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Marc Beaupré est un acteur et un metteur en scène québécois né le  à Joliette (Canada). Après une formation en interprétation à l'École nationale de théâtre du Canada (1999) et plusieurs années dédiées au jeu, il consacre, depuis 2008, sa carrière à la mise en scène, année où il cofonde la compagnie théâtrale Terre des Hommes.

Biographie

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Carrière

Filmographie

 2001 : L'Ange de goudron : Sylvain
 2002 : Katryn's Place : Un punk
 2003 : Gaz Bar Blues : Yoyo
 2004 : Jack Paradise (Les nuits de Montréal) : Willy
 2006 : Soldat Johnny (Short) : Soldat
 2008 : Borderline  : le père de Kiki
 2009 : Ça va (mine de rien) (Short) : Louis
 2010 : Le Poil de la bête : La Framboise
 2010 : Jaloux : Steve
 2010 : Poudre (Short) : Marc
 2011 : La Run : Manu
 2012 : Baby Blues (Short)
 2013 : Lac Mystère : Jack
 2016 : Le Sommet (Short) : Edmond
 2017 : Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 : Mike Dubois
 2018 : Genèse : Jacques, l'entraîneur
2020 : Jusqu'au Déclin (Netflix) : David
2021 : Le Bruit Des Moteurs : Letellier
2022 : Très Belle Journée : Dom
2023 : Richelieu : Agent d'indemnisation

Séries télévisées
 1999-2001 : Deux frères : Kevin Drisdell
 2002-2005 : Rumeurs : Tristan
 2003 : Les Aventures tumultueuses de Jack Carter : Georgie
 2005 : Cover Girl : Voleur
 2006 : 3X Rien : Steve
 2006 : La chambre no 13 : Michel
 2006-2008 : Le Négociateur (série télévisée) : Franck Bédard / Frank
 2008 : Les Lavigueur, la vraie histoire : Ti-Mi
 2011 : La Reine rouge : Jocelyn « Joyce » Gariépy
 2011 : Toute la vérité
 2012 : En Audition Avec Simon : Lui-même
 2013 : L'Appart du 5e : Roger
 2013 : Trauma : David Camirand
 2014 : Série noire : Marc Arcand
 2014 : L'Auberge du chien noir : Jean-Robert
 2015-2020 : Madame Lebrun : Steve Lebel
 2016 : Série noire : Marc Arcand
 2017 : Béliveau : Henri Richard
 2017-2018 : L'Âge Adulte : Bastien Thomas
 2019 : Victor Lessard : Étienne Fortin
 2019 : Ruptures : Lulu
 2020 : District 31 : Samuel Gervais
 2021 : Alertes : Adam Gauthier
 2022 : Aller Simple : Guillaume Frenet

Mises en scène

 2008 : Le silence de la mer
2010 : Caligula (remix)
2012 : Dom Juan_uncensored
2013 : Instructions pour un éventuel gouvernement socialiste qui voudrait abolir la fête de Noël
2016 : Fredy
2017 : L'Iliade
2017 : Hamlet_Director's Cut

Distinctions

Récompenses
Prix Gémeaux 2000 : Meilleure interprétation masculine dans un rôle de soutien dans une série dramatique pour l'émission 2 Frères
Prix Gémeaux 2008 : Meilleure interprétation masculine dans un rôle de soutien dans une série dramatique pour Le Négociateur
Prix Gala des Cochons d'or 2010 : Meilleure mise en scène et prix de la compagnie la plus innovatrice

Références

Liens externes

 Fiche biographique : Marc Beaupré sur Les Gens du Cinéma

Acteur québécois de cinéma
Acteur québécois de télévision
Naissance en juin 1976
Naissance à Joliette (Québec)


