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Waddle exclusive: Why I'll reserve judgment on Howe's work at Newcastle
by Chris Beattie 2022-12-06 23:34:22.000000
Newcastle United hero Chris Waddle is reserving judgment on manager Eddie Howe - despite the team's progress over 2022.
Howe has been a revelation on Tyneside, guiding the club away from a relegation battle last season to a top three placing as this campaign went into recess for the World Cup.
However for Waddle, it's still too soon to judge the former Bournemouth and Burnley manager. The Geordie insists Toon fans will learn more about Howe once the team suffers an inevitable form slump.
Speaking to Tribalfootball.com on behalf of FreeSuperTips, Waddle explained: "Eddie Howe did very well at Bournemouth with what he achieved at that club getting them up the leagues.
"He had a good budget to work with and he brought in players who seemed to gel well together, and it always seems to be a happy camp wherever he's been.
"He's carried that on with Newcastle, the team seems to be full of confidence since he walked in.
"There hasn't really been a time where he's had to go in on the players because they've all performed.
"The atmosphere at the stadium is unbelievable, the fans have bought into this new ownership, the style of play and the players.
"They've given everyone confidence in the stadium, so everything is going so smoothly at the minute.
"Every club will have a blip at some point, it's just how you get through it.
"There will be a run of games where results might not be going well, then it'll be important to see if he can keep the confidence up and make big decisions on when to bring players in and out.
"That's all part of being a manager, at the minute it's going very well, and I bet they can't wait for the next Newcastle United game.
"He didn't need this break; he didn't need the World Cup so it'll be interesting to see how they get on when they're back."
Chris Beattie


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Q: wpf dependency property add owner В книге Петцольда есть следующий пример:
using System;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Input;
using System.Windows.Media;

namespace Petzold.SetSpaceProperty
{
    public class SpaceWindow: Window
    {
        public static readonly DependencyProperty SpaceProperty;
        public int Space
        {
            set
            {
                SetValue(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty, value);
            }
            get
            {
                return (int)GetValue(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty);
            }
        }

        static SpaceWindow()
        {
            FrameworkPropertyMetadata metadata = new FrameworkPropertyMetadata() { Inherits = true};

            SpaceProperty = SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.AddOwner(typeof(SpaceWindow));
            SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.OverrideMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow), metadata);
            Console.WriteLine(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.GetMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow)).DefaultValue);
            Console.WriteLine(SpaceProperty.GetMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow));

        }
    }
}

Подскажите, пожалуйста, зачем нужен метод AddOwner у зависимых свойств и в чём разница, между вызовом этого метода и переопределение метаданных для свойства зависимости? Если закомментировать вызов данного метода, программа всё равно выполняется.
using System;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Input;
using System.Windows.Media;

namespace Petzold.SetSpaceProperty
{
    public class SpaceWindow: Window
    {
        //public static readonly DependencyProperty SpaceProperty;
        public int Space
        {
            set
            {
                SetValue(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty, value);
            }
            get
            {
                return (int)GetValue(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty);
            }
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        static SpaceWindow()
        {
            FrameworkPropertyMetadata metadata = new FrameworkPropertyMetadata() { Inherits = true};

            //SpaceProperty = SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.AddOwner(typeof(SpaceWindow));
            SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.OverrideMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow), metadata);
            Console.WriteLine(SpaceButton.SpaceProperty.GetMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow)).DefaultValue);
            //Console.WriteLine(SpaceProperty.GetMetadata(typeof(SpaceWindow));

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}

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How can I choose my future when I face the affection like this? I try to find his advantages every time, but finally I disappoint. All the imagination and romance have become the foam, I can't count on him. My boyfriend and I have different hobbies and interests. He always ignores me when he plays games. I totally can't accept the man who doesn't care about my feeling. In my imagination that the man should like the sea: tolerant and remain claim. In his eyes, all the things what I do are my responsibility. The woman should take care of her husband and do house work. We have lived together in the renting house since half-years ago. We had sweet time once. When I back to home I should make a deal for us, but he opened the computer and then played the games. At that time, I urged him to eat up without a murmur. I think the time will change his characters. But I'm wrong. I bored the days, either him. He never helped me in the kitchen; even if he made a meal for me. I doubt whether he loves me or not, the life will be like. Afterwards, I refused his mother's suggestion. I don't want to live with them, because I have no confidence to balance with a relationship of family. But his mother treats me really well.
At his home, he likes a child. All the people treat him like treasures. When we are busy to clean the house, he lies on the sofa and watch TV; when we wash the vegetables and prepared food, he plays games; when we let him to eat the supper, and he never does that in time. I'm tired of him now. I remembered his wards before, his mother want him to marry with a girl who has brothers and sisters. Now, I can understand, he just wants to find servant to care of him and help everything to him. I think the couple that they fall in love with each other; they need to respect each other too. From now on, I never do that again. A woman needs his husband to concern for her and love her. How can I get along with him? Maybe one day, I will quit and pursue the life which a man who really respects me and loves me in everything. So don't be strange if I give up.
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TV Review of 'Over the Rainbow: The Wizard of Oz as a Secular Myth of America' by Paul Nathanson
For a few years in the 1990s, I was roving correspondent, sometime co-anchor, and book reviewer for Gay Fairfax, a weekly television magazine series telecast over Channel 10 in Fairfax County, Virginia, and bicycled to other cable-access TV channels in the Washington, D.C., area and elsewhere around the United States.
On episode 47 of Gay Fairfax, I reviewed Over the Rainbow: The Wizard of Oz as a Secular Myth of America by Paul Nathanson for the regular "gay book beat" segment. What follows is a transcript of that review, delivered orally on a program that first aired on Fairfax Channel 10 on December 30, 1991.
I'm Rick Sincere with the gay book beat.
Today will be looking at a book about culture, Over the Rainbow: The Wizard of Oz as a Secular Myth of America by Professor Paul Nathanson.
There are many famous movies. There are many movies that are considered great by critics and by film scholars. There are many movies that are popular but there are few movies that have inserted themselves into the collective consciousness of America.
One movie like that is The Wizard of Oz, Victor Fleming's 1939 classic version of L. Frank Baum's turn-of-the-century novel.
Who's not familiar with the characters like Dorothy Gale of Kansas, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion, Glinda the Good Witch of the North, the Wicked Witch of the West, and, of course, the Wizard himself.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!"
There: Didn't you recognize that line automatically?
Nathanson is a Canadian scholar who's written a multi-disciplinary analysis of The Wizard of Oz -- the movie, the book, the music, the lyrics, the actors, and the way the movie has inserted itself into American culture.
Americans have been fascinated by The Wizard of Oz for more than fifty years and this is a fascinating book in its own way but it has one serious shortcoming.
For the gay community, especially for gay men, The Wizard of Oz is a defining myth that helps us come to terms with our identity. It's a coming-of-age myth in its own way.
For many years the question, "Are you a friend of Dorothy?" was a coded way of asking if someone was gay
"Over the Rainbow" has become a gay anthem of love and desire and Judy Garland is a gay icon.
So the Wizard is important for for much of gay America, yet Professor Nathanson in this book only mentions the gay community – gay subculture – once, in a single footnote on page 354.
Can he be serious?
