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US playwright, 'king of comedy' Neil Simon dead at 91
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Neil Simon, the prolific and Pulitzer Prize-winning US playwright celebrated as the king of comedy who won more Oscar and Tony nominations combined than any other showbiz writer, died on Sunday. He was 91.
The brains behind more than 30 plays, 20 screenplays and five musicals, Time magazine dubbed him the "patron saint of laughter."
Many of his works are classics of 20th century American theater and Simon has been credited with playing a seminal role — along with film director Woody Allen — in re-crafting US humor in the 1960s and 1970s.
His influence has been felt through the generations, The New York Times drawing a line between Simon's early comedies and the character-based comedy in the 1990s hit sitcom "Seinfeld."
Longtime friend Bill Evans announced his death early Sunday in a New York hospital of complications from pneumonia.
His wife, a daughter and grandson were at his bedside, Evans told AFP. He had represented Simon for three decades from 1976 to 2006.
Simon was the author of critically acclaimed and commercial hits such as "Barefoot in the Park" (1963) "The Odd Couple" (1965) "The Sunshine Boys" (1974) and "Lost in Yonkers" (1990).
Much of his work, peppered with witty one-liners, explored the everyday struggles of the middle-classes and inter-family conflict, influenced by his troubled upbringing during the Great Depression.
"The good mechanic knows how to take a car apart; I love to take the human mind apart and see how it works. Behavior is absolutely the most interesting thing I can write about. You put that behavior in conflict and you're in business," Simon told The Paris Review in 1992.
– 'Odd couple' –
"Barefoot in the Park" turned Robert Redford into a star. Redford also appeared in the 1967 hit movie version opposite Jane Fonda.
Other plays that went on to become major Hollywood movies included "The Goodbye Girl" in 1977 that won Richard Dreyfuss an Oscar for best leading actor and "The Odd Couple" in 1968 about two friends sharing an apartment starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon.
"Dilemma is the key word. It is always a dilemma, not a situation," Simon told The Paris Review.
Born on July 4, 1927 in the Bronx, he grew up in northern Manhattan, the son of a skirt-chasing salesman who left the family home multiple times, forcing his mother to rent out her room to make ends meet.
Simon served in the military and then worked with his older brother Danny on producing jokes for television and radio scripts.
"Barefoot in the Park," about a bickering couple inspired by his first marriage, and "The Odd Couple" that followed, were credited with capturing the zeitgeist of the 1960s.
"He was a writer and an artist who couldn't stop going inside of himself and finding new things. Like any creative artist, there was a compulsion to explore and go deeper," Evans told AFP.
"He found a connection in all of us," he added.
"The phrase 'odd couple' is now used in so many different contexts. It was a privilege knowing him."
– 'Americana' –
In the 1960s, at the height of his success, with four plays running on Broadway, Simon was earning about $60,000 a week and easily double that thanks to royalties, The New Yorker reported in 2010.
In the 1980s, he produced the semi-autobiographical trilogy of plays "Brighton Beach Memoirs," "Biloxi Blues" and "Broadway Bound" starring a young Matthew Broderick as the playwright's alter ego Eugene Jerome.
Broderick is now a celebrated stage actor married to film star Sarah Jessica Parker. Evans called the trilogy a "slice of Americana."
Simon described his craft as catharsis.
"It's like analysis without going to the analyst. The play becomes your analysis," he told The Paris Review
In 1991, Simon achieved the highest honor in US drama, winning the Pulitzer Prize for "Lost in Yonkers," an autobiographical comedy about a mother and her daughter that was his last big splash on Broadway.
Such was his wealth that he produced many of his plays and in 1983 he was given the rare accolade of having a New York stage, the Neil Simon Theatre, named in his honor.
In addition to his Pulitzer, he won a Golden Globe and three Tonys. He chalked up 17 Tony nominations and four Oscar nods.
He was married five times to four different women — he married his third wife twice — and had three children.
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Zesco United coach George Lwandamina has made three changes for Saturday's penultimate 2018 CAF Champions League Group D match against Mbabane Swallows away in eSwatini.
Defender Simon Silwimba will miss the match due to suspension after accruing two yellow cards with the second coming on July 27 in the 2-1 away loss against Primeiro de Agosto of Angola.