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ABDIWALI ABDI MUSSE,
Plaintiff/Appellee,
ALLSTATE INDEMNITY COMPANY,
Intervenor/Appellant,
ARNULFO GARCIA,
Defendant/Appellee,
AHMED B. SHEIKH-MOHAMMED,
HUSSEIN B. SHEIKH-MOHAMMED,
Intervenors/Appellees.
1. K.S.A. 40-3113a(e) is interpreted and applied.
2. Constitutional grounds asserted for the first time on appeal are not properly before the appellate court for review.
Appeal from Seward District Court; KIM R. SCHROEDER, judge. Opinion filed May 9, 2003. Affirmed.
Paul Hasty, Jr., and James L. MowBray, of Wallace, Saunders, Austin, Brown & Enochs, Chartered, of Overland Park, for appellant.
John L. Carmichael, of Wilson, Lee, Gurney, Carmichael & Hess, of Wichita, for appellees.
Before PIERRON, P.J., KNUDSON, J., and PATRICK D. MCANANY, District Judge, assigned.
KNUDSON, J.: Allstate Indemnity Company intervened in its insured's third-party litigation against a tortfeasor to protect its lien for personal injury protection (PIP) benefits that had been paid. Ultimately, the third-party litigation was settled, and the district court awarded the insured's attorney 25% of the PIP subrogation recovery as attorney fees. Allstate appeals, contending the law does not provide for the apportionment of attorney fees under the uncontroverted facts of the case and, alternatively, the apportionment was grossly unfair.
We affirm.
The parties agree there was a recovery of $23,535.22 duplicative of PIP benefits and that a 35% contingent fee was reasonable. What is at issue is the district court's attorney fees award of 25% to the insured's attorney with only 10% to Allstate's attorney.
Allstate's argument is straightforward--K.S.A. 40-3113a(e) is not applicable where the insurer retained its own attorney who intervened and was solely responsible for the recovery of PIP benefits that had been paid.
K.S.A. 40-3113a(a) provides that an injured person who has received PIP benefits has the right to sue the tortfeasor who caused the injury. The insurance company is entitled to subrogation "to the extent of duplicative [PIP] benefits provided" and a lien in that amount, as well as the right to intervene in the action to protect its lien. K.S.A. 40-3113a(b). K.S.A. 40-3113a(e) states that "the court shall fix attorney fees which shall be paid proportionately by the insurer . . . and the injured person . . . in the amounts determined by the court."
Interpretation of a statute is a question of law, and the appellate court's review is unlimited. Babe Houser Motor Co. v. Tetreault, 270 Kan. 502, 506, 14 P.3d 1149 (2000).
Unfortunately, we do not have a bright-line case that specifically considers application of K.S.A. 40-3113a(e) under the facts in this litigation. However, a panel of our court has previously stated:
"[K.S.A. 40-3113a(e)] does give the insurer authority to intervene in its insured's action to protect its lien and right of subrogation, and gives the trial court the right to determine the entire fee question after judgment. If it does intervene the insurer obviously will incur additional attorney fees, but will not be relieved of its obligation to the insured's attorney. Cf. Potts v. Goss, 233 Kan. 116, [660 P.2d 555 (1983),] where, although it didn't intervene, the company hired counsel to observe and eventually brought an independent action. Despite the obvious additional expense, the company was found liable for its share of fees and its contention to the contrary was found to be frivolous." (Emphasis added.) American Family Mut. Ins. Co. v. Griffin, 9 Kan. App. 2d 482, 486, 681 P.2d 683 (1984).
The dicta in Griffin is the only time a Kansas court has addressed this precise issue. However, the Supreme Court of Kentucky has applied a similar statute in the way suggested by Griffin. In Woodall v. Grange Mut. Cas. Co., 648 S.W.2d 871 (Ky. 1983), the insured plaintiff's attorney, Woodall, filed a supplementary complaint against the plaintiff's insurance company, Grange, seeking attorney fees. Woodall had filed suit on behalf of the plaintiffs, and the jury awarded them a $10,000 judgment. $3,724.91 went to Grange to cover "basic reparation benefits" paid to the plaintiffs.
Woodall argued that even though Grange had intervened in the injured plaintiff's lawsuit and obtained independent counsel, he was still entitled to attorney fees under the applicable Kentucky statute, which read as follows:
"'An attorney representing a secured person in any action filed under KRS 304.39-060 shall be entitled to a reasonable attorney's fee in the event that reparation benefits paid to said secured person by that secured person's reparation's obligor are reimbursed by any insurance carrier on behalf of a tort-feasor who is the defendant in any such action filed by the said secured person or in the event such potential "action" is settled by said potential tort-feasor's insurance carrier on his behalf prior to the filing of any such suit.'" Woodall, 648 S.W.2d at 873.
The Woodall court construed the language of the applicable statute to mandate a reasonable attorney fee to Woodall for his work in recovering the reimbursement of benefits, despite the fact that Grange had hired independent counsel to intervene and represent its interests in the action. The court found no abuse of discretion in the trial court's decision to award Woodall 33% of Grange's subrogation recovery as attorney fees. 648 S.W.2d at 873.
Our own statute is similar to the one construed in Woodall. Kentucky's "basic reparation benefits" includes net loss suffered through the operation, maintenance, or use of a motor vehicle including: medical expenses, work loss, replacement services loss, survivor's economic loss, and survivor's replacement services loss. Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 304.39-020(2) and (5) (Michie/Bobbs-Merrill 2001). In Kansas, "[p]ersonal injury protection benefits" include: disability benefits, funeral benefits, medical benefits, rehabilitation benefits, and survivors' benefits. K.S.A. 40-3103(q).
Applying the statutory interpretations of Griffin and Woodall to our statute, the language indicates that the fact that the insurance company has retained their own counsel does not exempt it from payment of attorney fees under K.S.A. 40-3113a(e). The statute allows for the proportionate payment of attorney fees if, as in this case, the trial court determines the plaintiff's attorney has performed work leading to the recovery of PIP benefits.
In Ballweg v. Farmers Ins. Co., 228 Kan. 506, 618 P.2d 1171 (1980), the Kansas Supreme Court determined K.S.A. 40-3113a(e) requires the payment of attorney fees by the insurance company for PIP reimbursement even if the same company insures the plaintiff and the defendant in the underlying negligence suit and settlement.
"We hold: The PIP insurer received the benefit of the efforts of the injured insured's attorney whose efforts brought about the compromise and settlement in a binding legal fashion. [K.S.A. 40-3113a(e)] authorizes and directs a court to fix reasonable attorney fees to be paid proportionately by the insurer and the injured person, and this is true even though one insurance carrier may have insured all relevant persons involved in the accident out of which personal injury protection benefits became due." 228 Kan. at 511.
Just as the court in Ballweg determined the statute made no exception when one insurance company represents both parties to the lawsuit, the statute makes no exception when an insurance company has retained independent counsel to pursue an appeal.
Allstate argues Howard v. Edwards, 9 Kan. App. 2d 763, 689 P.2d 911 (1984), and Bardwell v. Kester, 15 Kan. App. 2d 679, 815 P.2d 120 (1991), stand for the proposition that Kansas courts have refused to allow attorney fees because the plaintiff's attorney did not recover the PIP benefits. Both cases involved a recovery by the insurance companies independent of PIP subrogation; therefore, the courts refused to apply K.S.A. 40-3113a(e). In this case, the recovery was made through PIP subrogation and the analysis used by the above-cited cases does not apply in the manner argued by the appellant.
Allstate also argues the percentage apportionment was grossly unfair and not supported by substantial competent evidence. In short, Allstate argues its attorney did all of the work necessary to obtain recovery of the PIP benefits that had been paid.
Unfortunately for Allstate, the district court found: "Allstate's counsel's involvement in this matter was minimal at best and the bulk of the work was performed by [plaintiff's attorney]."
We are convinced the district court was intimately familiar with the litigation and was in the best position to determine which attorney had performed the bulk of the work leading to settlement of the PIP reimbursement. Who did what and for whom are uniquely factual questions best left to the trial bench to decide. After reviewing the record, we are not persuaded the district court abused its discretion. See Davis v. Miller, 269 Kan. 732, 748, 7 P.3d 1223 (2000).
We conclude by noting Allstate attempts to raise a constitutional issue for the first time on appeal. Accordingly, we will not address the issue. See Dalmasso v. Dalmasso, 269 Kan. 752, 765, 9 P.3d 551 (2000).