Even with this unfortunate missing link, Over the Rainbow it is a fascinating book and anyone who has loved Dorothy Gale or liked the music of The Wizard of Oz should take a look at it
Over the Rainbow: The Wizard of Oz as a Secular Myth in America from State University of New York Press -- it's just been published. It's by Professor Paul Nathanson.
On the gay book beat, I'm Rick Sincere.
Labels: 1990s, 1991, book notes, book review, books, gay, literary criticism, movies, television
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Xsolla opens one-stop shop for game developers to monetize and grow globally
Dean Takahashi@deantak
Digital payments company Xsolla is expanding to become a one-stop-shop for game developers to create, monetize, and scale the growth of video games worldwide. The Los Angeles company will launch its new product suite next week at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles next week.
Xsolla's existing Pay Station payments product will now be bundled with Xsolla Partner Network, Xsolla Site Builder, Xsolla Store, Xsolla Login, and Xsolla Launcher. All of the products in the suite could create a seamless ecosystem where any size industry player can access the tools and services necessary for success, said Xsolla chief marketing officer Nathalie Lubensky in an interview with GamesBeat.
"Our goal is to celebrate and empower developers," Lubensky said. "We want to be an extension of their team and help automate things like payments, taxes, and other things."
Above: Xsolla wants to broaden the reach of game developers.
Image Credit: Xsolla
Xsolla has rivals such as Steam and Unity in stores and other competitors in other segments. But Lubensky said Xsolla's advantage is its focus on gaming and the fact that its team is full of avid gamers. This gives the company the perspective, experience, and data to solve the challenges developers, publishers, and platform partners face when trying to monetize games with the broadest possible audience worldwide, Lubensky said.
The all-in-one suite lets partners manage affiliate and influencer programs; build and manage branded websites for reaching players; sell virtual and physical goods from a centralized storefront; offer localized one-click authentication; and balance the cost and speed of content delivery.
CEO Aleksandr Agapitov started the company 13 years ago to focus on digital payments, with features such as anti-fraud and user acquisition. It has added features, such as management of influencers and handling payments to thousands of them. The company now operates in 230 countries with more than 2,000 partners.
Above: Developers can up their game via monetization policies.
To support the announcement, the company is also launching its largest marketing campaign targeting the game development community. The $8 million global spend will blend print and online buys. The company typically charges a lower transaction fee, and it will do the same with its new suites.
"Given the easier access to technology these days, the barrier to entry is low, but the barrier to success is higher than ever. Xsolla is here to level the playing field, providing anyone access to the tools for success for their games' entire life cycle" said Lubensky. "Partners can also choose products a la carte to fill gaps in their organizations, all for no upfront costs. Xsolla solutions extend any team's ability to launch, sell and grow."
The company also started the Xsolla Capital Fund last year to invest in indie games, but Lubensky said that fund operates separately from Xsolla's services.
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We're back with part two of our Google Analytics series. If you missed part one, be sure to check it out right here. In part one, we took a look at the basics and gave you a general overview to reading and understanding Google Analytics. Today we are going to dive into Google Analytics a little deeper and break down each section bit by bit so that you'll have the confidence and know-how to start using your data to grow and improve your blog.
The audience report provides valuable insights that help you understand your audience better. With a better understanding of your audience, you'll be able to produce more content your readers will love, which will keep them happy and thirsting for more. Here's a breakdown of what each section of data in the audience report tells you.
ACTIVE USERS – Shows you how many active users you have in increments of 1, 7, 14, and 30 days. This info can be used to determine the level of long-term engagement your readers are having with your site and content. Do your readers visit once and never return or are you producing content that motivates repeat visits by your readers week after week? This metric helps in determining how well your content motivates visitors to come back for more.
COHORT ANALYSIS – A cohort is a group of readers that share a common characteristic. For example one of your cohorts might include traffic generated by a single day email campaign or promotion. With the cohort analysis you can watch how traffic generated each day performs over time. Does the traffic acquired on a certain day seem to disengage with your content after a certain number of days? This information can help you in understanding how frequently you need to post on your blog, send out email campaigns, etc. in order to consistently keep your traffic engaged with your content.
DEMOGRAPHICS – Shows the age and gender of your readers. This information can help you tailor your content and advertising campaigns to the primary age group and gender of your readers.
INTERESTS – Provides information about the interests of your readers and is based on your readers online purchasing activities, travels, and online searches. This information can help you better cater your posts to the interests of your readers.
GEO – Shows you the main locations and languages spoken by your readers.
BEHAVIOR – Shows whether the traffic during a designated time frame consists of new visitors vs. returning visitors. Is your site attracting a high percentage of new visitors? If not, what changes can you make to gravitate new readers to your site?
TECHNOLOGY – Shows the browsers most widely used by your readers. It's important to make sure your design is translating well across all of the main browsers being used to view your site. This metric also shows the networks (Verizon, Comcast, Qwest, etc) most used by your readers.
MOBILE – Shows the type of devices (desktop, mobile, tablet) being used by your readers. Not having a mobile responsive site could prove detrimental if the majority of your readers are using a mobile device. It also shows the brands of devices being used by your readers (iPhone, Google Nexus 5, Samsung Galaxy, etc.).
CUSTOM (must be configured) – Allows you to set and define custom variables.
BENCHMARKING – Compares your site data against other sites in your industry that have opted to share their data. This can be helpful in knowing how you are doing compared to your competition.
USERS FLOW – This is a cool graphic that shows you the paths your readers take through your site. Where they are entering and where they are exiting.
This section of your analytics shows how people are finding your site. When you know where your readers are coming from, you'll have a better idea where to spend your efforts so you can drive even more traffic to your site through those primary sources.
ALL TRAFFIC – Shows your top traffic sources including social networks and websites people are being referred from. If people are coming from a website, you can click on the domain to see the specific posts that are sending traffic your way. This can be a great tool for developing relationships with the bloggers linking people to your site and/or for evaluating whether or not your networking efforts are paying off.
ADWORDS (must be enabled) – If you have Google Adwords enabled, you can view the performance stats of your adwords here.
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION – Shows all of the keywords people have entered into search engines to find your site. It also shows where your site ranks in search engines for each keyword and the landing pages those keywords take people to. This information can be helpful as you work on bettering your SEO.
Network Referrals: Click on each social network listed to see which posts/pages on your site they are sending traffic to and how long people are staying.
Data Hub Activity: Reports activity from Google partner networks like Google+, Disqus, etc.
Landing Pages: Shows which pages on your site receive the most traffic from social networks.
Trackbacks: Shows blog posts made by others that have linked people to your site.
The behavior report helps you understand how visitors are moving through your website and how well they are engaging with your content.
BEHAVIOR FLOW – Another flow chart that shows the path visitors take when landing on your site. Shows the first pages they land on through the final pages they exit from.
SITE CONTENT – Shows the top posts or pages on your site that attract the most traffic. Also shows the average time spent on those pages. This information can help you determine what content performs best on your site.
SITE SPEED – This breaks down the average load time for each page on your site. This information is helpful in knowing which pages might be causing your site to load poorly. If a page is slow loading, try reducing the sizing of the images on the page or removing unnecessary clutter.
SITE SEARCH (must be activated) – This shows data about the search terms people enter into the search box on your website.
EVENTS (requires set up) – Allows you to track specific actions on your website such as file downloads, video plays, clicks on external links, etc. Once it's set up, you'll be able to view these reports.
PUBLISHER (must be activated) – If you use Google Adsense, this is a great feature to activate because it shows the revenue you've earned from Google Adsense as well as the top pages on your website that help generate the most Adsense revenue for you.
