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Scott White, the Executive Director of Transport for NSW' Transport Management Centre, was a theme speaker at iMOVE's inaugural Transport of Tomorrow Symposium, held on 26 & 27 March 2019, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. His topic was Insights from a multi-modal transport management centre. Visit the event page for more information.
Could you tell us a little bit about where you're working now and what you do?
Sure. Currently I work for Transport for New South Wales. I'm the Executive Director of the Transport Management Centre (TMC), a role I've had for four years now.
How did you end up in a career in transport?
I've been in transport about 28 years now, and I started in it by chance, really. I was about 21 years old and was made redundant from the job that I was in right after I left school. I saw an opportunity working with the Docklands Light Railway in London as a train captain, so I applied for it and was successful.
I ended up spending 14 years there, and I was fortunate enough to be able to land a number of roles and to obtain experience across a number of fields in the rail industry, particularly due to its status as a growing railway. It was originally designed as a local commuter rail light rail system, but then Canary Wharf happened in London, so the scope of the railway grew and I was able to grow with it.
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Have you done any tertiary study over the course of your career?
The only study I've done during my career has been a diploma in management and leadership at one point.
From your start driving a train, how did you move toward to what you're doing now?
I drove, and checked tickets, on a train for about a year, and then moved into a commissioning job for an extension to the railway. From that landed a job as a trainer, training new recruits in terms of how to drive trains. Next was my first management role. The railway was franchised, a new operator came in, and I became a field operations manager, running a team of agents that worked out on the network.
I did that for about three or four years and then from that, I went to run the control room for the railway and ended up running the control centre for a few years. My next role was a secondment as head of safety for the railway, then moved into running the performance team for a period and then also rolling stock and signalling.
I was on an accelerated leadership program. The company I was working for was Serco, and from there I was offered an opportunity to work at the National Traffic Control Centre in the West Midlands in the UK. I ran that operation for four years.
Career-wise, how did you make your way to Australia?
In 2009 I left the UK and went to work in Vancouver in Canada where we got the Canada Line opened up for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. From there I moved down to the USA and I ran the TMC in Atlanta for two years and also an ITS maintenance contract there, and then I moved to Northern Virginia where I ran the TMC there in Northern Virginia, just around DC.
While I was in the Northern Virginia role I was approached and asked if I would be interested in a vacancy in Sydney, running the TMC, which is when I came over in 2015.
Broadly speaking, what goes on at the Transport Management Centre? How deep, how wide is the centre's reach?
Here in New South Wales, ours is a transport management centre, so it's not just traffic. That's an important point. The centres in the USA I worked at were traffic management centres.
The difference here is we, as well as doing the road traffic management we oversee 18,000 kilometres of state roads. We do incident response on those roads, anything from breakdowns to major truck crashes. We coordinate those incident response activities, and also coordinate across the whole of transport, so we work with Sydney trains, ferries, light rail operators, private bus operators, and State Transit Authority buses.
We don't operate these modes, our role is to coordinate their broader operation as a multimodal network, including the road network. A big part of what we do is getting information out to the public as quickly and accurately as possible regardless of what mode of transport is impacted. We do that via our channels, directly on radio with our spokespeople, plus we have live traffic and transport information on our website, plus our social media channels on Facebook and Twitter.
Last but not least there's also our roadside infrastructure, Variable Message Signs (VMS) telling road users about roadworks ahead, or detours to have a more reliable journey.
All of these help us not only get the message out, but also to influence travel behaviour on the network.
I imagine that this is somewhat replicated at the level with the trains and buses, they have their own departments. So, theirs is more a hands-on management system, yours is more a dissemination of information role in terms of public transport?
Yes, it works slightly differently for different operators, but mainly if you think about, they'll look after the information that goes out directly on their networks and then we would go out with the wider impact messaging from TMC. And from an integration perspective, we'll give people alternate transport advice.
One other tool we have at TMC is the coordination of road occupancy licences. Anybody who wants to go and take any road space on the network for an event or a development, they apply to us, we do an assessment on their application and then we'll either deny or grant depending on what they're asking for, and then manage any of their impacts on the network on the day.
So that's shutdowns for filming and so forth …
Yes, shutdowns for filming, or utility works in which lanes have been taken out, major projects … we work closely with all the major projects that are happening right now in New South Wales, and we process their occupancies where there's going to be a traffic or transport impact.
We also look after major event planning and management. We deal with about 350 major events here annually. Our major events team works with event organisers, police, DPC, all the stakeholders involved and put plans in to place to manage those events. The events range from our biggest one being New Year's Eve where over a million people come into the city, to local events that might attract five to ten thousand people.
And then of course there's all the major Sydney sporting hubs, Sydney Olympic Park, Moore Park … we coordinate those traffic and transport arrangements as well.
That all sounds busy! Is there much you can tell us about what is ahead for you and what you do in terms of the Cubic Intelligent Congestion Management Program that was announced late last year?
Yes, so that's started into delivery now. We went for procurement last year and the idea was that we wanted to go out in a way that would encourage innovation. We're mindful of the fact that technology is changing fast and we didn't want to go out in a traditional prescriptive Request for proposal process, because that way you simply get what you ask for. Instead, we thought long and hard about how can we go out to market and get something that's going to result in innovation, and tell us what is going to solve our problems in the best way for us rather than us trying to go out and say, "This is what we need."
So, we developed a number of scenarios and user stories, and we asked the industry to tell us how their technologies and innovations would address those. It was quite challenging trying to get through our procurement process and get a contract that worked, but we managed to do it. Cubic was awarded the contract last year, part of a consortium including Cubic, plus WSP, PTV, Mentz, and Microsoft.
Cubic is providing us with what's called the Transport Management Platform. It is the core platform and the main interface for our operators here, It will give us multimodal capability, which means we'll have a common operating picture, displaying all the modes of transport running around in real-time. It will also enable us to manage our road events through that platform, as well as integration with all the other technologies that we've brought into the consortium.
WSP are providing a system called Prep, which is what we will use to manage all of our road occupancy licensing processes. That will integrate with TMP so that when it goes live it will show on our common operating picture.