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Q: Excel calculate the difference between times and highlight with conditional formatting I have a time sheet and I need to calculate the difference between two time values. As this sheet will be made available to all employees, I cannot make use of the 1904 date system hence I resolved to using this
=IF(A1-B1<0, "-" & TEXT(ABS(A1-B1),"hh:mm"), A1-B1)

This works and gives a negative sign to the negative values thereby overcoming the hashes ####### problem and display in Excel 2007 and higher.
Yet I cannot create conditional formatting to the result as it is obvious that the values are interpreted as text and neither can I count a group of these values with a simple summation.
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A: AFAIK there is no really good way to do this in Excel.  The best I have found if you want to keep the numeric time value and can't use 1904 dates is to use a custom number format like the following:
hh:mm;-[m]" mins"

This displays positive times normally and negative times as a number of minutes.  So +1:45 will display as 01:45 and -1:45 will display as -105 mins.  Or for consistency you could just go for:
[m]" mins"

Which formats everything as minutes.
This works because the "elapsed time" formats ([h], [m], and [s]) do handle negative times.  Unfortunately you can't have more than one in a format, and [h]:mm just triggers the hash signs again.

A: You could use conditional formatting.
For your formula:
C1:  =ABS(A1-B1)

For your Conditional Formatting formula:
=A1<B1

If you also want to have a negative sign (or parentheses) around the value, you can also go to the Number tab of the conditional formatting format dialog box, and enter an appropriate string in the positive number field.

Be careful as the values in Column C will always be positive, so do not use them in subsequent calculations.  Use the original values in A1:B1 to determine whether to add or subtract

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Q: SQL query joining rows with same value I need to write a query that creates a view that calculates the total cost of each sale, by considering quantity and price of each bought item. The view should return the debit and total cost.
In the answer each debit-number should only occur once.
Thanks in advance
Table ITEM:
ID       NAME       PRICE
118      Jeans      100
120      Towel      20
127      Shirt      55

Table DEBIT:
DEBIT     ITEM     Quantity
100581    118      5
100581    120      1
100586    127      5

A: You can try this using a simple JOIN;
SELECT d.DEBIT, SUM(d.Quantity*i.Price) SUM
FROM DEBIT d
JOIN ITEM i ON d.ITEM=i.ID
GROUP BY d.DEBIT;

Simple demo here.