EXPERIMENTS (requires set up)- This can be set up to test how different landing page configurations work to help you reach your goals. This report can help you tweak your landing page until you find the configuration that results in the highest conversion rates.
IN-PAGE ANALYTICS (must be activated) – This is a cool feature that allows you to view a live view of your web pages along with your Google analytics data. It shows percentages next to each link on the page so you know which links are receiving the most attention on your site.
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Gold bars and jewelry worth about $75 billion came into and went out of Dubai last year, according to new statistics from the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, by far a record for the emirate. The figures reflect Dubai's growth as a hub for the processing, sale and export of gold, but also betoken the added scrutiny that has come with being a trading post for a metal steeped in both opportunity and controversy.
The volume of gold trade through Dubai last year rose by 73% even as gold demand fell globally, according to the DMCC figures. The reasons behind the increase aren't entirely clear, but it may be partly down to Iran's recent use of Dubai as a transit point for gold bought in Turkey. Per the DMCC, Dubai has simply successfully positioned itself as a cheap and easy place for gold traders and refiners to do their work, while benefiting from good local demand.
Processing African gold through Dubai figures to be a point of emphasis for the DMCC and local gold refineries as they look for further growth in the coming years, given the continent's geographic closeness and rich untapped mining potential. Indeed, Africa was the focus of a precious metals conference in Dubai last week.
But this gold, too, has its challenges. Traders have to be increasingly vigilant over supply chains lest they handle smuggled metals or import conflict gold mined to fund militias in the eastern Congo. A Dubai-based refiner called Kaloti Jewellery Group – the largest such business in the United Arab Emirates – was singled out by a former Ernst & Young employee in February who said the company was found to have done about $5.2 billion worth of deals in cash in 2012, raising uncertainties about the metal's provenance. No definitive proof was uncovered that any conflict gold got into the supply chain, however.
The non-profit Global Witness also faulted the DMCC in the Kaloti case, saying the free zone had a conflict of interest because it was in charge of both overseeing companies like Kaloti and promoting itself as a place to do business. The DMCC also made changes to its rules that prevented Kaloti from having to publicly disclose the results of its E&Y audit, Global Witness said.
The DMCC responded by saying it made the changes in line with international standards and didn't have any influence on the Kaloti audit. Nevertheless, DMCC chief executive Gautam Sashittal said recently that the free zone would appoint a consultant this year to review its audit procedures to ensure they were in line with global standards and form an independent body of experts to oversee the audit process.
As the gold trade grows, these messages and perceptions are likely to become ever more important for Dubai, which has already been linked in the past to the trade in African conflict gold.


Patricia Maryland says that we must make mental health equity a guiding principle and an utmost priority.
Good physical and mental health help drive success and enjoyment in our lives. But when it comes to overcoming some of our society's biggest health challenges – from HIV/AIDS to cancer to diabetes to behavioral health issues – the African-American community unfortunately shoulders a disproportionate share of the burden. As our nation increasingly deals with violence, suicide and depression, it's important to take a close look at the state of Black mental health in America.
The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that one of every five adults in the U.S. — some 43 million people — will experience mental illness this year. African-Americans are far from immune. In fact, Blacks are more than 20 percent more likely than Whites to report having serious psychological distress. For people of color living in poverty-stricken neighborhoods, where rates of homelessness, incarceration, substance abuse and violent crime are higher, the risk of mental illness is compounded.
One of the challenges African-Americans with mental health issues continue to face is an imbalance in health insurance coverage. While the Affordable Care Act has caused the uninsured rate among Blacks to decline by close to 10 percentage points between 2013 and 2016, it remains almost twice as high as the uninsured rate for non-Hispanic Whites. There is also a lack of African-American mental health professionals who can deliver culturally competent care for illnesses that are often deeply personal and can be the subject of stigmatization. According to a 2014 survey, less than 2 percent of American Psychological Association members are African-American.
On the part of healthcare providers, addressing this challenge means promoting and expanding access to affordable mental and behavioral healthcare — care that recognizes the stressors that African-Americans experience and provides solutions that are culturally competent. For our part, we have established behavioral/mental health as a dedicated priority service line across our national healthcare system.
This work demands continued investment in community health centers, which are vital to serving high-need minority neighborhoods. And it requires that we go beyond the traditional scope of care by addressing the socioeconomic needs that contribute to mental health, including access to affordable housing, food security and more.
Going beyond the traditional scope also means that our nation must address the care of our military veterans. Current statistics reveal that 18 to 22 veterans die by suicide each day in America because of their unique mental and behavioral health needs. Some of these veterans are African-Americans; we must do more to help all vets. That's one reason for Ascension's participation in the federal Veterans Choice Program, which was formed to improve the quality and access of care to veterans nationwide.
All of these programs and investments are important, but real gains in this fight will not come without the support and participation of the African-American community overall. We must stop viewing mental illness in America as if it were a personal failing rather than a serious health concern. And we must help our loved ones and neighbors to stop neglecting the care they need because of stigmas that surround mental health. These stigmas must be addressed and overcome.
While communities of color are having important conversations about mental health, we can do more. Breaking down these barriers will compel us not only to recognize the necessity of mental health care, but also to marshal our support for family, friends and neighbors who are seeking the help and treatment they need. Together, we can build a healthier, stronger community, where getting support for mental health problems is not a sign of weakness, but one of strength.
Patricia A. Maryland, Dr.PH, is the President of Healthcare Operations and Chief Operating Officer for Ascension Health, the healthcare delivery subsidiary of Ascension, the nation's largest non-profit and largest Catholic health system.


Overview: A liberal Muslim and critically acclaimed author explores the historical, political, and theological basis for centuries of Muslim animosity towards Jews, debunking long-held myths and tracing a history of hate and its impact today.
More than nine years after 9/11 and 60 years after the creation of the state of Israel, the world is no closer to solving, let alone understanding, the psychological and political divide between Jews and Muslims. While countless books have been written on the subject of terrorism, political Islam, and jihad, barely a handful address the theological and historical basis of the Jew—Muslim divide. Following the terrorist attacks on Mumbai in November 2008, in which Pakistani jihadis sought out and murdered the members of a local Jewish centre, Tarek Fatah began an in-depth investigation of the historical basis for the crime.


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On Integrity and Research Misconduct in Economics
By Ioana Negru
Research Association for Knowledge Integrity in Economics (RAKIE) Network (http://rakie.org/)
Most research methods textbooks, whether in business, economics or other social sciences, have a section dedicated to Ethics in Research. Research is widely viewed as a systematic and dynamic process that is based on trust, accepted conventions and the idea of 'building blocks', i.e. new research builds on previous research. Being 'ethical' when conducting research equates with conducting research in a responsible way. The areas commonly addressed in these contexts are: ethical conduct and professional conventions; treatment of animals in research; relationships between researchers, other researchers and the objects of their study.
In recent years, universities, associations and institutions have issued their own codes of conduct in research that contain rules about what is appropriate behavior when pursuing research. The essential term that is used is that of research misconduct or scientific misconduct. According to the Office for Science, Technology and Policy, scientific/research misconduct is defined as:
"as fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in proposing, performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting research results. Fabrication is making up data or results and recording or reporting them. Falsification is manipulating research materials, equipment, or processes, or changing or omitting data or results such that the research is not accurately represented in the research record. Plagiarism is the appropriation of another person's ideas, processes, results, or words without giving appropriate credit. Research misconduct does not include honest error or differences of opinion" (http://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/rcr/rcr_misconduct/foundation/index.html#1).