WSP is also providing us with a major event planning tool. What happens at the moment is that our major events team deal with the planning, and it's quite a manual process. They'll produce operational orders that will provide all the details of the event, the contacts, road closures, and then our operators use that manual to manage on the day of the event. Whereas now we're going to put that into Prep and it will capture will capture all of the information and then transition that into TMP, so when the event goes live our operators have all the information — again in our common operating picture — at their fingertips.
With the PTV solution, we've got PTV Visum and Optima. PTV Visum is the offline modelling capability, and Optima is the real-time modelling capability. The way that we've set the contract up, because this is the first time that this technology has been deployed, is we're running a trial on a key Sydney corridor first. With that trial we'll be able to integrate it with TMP, and we'll have real-time decision support for our operators.
PTV's solution will work in the background using offline and online and real-time information, and it will predict up to an hour into the future what the travel times will be based on current conditions.
It's not so much allowing you to do more, it's allowing you to do what you do in a more timely manner? Is it more real-time, more fast-acting, less number crunching by your team, more the system helping you out?
Yes. It's real-time decision support and predictive capability. The other thing we get is we get more all-around congestion data. We're using HERE data and Cubic is integrating that with TMP and using some smarts in TMP to be able to set thresholds around congestion data. So, understanding what the baseline is for each day of the week and then saying, 'Okay, when do we alert the operator that something is actually abnormal in this part of the network?'
That is a lot faster than what we have right now, as we rely on less automated tools like CCTV or police. We'll get more of a heads-up if something has happened. So, the incident timeline, in theory, should shorten because the faster we learn about incidents the faster we can respond to them.
OK, we're going to move away from what you do at the moment, and go into the world of the hypothetical. This can be any answer you want, any area you want, any country you want. If someone was to walk up to you with a large budget and a quite friendly timescale, what sort of project would you like to take on in order to make a strong impact?
What would make a real impact had we the budget, is targeted messaging. What I mean by that is the best way to influence travel behaviour is to get the message to people fast about what you want them to do, and how they should do it. Today we rely on infrastructure to help us with that, such as VMS, or people with downloaded apps and personalised push notifications. They're not always getting the data fast enough for them to be able to influence their travel decisions.
But the technology is moving forward and I've seen some proof of concept in this space as well, but virtual VMS is an area that we're looking at right now. What we mean by virtual VMS is similar to when you drive through a tunnel and a message cuts in through your car radio, telling you what's happening with roadworks or congestion. It's using wireless technologies to do that right across the network, so you can literally cut into people's cars and give them information about what's happening around them and what they should do.
Part two of the hypothetical question, is what transport issue would you take on with a limited budget and time frame, for a quick, appreciable impact?
Every year as part of our business planning process, we have a number of such scenario we consider. We have a drone program that we're trialling right now. We've just gone through getting our accreditation from CASA, so we can be authorised pilots. And one of the things that we want to do pretty quickly is get some drones up and start to beam live footage back to TMC in areas where we're quite limited in our coverage.
There's a lot of benefits to that in terms of situational awareness or decision making for the leadership team here at TMC, but then also for our operators to be able to quickly assess the impact where we've got limited visibility. So that's an area I think in the short term where we can with a smaller budget extract some really good value, and then perhaps look at the longer term and the bigger budget for how we might roll out that capability.
And then maybe automating the process. with drones running up and down the network. But in order to do that there's some safety checks that we have to get though with CASA, because at the moment you can only operate drones within line-of-site. We're working with them, and it is open to us actually proving that we can do it safely.
Now back to you and your career. Like I said, you've spent time on trains and moved into the TMC world. Is there an in transport in which you haven't worked yet, haven't touched on, that you might like to? I'm not saying you want to leave your job by the way.
(laughs) No. I think in terms of my role, I feel I'm quite lucky. I had a guy come see me from New Zealand yesterday and I gave him a tour of TMC and talked about what I do, and he said, 'Wow, you're so lucky, you've got a fantastic job!' And because of TMC touching on so many different parts of transport, as I say, we deal with trains, buses, ferries, light rail, and all of those operators we interface with, and I'm lucky enough to actually touch all parts of transport. So yes, probably the role I'm in is where I'd like to stay already in transport to be honest.
I think if you looked at cities around the world and what we're trying to do with ICMP, the way forward is the multimodal. The days where you can just look at a single mode of transport or just look at a road as a road are gone now. I always use the example of the bus fire we had on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. We had the fire, we were doing the road response, we were deploying crews to do the incident management, making sure everyone was safe.
But then you've got Sydney trains running across the bridge. You've got buses that were impacted that we had to turn back at North Sydney. You had lots of people going down to get on to the Manly Ferry to go across to Manly to try to get a bus up to Northern Beaches. And then you've got the congestion that you're trying to manage around it, so that whole of transport coordination approach in cities like Sydney is, to me, it's essential as we move forward. And our goal here really is to try and further improve that and better integrate.
Good, because I grew up in Sydney and I know that if a small part of the transport network there got a cold, the whole system got the flu.
Yes, that can happen. Last year, we had a guy that climbed up on to the top of the Harbour Bridge, and it caused terrible delay. For example, it took me from Gladesville to the city, which is about a 10 kilometre trip, four and a half hours. It was just gridlock.
So last question for you now. What in the next three to five years technology-wise in transport are you most excited about?
Machine learning and artificial intelligence. I think there's lots of opportunity for us to be able to leverage that, and so our solution around ICMP is utilising the PTV to do the real-time simulation.
But I think the next step to that is plugging in machine learning capability, so that every time we make a decision about what we do on the network, it starts to learn. Then we can understand how we need to refine or change those decisions. I think there's some big opportunities in machine learning and the way that we manage transport.
BONUS Q and A!
iMOVE asked Scott a few more questions, based around his topic at the Transport of Tomorrow Symposium, Insights from a multi-modal transport management centre.
What improvements are emanating from the new traffic management system?
Our new Transport Management Platform (TMP) is currently in development and delivery of the complete program is scheduled for first quarter 2020. What this will bring in terms of improvements will include a multi-modal common operating picture for improved situational awareness across the whole transport network, faster incident detection through a new congestion alerting capability, predictive and decision support capability through the use of real time simulation, integrated customer information systems enabling faster and more accurate information to travellers and enhanced real time planning tools utilizing the simulation capability and integrating with TMP.