Defender David Owino has missed the trip due to a thigh strain and Solomon Sakala is likely to start in his absence.
Striker Winston Kalengo has been dropped and his fellow veteran striker Jackson Mwanza has taken his place.
Zesco are bottom of Group D with 2 points, two behind hosts and third placed Swallows while Agosto and Etoile du Sahel are second and first on 5 and 10 points respectively.
A draw or loss will end Zesco's Group D campaign.
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image captionDarlington Council will announce its next steps regarding the future of the service in the coming weeks
A council which planned to close a town centre library to save £300,000, is now considering reversing the decision and spending £2m on improving the site.
Councillors in Darlington voted in 2016 to relocate the Crown Street facility to the town's Dolphin Leisure Centre.
The Labour-run authority also overcames a High Court challenge to the closure brought by campaigners.
But newly-elected leader Stephen Harker said it would now be difficult to find an alternative use for the building.
Mr Harker, who commissioned a report into the impact of closing Crown Street, said: "Since the decision was made two years ago, things have changed a lot, in particular the challenges faced by the town centre retailers.
"We felt, before finally implementing the decision, it was appropriate to consider whether it is still the right decision to make.
"I have considered the report and will be recommending to my colleagues that we overturn the decision and instead look to revitalise the Crown Street building by investing up to £2m in its modernisation and repairs."
image captionPlans to relocate Central Library to the Dolphin Centre prompted a public protest in 2016
Earlier this year campaigners mounted a legal challenge against the council's consultation process over the future of the Grade II-listed library.
But in June the High Court ruled that the council's decision to close the site should stand.
Mr Harker added: "It was important to demonstrate in court that our consultation had been fair and proper.
"But finding an alternative use for Crown Street now feels much less likely than when the decision was made."
Darlington has recently lost its long-established Marks & Spencer store and Mr Harker said the town's High Street was facing tough times.
He said the council's "slightly improved finances" over the past 12 months meant keeping Crown Street open was now a viable option.
The council's cabinet will consider the report later this month.
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Russian sports supremo Vitaly Mutko has been barred from standing for re-election to the governing council of world football federation FIFA.
Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko (right) alongside Fifa chief Gianni Infantino.
The decision will be seen as a major diplomatic and personal snub to Mutko who was promoted to Deputy Prime Minister from Sports Minister last October and is president of both the Russian Football Union and of the 2018 World Cup local organising committee.
A thumbs-down verdict on Mutko from a FIFA review committees in an eligibility check was confirmed by a statement of his own to the Tass news agency.
The 58-year-old's status had come under question with his current four-year term end at FIFA congress in May and in the wake of the Russian doping scandal which has riven the Olympic movement.
The country's track and field athletes were barred from competing at the Rio Games last year and Russia was suspended in its sporting entirety from the Paralympics. Various world championships have been switched away from Russia.
However, in Mutko's case, it is understood that the problem is unconnected with the doping issue and owes everything to the incompatibility of his holding both senior political and sports leadership roles.
Earlier this year FIFA president Gianni Infantino was reported to have warned Mutko that the dual roles meant he was heading for trouble, though both men denied any such conversation. Mutko has been a member of the former FIFA executive committee since 2009.
The doping scandal revealed by Russian whistleblowers to a German television channel led to two damning investigations and reports to the World Anti-Doping Agency by first Richard Pound and then Canadian law professor Richard McLaren.
In fact, although McLaren reported evidence of an institutionalised doping and cover-up system in Russia, his final report did not point a direct finger of blame at Mutko whose Deputy Sports Minister, Yuri Nagornykh, was subsequently dismissed.
Mutko was among five candidates for four terms of four years on the FIFA Council from European federation UEFA. His removal from the scene means the remaining four, all clear to be elected unopposed, are Sandor Csyani (Hungary), Costakis Koutsokoumnis (Cyprus), Dejan Savicevic (Montenegro) and Geir Thorsteinsson (Iceland).
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Spying is in the veins of China's Communist Party (CCP) which runs a global spy network to further China's geostrategic, economic, scientific, and technical interests. This is more than evident with the recent data leak about some two million CCP members allegedly "embedded" in the biggest companies of the world, including banks, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies.
The CCP has also been using terrorism against India, Afghanistan, and Myanmar – sponsoring it itself or through proxies. But the busting of a Chinese 10-member spy-cum-terror capsule in Kabul is unique in that it combines both specialties.
