus 50 kilometers to central Nairobi. He walks into office after office, writing applications for open positions in lobbies, handing his papers over into the void. His efforts are met by a suffocating, incomprehensible silence.
"Is it because I have only a diploma and not a degree?" he asks himself.
Martin is part of what has become a global crisis: seventy-five million youth around the world are unemployed, and the ramifications are lifelong. For every year Martin doesn't work, he suffers a "scarring effect", making him less likely to find work in the future and more likely to earn up to 20 percent less than his peers who found jobs right after graduation.
Navigating the Skills Mismatch When Martin graduated from high school, it wasn't long before he realized how unprepared he was for work.
"There's a mismatch from what you are learning and what you get [in terms of a job]," he says. The job market had changed, but the curriculum he studied had not. New industries - retail, hospitality, and professional services - had become key job creators, while traditional sources of employment, such as agriculture and manufacturing, had contracted.
"There should be that transition when you're moving out of high school, some sort of counseling." But counseling was too expensive. Martin worked overtime at his cousin's hardware store in Rongai to make ends meet, pay for an affordable advanced diploma in project management, and support his mother when she got a stroke that permanently damaged the left side of her body. Between shifts, he negotiated with his aunt in Uganda to take over care for his mom, and he watched the only parent in his life leave.
One year later, after receiving his diploma, Martin was back at square one. Mentorship and job placement programs - both pivotal to help young people transition from education to employment - were nonexistent. Martin couldn't believe all his effort had led him to what felt like the same place.
Training for Job Readiness In October of last year, Martin woke up as usual in the concrete room behind his cousin's shop in Rongai. His hand fished for his phone and soon his Twitter feed lit up the dark.
"Apply for the cycle 6 KEPSA-KYEP training," read a tweet from a World Bank-funded program with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance. "Two days remaining." Martin filled out the simple application for the youth job placement and training program, and was randomly chosen to participate.
Other the course of the next few months, Martin attended trainings in soft and entrepreneurial skills - key in today's job market -- and in June of this year he was matched to an opportunity with Kidogo, a social enterprise in Nairobi delivering high-quality, affordable early childhood education. His energy is palpable as he leans forward in his chair in Kidogo's office and explains what he's learning on the job: networking skills, technical data entry skills, how to build a growing organization. Based on his strong internship performance, he's just received a one-year contract to stay with Kidogo - his first real step on a career path.
No Simple Fixes Martin's journey is one of hard work, perseverance, and luck. But what about the many hardworking young graduates who did not get picked by KEPSA or any other accessible training program?
"The issue is about opportunity inequality," says Martin. "I'm here because I had access to the internet that someone far from Nairobi doesn't have. I was lucky to afford to live in the city and have a phone."
Unemployed youth know first-hand how complex the crisis is. Information falls flat if youth lack the technology to access it. Training programs remain out of reach if they are too expensive. Better approaches to educational financing have limited impact if a university degree is irrelevant to the jobs youth want. And developing the right skills and experience yields little return if job opportunities simply are not available or accessible.
Yet Martin's story hints at solutions to the unemployment problem too: aligning education to employers' needs; programs like KEPSA teaching soft skills and matching job seekers to employers; internships providing training; and tech platforms, like Twitter, that can spread the word about opportunities.
The effects of unemployment go beyond Martin, or any of the one in eight youth worldwide who are without work. The effects ricochet through entire economies and societies. It's no coincidence that the Middle East and North Africa region, with the highest unemployment rate in the world, witnessed large-scale social and political unrest in 2011. Youth expressed their chronic dissatisfaction with a society in which they could not participate, contribute, and develop.
Looking back, Martin believes that for youth to become leaders in their societies they need to not only build the right skills, but also embrace an entirely new approach to employment.
"We should encourage an entrepreneurial mindset rather than just making someone marketable. We should use business to solve unemployment because it's sustainable." Martin wants to start his own business someday in maternal health, education, or environmental protection. "I want to be unique, on a different level."
Nairobi Unemployment Social Enterprise Youth Vocational Education


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The 2015 Indonesian Masters Grand Prix Gold (officially known as the Yonex Sunrise Indonesian Masters 2015 for sponsorship reasons) was the twentieth grand prix's badminton tournament of the 2015 BWF Grand Prix and Grand Prix Gold. The tournament was held at the Graha Cakrawala Building, State University of Malang Complex in Malang, East Java, Indonesia December 1–6, 2015 and had a total purse of $120,000.