What would you like to see in the next-generation(s) of the system you're using?
Our TMP is designed to be 'future proof' so that we can integrate new technology and capability as it becomes available. I would like to benefit from the developments in Machine Learning to build on our current capability so we can learn and refine our responses in an automated way. I would also like to leverage developments in targeted messaging capability through the use virtual VMS and apps. I believe that this is the best way to really influence travel behaviour in real time.
Do you see a time where these new traffic management systems will be needed for rural NSW/Australia? Is there a limit in area that you think this technology can cover, or is that rather a matter of staff to interpret the data and make adjustments?
We oversee 18,000 kilometres of state roads across the whole of NSW so our objective is to continuously improve how we operate across the whole state. I think the important thing to do when building your capability using smart technology is to target areas where you can deliver the best outcomes and where you have access to good data. As we enhance our data across the state there will be no limit to where we can leverage the use of technology.
Speaking of staff, how big a role do you see for something like artificial intelligence in helping the system run to optimal levels?
The number of new transport operators that we work with is increasing all of the time and the complexity of the network is always increasing, for me it is critical that we leverage technology to support our operators with decision making and introduce more automation to help them cope with the increasing demands.
What do you see as the Transport of Tomorrow in the short-term? (5 years out)
Hopefully we will start to see more Connected Automated Vehicles and some of the benefits that will bring, like fewer crashes and a reduction in fatalities on our roads. I also think that we will get smarter with how we use data and will be using it more and more to help us better optimise the network and reduce the impact of disruption.
What do you see, if your crystal ball/wish list extends this far out, in the Transport of Tomorrow in the medium-term? (20 years out)
I think that automated vehicles will dominate the network, personal cars will be a thing of the past for many, and automated transport services linking the transport network to people's homes in a seamless way. There is a real possibility that flying taxis could also be commonplace by this time and as such they would become an integral part of the transport network.
What is certain is that there are many possibilities as to what the future might look like and I am sure that there will be many things that we haven't yet even thought of, so long-term transport plans need to be flexible enough to be able to align to whatever comes along.
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Men's Soccer Falls 2-1 in OT at Denison
Thomas More (4-5-2) 0 1 0 1
Denison (2-5-1) 0 1 1 2
2nd - 47:59 - Suli Kayed (Thomas More)
2nd - 50:08 - Stu Windell (Denison)
3rd - 90:42 - Matt Rush (Denison)
G: Suli Kayed - 1
Sh: Ethan Smith - 6
Sv: Jeff Paulin - 6
G: 2 Players (#11, #19) - 1
A: Brandon Kozak - 2
Sh: 6 Players (#5, #7, #11, #14, #19, #21) - 2
Sv: Dylan Brown - 4
(GRANVILLE, Ohio) - Thomas More men's soccer dropped a match today at Denison, coming up short in a 2-1 loss against the now 2-5-1 Big Red. With the loss, the Saints move to 4-5-2.
Suli Kayed put the Saints on the board first, scoring in the 47th minute of the game unassisted, creating a turnover in the goalkeeper's box and finding the back of the net, to take a 1-0 lead.
Stu Windell of Denison scored in the 50th minute of the game, finding the back of the net in the upper left post from a cross assist from Brandon Kozak to tie the game up 1-1.
Matt Rush had the go-ahead goal for the Big Red, scoring in the 91st minute in overtime, off of an assist from Kozak, all the way out by the 20-yard line.
The teams were even on shots in the game, each having 15. Thomas More led the first half, 8-5, while Denison led the second, 9-7.
Senior goalkeeper Jeff Paulin led the team with six saves, plus a team save, to Denison's four.
Ethan Smith led the team with six shots, two of which were on goal.
Kayed recorded three shots, two on goal, and one for the successful score, in the match.
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US lawmakers are complaining that the administration of President Donald Trump has kept them "in the dark" about its decisions regarding Iran amid increasing tensions between the two countries.
Tensions have built up ever since Washington began to reduce Iran's oil exports to "zero," and sent an aircraft carrier strike group, a bomber squad, an amphibious assault ship, and a Patriot missile battery to the Middle East to try to stack up pressure on Tehran.
On Monday, the US president warned that Iran would "suffer greatly" if it were it to "do anything."
"I'm hearing little stories about Iran," he told reporters at the White House. "If they do anything, it would be a very bad mistake."
Lawmakers, including some of Trump's fellow Republicans, said Tuesday that the administration had not shared enough information with them as to the threats the president claims Iran is posing as well as the administration's decisions about them.
"I think all of us are in the dark over here," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham told reporters outside the Senate.
"If Iran is responsible for targeted attacks on our service members stationed around the region or any of our national security assets, we should of course respond appropriately and in a way that deters and prevents further assaults," said Senator Bob Menendez, the top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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"But it is hard to justify the administration's actions thus far since they insist on stonewalling Congress from receiving any specifics about what these increased threats actually are and our strategy to confront them."
Some Democrats suggested that holding public hearings with senior administration officials would be appropriate.
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Hawkish American officials, led by Bolton, have reportedly presented President Trump with a new military plan aimed at Iran, which would see Washington deploy 120,000 troops to the Mideast.
Acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan put forward the plan — which he had updated on Bolton's orders — at a meeting of Trump's top national security aides on broader Iran policy last Thursday, The New York Times reported Monday, citing unnamed administration officials.
Trump, however, rejected the report that American officials were preparing to deploy up to 120,000 troops to the region to counter threats posed by Iran.
Tehran's envoy to the United Nations on Tuesday dismissed such a plan as mere "psychological warfare."
Majid Takht-e Ravanchi made the remarks in a talk to CNN, asserting that Iran was not inclined either towards triggering a regional conflict or pursuing nuclear weapons.
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Translators used in 3,600 driving tests across Black Country and Staffordshire, FOI reveals
More than 3,600 driving tests in the Black Country used translators to interpret directors for motorists, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
The Express and Star report:
Translators were asked to sit in on more than 3,600 driving tests in the Black Country and Staffordshire because new motorists were not confident in their grasp of English, it can be revealed today.
A total of 3,686 learner drivers used an interpreter on their car practical driving tests at Wolverhampton, Wednesbury, Lower Gornal, Cannock, Stafford and Lichfield test centres between April 1, 2010 and March 31 this year.
The Driving Standards Agency also revealed 8,457 candidates sat a theory test exam with a voiceover in a different language at Wolverhampton and Dudley theory test centres over the same period.