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This Chinese spy-cum-terror group was running with the help of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which is hardly surprising. Caught and detained by Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security (NDS) on December 10, members of this group were reportedly in touch with the Haqqani Network and were gathering information about Al Qaeda, Taliban, and Uighurs in Kunar and Badakhshan provinces.
This may just be the line given to these CCP spies in case of capture because the same information would be easily available to them through the Taliban, Haqqani Network, and the Islamic State of Khorasan, all of whom are inexorably wedded to Pakistan's ISI.
Besides, Afghanistan has been sending Uighur detainees to China on the latter's request in the past. Al Qaeda's leadership has been working closely with the Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan in setting strategy and orchestrating attacks. Moreover, Al Qaeda has acted as a mediator and unifier amongst Pakistan's multiple terror groups and has reframed jihad in Pakistan at both local and global levels.
China's role after US pullout
No doubt China is concerned about Uighurs and the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) because of which these Chinese spies had even created a fake ETIM group in order to identify and trap these members. But their real purpose would have been to coordinate with the multiple terror groups' actions after American troops pull out and recommend to the CCP how best China can subsume Afghanistan thereafter at the earliest. It can also be certain that this was not the only spy-cum-terror Chinese module in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan's Vice President Amrullah Saleh has briefed China's Ambassador to Afghanistan about the detention and activities of the 10-member Chinese spy-cum-terror group, including the recovery of arms, ammunition, Ketamine powder and other incriminating items from them. But, significantly, Saleh has reportedly threatened Beijing with criminal proceedings if it doesn't tender a formal apology admitting the violation of international norms.
This would have set the tail of the CCP afire with President Xi Jinping hopping mad. How can Afghanistan, which is dependent largely on foreign aid, where only China is drilling commercial oil and mining copper since 2012, dare to demand an apology from Beijing especially when China has offered to set up a Brigade of Afghan National Army in Badakhshan?
It is well known that the Haqqani Network leadership has been based in Pakistan for over three decades. But now the Afghan Taliban has not only admitted that the intra-Afghan dialogue is being conducted in consultation with Pakistan but Mullah Baradar, the co-founder of the Taliban in Afghanistan, leading the talks on behalf of Afghan Taliban at Doha has openly stated that the bulk of the top Taliban leadership is based in Pakistan.
Amid the belief that the intra-Afghan dialogue and future of Afghanistan post the US troop pullout is being orchestrated by Pakistan, it is forgotten that Pakistan is sitting in Beijing's lap, implying that it is China which is orchestrating the future of Afghanistan using Pakistan as a post office.
China is making efforts to influence almost all countries in South Asia. President Xi appears to have dropped all pretenses in sending a team to Kathmandu to avoid a split in Nepal's Communist Party. It is the same nonchalance that Mullah Baradar has shown by admitting Taliban leadership is Pakistan-based.
Afghanistan wants Beijing to formally apologize for China's 'spy-cum-terror module' caught operating in Kabul violating international norms before the Chinese detainees are released. However, China will consider this demand an affront.
Beijing's response to Kabul
There is little chance of Afghanistan receiving an apology from China for the 'spy-cum-terror module'. Beijing's reply is being delivered to Kabul using the Taliban in conjunction with Pakistan through a series of daily terrorist bombings across Afghanistan with already at least 159 pro-government forces and 93 civilians have been killed during December 2020.
On December 12, ten rockets were launched from a vehicle in the Lab-e-Jar area of Kabul that landed in different parts of Kabul. On December 16, a vehicle belonging to the NDS in the police district of Kabul was targeted with a magnetic bomb. On December 20, a car bomb targeted a convoy transporting Khan Mohammad Wardak, a member of the Afghan Parliament, killing 10 civilians and wounding 52, including Wardak. The target could even be Vice President Saleh for having the temerity to demand an apology from Beijing.
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My children's book tour and giveaway is now up to stop number seven: the ajbookreviewclub.
I've been delighted to be included on many blogs where real children have been invited to read and share their thoughts about the series with adult reviewers in the feature. Here on AJ's blog we meet the delightful and wise Erin (who is six). She had all three books read to her and tells us about which bits she liked (and didn't!) and which of the stories is her favourite.