A: How about -
SELECT DEBIT.DEBIT, SUM(`ITEM`.`PRICE` * `DEBIT`.`Quantity`)
FROM `ITEM`
INNER JOIN `DEBIT`
    ON `ITEM`.`ID` = `DEBIT`.`ITEM`
GROUP BY `DEBIT`.`DEBIT`

A: something like this would work...
SELECT d.id,SUM(i.price*d.quantity) as total_cost
FROM item i join debit d
on i.id=d.item_id
group by d.id;


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Tension Hits Kano,Sokoto, Bauchi As Supreme Court decides Their Fate Today
There is uneasy calm in Bauchi, Kano and Sokoto states ahead of today's Supreme Court judgement on the 2019 governorship election disputes.
In Bauchi State, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate, Mohammed Abubakar, are challenging the declaration of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Bala Mohammed as winner.
In Kano, candidate of the PDP, Mr. Abba Yusuf, is challenging INEC's declaration of Abdullahi Ganduje of the APC, while in Sokoto, the APC and its candidate, Alhaji Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto, are challenging INEC's declaration of Aminu Tambuwal of the PDP as governor.
The Election Petition Tribunal, as well as the Court of Appeal divisions in Bauchi, Kano and Sokoto states upheld the results declared by INEC in the governorship elections in the three states.
A seven-man panel of justices of the apex court, led by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Muhammad, last week fixed today to deliver judgment in the election petitions.
In Bauchi, politicians and other stakeholders are having 'sleepless nights' as they await the verdict of the Supreme Court.
Supporters and members of the PDP and the APC are optimistic that they will emerge victorious.
Chairman of the APC in the state, Alhaji Uba Nana, said his party has embarked on a prayer session ahead of today's ruling.
"We are reserving our comments until after the verdict (today); we have nothing much to say but I can tell you that we are very prayerful now.
"We are in prayers and hoping for a successful outcome at the Supreme Court on Monday."
The publicity secretary of the PDP in the state, Alhaji Yayanuwa Zainabari, also said his party has absolute trust in the Supreme Court and believed justice would not only be done, but would be seen to have been done.
Investigations revealed that mosques in Bauchi State have become a beehive of activities as politicians have resorted to marathon prayer sessions.
"Some of us resolved to leave the comfort of our bedrooms and turn to God for salvation. We stay overnight in the mosque praying because, as Muslims, we know that Almighty often grants requests pleaded for during late night," one politician said.
Mohammed who is currently on medical vacation in the United Kingdom, had told newsmen after the Appeal Court in Jos upheld his election that he would not lose sleep over the judgement.
Some elders, under the auspices of Coalition of Elders for Peace and Good Governance in Bauchi State, called on the people of the state to accept whatever judgement the apex court gives in good faith.
They made the call in a statement issued by Sarkin Arewa Bauchi, Alhaji Hassan Sharif, and 15 others, yesterday.
The elders also noted that court verdicts on elections had always triggered violence in the state and urged residents to be peaceful and tolerant in their conduct, no matter the outcome.
Also, a civil society organisation, Arewa Youth Mobilisation and Mass Mobilisation for Voting Wisely, urged politicians and their supporters to avoid overheating the polity ahead of the verdict.
In a press conference at the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) secretariat in Bauchi, spokesman for the group, Abdullahi Abdulkadir, urged security agents to be alert with a view to forestalling any breakdown of law and order after the judgement.
Meanwhile, the Police Public Relations Officers of the Bauchi State Command, Deputy Superintendent of police (DSP), Kamal Abubakar, has said the command was on top of the situation and has put measures in place to ensure there is no breakdown of law and order after the verdict.
He said security has been beefed up in all strategic locations within the state and that the officers and men of the police are on the alert.
He said members of the two major parties have been barred from any form of celebration after the judgment to prevent breakdown of law and order.
In Sokoto, the APC and its candidate Alhaji Ahmed Aliyu Sokoto, are challenging the election of Tambuwal, who was elected on the platform of the APC in his first term before he defected to the PDP from which platform, he won the 2019 election.
Hundreds of supporters had thronged the central Mosque in Sokoto during Jumaat prayers on Friday to show solidarity with Governor Tambuwal.
Chairman of the organising committee of the prayer, Alhaji Isah Bello Unnu, told journalists: "We started this prayer immediately after the election was declared inconclusive.
"We came together and ask what should be done and we all agreed to organize special prayer.
"We initially plan for three days but after the third day, people asked us to take it for the whole two weeks which we did. After the election, we all came back here to thank God after the election. When the judgement was fixed for last week, I called on members of the committee on what should be done and we all agreed on prayer again. Today is the fifth day of this prayer and our singular objective is the confirmation of the people's Governor, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, by the Supreme Court."
He also called on the people of the state, to come out in mass on Tuesday for a special thanksgiving after the apex court may have affirmed the Governor's victory.
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Instead, the new ordinance erases "overly bureaucratic" restrictions that caused aging office buildings to sit vacant and developers considering reinvestment to look off the island, said Hilton Head architect Tom Crews, chairman of the ordinance rewrite committee.