Researchers are expected to interpret data appropriately given general methodological standards and to report findings without bias; to explain the methods and processes used to gather and analyze data; to report potential errors and distortions in their publications or reports and so on.
The discussions around scientific misconduct have been more present in natural sciences than in economics and business. Karabag and Berggren (2012) in Retraction, Dishonesty and Plagiarism: Analysis of a Crucial Issue for Academic Publishing, and the Inadequate Responses from Leading Journals in Economics and Management Disciplines investigate the state of academic dishonesty, plagiarism and retractions within business and economics disciplines (using databases such as EBSCO, JSTOR, Emerald and Science Direct). The authors undertake a literature review and conclude that studies on academic honesty in economics and business can be divided into two groups:
"The first group focuses on plagiarism behavior among authors. Honig and Bedi (2012), for example, analyze papers submitted to the Academy of Management conference, and found that almost 1 of 4 papers contain some degree of plagiarism. The second group attempts to understand how journals are dealing with this issue. Enders and Hoover (2004) surveyed editors of economic journals about the nature of plagiarism and their strategies related to plagiarism." (pp. 174)
In this study, authors mention also duplication and self-plagiarism as forms of academic misconduct in research. The conclusion of this study is grim:
"The analysis shows that management journals rarely retract papers, and economics journals do it at an even lower rate. Although there are many indicators of academic dishonesty and plagiarism among academicians and researchers in general, the leading business and economics journals' response to academic dishonesty and plagiarism has been slow" (pp.179).
Evidently, further surveys and work need to be undertaken in the area of research misconduct in economics but there is a clear awareness of the need for discussions amongst economists regarding forms of scientific misconduct. The REPEC Database (Research Papers in Economics) has a Retraction Watch point for economics that is designed for documenting news about retracted papers in economics. The following post focuses on economics: http://retractionwatch.com/2014/09/19/economics-paper-retracted-for-plagiarism-after-citing-its-twin/
One can add examples such as Rheinhart and Rogoff and the flaws of deductive processes that assume causation between high debt levels and low growth instead of just recognising tendencies of economic processes within certain contexts (http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/the-reinhart-and-rogoff-controversy-a-summing-up). Or one can point towards research on widespread misapplication of hypothesis tests and for statistical significance results due to a lack of appreciation of the 'fallacy of the transposed conditional' (Ziliak & McCloskey, 2008, p. 17)
In 2011, George DeMartino published the book The Economist's Oath: On the Need for and Content of Professional Economic Ethics. In the book DeMartino argues for the importance of establishing a new field of critical inquiry that examines the ethical requirements of economic practice. In Chapter 1 of the book he states:
"The Economics Profession today has an enormous impact on the life chances of people across the globe: one that is far greater than that of most other professions. It is not always the impact that economists hope to have, to be sure, not least since economists' prescriptions are often distorted in the political arena, but it is considerable nonetheless" (pg. 4).
And yet, as DeMartino argues, leading economists have not had five minutes training in what it means to be an ethical economist, or what it would mean for economics to be an ethical profession. Given the extent of its influence in the world, the failure of economics to engage its ethical duties and the ethical challenges its members face represents a gross professional ethical failure. In this regard, as DeMartino argues elsewhere, economics can be considered a "rogue" profession.
In August 2014, a group of economists led by Altug Yacintas, Ankara University and Wilfred Dolfsma, Groningen University, has organized the first ever workshop on research ethics in economics in Izmir, Turkey. A list of workshop participants is available here: http://rakie.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/ConfirmedListOfParticipants.docx
The original CFP is available here: http://rakie.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/EconEthics2014_CallForPapers.pdf
This was a fascinating event which has generated debates on research misconduct in economics and the responsiveness of the profession to such cases. As a result of this meeting, the participants of the workshop decided to form a pluralist network, RAKIE.org, established in December 2014. 33 members have subscribed to the RAKIE Network so far. Below, there is an excerpt from the RAKIE's opening page:
"Rakie.org is a scholarly network set up by a group of economists who are concerned about the unresponsiveness of the professionals in economics to the significance of the problem of research misconduct. The purpose of the network is to reach economists who care about the economic science. At this early stage of setting up the association, we wish to expand our network and organise a larger workshop in 2016".
We would like to invite economists, of all orientations and beliefs, to join us. We aim to provide a forum for discussion and generate debate to counter dishonest academic behaviour and to promote sound research practices in economics. The scope includes challenging accepted conventions and standards that are seriously flawed and produce misleading results.
To make contact or join RAKIE, go to http://rakie.org.
S.F. Karabag and C. Breggren (2012), "Retraction, Dishonesty and Plagiarism: Analysis of a Crucial Issue for Academic Publishing, and the Inadequate Responses from Leading Journals in Economics and Management Disciplines", Journal of Applied Economics and Business Research, JAEBR, 2(3): 172-183.
G. F. DeMartino (2011) The Economist's Oath: On the Need for and Content of Professional Economic Ethics, Oxford University Press, USA.
Ziliak, S. T., & McCloskey, D. N. (2008). The cult of statistical significance: how the standard error costs us jobs, justice, and lives. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press.
From: pp.5-6 of World Economics Association Newsletter 5(4), August 2015
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What the HBCU Community Should Learn From the Bennett Accreditation Crisis – Part I
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Bennett College for Women remains a fully accredited member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), on probationary status as a result of a lawsuit filed by the school against the accreditor last week.
Every problem which led to the school having its accreditation revoked last December, and the revocation upheld in an appeal last week remains in place; a world of support from the HBCU community which cannot boost Bennett's enrollment, cannot bolster its strategic vision, and cannot pay down the entirety of its mounting debts.
A lot of people don't realize the level of crisis which has faced Bennett for more than a decade, which just came to a head over the last several months. And it is clear that HBCU stakeholders really have no idea about what accreditation is and why it matters, and how HBCUs are made vulnerable by accreditation assessment and actions.
With a number of HBCUs facing dire financial straits and potential accreditation sanctions in the coming years, it may be time for the HBCU community to become more nuanced about the administrative and operational elements which trigger accreditation inquiry, and why that inquiry is vital to the survival of black colleges.
HBCUs nationwide are accredited by one of several regional accrediting organizations. Along with SACSCOC, they include the Higher Learning Commission, Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools, the organization with which Bennett is seeking membership, and Paine College recently joined after losing its SACSCOC membership and suing to have it reinstated.
All of these organizations have standards with which they assess schools' ability to operate in three basic areas – having a leadership structure (a board and a president) having the ability to teach and prepare students for academic and professional development, and having the money to stay open for business.
HOW ACCREDITATION WORKS
Here is a basic overview of how schools are determined to be accreditation worthy, as provided by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
Self-study: Institutions and programs prepare a written summary of performance based on accrediting organization's standards.
Peer review: Accreditation review is conducted primarily by faculty, administrators, and members of the public.
Site visit: Accrediting organization normally sends a visiting team to review an institution or program. Team members are volunteers.
Action (judgment) of accrediting organization: Accrediting organization has a commission that makes decisions about the accredited status of institutions and programs.
Monitoring and oversight: Institutions and programs are reviewed over time in cycles from every few years to ten years. Normally, these reviews include a site visit.