One common comment on all the reviews of 'Alf The Workshop Dog' is that readers love 'the song'. They are referring to the fictional National Anthem of Zanubia, which you can hear and watch being sung from within the book.
It's performed by my daughter on the piano (she's very clever and wrote the music) and Oscar Sparrow who is the wonderful narrator on the audio book editions of all my children's stories.
He was very worried about being too fierce and frightening the kids - so we made him a paper crown to go with his plastic sword. This then gave us a lot of trouble as he couldn't keep a straight face and we had to record many takes. In the end I set the camera rolling and left the room and that solved it.
Want to see the video and hear the song? Well I'm afraid it's exclusive to the book... it's one of the 'bonus features' included via scannable QR code and secret URL links.
All books in the series are 'chapter books'. These are aimed at younger readers maybe not yet ready to read a whole book in one go. The stories are divided into manageable chunks with the bonus materials as a 'reward' for the end of a section. The videos, photos and colouring pictures are accessed via QR codes and URLs in the book. QR codes let people with the paperback version still get the benefit of these interactive materials. I guess they are a bit of a gimmick but I think they make for a richer experience and help make story time more fun. They certainly added a new element to the job of creating the books!
A big thank you to AJ and her daughter for sharing their thoughts on my stories - I'm so pleased you enjoyed them!


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Unit 731 and Unit 100 were the two biological warfare research centres set up in spite of the Geneva Protocol of 1925 banning biological and chemical warfare.
Led by Lieutenant-General Ishii Shiro, 3,000 Japanese researchers working at Unit 731's headquarters in Harbin infected live human beings with diseases such as the plague and anthrax and then eviscerated them without anesthesia to see how the diseases infected human organs.
Because of the Unit's secret nature, there is no complete list of the experiments that were undertaken by Unit 731.
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"The fellow knew that it was over for him, and so he didn't struggle when they led him into the room and tied him down.
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Since the Japanese army used poison gas during the war, one of the Unit 731's mission was to develop a more potent poison gas, thus prisoners were subjected to poisoning.
In 1984, a graduate student at Keio Medical University in Tokyo found records of human experiments in a bookstore.
The pages described the effects of massive dosages of tetanus vaccine. There were tables describing the length of time it took victims to die and recorded the muscle spasms in their bodies.
At least 3,000 people, not just Chinese but also Russians, Mongolians and Koreans, died from the experiments performed by Unit 731 between 1939 and 1945. No prisoner came out alive of the Unit's gates.
During the war, the Japanese Imperial Army used biological weapons developed and manufactured by Unit 731's laboratory in Harbin throughout China, killing or injuring an estimated 300,000 people.


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United States of America (p. 317)
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| caption = Map drawn ca. 1785 by Manasseh Cutler (1742-1823) entitled "A map of the Federal Territory from the Western Boundary of Pennsylvania to the Scioto River laid down from the latest Informations and divided into Townships and fractional parts of Townships agreeably to the Ordinance of the Hon[orab]le Congress passed in May 1785." Visible on the map is an inset of a plan for the city of Marietta, Ohio, which would be founded in April of 1788. This map was originally offered for sale with an accompanying pamphlet in 1788 to encourage immigrants to purchase lands from the Ohio Company in the newly-settled Northwest Territory.

The Land Ordinance of 1785 set forth how the government of the United States would measure, divide and distribute the land it had acquired from Great Britain north and west of the Ohio River at the end of the American Revolution.

In the Treaty of Paris (1783), which formally ended the American Revolution, Britain relinquished the Ohio Country to the United States. However, the Confederation Congress faced numerous problems gaining control of the land. Native American tribes did not agree with the claim that the land belonged to the United States. Numerous states also claimed the land. These states, when they were still colonies of Britain, had received permission from the king to control all land between their colonies on the East Coast and the Pacific Ocean. The Confederation Congress faced hard financial times at the American Revolution's conclusion. The Articles of Confederation did not allow the federal government to tax its citizens. The Confederation Congress hoped to sell the land in the Ohio Country to raise funds. The government also feared the large number of illegal settlers or "squatters" in the Ohio Country. Some congressmen believed that these people might form their own country, since the Appalachian Mountains left them so isolated from the rest of the nation. The Confederation Congress immediately began to negotiate with the Native Americans and the states, so that the federal government could claim sole ownership of the land.