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It was an early morning. I heard the alarm ringing as I woke to shut the alarm off I looked at the time it was 9 O'clock but it was not early morning. "Oh no I am late. How can I get late?" I said to myself. I run in washroom to get ready and I was angry on my brothers that they didn't try to wake me up. (It's none other than shivaay) I got ready and went down hurriedly because I don't want to miss my meeting. I was in hurry but my family stopped me to go.
"Shivaay putter how can you go without eating breakfast come and eat" Dadi said. Everyone were asking questions and ordering me to sit for breakfast but I was not in mood to eat because I have to attend my meeting somehow. "Bhai are you going know for office" rudra said. I looked at him and said "you even didn't tried to woke me up you know rudra today is my important meeting and I have to crack that deal somehow.
"Don't worry shivaay you will crack that deal" said my mother proudly. "You will crack the deal don't worry" said Om. "Okay I have to leave know or I will not be able to crack the deal". I said it in a worried tone because I was getting late. As I was about to leave Om stopped me and came near to me.
"You know shivaay today Advay is coming from Delhi to Mumbai and you have to finish this meeting soon".
"Yeah don't worry I will go to pick him". As I said I putted my hand on Om's shoulder and I went out from mansion to reach in my office.
There was big mansion named Mehta Mansion. A girl was lying on her bed and suddenly she woke up by the noise of her mother. "Maa let me sleep". I said in a sleepy mood. My mother looked at me "today is your meeting with Oberoi Company and its 9; 00 you are late annika. I woke up and started to run to go in washroom to get ready fast for meeting. I got ready and went down. "Maa why you didn't wake me up early you know this meeting is so important for me." My mother smiled at me. "Don't worry annika you will get this project okay". I went to my mother and hugged her. "Okay Maa I have to leave or I will get late" I said and started to take my mobile from table but my Maa stopped me and said to eat first breakfast then I can go but I was not going to eat breakfast because I was late and don't wanted to get late more. I just walked out of my mansion and called my driver to drive the car.
As I reached in oberoi company and then in the meeting room. "So sorry that I am late" as I walked inside the meeting room everyone looked at me. I went sat on a chair and looked at the employs. Meet Mr. shivaay Singh oberoi the CEO of oberoi company "one of the employee told me and I looked at him.
Okay Mrs. Mehta let's start the meeting said Shivaay. And the meeting started annika and shivaay started to discuss about the project. And they suddenly started to argue because they were giving different opinions on the project. "Mrs. Annika I think your opinion is not right because we will have to bear much loss in this project" I looked at her and said. "Oh hello Mr. shivaay my opinion is right but not yours" while talking to him I stood up because how can he say that I am not giving the right opinion for the project. He looked at me and stood up I went near him." Mrs. Annika look I know how to handle business and you are a women women's don't know how to handle it". He said with an attitude annika got angry and they started to argue it. It was past hour 11 and still they were fighting. The employees were not able to stop them from arguing so they started to leave from the meeting room. They both were so busy in fighting that they even don't know that the employees had left.
Om went in rudra's room to talk with him about shivaay. "Rudra do you know why shivaay didn't come yet". Rudra looked at Om "O how I will know because I am not shivaay's wife". "Shut up rudra" he replied.
"You know how many times did Advay called me because shivaay is not attending the call and even the meeting had been finished I think". "I think O we should just go and check shivaay in office". Om looked at him and smiled "you know what sometimes you talk like you are so intelligent". Rudra smiled "I know o I am intelligent that's why all calls me agent Rudy". As he said he gives a logic wala sign.
"O please tell someone to bring popcorn for me so that I can enjoy and see there fighting like daily soap saas Bahu fight". Om looked at him and smiled. "You are right Rudy". They both grabbed the popcorn and sat on chairs to watch them fighting. Shivika were so concentrating on fighting that even they didn't know who came and went. "What the whack" said shivaay to annika. Annika looked at him "you don't know how to speak English it's what the hell not what the whack". Shivaay looked and him "for me it's what the whack okay".
"You know what Mr.Shivaay my ramu kaka speaks good English than you" annika replied.
Shivaay started to argue with her that he is a good in English speaking. Then some came in room omru looked at the door and smiled looking Advay standing they went and hugged him.
"Right I have to do something to make them stop fighting" agent Rudy said with a smile.
Rudra went near them and fall on annika's feet holding hands he said "you know what you are bearing my brother for 2 hours you are Mahan you know. Annika smiled and looked at shivaay.
"You know what you are such a….. kanji ankhoon wala bagar billa. OmRu and Advay cupped there mouth with hands.
"Shivaay keep your ego on one side you know this project is how much important for your company" Advay said to shivaay. " I know but that girl is so irritating" shivaay said in anger.
Nice yaar, a new plot.
BTW, is this an ishkara or gaurikara story?
I love both but want gaurikara?