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Q: Creating a custom design-time collection editor in WPF I want to have a custom collection editor dialog in WPF (to edit a collection property on a custom control at design time) preferably by extending the exiting one , but I cannot find the existing one anywhere ...
I am looking for advanced customization (not just adding items in the collection editor's combo-box) like implementing an winforms-like editor for the treeview in wpf
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Is there any other way I can achieve a goal like that (implementing the winforms design-time editor)
Here are the 2 editors
Wpf editor :
And Win forms editor

You will notice that the wpf editor dose not show an items hierarchy , this is the feature I am intrested in most , I would like to see the hierarchy as I am editing the tree.

A: Can you use something like the PropertyGrid in the WPF Extended Toolkit?
http://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=PropertyGrid
You would implement it like this:
<extToolkit:PropertyGrid x:Name="_propertyGrid" Width="450" Margin="10" AutoGenerateProperties="False">
    <!-- Only the following properties will be displayed in the PropertyGrid -->
    <extToolkit:PropertyGrid.PropertyDefinitions>
        <extToolkit:PropertyDefinition Name="FirstName" />
        <extToolkit:PropertyDefinition Name="FavoriteColor" />
        <extToolkit:PropertyDefinition Name="PetNames" />
    </extToolkit:PropertyGrid.PropertyDefinitions>
</extToolkit:PropertyGrid>

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Rojo sobre rojo es el tercer álbum de estudio de Estados Alterados, publicado por Discos Fuentes y distribuido por el subsello Factory Records en 1995, la producción igual que la anterior entrega corrió por cuenta de Federico López.

Este disco recibió críticas mixtas ya que tiene un sonido diferente, que se aproxima más al pop latino que al synth-pop característico de sus dos primeros LP, Rojo sobre rojo lograría una rotación mayor a nivel "Comercial", lo anterior debido a las "imposiciones" del sello disquero que poseía los derechos del grupo y vio lucrativo la inclusión de trompetas y coros femeninos más cercano al estilo de bandas como Vilma Palma.

Álbum
En la grabación de este álbum el grupo contó con un personal de músicos más amplio que el de sus anteriores proyectos,  entre ellos el reconocido Fruko participando en la música para «Algo más que compasión», Diego Galé interpretó las congas, Pablo Santaella -del grupo de Franco de Vita- participó en el trombón, y el famoso pianista de jazz neoyorquino Eugene Uman hizo lo propio. En palabras del grupo Rojo Sobre rojo significa alerta, ritmo, fuerza y equilibrio.

Entre las canciones más destacadas  de este trabajo están los sencillos «Paraíso», «Fiebre de Marzo» y «Te Veré», mientras que algunas como «Los amos de la información» o «Ángel Perdido» se acercan más a sus anteriores producciones aunque en esta nueva etapa se alejaran del sonido oscuro de sus primeros dos discos.

Lista de temas

Videoclips
 «La Fiebre de Marzo»

Músicos
Estados Alterados
 Fernando Sierra -Elvis-
 Ricardo Restrepo -Ricky
 Gabriel Lopera -Tato-

Músicos Invitados
 John Henao -Heneas- piano & teclados
 Eugene Uman - piano
 Federico López - guitarra
 Diego Galé - percusión
 Jairo Gómez - bajo
 Pablo Santaella - trombón
 Victor Garces - trompeta
 Hugo Fernández - trompeta
 Pilar Lozano - Coros
 Bibiana Ramírez - Coros
 Elkin Serna - Coros

Referencias

Álbumes de Estados Alterados
Álbumes de 1995
Álbumes en español
Álbumes de synth pop
Álbumes de pop-rock