Map drawn ca. 1785 by Manasseh Cutler (1742-1823) entitled "A map of the Federal Territory from the Western Boundary of Pennsylvania to the Scioto River laid down from the latest Informations and divided into Townships and fractional parts of Townships agreeably to the Ordinance of the Hon[orab]le Congress passed in May 1785." Visible on the map is an inset of a plan for the city of Marietta, Ohio, which would be founded in April of 1788. This map was originally offered for sale with an accompanying pamphlet in 1788 to encourage immigrants to purchase lands from the Ohio Company in the newly-settled Northwest Territory.
The Land Ordinance of 1785 set forth how the government of the United States would measure, divide and distribute the land it had acquired from Great Britain north and west of the Ohio River at the end of the American Revolution.
In the Treaty of Paris (1783), which formally ended the American Revolution, Britain relinquished the Ohio Country to the United States. However, the Confederation Congress faced numerous problems gaining control of the land. Native American tribes did not agree with the claim that the land belonged to the United States. Numerous states also claimed the land. These states, when they were still colonies of Britain, had received permission from the king to control all land between their colonies on the East Coast and the Pacific Ocean. The Confederation Congress faced hard financial times at the American Revolution's conclusion. The Articles of Confederation did not allow the federal government to tax its citizens. The Confederation Congress hoped to sell the land in the Ohio Country to raise funds. The government also feared the large number of illegal settlers or "squatters" in the Ohio Country. Some congressmen believed that these people might form their own country, since the Appalachian Mountains left them so isolated from the rest of the nation. The Confederation Congress immediately began to negotiate with the Native Americans and the states, so that the federal government could claim sole ownership of the land.
While these negotiations were underway, the Confederation Congress implemented the Ordinance of 1784. It called for the land north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River to be divided into ten separate states. The Ordinance of 1784 established that the western territories would become states. However, it failed to establish how the government would distribute the land or how the territory would be settled.
The Land Ordinance of 1785 dealt with these issues. As the states and Native Americans relinquished lands, government surveyors were to divide the territory into individual townships. Each township was to be square. Each side of the square was to be six miles in length, and the completed square would include a total of thirty-six square miles of territory. The township would then be divided into one-square mile sections, with each section encompassing 640 acres. Each section received its own number. Section 16 was set aside for a public school. The federal government reserved sections eight, eleven, twenty-six, and twenty-nine to provide veterans of the American Revolution with land bounties for their service during the war. The government would sell the remaining sections at public auction. The minimum bid was 640 dollars per section or one dollar for each acre of land in each section.
The first portion of Ohio surveyed became known as the Seven Ranges. The northern boundary was an east to west line beginning where Pennsylvania's western border intersected the Ohio River. Pennsylvania's western border also served as the first north to south line. The surveyors plotted a total of eight lines, each six miles apart, in this first survey. The end result was seven north-to-south rows or "ranges" of townships open for settlement.
The government had now opened up parts of the Ohio Country for settlement, but the Confederation Congress continued to face many of the same difficulties that existed prior to the Ordinance of 1784 and the Land Ordinance of 1785. Squatters continued to move into the Ohio Country and many of the Native Americans refused to leave.
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Ordinance of 1784
Articles of Confederation
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Carter, Clarence Edwin, ed. The Territorial Papers of the United States. Vol. I-III. New York, NY: AMS Press, 1973.
Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Ohio in Two Volumes. Vol. II. Cincinnati, OH: C.J. Krehbiel & Co., Printers and Binders, 1902.
Onuf, Peter S. Statehood and Union: A History of the Northwest Ordinance. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1987.
Williams, Frederick D., ed. The Northwest Ordinance: Essays on Its Formulation, Provisions, and Legacy. East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 1989.
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Melker Karlsson, right, celebrates with center Patrick Marleau before eliminating the Los Angeles Kings in Game 5 on Friday. The Sharks must await their next opponent, either the Nashville Predators or Anaheim Ducks. (Mark J. Terrill/AP)
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When they get there they will be happy to see a different opponent. San Jose has played its past 19 playoff games against the Kings, losing seven-game series in 2013 and '14 before missing the postseason entirely last year.Anaheim DucksChicago BlackhawksJoe PavelskiJoe ThorntonLos Angeles KingsNashville PredatorsNHLpaul martinPeter DeBoerSan Jose Sharks
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Paradise Valley Hospital in National City. / U-T file photo
By Paul Sisson
The sudden suspension of the behavioral health unit at Paradise Valley Hospital in National City has temporarily forced the region's already-stressed psychiatric emergency system to absorb dozens of displaced patients.