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Salah helping to reduce hate crime, says study
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Mohamed Salah has had a major impact on the reduction of Islamophobia in Liverpool, a study has revealed.
The study, "Can Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice? The Effect of Mohamed Salah on Islamophobic Behaviors and Attitudes" was conducted by the Immigration Policy Lab at Stanford University, in the United States.
It found the number of hate crimes in the Merseyside area had fallen since Salah joined Liverpool in the summer of 2017.
Over the last two years there were 18.9 per cent fewer hate crimes than predicted, and a 53 per cent fall in anti-Muslim tweets among Liverpool fans.
"Overall, we interpret these results to support the hypothesis that Salah's arrival at Liverpool FC caused a decrease in extreme acts of bigotry," the study concludes.
Researchers analysed approximately 15 million tweets from football fans in the UK and 8,600 Liverpool fans were surveyed before and after Salah joined.
"Salah's arrival at Liverpool caused a decrease in extreme acts of bigotry"
Stanford University study
"The survey experiment suggests that these results may be driven by increased familiarity with Islam," says the study.
"Our findings indicate that positive exposure to outgroup role models can reveal new information that humanises the outgroup writ large."
Salah has won the Golden Boot two seasons running at Liverpool and helped them to win the UEFA Champions League on Saturday with the opening goal in the 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur.
See: Can Exposure to Celebrities Reduce Prejudice? (Immigration Policy Lab)