Men's singles

Seeds

  Srikanth Kidambi (final)
  Tommy Sugiarto (champion)
  H. S. Prannoy (second round)
  Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka (withdrawn)
  Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk (third round)
  Jeon Hyeok-jin (first round)
  Ihsan Maulana Mustofa (third round)
  R. M. V. Gurusaidutt (third round)
  Jonatan Christie (quarterfinals)
  Derek Wong Zi Liang (quarterfinals)
  Anthony Sinisuka Ginting (semifinals)
  Iskandar Zulkarnain Zainuddin (quarterfinals)
  Sony Dwi Kuncoro (third round)
  Firman Abdul Kholik (first round)
  Soo Teck Zhi (quarterfinals)
  Andre Kurniawan Tedjono (first round)

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Bottom half

Section 5

Section 6

Section 7

Section 8

Women's singles

Seeds

  Pusarla Venkata Sindhu (quarterfinals)
  Maria Febe Kusumastuti (quarterfinals)
  Kim Hyo-min (semifinals)
  Lindaweni Fanetri (quarterfinals)
  Tee Jing Yi (second round)
  Chen Jiayuan (withdrawn)
  Lee Jang-mi (second round)
  Liang Xiaoyu (quarterfinals)

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 3

Section 4

Men's doubles

Seeds

  Mohammad Ahsan / Hendra Setiawan (quarterfinals)
  Chai Biao / Hong Wei (final)
  Liu Xiaolong / Qiu Zihan (withdrawn)
  Angga Pratama / Ricky Karanda Suwardi (quarterfinals)
  Vladimir Ivanov / Ivan Sozonov (first round)
  Li Junhui / Liu Yuchen (semifinals)
  Wahyu Nayaka / Ade Yusuf (quarterfinals)
  Markus Fernaldi Gideon / Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo (quarterfinals)

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 3

Section 4

Women's doubles

Seeds

  Nitya Krishinda Maheswari / Greysia Polii (final)
  Vivian Hoo Kah Mun / Woon Khe Wei (quarterfinals)
  Amelia Alicia Anscelly / Soong Fie Cho (second round)
  Keshya Nurvita Hanadia / Devi Tika Permatasari (second round)

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 3

Section 4

Mixed doubles

Seeds

  Tantowi Ahmad / Lilyana Natsir (champion)
  Lu Kai / Huang Yaqiong (quarterfinals)
  Praveen Jordan / Debby Susanto (final)
  Edi Subaktiar / Gloria Emanuelle Widjaja (first round)

Finals

Top half

Section 1

Section 2

Bottom half

Section 3

Section 4

References

External links
 Tournament Link

Indonesian Masters (badminton)
Indonesia
2015 in Indonesian sport
Indonesian Masters Grand Prix Gold


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The surf picked up during the day making the later rounds very challenging for rowers and sweep alike.
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Q: Emulating non-US USB keyboard I want to use a digispark as a USB keyboard, to easily log some data and messages into any open and active text window (e.g. notepad)
There's a sample demo  and libary from digistump, which works in general, but it assumes a US keyboard.
My PC runs with a German keyboard.
No problem to switch y and z and to produce most other special characters on differnt keyboard locations. Also no problem to produce characters like { }, which require alt-gr key combinations with a german keyboard.
However, there's a key between the left shift key and the Y ( Z ) key, which produces < > | . This key does not exist on a US keyboard, so I cannot find out which USB code I should use for that key.
Question: Which is the USB code for that bottom left extra key?

A: From HID Usage Tables 1.12:

Usage ID (Dec) (Hex)   Usage Name
          100    64    Keyboard Non-US \ and | (notes 3;6)

3 Typical language mappings: Belg:<> FrCa:«°» Dan:<> Dutch:]|[ Fren:<> Ger:<|> Ital:<> LatAm:<> Nor:<> Span:<>
  Swed:<|> Swiss:<> UK:\| Brazil: \|.
6 Typically near the Left-Shift key in AT-102 implementations.

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