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Ravens' John Harbaugh defends Colin Kaepernick's right to protest anthem
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Monday that he respects Colin Kaepernick's right to protest the national anthem and cited a French Enlightenment philosopher in doing so.
The rules are simple: Stay under the $155,270,000 cap, and no rookies. Otherwise, it's my job to put together a well-balanced, versatile team, with depth at each position and players who complement each other. All while navigating prohibitive contract extensions to players I'd otherwise like to include — such as Tyrod Taylor, Darius Slay and Tyrann Mathieu, all of whom signed big deals this offseason.
There are, of course, hundreds of great players in the NFL and thousands of ways to craft this team. But I am certain that even the 1972 Miami Dolphins would agree that this year's team, with everyone from Tom Brady to DeAndre Hopkins to J.J. Watt, would challenge their undefeated season.
Caldwell has repeatedly deflected questions about Ebron's status.
Ebron, though, has missed a chunk of preseason time. He said that when he suffered the injury during the Lions' mock game at Ford Field, he thought, "My life sucks," because he didn't know what to expect. He said he wasn't sure of the severity of the injury and admitted he thought his season might have ended before it started.
"Did I have that in mind? I was afraid," Ebron said. "I was afraid for the worst and just hoped for the best. I mean, easily, by far, that's what I did. Whatever happened, happened, and I'm just taking it as slowly as I possibly can to make sure that I'm back to what we were seeing that day, because if I don't get back there, then it's not going to be a good season for myself."
When Ebron does return, he will be the team's top tight end after he caught 47 passes for 537 yards and five touchdowns last season. He's at the top of the depth chart of a thin tight end group. Brandon Pettigrew is still on the physically unable to perform list recovering from an ACL injury. Timothy Wright is on injured reserve with an ACL injury. The Lions cut veteran Matthew Mulligan on Monday, and that leaves Orson Charles, Adam Fuehne, Cole Wick and Andrew Quarless — who will miss the first two games of the season due to suspension — as Detroit's tight ends.
When Ebron got hurt, he leaned on his mother, Gina Jackson, for guidance. She helped him through it and actually reached out to him before he could get in touch with her. He said his phone wasn't going crazy initially, but as more people heard what happened, they started to reach out.
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DeMarco Murray raves about Marcus Mariota's talent
Beyond the streamlined passing mechanics, Mariota has impressed with his pinpoint accuracy on short and intermediate passes, nimble footwork reminiscent of Joe Montana and Jake Plummer, natural football instincts and preternatural poise.
Murray added that the Titans' second-year star is the hardest-working quarterback he has been around, echoing Pro Bowl defensive end Jurrell Casey's offseason assessment that Mariota is the "definition of a true leader."
Spend a few days in Titans camp and you will hear players and coaches casually reference Mariota's greatness. If he can stay healthy, his rare talent and requisite intangibles will be the rising tide that lifts all boats in Nashville.
1-10 percent: Joe Flacco put together one of the most incredible postseason runs ever in leading Baltimore to a Super Bowl victory, but he has been stagnant as a passer since. Now, if he did that again … Elvis Dumervil's career includes two 17-sack seasons, but with 96 sacks by the age of 32, it's hard to see him getting into the 130-or-so range, at which point his candidacy would be a lot stronger. … Marshal Yanda might be the best guard in football and has made five straight Pro Bowls and two first-team All-Pro appearances, but Alan Faneca had nine Pro Bowls and six first-team All-Pro appearances and just missed out on Canton. Even if Faneca eventually gets in, you can see how high the bar is for guards. … Eric Weddle suffers from playing in a conference with Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu for most of his career (he only has three Pro Bowl nods through age 30).
Terrell Suggs is an interesting case. He started his career as one of the youngest players in his rookie class, so even though Suggs has been around since 2003, he's only 33. He doesn't have the sort of steady double-digit sack totals you might look for from a star edge rusher, but Suggs' best year (2011) came while J.J. Watt had just emerged from his alien womb and earned Suggs a Defensive Player of the Year nod, which looks great on a Hall of Fame résumé. Being part of a historically famous defense helps. Suggs has 106.5 sacks, which is 24th all time, but he probably needs to get to the 130 range to guarantee his enshrinement. That will be tough on two torn Achilles. 30 percent
Steve Smith Sr. is one of the more fascinating Hall of Fame arguments out there. He gets bonuses for being a skill-position player and a force of nature as a personality; that stuff does matter in Hall of Fame voting. He has five Pro Bowl appearances and two first-team All-Pro nods, one of which was for his return work in 2001. That itself isn't a Hall of Fame résumé. What works in Smith's favor is that he has been around forever and accrued numbers despite playing with Jake Delhomme at quarterback for most of his career. Smith's 11th in career receiving yards (13,932) and 15th in career receptions (961). Terrell Owens and Isaac Bruce had more catches and haven't yet been elected to Canton, but once Smith gets to 1K, his chances of eventually making it in should be favorable. 60 percent
The next time someone chants John Kuhn's name likely will be in the Superdome.
The former Green Bay Packers fullback, a long-time fan favorite who was often met with cheers of "Kuuuuuuhn" when he took the field, will sign a one-year deal with the New Orleans Saints.
His agent, Kevin Gold, said Kuhn flew to Saints camp in West Virginia to work out for the team on Friday. The deal will be for the veteran's minimum and officially closes the door on a nine-year run with the Packers.
"He loved his time there, but he wanted to play," Gold said. "This was an opportunity, and coach [Sean] Payton was excited to know he was available and wanted to play. It's bittersweet, but it's also a great opportunity."
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God never gives me options, but Opportunities .
फिर भी वो पूछते हैं की उनके बिन कैसे जिया ?
फिर भी वो पूछते हैं की उनके बिन मैं कैसे जिया ?
So I forget my mission.
Shravana Panchami , the fifth day of Shravana month of the Hindu calender, is celebrated as Naga Garuda Panchami or Nag Panchami . It is an auspicious day for the Hindus as they worship the King of snakes -the Cobra – on this day.
I have seen a lot of snakes coming around my home at my native since my childhood. Once a rat snake had come inside our house when our lady rabbit had given babies. The snake had come to eat the babies. At the right time our home maid kept the babies out of house, and the snake went out by itself, leaving everyone unharmed.
We had also made a small open aquarium in our garden. Many bull frogs had made their house inside it and many snakes also used to join them to hunt for food.
The lesson we learnt from our parents was to never harm any animal and we always felt happy when we did not harm any other creature in this world.
In the past 3-4 years, our city home also witnessed some snake visits. Once a 7-8 feet rat snake came, roamed around our portico and left by itself. Next time, a highly poisonous Viper came and slept on the wheel of my son's cycle. At night my 3 year son was about to lift the cycle when we saw it and got alert. We gave it some time and it went out slowly. Then there came a 5 feet Rat snake on a winter day. It wanted to share our house, but our 7 year old Labrador, Soumya, never allowed it to fulfill its wish. This time I had to call a snake catcher and he took the snake to a lake.
Save Snakes. Never kill them. Allow them to go out on their own when they enter your area. Call the Snake catchers or the Forest Officers – keep their numbers handy. They will help you out and the Snakes too.
The body belongs to the earth, you belong to the sky. The body belongs to matter, you belong to God. The body is gross, you are not. The body has limits, is born and will die; you are never born and you will never die.


Bobblehead. These clever wobblers, based on the Family Guy episode "Blue Harvest," transform the Griffins into favorite Star Wars characters. Darth Stewie emerges as the Dark Lord of the Sith, decked out in Darth Vader duds, perched atop the Death Star, wielding his trusty red lightsaber. Brian Griffin is given a hairy-biped makeover in order to become the amazing Chewbrian, a Wookiee that likes to get tipsy and schmooze with the ladies! Quagmire is featured here as QUAG-3PO, with the right part gyrating at your touch - his head! Each stands 7" tall on their namesake display bases.