A Paradise Valley official confirmed in an email Tuesday evening that it has stopped accepting patients at the facility as it reviews and completes upgrades requested by The Joint Commission, a national accreditation firm, during a recent routine triennial certification survey.
3:45 PM, Apr. 03, 2019 This story has been corrected from its original posting, which incorrectly indicated that Alvarado Parkway Institute was affiliated with Paradise Valley's parent company.
Though the company did not specify the nature of those findings, Luke Bergmann, director of the county's behavioral health department, said Tuesday evening that he was notified on Friday about the temporary suspension, which occurred late last week.
About 40 patients housed in the unit, he said, had to be transferred to other facilities in the area, and Paradise Valley must continue to refer those with urgent psychiatric needs to other locations for about 20 days. That's how long it will take for the hospital to address hanging risks found by inspectors.
"We are asking them to stabilize those patients who are brought to the Paradise Valley emergency department with behavioral health conditions and then transfer them to an appropriate unit if they require admission," Bergmann said. "It's important, I think, to note that this was a routine inspection, and my sense is that they're working diligently to remedy what's needed."
It's the latest setback for a psychiatric emergency system that has felt more than its share of stress in recent months with the shutdown of the behavioral health and crisis-stabilization units at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside. Tri-City officials sited the same federal "ligature" requirements involved in the Paradise Valley situation.
The loss of beds in coastal North County spurred the county to launch a comprehensive review of local psychiatric services, forcing supervisors to spend about $3 million to renovate the county's psychiatric hospital on Rosecrans Street in San Diego and spurring collaboration on possible development of new facilities near Palomar Medical Center in Escondido and, most recently, the possibility of increasing capacity on a county-owned property in Hillcrest that overlooks Mission Valley.
The Paradise Valley situation, Bergmann said, has increased strain on a system that must accept, assess and treat all patients brought in by law enforcement on "5150" holds made when people are deemed a possible danger to themselves or others or are gravely disabled.
"This is an emblematic example of why it's important to build better coordination across the entire region," Bergmann said.
Paradise Valley officials have said little about the temporary shuttering, releasing a short statement in an email Tuesday afternoon that acknowledged only that a recent Joint Commission survey had "identified areas for improvement."
"Hospital leadership is currently reviewing the Joint Commission's findings," the statement said. "Patient Safety is of the utmost importance to all the physicians, nurses, and staff of Paradise Valley Hospital, and we are confident that we will meet and exceed the high expectations of the Joint Commission and the community we serve."
Prime Healthcare Services, which owns Paradise Valley and Alvarado Hospital in La Mesa, is one of the region's most robust providers of behavioral health beds. A 2018 county behavioral health bed inventory indicated that, in addition to the 39-bed unit at Paradise Valley, Prime's Bayview Behavioral Health unit in Chula Vista has 64 beds. The most recent count showed that, as of 2017, Bayview was operating near capacity. More recent figures were not immediately available, but a Paradise Valley spokesman said in an email that Bayview continues to admit behavioral health patients.
There are indications that other San Diego-area facilities have helped pick up the slack. An official at Scripps Mercy Hospital in Hillcrest said that the hospital's unit is now full and cannot accept more patients.
Bergmann said he had not received an exact count of how many patients have had to be sent to other units since the suspension began, and Prime did not respond Tuesday evening to a request for more information.
Federal ligature requirements are extremely thorough in their efforts to remove any possible way that a psychiatric patient might try to hang themselves. Rules require extreme measures, such as removing toilet flush handles and even sloping the top of wall-mounted electrical boxes that house equipment like thermostats, to eliminate risk. Some repairs, such as replacing or securing drop-down ceilings, can be expensive and time-consuming to address.
Prime did not explain specifically which items the commission has required it to fix, and Bergmann said that he does not have the full point-by-point analysis. The company could appeal the commission's findings if it disagrees with its assessments.