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Spirit Of Community
NATIONAL HONOUREES
PREVIOUS HONOUREES
The 2020 Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards open on 2nd September 2019.
Does my school have to be a member of NAPD or GTCNI in order to participate?
No. Any school may participate.
How do I apply for The Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards?
Eligible students may complete a Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards programme application through our online application system and submit it to their school principals. Students cannot apply directly to The Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards. They must apply through the approved channel for judging.
My friends and I worked on the programme together. Can we apply together?
No, only individuals can apply. Groups are not eligible. This does not preclude an individual from applying who had assistance on his project. Everyone on the project can apply; however, they must do so individually and the certifying school or organisation decides which individual is submitted for national-level judging.
Who is eligible for The Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards?
Young people in post-primary/secondary level education who live on the island of Ireland, who have conducted a volunteer service activity within the past year are eligible to apply for The Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards. Employees of Pramerica, NAPD & GTCNI or their children are NOT eligible.
How can I make sure you've received my application?
Your dashboard will be updated after the closing date with the status of your application.
The school Principal can email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to confirm receipt of their shortlisted applications. Confirmations cannot be provided by telephone.
Students apply online through the Pramerica Spirit of Community website. Applicants must register and submit their application via our website to their school principal / deputy principal before the student closing date. Refer to the Dates to Remember page for more information, see the attached User Guide and Video User Guide..
I have the application completed. Now what do I do with it?
Applications must be submitted to a school principal through the online application system. .
My school is not participating in the programme. How do I apply?
Your school does not need to implement the programme for you to apply. A username & password is emailed to all school Principals at the start of the programme.
Ask your principal if he or she will certify and endorse your application and then submit it for national-level judging for you. Principals can nominate a maximum of two applications for national-level judging. For further information please see the attached User Guide and Video User Guide.
Where do I get an application?
You can apply via the Pramerica Spirit of Community website.
School Application Q&A
Can teachers certify applications?
Yes. Teachers can provide a reference endorsing an applicant and can submit a maximum of two applications for national judging if they have the authorisation of the school Principal / Deputy Principal.
How many applications can a school enter?
Every school can submit a maximum of two applications (one in each category or two in one of the categories). Principals are responsible for selecting the two applications to go forward for national judging.
I received my password by email, what is the username I use to log on to view applications from my students?
Your username is the email address that the password was sent to.
My school did not get information on the programme. I have questions on how to implement the programme at my school. Who should I talk to?
Complete implementation instructions are mailed to all secondary level school principals. Applications are available on our website or you may email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to have a packet mailed to you.
What do I do to implement the programme in my school?
Complete implementation instructions are mailed to all secondary-level school principals. For additional information, please refer to the Implementing the Programme and Information for Principals pages.
What is the application deadline date?
Refer to the Dates to Remember page for more information.
What is the deadline for schools to submit their selected applications?
Each Principal will review the applications submitted and shortlist a maximum of two applications for national judging through the online application system. Applications must be submitted by the principal / deputy principal no later than the date specified in the Dates to Remember page.
When are the National Honorees announced? How many are there?
The announcement is made in February. There will be 20 finalists selected.
When are the national recognition events in Ireland?
The Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards Dinner is held every March. Refer to the Dates to Remember page for more information.
Judges Q&A
What is the judging criteria?
Applications are judged on motivation (How much personal initiative was involved in the activity?), service (How much time and effort did the activity require?), impact (How did the activity impact on the community or other people? Who benefited?) commitment (What personal sacrifices did the applicant have to make?) and challenge (Did the student have to overcome problems or obstacles, were support structures in place?).
What types of projects have been selected to receive state recognition in the past?
To read about the current National Honorees and their projects, click here.
National Event Q&A
What do finalists receive at the national event?
The 20 finalists receive engraved silver medallions and a €500 award. A Certificate is presented to the finalist at their school prior to the national event.
Two All-Ireland Youth Volunteers of the Year are presented with a gold medallion, €1,000 for a charity of their choice, a crystal trophy for their school and an all expenses paid trip to the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards in Washington D.C.
Who will attend the national event?
The 20 finalists will attend the Gala Awards Dinner in March, along with their parents/guardians and the school Principal or Deputy Principals. Two of the finalists will be named All-Ireland Youth Volunteers of the Year.
Implementing the Programme
Information for Schools and Principals
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Nina Mogar: Project Commotion's La Traviesa del Año Honoree, 2011
Mariannina "Nina" Mogar has been a faculty member in the Child Development & Family Studies Department at City College of San Francisco since 1966. Nina was one of the first instructors hired to teach credit classes. Over her 45 years at CCSF, she also taught parent-child classes, sharing her knowledge with generations of families. From 1993-94, Nina was the Child Development Credit Department Chair, and was instrumental in hiring instructors with years of hands-on experience in non-credit parenting classes.
A child of Italian heritage and a native of the West Village in Manhattan, Nina graduated from Hunter College in her beloved NYC in 1950. Her first teaching work was with 5th graders in Harlem, and later she went to England and taught early elementary children.
In 1960, Nina moved to San Francisco with her husband and began working in parent cooperative nursery schools, and in the many communities providing what would be a model of an enriched environment for young children. Nina was the first early childhood educator in the country to introduce ECE students, parents and the community to the critical importance of sensory motor experiences and child-directed play. She was determined that CCSF students and faculty/staff understand the neurological development of children, and apply that understanding in their work.
In 2004, Project Commotion Co-Founders Chagua and Susan enrolled in child development classes at CCSF. At the time, the two friends were working with children in movement programs, and wanted to grow their knowledge of child development, and particularly of children with "difficult behaviors". Chagua and Susan enrolled in two classes with Nina in their first semester, and from the first day, they understood that they had found a mentor who would provide the resources, passion, and inspiration that would help them gain a deeper understanding of children. They realized that if they truly utilized the information that Nina was presenting, that they could create a new kind of movement program that could support the development of every child and provide support to families in need. These were the first visions of Project Commotion.
Nina has been a mentor for many ECE professionals in SF and will continue to challenge our thinking in order to provide the most responsive relationships for young children and their families.
Her passionate teaching style, her vast knowledge in the field of child development, and her dedication to the idea that supporting a child's development means first understanding the child's perspective—it is for these reasons that we honor Nina Mogar with our first presentation of Project Commotion's "La Traviesa del Año" Award.
La Traviesa del Año translates to "Mischief-Maker of the Year". Each year, Project Commotion will honor the great mischief-makers in our midst: these are the people who lead by stirring things up, who push us to challenge our own thinking, and who inspire us to follow in their footsteps as they tread with fierce dedication to create and guide programs that truly support children and families in our community.