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The 9/11 Generation Is Coming of Age
Rachael Bryson
Senior Research Associate
National Security and Strategic Foresight
Today marks the 17th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Every year, this day should be one of sober reflection to remember the victims, to ensure that shared memories are passed on to the youngest generation, and to reflect on what we have learned and accomplished in the wake of the tragedy. The children born on 9/11 will turn 17 this year, which means they have no living memory of the day's events in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania. But as they come of age, they do have the potential to be a major force for social change.
The global conflicts and violence that arose following 9/11 have been ever-present in their lives and have shaped their social consciousness. In just one year, they will be eligible to serve their countries, to vote, and to make decisions around education and work. Their choices will shape their societies and, in particular, the response of those societies to three trends that emerged in the wake of 9/11: populism, mass migration, and mass casualty events.
Populist movements, in the truest sense of the word—fringe political movements that rapidly gather momentum and bring change to governments—are not necessarily negative. They do, however, bring about marked change and can be destabilizing. Recently, the term "populism" has been linked with far-right, nationalist, and anti-immigration political movements in many Western nations, such as Sweden and Poland. These movements have upended the status quo and introduced uncertainty into the domestic politics of those countries, as well as affecting regional politics and their willingness to engage with international partners.
Syrian refugees fleeing war, Rohingya Muslims fleeing systemic violence, and citizens fleeing starvation and political corruption in Venezuela are examples of mass population migrations that demand massive public-policy responses. These mass migrations put pressure on the states receiving refugees, require significant resources, and may spur humanitarian or military intervention. It is expected that mass migration movements will only increase in scale and frequency, as climate change drives people from low-lying lands reclaimed by rising sea levels and displaces people from regions that will experience extended droughts and intolerable heat.
Events such as vehicle attacks and mass casualty gun-violence incidents will drive public discourse around safety and the rights of individuals. Vehicle attacks will spur debates about the definition of terrorism and how to balance public safety with accessible cities. Mass-casualty shootings such as those in Orlando, Las Vegas, and countless schools will continue to fuel the debate on gun rights in the United States.
The youth vote could significantly impact the outcomes of upcoming elections, in favour of either traditional liberal values or populist movements. Humanitarian and foreign-policy decisions, including when to authorize military intervention, will be scrutinized, and governments will be held accountable. Political stances on gun control and domestic-security concerns will take centre stage in upcoming elections, particularly in North America, as the first generation of students who practiced lockdown drills for school shootings head to the polls. The 9/11 generation is socially aware, engaged, and connected. Their votes will be valuable, and the power of their ability to organize should not be underestimated.
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Is Iceland About to Legalise Recreational Cannabis?
A bill which would legalise recreational cannabis was introduced to Iceland's Parliament last week.
Under the bill, adults over 20 years-old would legally be able to purchase, consume and grow their own cannabis, once a government permit has been obtained.
Retailers will also be permitted to sell cannabis and any affiliated products (e.g. edibles or paraphernalia). However, it will be up to individual municipalities to issue licenses for the existence of these establishments, and all employees must be older than 20 years of age.
While consuming cannabis in these stores will remain illegal, lounges and restaurants will be permitted to allow customers to use cannabis in their premises via government licensing.
Similar to UK tobacco laws, all cannabis products must have their THC levels printed on the packages to inform consumers of the potency; products will be in grey, plain packaging, labeled with black text on a white background, much like our cigarette packets.
Packages will also contain the name of the manufacturer, name of the product, type of product, description of contents, and health hazards.
Advertising of cannabis and paraphernalia will remain banned.
"I hear in the discussion that many people would like to see some sort of decriminalization as the first approach. I simply think that the [legalization] solution is more effective than decriminalization.
"The reaction to the bill has been strong, from both sides. I have three co-sponsors, Sigrún Ingibjörg Gísladóttir from Reform and Gunnar Hrafn Jónsson and Jón Þór Ólafsson from The Pirate Party.
According to the World Drug Report 2016, roughly 18.3% of Icelanders use cannabis a year.
Out of 334,252 Icelanders, 60,000 are regularly using cannabis. 60,000 people could benefit from this bill, not to mention the country's economy.
In 2015, Colorado took in $198.5 million in tax revenue from in-state cannabis sales of $1.3 billion. That's up from $699.2 million in sales in 2014 and $996.2 million in 2015 sales.
The Bill has a long way to go before becoming law. A General Election campaign is currently underway in the Northern European country, so it cannot be debated and voted on until the result of the election are known.
Would you like to see the UK adopt the proposed measures in Iceland's recreational cannabis bill? Let us know in the comments!