If during any of these steps a school demonstrates it is out of compliance, accreditors will change the schools' status from fully accredited to warning (notice that a school is out of compliance), probation (mandated action to fix an area of non-compliance), and revoked (accreditation is taken).
It takes years of repeated non-compliance to move from fully accredited to revoked, and a school with years of non-compliance usually signals that there is a problem which cannot be easily resolved with a change in policy or execution.
That typically means something is wrong with money.
FINANCIAL NON-COMPLIANCE
Let's take a look at SACSCOC's accreditation standards on finance.
Now, let's pull out the very first element of the standard guideline.
1. The institution has sound financial resources and a demonstrated, stable financial base to support the mission of the institution and the scope of its programs and services. (Financial resources)
And finally, let's go to the updated decision letter from SACSCOC on Bennett's accreditation status.
FINANCIAL RESOURCES VS. FINANCIAL BASE
Most accreditors expect two things from a school when it comes to money; cash in the bank and a healthy endowment, and stability in enrollment paying operational costs and debt. This standard is to protect students and school employees from the likelihood that a school can suddenly and without warning shut its doors and leave everyone without a plan for transfering, graduating, or having to suddenly find a new job without final paychecks coming in.
Financial resources is the cash, and a financial base is stable revenue. Put more simply, resources is money in the bank and a base is the paycheck.
When HBCUs go on warning, probation or lose their accreditation, it is typically because they do not have the the financial base, a direct reflection of student enrollment and money needed for operations and paying off debt.
Here's a list of HBCUs to recently encounter accreditation issues. They share a sobering trend relative to enrollment and its connections to accreditation maintenance.
Part II – Where Does the Money Go?
This is excellent information for those who assumed that fundraising would/should resolve Bennett's issues.
I agree (Tracey) great information. Although the other issues related to Bennett accreditation should be resolved, the SACSCOC is still not providing a clear platform for the accreditation to be resolved and made it appear it was all about the funding. And lets not get it twisted it has been and always will be about the MONEY.
Bonnie Duffins says:
How much MONEY is enough? What are the SACSCOC parameters/requirements/rubrics/ guidelines that give schools, especially the most vulnerable ones, a roadmap to insure financial stability. Where can Bennett find a $30M donor like Spelman? Lots of challenging work ahead in fundraising and other ancillary areas as student enrollment.
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Three of South East Asia's most enthralling countries are brought to life on this mesmerising, tremendous value journey of the senses.
Over the course of three weeks, you'll take in Vietnam's enchanting Hanoi, the astonishing scenery of Halong Bay, the port of Hoi An, Imperial capital, Hué and Ho Chi Minh City – the capital formerly known as Saigon. You'll cruise the Mekong River and journey to Cambodia's French-colonial gem, Phnom Penh. The awe-inspiring wonders of Angkor Wat, discovered from colourful Siem Reap, and Laos' former royal capital, Luang Prabang, complete a scintillating tour full of wish-list must-sees, wonderful food and unforgettable highlights.
The phenomenal temple at Angkor Wat
Explore the Mekong Delta by boat
Spend a night on a traditional junk cruising stunning Halong Bay
Vietnam's three 'capitals' – Hanoi, Hué and Ho Chi Minh City
The infamous Cu Chi tunnel complex
Dinner at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Phnom Penh's
A cruise across Tonlé Sap
Luang Prabang, Laos' magical, UNESCO-listed royal capital
Stunning Kwang Si Falls
17 nights' bed and breakfast accommodation in Hanoi (2 nights), aboard a Halong Bay traditional junk (1), Hoi An (2), Hué (1), Ho Chi Minh City (3), Phnom Penh (2), Siem Reap (3) and Luang Prabang (3), plus two nights on the plane
Seven dinners and six lunches
Return scheduled flights to Hanoi
Internal flights from Hanoi to Da Nang, Hue to Ho Chi Minh City, Siem Reap to Luang Prabang, and Luang Prabang to Hanoi
Comfortable, air-conditioned coach travel throughout
Fully escorted by friendly, experienced tour managers
Day One – Fly to Vietnam
Fly overnight from the UK to Hanoi.
Day Two – Hanoi sightseeing
You'll arrive in Vietnam very early this morning. Your tour manager will meet you at the airport, and you'll be transferred to your hotel in elegant, romantic Hanoi. After an opportunity for breakfast at your hotel, and the chance to rest and relax after your journey, get to know the city an introductory tour. See its colonial architecture, the labyrinthine 36 Streets in the Old Quarter, tranquil Hoan Kiem Lake and its island Ngoc San Temple, which is reached by the iconic Sunbeam Bridge.
You'll then have the evening free to spend as you wish.
Day Three – Included Hanoi city tour
Today's guided tour continues your introduction to the city. Highlights might include Hoa La Prison, the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" where captured American soldiers and airmen were incarcerated during the Vietnam War, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and his traditional house, the Imperial Citadel and the fascinating Temple of Literature. After a traditional lunch of noodle soup, you'll also see Ba Dinh Square, where Ho Chi Minh declared Independence in 1945. Soak up the atmosphere of this delightful, friendly city, and this evening, to complete your visit, enjoy a traditional Water Puppet Show with dinner.
Day Four – Halong Bay cruise
Today you'll journey through the timeless paddy fields to the Gulf of Tonkin, and board a traditional junk for an overnight cruise through stunning, Halong Bay. Here, countless limestone pillars and cone-shaped islands, home to floating villages and pearl-fishermen, and fringed by exquisite beaches, rise spectacularly out of the water. On board your vessel, you'll enjoy a delicious lunch and dinner, a cookery demonstration, and (weather permitting) have the chance to try night fishing under the stars.
Day Five – Fly to Danang and transfer to Hoi An
Early risers can catch sunrise over the bay or join in a Tai Chi class on board, this morning. After breakfast, you'll return to Hanoi, and board a short flight south to Da Nang. From here, you'll transfer to your hotel in the delightful port town of Hoi An, and have an evening free to enjoy dinner in one of the city's many restaurants, cafés and bars.
Day Six – Included Hoi An city tour and Thu Bon river cruise
Explore the ancient streets of Hoi An on this morning's walking tour, taking in the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, the Chinese Assembly Halls and historic Ong Hoi An pagoda. Wander colourful markets thronged with friendly locals, stop for a snack in a local restaurant and enjoy a cruise on the Thu Bon River to the village of Tra Que. In this vegetable-growing oasis in a sea of rice-paddies and rivers, you can join the farmers picking and preparing the fresh produce for lunch. After lunch you'll return to Hoi An, to spend the rest of the day as you please, perhaps heading to the idyllic beach or wandering the shops and stalls of the town.
Day Seven – Scenic journey to Hué
Drive north today, past stunning coastal lagoons, the perfect beach at Lang Co and the Marble Mountains. On the way you'll also pass historic Da Nang, head through dramatic Hai Van Pass and see the restored tomb of Emperor Tu Duc on your way to the wonderful imperial city of Hué. The relaxed, laid-back former Vietnamese capital is a place of pagodas, tombs of the emperors and ancient temples, with the restored Imperial City of the Nyugen Dynasty at its heart. Take a cruise on the Perfume River, on which the city stands, then join your guide for a tour of the Imperial City's moated, turreted palace.
Spend the evening in this tranquil, friendly town, relaxing amid its historic buildings and host of restaurants and bars.