"What I understand is that the suspension that the Joint Commission imposed is for around 23 days so that Paradise Valley could implement some short-term fixes, most of which would need to be addressed in the bathrooms," Bergmann said.
He added that the Joint Commission recently inspected the anti-ligature improvements made at the county's psychiatric hospital, approving the work.
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Rivers's practice as a filmmaker treads a line between documentary and fiction. Often following and filming people who have in some way separated themselves from society, the raw film footage provides Rivers with a starting point for creating oblique narratives imagining alternative existences in marginal worlds. Rivers uses near-antique cameras and hand develops the 16 mm film, which shows the evidence of the elements it has been exposed to – the materiality of this medium forming part of the narrative.
Rivers's first feature-length film, Two Years at Sea, was presented in September 2011 in the Orizzonti section at the 68th Venice International Film Festival and won the FIPRESCI International Critics prize.
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Victims' campaigner Raymond McCord's battle to remove the power of calling a border poll from politicians moved another step ahead yesterday after the High Court in Dublin granted him leave to seek a judicial review.
This follows a similar success in the High Court in Belfast in September with both cases to be heard in the New Year.
Raymond told Daily Belfast he was taking the legal action to stop a border poll being used as a "big stick."
Currently, the calling of a border poll is at the Secretary of State's discretion.
"If we win in Dublin then the Irish government will be forced to put in place legislation around a border poll, and that will take it away from the politicians," he said.
"When I went to court in September, it was because it's up to the Secretary of State to call a border poll but his party is in an agreement with the DUP, so how do we know they are not having an influence?
"Sinn Féin says they want a Border poll and are trying to get a nationalist majority but both of the big parties are using a united Ireland to get their vote out and that's taking away from the real issues.
"There's the possibility that if Sinn Féin does well in the next Irish election, they could be in government so would they be using political pressure to make sure there is a poll in the same way the DUP would be with the government?
"I don't want the Border poll to be used by politicians, plain and simple. What is needed is legislation to say that there won't be a Border poll until certain requirements are met, and I am confident in the New Year we will be successful."
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The three attorneys running for York County common pleas judge will participate in a candidates forum at York College on Tuesday, April 30.
York County lawyers rate 3 county judge candidates in bar association poll The three attorneys running for York County common pleas judge will participate in a candidates forum at York College on Tuesday, April 30. Check out this story on yorkdispatch.com: https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/news/local/2019/04/25/york-county-lawyers-rate-3-county-judge-candidates-bar-association-poll/3574226002/
Liz Evans Scolforo, York Dispatch Published 1:35 p.m. ET April 25, 2019 | Updated 6:42 a.m. ET April 26, 2019
2019 York County Bar Association judicial-candidate poll results (Photo: Courtesy of the York County Bar Association)
Local attorneys have weighed in on the qualifications of three candidates vying to fill one judicial vacancy on the York County Court of Common Pleas.
The York County Bar Association recently conducted a poll of its 486 members regarding the candidates, and 275 of the members — or 57% — responded, according to association CEO Victoria Connor.
Of the 275 attorneys, 49% rated candidate Jonelle Harter Eshbach as "highly qualified," with another 32% rating her "qualified," according to a news release from the bar association.
About 7.25% rated her as "not presently qualified," while about 11.6% had no opinion about Eshbach.
About 2.5% of responding attorneys rated candidate Matt Menges as "highly qualified," while another 20% rated him as "qualified," according to the bar association.
Nearly 58% of the attorneys rated Menges as "not presently qualified," while close to 20% had no opinion about him, the poll states.
Matt Menges is the son of current York County Common Pleas Judge Chris Menges.
Four percent of respondents found Sandra Thompson to be "highly qualified," with another roughly 14.2% rating her as "qualified," according to the poll.
About 66.5% of the attorneys rated Thompson as "not presently qualified," with another 15% having no opinion.
York County attorneys Jonelle Harter Eshbach, Matt Menges and Sandra Thompson (from left to right) are running for one judicial vacancy on the York County Court of Common Pleas. (Photo: Submitted)
The York County Bar Association released the results on Wednesday, April 24, according to a news release.
Candidates respond: Eshbach said she was thrilled to know that many of her colleagues rate her skills highly.
"To have the respect and approval of my peers is really humbling and a great honor," she said. "That means more, I think, than any other kind of endorsement."