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How to get away with murder—on the performance stage
By Ching Yuen 4 October 2019
You arrive at Tai Kwun for dinner and take your place in the humble intimacy of Aaharn, beset by dim lights and the smell of herbs wafting through the air. You spread your napkin across your knee, as proper table manners do ask for, and smile at your companion as you wait for the meal to begin. "Exciting, isn't it?" you might quip. For a moment, you jostle with the idea of discussing how you think the night may unfurl. Why, you ask? Because you are nervous—in an excited way, of course—but your excitement is tainted with a bit of fear: fear of the unknown of what the night may bring and for what you voluntarily signed yourself up for. "Oh, it's just a piece of theatre, silly!" Your companion may giggle at the thought of being scared of a play, but you know this isn't just any sort of play. "Cameras ready! Where's camera one? Yes, I can lock on camera two. Make sure you get a nice shot of our guests!" You turn around in confusion; who is that man making all that noise? They haven't even started serving the food yet! You find yourself staring at a peculiar man in his sparkling blazer with a camera aimed at him, wondering what is happening. Suddenly, you lock eyes with him as he smirks and announces, "We're going live in three… two… one!" And so it begins. Welcome to Secret Theatre, a theatrical performance unlike any other.
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What is immersive theatre?
If immersive theatre were to be described in one phrase, it would be 'call-and-response'. It is derived from an ancient musical form, where a leader (be it person or instrument) calls out a command or asks a question and the audience or opposing instrument replies with an affirmation or a contradiction. This is different from a traditional theatre format, where you perch on your designated seat and get ready for the show. "There is no fourth wall" in immersive theatre, as Secret Theatre director and actor Richard Crawford succinctly puts it. In fact, there are virtually no walls, since there is no set stage either!
What is Secret Theatre?
Back for their fourth run in Hong Kong, Secret Theatre, led by director and actor Richard Crawford, takes over the sprawling architecture of Tai Kwun, a venue that they had set their hearts on for two years. The premise of the show is simple: the cast invites the audience to act the part in the trial of a murder suspect. Such a brand of immersive theatre is a relatively new art form that Hong Kong may not be as familiar yet. Taking up a whole building in Tai Kwun, the show's brand-new crime plot aligns with the revitalised cultural heritage site and former prison. Immersive theatre may not be a prominent feature in Hong Kong's art scene, but it sure is on the rise. For some audience members, there is initial discomfort at the idea of breaking out of the traditional definition of theatre, as actor Hamish Campbell states, "People may seem hesitant at first, but once you hook them in and the tension is there, they get so immersed and so on your side." Audience members are encouraged to take the leap to dive into the play and become a part of the show, just as the actors themselves have "taken the leap" into immersive theatre. As Shakespeares puts it best, "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players." For their fourth show, Secret Theatre invites the audience to take part in a murder trial. "There are no innocent bystanders" suddenly rings true as the audience is tasked with deciding the fate of the man on trial. Or really, it could be your own humanity and conscience on trial. Whether it is going to be akin to How to Get Away with Murder or lean on the side of Making Of A Murderer, the outcome of the show is up to you and where you think justice stands.
It's not the first time that Secret Theatre has visited Hong Kong, and with each visit, Secret Theatre has to up their stakes. Crawford emphasises that "we've done the physical things, [but] now we want to do a mental challenge. [They are] polar opposites to the shows we've done before." In order to make audiences really buy into the story they're selling, the cast works extra hard on their backstory, with actors taking turns questioning each other as well as having trial shows to test out audience reactions. This way, the cast can get used to reading the audience's reactions and, in turn, audience members will feel more comfortable approaching actors and coming to grips with the fact that there are no lines separating the audience and the cast. "There are some times when they don't realise that we are actors!" Campbell points out. That's because, as an actor, you are always 'on'. "You never know what an audience member will blurt out to you. You got to be present, be very reactive. The stakes are just so high," explains actress Veenesh Dubois. The stakes are indeed high; depending on the audience's choice, they decide the fate of a man's life.
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Laugh along, feel the fear, express the fear, and live the fear during a Secret Theatre show. Co-director Candice Moore also points out that the great thing about immersive theatre is that the "audience can choose how involved or un-involved they want to be." Feel like combing through the crime scenes for more clues and running through theories in your head? Or would you prefer your fellow audience members to do the heavy lifting for you? As Crawford himself says, "[The show] keeps you on your toes," for actors and audiences alike. Remember to tag #innocent, #guilty, and #TrialTV! Secret Theatre is playing in Hong Kong until November 10 at a secret location in Tai Kwun. Click here for more information.
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Menifee boys all grow'd up.
As progress grows in Menifee so do the people who live within the community. Meet two guys, homegrown and living in Menifee. Aaron Narcisse, 32, a hard working father of two boys, 8 and 7 years of age. Aaron grew up locally, graduating from Menifee's own Paloma Valley High School. He played sports growing up, loves football, and animals. He coached with the Jr Menifee Wildcats in 2014.
Now meet Tony Melton, 31, a proud father to a beautiful 5 year old little girl. Tony loves sports, and takes great pride in his dedication to his work and family. Along side of Aaron, Tony als
o grew up locally and graduated from Paloma Valley High School. He spends his spare time being a loyal family man.
What else do these two have in common? Tony and Aaron had worked side by side in construction for 7 years. Near the end of 2013 they joined forces and started their own Construction Company named T & A Construction. Upon gaining their General B Contractors licensing they set out to provide the community with their services which range from general contracting, mobile home set up and repair, underground utility, septic installations, garage builds, remodels, patio carpentry, masonry, and concrete.
In 2010 Tony and Aaron set off to lend their help to rebuild the Oakridge community in Sylmar, CA. Due to the devastating fires in 2008 the entire community was destroyed and hundreds of people lost their homes. Tony and Aaron expressed their emotion as to how rewarding it felt to be a part of helping restore a community. This is the type of loyalty Menifee has to offer.
Tony and Aaron hope to continue their work here in Menifee and the surrounding area's to help bring residents dreams alive and to keep moving forward with their goals. They love their families and take pride in raising them in Menifee. Two Menifee boys all grown up and now giving back to the community. This is what community is all about.


Prince George looked adorable at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding on Saturday but it seems he also acted like an actual prince too.
The eldest of Prince William and Kate Middleton's three children was reportedly on hand to comfort a bridesmaid when the pre-wedding nerves kicked in.
Given that all of Harry and Meghan's bridesmaids and pageboys were under the age of ten, it is no surprise that stepping out in front of the world's media was a little daunting.
Prince George has grown up with the world's attention on him and has some experience on how to deal with the cameras. As big brother to Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, he also knows a thing or two about being supportive and caring. Who can forget the moment he put his arm around Charlotte as they went to visit newborn Louis?
According to a source that spoke to Harper's Bazaar, two-year-old Zalie Warren began to tear-up while they were waiting for Meghan to arrive.
The bridesmaids and pageboys look relaxed and happy in the official portraits!
Prince George reportedly stepped in to comfort the little girl, and it clearly worked as when the bride arrived we saw no evidence of any nerves from the children!
Even with his experience with all the media though, Prince George also looked a little overwhelmed on the steps of St George's Chapel.
It comes as no surprise therefore to hear that Princess Charlotte was also actively on hand to keep the bridesmaids and pageboys happy and in-line!