Day Eight – Fly to Ho Chi Minh City
This morning you'll transfer to Danang Airport for the short flight to Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) the former Saigon. Here you'll enjoy a guided tour of the city, which remains a fascinating mix of French colonial past and the buzzing bustle and energy of the Vietnam of today. Highlights will include the grand General Post Office, the Reunification Hall, the Xa Loi Pagoda with its bronze Buddha and – time-permitting – the War Remnants Museum.
This evening, why not visit wonderful Ben Thanh Market to enjoy some of the world's most delicious street food at your leisure?
Day Nine – Included day in the Mekong Delta
On today's hugely enjoyable tour, you'll travel into the iconic, fertile landscape of the Mekong Delta. Cross futuristic Rach Mieu Bridge to My Tho, and then take a boat to the languid delta town of Ben Tré. Enjoy a traditional lunch and take another boat trip deeper into this scenic wonderland. Visit local craft workshops, and enjoy a cart ride to a fruit farm, before returning to the city via a fascinating Coconut Village demonstration and tasting, and a rice-paper workshop.
Day 10 – Rest and Relax
Today you're completely free to rest, relax and to explore more of the HCMC's many attractions.
Day 11 – Included Chu Chi Tunnel tour and journey to Phnom Penh
Leaving the hotel, you'll head to the remarkable Cu Chi tunnel complex, part of an underground labyrinth that was used by the Viet Cong, and now a permanent memorial of the conflict. From there you'll head west to Tay Ninh, home to an extraordinarily ornate Great Temple, and on to the Cambodian border at Bavet (enjoying lunch en route). Border formalities completed, you'll continue to the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, and check in to your hotel before enjoying your first evening in this French colonial treasure chest on the banks of the Mekong River.
Day 12 – Included guided tour of Phnom Penh
Join your tour manager for a fascinating introduction to what was once one of Southeast Asia's most elegant, European outposts, and that now mixes faded colonial glories with Buddhist traditions and 21st-century modernity. Highlights will include the Royal Palace, with its Silver Pagoda of priceless Buddhist artefacts, the stunning view from ancient Wat Phnom, and a sobering visit to the Tuoi Sleng Museum, which chronicles the inhumanity of the Pol Pot dictatorship. There will also be an opportunity to marvel at the exhibits in the National Museum before a memorable dinner at the famous riverside Foreign Correspondents' Club.
Day 13 – Scenic journey to Siem Reap
Board the coach, this morning, and head north and west out of the city into the Cambodian countryside. Stop for lunch at a welcoming Khmer Village homestay community, and learn about a tourism project making a direct difference to the lives of the villagers. By evening you'll have arrived in the colourful market town of Siem Reap, not far from the incredible complex at Angkor Thom, where you'll spend the next three nights. After checking in to your hotel, enjoy dinner at an excellent restaurant overlooking the old market.
Day 14 – Tonlé Sap lake cruise
A memorable day awaits, after breakfast, beginning with the short journey to the village of Kampong Phluk, where you'll board a traditional wooden craft to cruise the waters of Tonlé Sap. On the waters of Southeast Asia's Great Lake, you'll pass villages built entirely on stilts, and floating communities that make their living from the lake. Returning to Siem Reap, you'll visit the fascinating Angkor National Museum, which provides the perfect introduction to tomorrow's visit to the extraordinary temple complex. After a chance to relax at the hotel, enjoy a traditional Cambodian dance show and dinner, this evening.
Day 15 – Included Angkor Thom visit
This unforgettable day begins very early, as you watch the sun rise over the five great towers and 1000-metre-long bas-relief of Angkor Wat, the world's largest religious building. Return to the hotel for breakfast, then head back out to explore the "lost city" of Angkor Thom, the great citadel of the Khmer Empire, which ruled up to half of Southeast Asia for nearly six centuries. Here, amid the verdant jungle, great ruins litter a vast area. Among the most astounding are the Bayon Temple, with its four giant heads and countless other faces carved into the rock, and the Indiana Jones-like, half-hidden Ta Prohm Temple.
At the end of this exceptional day, you'll enjoy another dinner at a traditional Khmer restaurant.
Day 16 – Afternoon flight to Luang Prabang, Laos
Spend a last morning in colourful Siem Reap, then transfer to the airport for the 90-minute flight to the ancient royal capital of Laos, enchanting Luang Prabang. Upon arrival, meet your tour manager and transfer to your final hotel. Dine at the hotel, this evening, or head out into town. The city's restaurants, and especially its popular night market, serve some delicious traditional and French-influence food.
Day 17 – Included sights of Luang Prabang tour
Awaken early to the sight and sound of saffron-cloaked monks chanting their way through the streets, performing their morning rituals and collecting alms for the poor. Enjoy breakfast, then join our a guided tour of this charming, UNESCO-listed former royal capital. Set at the confluence of the Nam Khan and Mekong Rivers, it's as easy-going and relaxed a city as you'll find. Highlights of the tour will include the beautiful Wat Xieng Thong temple that rises above the river, the royal temple of Wat Mai and the former Royal Palace, which now houses the National Museum. Take in the view from among the shrines on lofty Phou Si hill, and see the statues of the Buddha's Footprint Temple.
Day 18 – Included Kuang Si Falls visit and Farewell Dinner
On the last full day of your holiday you'll visit Kuang Si Falls, the beautiful cascades formed by a tributary of the Mekong. This staggering three-tiered torrent of blue waters tumbles down from a verdant jungle, and there's the chance to swim in designated areas. You'll travel through a perfect Lao landscape of rice-paddies and tiny, delightful villages, two of which you'll visit – along with a colourful butterfly farm – before returning to Luang Prabang for the afternoon.
Your Southeast Asia adventure draws to a close this evening with a Farewell Dinner, during which you'll no doubt relive the many highlights of the past days and weeks.
Day 19 – Fly to Hanoi, and home
Bid farewell to your Lao hosts, and head back to the airport to board your flight back to Hanoi, where you'll catch your connecting overnight flight home.
Day 20 – Arrive back in UK
Today you'll arrive home, at the end of a magical, memorable tour.
Classic Vietnam, Cambodia & Laos Touring Hotels
You will be staying in a series of comfortable hotels that are conveniently located for your tour itinerary.
Hotel transfer times
The transfer time from the airport to your hotel is approximately one hour.
Requirements and advice can vary over time, and from person to person, so please contact your GP about eight weeks before your trip to check whether you need any vaccinations or any other preventive measures.
If you have notified us of any special requirements, please check that they have been noted and acknowledged. This is especially important with any dietary needs you may have.
The majority of our tours involve a certain amount of walking, including a short walk from the coach stop to the town, attraction or venue you're visiting. If you are bringing a wheelchair, please let us know at the time of booking so that appropriate arrangements can be made.
Itinerary changes
Occasionally, for operational reasons, we may have to change the order of the excursions on your holiday. The final day-by-day itinerary will be confirmed on your Final Travel Documents, which you will receive approximately three weeks prior to your departure.
Changes to your hotels
Should circumstances require, we reserve the right to accommodate you in alternative hotels, of a similar standard, nearby. Full details of your hotels will be sent with your Final Travel Documents.
British citizens require machine-readable passports when travelling overseas. A visa is required for entry to Cambodia. Your passport must contain two blank pages and be valid for six months beyond the date of entry into Laos. The current charge for British Citizens is £30. British Citizens do not require a visa to visit Thailand. Until 30 June 2021, British Citizens do not require a visa for single entry visits to Vietnam if staying for less than 15 days. Full details of how and when to apply will be sent out about eight weeks before your departure date.