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Reconciliation and cultural redress
Community and homes
Streets and connectivity
Places for public life
Sustainability and resiliency
Play and work
Public benefits strategy
Rezoning and development
Documents and studies
Photo by Reconciliation Canada
Reconciliation and cultural redress in the Northeast False Creek Plan
The City of Vancouver is in an era of reconciliation as governments across Canada reconcile the country's colonial history. On July 9, 2014, City Council adopted a framework for and designated Vancouver as a City of Reconciliation, arising from the City's recognition of the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The designation and commitment followed the Year of Reconciliation in Vancouver from June 2013 to June 2014.
The work of the City of Reconciliation focuses on Indigenous peoples, seeking to ensure that this country's and this City's colonial past and the ongoing impacts of colonization on Indigenous People are understood (truth) and to build the capacity to move forward together in a good way (reconciliation) to support prosperity and well-being for everyone.
While the City continues to centre reconciliation with Indigenous People in our work as a City of Reconciliation, the City also recognizes the histories of other Vancouver communities who have experienced historic discrimination and the need to begin strengthening relations through a reconciliation lens with these communities.
Memorandum of Understanding with the Hogan's Alley Society
City Council has approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Hogan's Alley Society (HAS) to deliver housing, public benefits, and amenities on the 898 Main Street Block, formerly known as Hogan's Alley.
About the MOU
The MOU recognizes and begins to address the harm the City caused through a series of actions and policies over multiple decades that displaced the Black and African Diaspora communities, culminating with the removal of all buildings to enable the construction of the viaducts in 1972. This essentially led to the erasure of the Black community from the area.
While other communities also had a presence on the Block, Hogan's Alley was the centre of the Black and African Diaspora community in Vancouver, and the displacement of that centre had long-lasting impacts on the community that the Northeast False Creek Plan (NEFC) is attempting to recognize.
The Hogan's Alley MOU is aligned with the NEFC Plan, and lays the foundation to deliver significant public benefits and amenities on the Block including affordable housing, a cultural centre, childcare, artist production space, and public art.
The MOU confirms both parties' intention to work together in a cooperative and collaborative manner to enable the redevelopment of the 898 Main St. Block to achieve the diverse public benefits identified in the vision of the NEFC Plan.
The City recognizes that this is only one step in building a relationship with the Hogan's Alley Society and the broader Black and African diaspora communities, and sees this work as crucial to the long-term success of the City's cultural redress efforts with Vancouver's Black and African diaspora communities.
The City is committed to working with Vancouver's cultural communities to acknowledge and address historical wrongs, identify and remove barriers to full participation and celebrate their vibrant cultures.
The MOU provides critical context for the next stages of the redevelopment which will include further discussions and negotiations of the terms of the lease, and work by HAS on engaging with the community and fundraising with senior government agencies as well as developing detailed business, financial and development plans for the Block.
The physical redevelopment of the Block will require the removal of the viaducts and introduction of a new street network in line with the Northeast False Creek Plan; both of which are still several years away.
The intention of the future cultural centre on Main Street is to be a focus for the Black community, while also being open and welcoming to all. There will also be a focus on culturally-centred retail and food and to draw inspiration from the African diaspora in the design of the centre of the block.
Similar to how the City works with other non-profit providers, the MOU envisions a long-term lease of the land to HAS, with HAS being responsible for all costs of the design, construction, programming, operation, maintenance, and capital rehabilitation of the facilities on the block.
The MOU provides critical context for the next stages of the redevelopment which will include further discussions and negotiations of the terms of the lease, and work by HAS on engaging with the community and fundraising with senior government agencies as well as developing detailed business, financial, and development plans for the block.
The physical redevelopment of the block will require the removal of the viaducts and introduction of a new street network in line with the Northeast False Creek Plan, both of which are still several years away.
Collaboration between our VIVA Vancouver, Cultural Services, the Northeast False Creek Plan team, and the Hogan's Alley Society established the Hogan's Alley Activation adjacent to Nora Hendrix Place.
Local events, walking tours, and summer block parties have been hosted in the new space, celebrating black culture, and re-building community.
Strengthen relations with the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations by engaging and integrating feedback into street and park designs
Engage with the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations and urban Indigenous communities to design a community gathering space that accommodates the program needs of these communities (gathering space, water access, and First Nations canoes)
Design public spaces with all user groups in mind to ensure that everyone feels welcome
Conserve, commemorate, and enhance living heritage and cultural assets in Chinatown by securing capital and cultural funding
Continue to engage with the Hogan's Alley Working Group to recognise Vancouver's Black Community through design and programming of the site at 898 Main Street
Next section: Places for public life


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To serve with Pride: Gay cops, firefighters on parade
By Matt Hennie
Some of the city's top public safety commanders, including Atlanta's new fire chief, joined a contingent of LGBT police officers and firefighters and even Mayor Kasim Reed in the Atlanta Pride parade on Sunday.
The display marked one of the largest contingents of public safety employees seen in the parade, adding to what is usually a large group of LGBT police officers taking part. The participants included Fire Chief Joel Baker, whom Reed appointed in June after firing Kelvin Cochran over an anti-gay and misogynistic book he wrote. Baker was joined by several firefighters.
The group of police officers was led by Majors Darin Schierbaum (top photo) and Henrietta Smith, the highest-ranking openly gay commanders in the agency. The department's LGBT liaisons, Officers Eric King and Courtney Murphy, also took part.
Reed, flanked by his wife Sarah-Elizabeth Reed, joined city employees on a float. The mayor was one of several elected officials in the parade.