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LA's Discostan Blends Archiving with Music and Performance
Words by Nadya Agrawal
Tags: LA, Nightlife
In a bar in LA you might be able to hear ancient sounds, handed generation over generation down the mountainsides of Pakistan. Or, you might be treated to the strains of street music from Cairo cartwheeling across the tables. Or, you'll see folks swaying to a rare record from a never-forgotten Lebanese songstress. This is the work of the music collective Discostan, who, like their tagline "from Beirut to Bangkok via Bombay" suggests, are expansive in their vision.
Arshia Haq says she started the earliest iterations of the party night as a "love letter" to her heritage. After amassing a collection of records through 15 years of careful picking, she was invited by a friend to share her musical archive at a bar. And since then, she hasn't looked back.
"It turned out there was a community that really wanted this music," Haq told Kajal about her first forays into DJing. "A lot of people like me – people who had immigrated or of the diaspora who were trying to find ways to reconnect to certain traditions and music but might not feel comfortable in the spaces they're originally heard in."
Discostan left to right Jeremy Loudenback, Haq, and David Gomez. Shot by Amina Cruz.
Haq was born in Hyderbad, India to a "conservative, Sunni Muslim family." Her first musical acquisition, she says, was a cassette she picked out at the age of 4 – the Urdu-language disco album Superuna by Bangladeshi devotional singer Runa Laila and produced by the legend Bappi Lahiri.
Even when her family moved to the United States, she only spoke Urdu at home and her pop culture consumption was limited to music, films, and television from the subcontinent her family left behind. It wasn't until she left home and began working in a record shop at the age of 17 that she was able to expand her sonic world. The music she listened to as a child was still an ever-present source of inspiration for her.
"I'd always missed the music I grew up with. It was always what felt like home," Haq said. "And especially with having the estrangement from my family, I constantly collected all this ephemera and music because to me it was a way to recreate what felt to me like my identity."
Playing from her archive in bars turned into radio shows for Dublab and NTS radio and the local LA station Radio Sombra located in the mostly Latinx neighborhood of Boyle Heights. And it kept growing. Radio shows turned into performances at museums and installations and popups. It was also becoming increasingly political.
Discostan began using their sets to raise money for Gaza and Syria. Even now they still give a percentage of what they make at the door to charities.
"Playing Afghan, Qatagahni, or Syrian dabke in the middle of downtown LA on a Saturday night really loud is a form of counterpoint to everything we see on the news about these regions," Haq said. "[Discostan] didn't consciously start as this political thing but it became clear very soon that it had a role like that."
The nights they play are a blend of music, politics, and performance. Visiting artists will join them on stage to present interventions in tradition and pop culture. And this is important to Haq who sees the nightclub as a place for devotion where many can gather.
For Lailat al Mi'raj, a celebration in the Islamic calendar for the night the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven, Discostan collaborated with the artist Sand Ninja who, with the "divine haraam militia," hijacked the dance floor and took party-goers to heaven. A queer fashion show designed by Hushidar Mortezaie alongside the performance created space for all kind of attendees.
Sand Ninja's haram at Discostan.
But Discostan isn't just about celebrating traditions or reveling in nostalgia. Doing that, Haq says, does a disservice to the culture that is being created in real time.
"In the beginning it was a lot of throwback and nostalgia, and I think that is very common among record collectors who are mostly white and male. But there's a tendency to look back at the golden age of these eras," Haq said. "Everyone talks about Kabul and Iran and how they were like this or like that in the 70s and what they are now. But I think there's a danger in just looking backwards because there's still a lot of music being produced in all these places.
"Everything's changing with things being digital now. It was always 'world music,' a term I hate, that was being exported, but the stuff that was really being listened to never really got out. And I've learned a lot more about that through traveling and recording music that there's a lot of stuff people are listening to that we never hear," she continued.
Haq says part of her work is also about bringing South Asia "into the conversation" alongside the Middle East and North Africa. She wants to emphasize the shared history of the regions that came through cultural exchange predating colonization. And even now, she says, with the slave trade in the Gulf coming mostly from South Asia, it's important to recognize what these regions have in common and how they interact with each other.
Haq's work has garnered attention from all over the world. She was recently invited to Berlin to speak about Discostan. She also does her own field recordings, preserving traditional music in its original context. The work of an archiver is never done.
Discostan hosts nights all over LA. Their next event will be held November 17 at Civic Center Studios and will feature music by Omid Walizadeh and installation art work by Gelare Khoshgozaran, Nikta Mohamadi, and more.


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Q: Put 2 info from different cols in 1 dropdown menu I want to put 2 information in 1 drop-down menu. I'm doing a school system. So for classes drop-down menu, I would like to put [classname (year)] in the drop-down-menu. The information were in a same table but different cols. I can only manage to display the class id / class name only.

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A: You should concat the 2 information in that field.
Do like this:
<option value="<?php echo $row['class_id'];?>"> <?php echo $row['class_name']." (".$row['year'].")";?> </option>

Write your table columns in $row array in place of my code.
Let me know for further help.

A: I cannot see naything wrong, are you sure you are not just mispelling some syntax?

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As you see i swapped the id and description position.

A: In terms of displaying class name you need to swap positions of id and name.This should be the basic structure if you want to display name and get the selected id.
<option value="option_id">Option Name</option>

So for your problem it should be something like this.

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This results in an olive oil high in flavor and rich in chlorophyll and polyphenols, ingredients that preserve the oil and prevent it from aging and oxidizing. As far as harvesting procedures are concerned, the Colle Verde Estate strictly avoids the use of canes for beating the trees or of nets to collect fallen olives blown to the ground by the wind.
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Miyu Takes a Bite Out of 'Chicken for Linda!'
GKIDS 'Weathering With You' Dub Cast Features Lee Pace, Alison Brie, Riz Ahmed
Oscar Watch: Tunes that Makes Toons Fly
France's Miyu Productions has signed on as a producer on traditionally animated 2D feature film Chicken for Linda!, the new project from filmmaking power couple Chiara Malta (Simple Women) and Sébastien Laudenbach (The Girl without Hands).
The film, which attracted much attention at this year's Cartoon Movie with its colorful, pastel-sketch style, is co-produced by Dolce Vita Films (Italy) and supported by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region (France). Gebeka is on board to distribute.
Chicken for Linda! is a comedy romp for family audiences, in which a parental scolding leads to some unusual twists. Feeling she's been too harsh on her daughter, Linda's mother promises to cook her chicken and peppers. Even though Mom can hardly cook, there's a bigger problem: Where can she buy a chicken on a strike day, when all the shops are closed? What follows is a funny and frenetic mission to find (and keep hold of) a chicken for Linda.
Laudenbach made a splash on the global animation scene with his debut feature, the dark hand-painted fairy tale The Girl without Hands (La Jeune Fille sans mains) in 2016, which he wrote, directed, edited and animated entirely on his own. The Brothers Grimm tale earned a Cannes Film Festival premiere in the ACID program as well as a Jury Distinction from the Annecy animation festival. The film received a North American release through GKIDS in 2017/2018 and is available on Blu-ray from Shout! Factory.
Miyu's feature film slate includes digital 2D feature Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman, a drama adapted from the writings of Haruki Murakami (in production); Mirai Mizue's Journey to the West, a psychedelic digital 2D co-pro with Japanese studio New Deer; and Domenica from Ugo Bienvenu and Kevin Manach, a digital 2D drama inspired by the true events surrounding one of the most famous modern art collections of the 20th century.
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Grand Point North once again makes the case for being the best music festival in Vermont. In past years, they've brought some seriously good acts to the Green Mountain State including The Flaming Lips, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Wood Brothers, Kaleo, Warren Haynes & more.
This year they've managed to bring Trey Anastasio & his band back to Burlington for the first time since 2011. In addition, the fest has some strong support slots from Dawes, Mondo Cozmo, Joseph, & a couple LMD personal favorites Hurray for the Riff Raff & Low Cut Connie. Also, notably, is the booking of Tank & the Bangas, the recent NPR Tiny Desk winners.
I'm sure Phantasy tour is chock full of rumors right now, but with the inclusion of TAB, it seems that a Trey/Grace collaboration is eminent. Also, Mike Gordon & Page McConnell, who both still live in the Burlington area, are regular attendees of the festival. Will we get some 3/4 of Phish action on the GPN stage? Only time will tell.
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