Eshbach said she's also proud of her endorsement from the Fraternal Order of Police.
Thompson said she doesn't believe the poll is an accurate representation of a candidate's qualifications. It's her third run for judge, and each poll has been negative about her, she said.
She said the Pennsylvania Bar Association has a panel that interviews candidates, reviews their experience, then makes ratings. In York County, individual attorneys weigh in.
"It comes down to who you know and who you have relationships with," Thompson said. "So for me, as a solo practitioner, I see a limited number of attorneys on a routine basis."
Roughly 50 attorneys rated Thompson as either qualified or highly qualified, and she said that's about the number of attorneys she works with regularly.
"I've always reached out to the public and ... let my good work speak for me," she said. "That's what I continue to do — to go to as many public forums as a I can and continue ... fighting for my clients to be seen and heard. That rubs some people the wrong way."
Menges could not be reached for comment Thursday.
About the poll: The bar association poll asked local attorneys who are association members to evaluate candidates on their professional qualifications, including competence, judicial temperament and integrity, the release states.
For the purposes of the poll, "competence" includes such qualities as intellectual capacity, judgment, knowledge of the law, experience and years of practice, according to the bar association.
The poll's "temperament" category encompasses qualities such as compassion, decisiveness, open-mindedness, freedom from bias and commitment to justice.
The "integrity" portion of the poll focuses on candidates' character and general reputation in the legal community and the York County community, according to the bar association.
Candidates forum: Eshbach, Menges and Thompson will participate in a candidates forum next week that is free and open to the public and is meant to help inform voters, according to the bar association.
The forum will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, April 30, at York College's Wolf Hall, and it will be moderated by Professor G. Terry Madonna, director for the Center for Politics and Public Affairs at Franklin and Marshall College.
Candidates will meet and greet the public between 6:30 and 7 p.m., at which point the question-and-answer period begins.
The York County Bar Association has been conducting the judicial poll for many years as a public service, according to the release.
— Reach Liz Evans Scolforo at levans@yorkdispatch.com or on Twitter at @LizScolforoYD.
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Corporate America is looking more and more at hiring candidates with a high EQ.
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As a yoga and meditation teacher, I'm constantly practicing self-awareness. This means that, over the years, I've become highly tuned into my emotions and how to healthfully sit with and cope with the more difficult feelings. Of course, by no means am I saying that I'm perfectly self-aware or even emotionally intelligent—but I do believe that I've cultivated a good foundation for myself in terms of overall consciousness of being thus far.
While teaching yoga and meditation isn't my full-time job, the emotional intelligence I've honed from these practices certainly helps me in any kind of workplace I'm in. I can't quite put my finger on exactly why being self-aware played such a big role in my career success, but a new study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology asserts that emotional intelligence (EQ) really can be a highly effective criterion for hiring and measuring employment qualifications. Most importantly, it introduces a brand-new EQ test for employers to use while hiring.
Researchers at the Universities of Geneva and Berne, Switzerland, believe that the usual sunny disposition, intellect, experience, and competence many candidates exhibit at job interviews aren't quite enough to determine if they'll be the best person for the job, they explained in a news release. The scientists are convinced that the individual's level of emotional intelligence must be factored in to their eligibility for the position. Emotional intelligence (EQ) here refers to their ability to regulate, understand, manage, and recognize emotions, specifically in a work environment. In one recent survey, some 71 percent of hiring managers said they valued an employee's EQ over their IQ, 75 percent revealed that they would be more likely to promote an employee with high emotional intelligence, and about 59 percent said they wouldn't consider hiring a candidate with a high IQ and low EQ.


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Q: How can I upload a zip multipart form file, extract it and upload it to S3 on the fly? I've got a nodeJS server which is receiving a zip file via a multipart form from a frontend and uploading it to S3.
This is achieved through a buffer like so:
const buffer = fs.readFileSync(path) and then uses the AWS SDK to upload to S3.
However is it possible to modify the stream to unzip the file and upload the files and directories to S3 on the fly?
I'd rather not download the files to server, extract them and then upload it for scaling reasons. It seems like Lambdas are the only other option but that's a post upload action.
Can I unzip the file as I receive from the frontend and upload the unzipped contents to S3?

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