You will be staying in a series of well-located hotels, all of which will be of a European four-star standard. Throughout, rooms have air conditioning, private facilities, telephones, TV, mini-bars and tea- and coffee-making facilities.
Lan Vien Hotel, Hanoi (nights 2-3)
This modern hotel stands in a wonderful location, a short stroll from Hoan Kiem Lake and surrounded by coffee shops, bakeries and restaurants. Facilities include a restaurant, a fitness centre and a roof-top terrace.
Indochina Junk, Halong Bay (night 4)
Spend a day cruising the waters of Halong Bay. Enjoy open deck space for magnificent views, an on-board restaurant, a cookery demonstration and tai chi lessons. All the cabins are air-conditioned and have private facilities
Hoi An Garden Palace and Spa, Hoi An (nights 5-6)
This elegant hotel has its own private beach area, an attractive swimming pool, a spa and (for the more adventurous) complimentary bicycles. It also has a bar and a restaurant that offers al fresco dining.
Park View Hotel, Hue (night 7)
In the heart of Hue, this hotel has spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi, a wellness centre, a small gym and a swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar with views of the city and Perfume River. The rooms are air-conditioned and have provate facilities, mini-bars and in many cases private balconies.
Ho Chi Minh City Bay Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City (nights 8-10)
Conveniently located, just off the riverfront and not far from the city's Opera House, this modern, boutique-style four-star hotel has a rooftop pool, gym, bar and restaurant. There is free Wi-Fi in the public areas, and the comfortable, modern rooms have private facilities, air conditioning, mini-bars and TV.
Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh (nights 11-12)
This hotel offers a private, calm hideaway despite its central location. Facilities include a restaurant, deli, bar and spa.
Four-Star Tara Angkor, Siem Reap (nights 13-15)
An oasis in which to relax after a memorable day's sightseeing, this hotel has a pretty outdoor swimming-pool area, and a choice of two restaurants. Other facilities include a bar, a spa and a fitness centre. The guest rooms are comfortable and well-equipped, and boast air conditioning, mini-bars and tea- and coffee-making facilities.
Sala Prabang Hotel, Luang Prabang (nights 16-18)
This hotel occupies seven charming original colonial and traditional villas on a stretch of riverside dotted with temples and palaces. There is a riverfront breakfast room, and free Wi-Fi throughout, and each guest room has air conditioning and private facilities.
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reviews: Jim Henson's The Storyteller; A Hidden Magic - B. Farrar, Ltd.
"I know. I built the palace. I also built the door."
A perfect line if I ever heard one. This is just one example, but if you like fairytales--or just excellent writing--this whole miniseries is great. My favorite episodes are probably this one and 'Sapsarrow', which is a version of the catskin/donkeyskin fairytale where the princess hides as a beast-monster thing in order to escape having to marry her father.
I couldn't find a video clip of it, but there's a fabulous bit in this episode where the story and storyteller are actually talking to each other and it's perfectly edited so that what could be a clumsy gimmick is instead heartwrenching as the princess comes to grips with the fact that she's going to be forced to marry her father (against both their wills).
A Hidden Magic by Vivian Vande Velde, on the other hand, doesn't have that same catch-your-breath quality to it, or even quite the degree of whimsical charm that Patricia C. Wrede's The Enchanted Forest quartet manages. Though it's a pleasant enough "princess must save the prince" story, and clearly aiming for the same effect and feel of Wrede's work, the selling factor is actually the illustrations by Trina Schart Hyman, which are wonderful.
It was a wonderful series. I remember "Death and the Soldier " best.
Oh yes--that one was quite a striking story.


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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Movie Review
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 Matt
Before I give an overview of this movie, let me give you a little insight so that you don't think I judge too harshly or lightly.
I generally like most movies. Action, Horror, Fantasy, Drama, Thrillers...It doesn't really matter. As long as I'm entertained, I won't be too negative.
Don't get me wrong. I do have a top 10 list of worst movies ever, and I'll probably feel the need to share them with you in the future. But the list doesn't include "Sleepless in Seattle," "The Notebook," or "Anything starring Matthew McConaughey."
I do have a softer side, and enjoy flics that have a love story. In fact, some of my favorite movies involve a love story:
The Matrix. (Trinity and Neo)
The Shining. (Nicholson and the Hotel)
The Goonies. (Sloth and Chunk)
I even cried when I was 9 and watched Savannah Smiles. So let's get real...I'm a man in touch with his tender side. (That sounded dirty)
On the surface, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" looked like it had many things going its way. The fact that a dude ages backwards is an interesting concept that most of us have thought of before. (What perverted man doesn't wish they could relive high school with the knowledge they have now?)
Brad Pitt was nominated for awards in his performance, so that was a good thing.
I had heard good things from a couple co-workers. (All female, but I don't gender-stereotype movies...very often.)
The first thing I noticed when I fired the movie up, was that it was almost 3 hours. I thought that it must be a great movie to fill an entire 3 hours...like they just couldn't tell the story in 90 minutes.
The movie started interestingly enough with Pitt's character being born as an old man, and then aging backwards. His mind was the right age....but exactly opposite of his body.
The minutes were ticking by in this film, and more and more NOTHING kept happening. It was just him getting younger, and the things he did in his life.
I looked down when I thought the movie might be close to the end, and we were only 67 minutes into the film. I was devastated. It was if I was sitting in a boring Sunday School lesson where the minute-hand actually ran in reverse.
I would go on with his story in the movie, but it doesn't matter, because you shouldn't watch this movie. You don't need to see the movie to get the gist.
SPOILER ALERT:
Here is the movie in a nutshell.
He is born an old man. He ages backwards. In his "old age" he reverts back to an infant, and then just "dies." (Or is born....I'm not sure)
At some point in the movie, he falls in love, and gets the love of his life pregnant. The daughter is completely normal. No extra fingers or eyes. Just a normal girl. The End.
I would suggest watching the extended trailer for the movie, and just tell people you saw it. If you're asked about details, just make something up. Chances are, that they fell asleep halfway through the movie, and didn't see it all. They won't question you for a second.
Besides the boredom, I have one more beef with this movie. It seemed that Brad Pitt was mentally "challenged" regardless of his age in the movie. I'm not sure if he was channeling "Rain Man" for this performance, or a boring Forrest Gump, but his performance was not good.
In fact, this movie had a "poor-man's Forrest Gump" feel to it. A man seems slightly retarded, and goes out into the world for nifty adventures. The love of his life is doing more exciting things in New York, and doesn't love him. (yet) After his nifty adventures are complete, she finally settles down, and they get together. The only difference is that this movie is much worse than "Gump," and doesn't give us any memorable lines such as "Run Forrest Run!"
If I had to describe this movie to a stranger in less than 15 seconds, it would go like this:
Take 2 cups of Forrest Gump without all the action/special effects. Then mix in 1 cup of "Meet Joe Black," in its entirety. (Including the fact that NOTHING happens in this movie after the first 5 minutes) Mix well on high, and then add a little arsenic. Eat with plenty of water, and enjoy your fate.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button nods its way to a 1-star rating....barely.
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27 Dec The Couch – Interpreters need impartiality, but so do judges
Posted at 01:00h in Court Interpreting, Ethics, Professional Practices, Recent Posts, Uncategorized by Observer Editor 14 Comments
The Couch is a place to exchange ideas and brainstorm, not only for its contributors but also for our readers who engage in the ensuing discussions. Interpreter ethics exist to keep the language professional from getting enmeshed into what can become very convoluted situations. But what happens when another party in the courtroom, even a very important one, oversteps professional boundaries? What if it's the judge? A special thank you to this week's contributor for the Couch idea.
You are interpreting in family court. The judge is a bilingual family-law attorney who was tapped to fill a vacancy until the next election. As much as she wants to be impartial, this judge's sympathy for alleged victims always comes to the fore when she is on the bench.
On more than one occasion, the judge, after reading the domestic-violence citation, had asked an alleged victim to give her testimony for the record but had asked her questions, on the record, in the victim's language. She had also responded to witnesses' statements immediately in the same language, without giving the interpreter a chance to do their job.
This time is no different, and you yourself decide to go on the record, asking: "would her Honor please allow the interpreter a moment to interpret for the record." Her reaction is somewhat dismissive, but she nominally acquiesces… and then continues conversing with the victim and the alleged perpetrator in their own language.
Others in the room are starting to look confused or exasperated. What is your next step?
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14 thoughts on "The Couch – Interpreters need impartiality, but so do judges"
Nikolaj Widenmann says:
I would probably repeat the initial request. If that fails to resolve the situation, my next step would be to ask for permission approach and then request a sidebar that would also involve counsel for both parties. At that sidebar, I would then — in a respectful way — explain why it is necessary to let the interpreter interpret the proceedings for the record.
Gio Lester says:
Thankfully, I have never encountered such a situation. Though, I hear that in Texas some proceedings are held in Spanish.
I think that your attitude is the right one, Nikolaj.
Claudia G. Szenasi says:
I have seen situations when an attorney needs to interject the judge's rhetoric. Most of the time, when that happens, the judge will not change anything but the interjection will be noted for the record. The same thing will probably happen with an interpreter. In my experience, after the interpreter requested permission to interpret, one of the attorneys will interject, and in most cases, the losing party will file an appeal. I also believe that it would be an overreach for the interpreter to presume the judge does not know the importance of interpretation for the record.
David Gilbert says:
This issue strikes at the heart of the democratic system of Government reliant upon an independent and impartial judiciary. The courts provide public access to hearings so that the public have confidence in the legal system. This confidence is undermined if court proceedings are not held in a common language which is usually English with the aid of an interpreter if necessary. My understanding is that the US does not have a policy establishing English as the official language of the courts. That is a fundamental problem. In this case, there are persons present in the courtroom who are excluded by way of the judge's decision to converse in a language other than English. It appears that the element of unfairness has shifted from the limited English speaking person to those proficient in English only. That is why the interpreter is important in any situation where a language other than English is involved. In Australia, court proceedings are held in English only as it is the official language of Australian courts. So, answering the question of what I would I do next. Typically, I would not let this one go. I would ask the judge for permission to interpret what the judge was saying for the benefit of the English speaking persons present in the courtroom. That way, the record will show whether the request was granted or denied providing evidence for further action if necessary.
Helen Duffy says:
""Your Honor. may the interpreter be dismissed?"
Carmen Mustile says:
In my early days of court interpreting, when judges and counsels were just educated about the role of the interpreter as an officer of the court, I experienced many of those situations, i.e. judge reading the statue rapidly, judge having a direct conversation with counsel of the plaintiff, the victim or the state. I delivered the best service, under the circumstances, by either being silence, but alert of course, and at the point the judge would realize and ask for interpretation…. I, the interpreter is not the entity in charge of the courtroom, the judge is. Due process is the judge responsibility, That's why they study juris prudence.
Evelyn Armenta -van Weezendonk says:
The scenario depicted is not new to many of us that have dealt with bilingual judges. What I have done each time the judge says something in Spanish, in my cases, is to immediately interpret into English to the rest of the court what the judge just said. The judge realizes his mistake and apologizes but other times he will want to keep the dialogue in Spanish. My position is to continue interpreting into English in decallage form (quasi simultaneously) the judge giving me the necessary pauses to develop a rhythmic back and forth that ended well. This may be radical to some but worked well.
Marcella Alohalani Boido says:
Re: IMPARTIALITY. It is not clear to me that the issues here include impartiality in the final decision(s) of the judge.
What is clear is that a judge who speaks to the Limited English Proficient (LEP) party or witness in the LEP's strongest language is excluding at least some of the participants in the courtroom, Crucially, these may include counsel and the court reporter. These participants, and again, crucially, the officers of the court (counsel) should have a responsibility to speak up and ask the judge, on the record, to please proceed in English.
Having the court interpreter intervene should be the last resort.
All who speak to this issue should do so for the record. That includes any discussion during a bench conference.
Re: TEXAS and other states subject to the terms of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
It is my layperson's opinion that conducting a proceeding entirely n Spanish in a courtroom where all crucial participants speak Spanish may be protected under the terms of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in those US states subject to that treaty.
Re: Any US jurisdiction that is officially (legally) bilingual.
Hawaii has two official languages: Hawaiian and English.
Therefore, a court or other legal proceeding conducted entirely in Hawaiian where all key participants speak Hawaiian, would be legal So far, this has not happened in recent years, if it has happened at all since the US annexation of the Kingdom of Hawaii.
We have also had several legal cases in the last few years where a defendant who is fluent in both languages has requested and been provided with a Hawaiian/English interpreter so that the defendant(s) could speak only Hawaiian in the courtroom.
Re: IMPARTIALLY OF THE JUDGE TOWARD LEPs in the courtroom.
Around 25 or so years ago in a courtroom in California I saw an Spanish-speaking judge give a full, lengthy advisement to the entire courtroom in English.
Then the judge switched to Spanish and gave a truncated advisement to the Spanish speakers. They heard about a quarter of what the English speakers were told.
When one of the defendants needed help going to a particular court office, the judge asked for a volunteer from the courtroom to help, instead of sending for a court interpreter.
I was there as a spectator only.
Seeing this behavior played a role in my decision not to seek work in this specific county's court system.
There were other factors, as well. I had been told by a well-informed source that a) all the work in the misdemeanor courts in this county was being done by four bilinguals who lacked any certification, and b) that I should not attempt to observe court proceedings there without first getting permission from this group of four.
This was before a ten-part article in the San Jose Mercury News exposed the multiple, serious problems in the provision of court interpreter services in California. The series of articles won a national award and led to reforms in the California court system.
I will write further on this in my next msg.
Re: THE PRESS AS A POSSIBLE REMEDY
A court interpreter witnessing dysfunctional and unfair behavior related to court interpreting issues may choose to recur to the press. Information can be provided anonymously by *an individual*.
Re: PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AS A POSSIBLE REMEDY
This is an issue that is better dealt with by a local or national professional association.
Individuals simply put themselves at risk of retaliation.
Re: GOVERNMENTAL BODIES AS POSSIBLE REMEDIES
1. If your state or county has an Office on Language Access that has jurisdiction over the courts, then a report to this Office may help.
2. Acting through a professional association, a bill can be submitted to the legislature banning this practice. Even if the bill does not pass, getting a hearing on it will be an opportunity to provide testimony and educate legislators and others on the issue.
3. The Civil Rights section of the US DOJ may take an interest in this problem.
Start at the lowest step in the governmental ladder, and work your way up, going through your professional association.
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