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Agosto è un film del 1994 diretto da Massimo Spano.

Si tratta dell'esordio per Spano come regista e sceneggiatore.

Trama
La storia si svolge in un quartiere periferico di Roma e vede protagonista una coppia di innamorati: Federico e Silvia, che vivono sotto lo stesso tetto.

Il rapporto sentimentale tra Silvia e Federico è ormai logoro ed entrambi vivono nell'apatica quotidianità di tutti i giorni senza più stimoli emozionali da parte di niente e di nessuno; non essendoci più tra i due alcun sentimento d'amore ed essendo stanchi l'uno dell'altra, un caldo giorno d'estate, complice anche l'afa, il loro legame si spezza in modo permanente dopo un litigio con l'avvertimento (da parte di Silvia) di essere in procinto di andarsene, abbandonando il compagno.

Federico, consapevole di quanto sta succedendo, prima della partenza di Silvia, prova con svariati tentativi a persuadere la donna della sua vita a cambiar decisione facendo leva sul fatto che si tratta di una misura drasticamente sbagliata; inoltre durante i giorni di "tensione" tra Silvia e Federico, gli amici della coppia intervengono, a turno, per cercare di riavvicinarli.

Trascorso del tempo, fra trattative e varie discussioni, Federico e Silvia recuperano il loro rapporto dandosi un appuntamento chiarificatore per fare un bilancio sentimentale reciproco, ma quando sarà il momento della verità, Silvia sfuggirà ai suoi propositi precedentemente promessi in quanto, consapevole del fatto che nulla cambierà rispetto a un momento prima della rottura del rapporto sentimentale; Federico quindi, rimarrà ad aspettare invano l'arrivo della donna che in quel momento sarà già lontana.

Distribuzione
La pellicola è stata distribuita dal 20 novembre 1994.

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Film ambientati a Roma
Film diretti da Massimo Spano

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It is this worrying lack of newcomers - in a risk-averse climate where small to mid-budget film-making is suffering - that reinforces the need for a projects market in Hong Kong. Local film-maker Pang Ho Cheung, who is participating in HAF for the second time, speaks of the limitations of the Hong Kong market where investors are only interested in genre films with major stars attached.
According to Wong, the market will stick to its guns and continue to hunt out new local directors, but also plans to extend its geographical spread.
'This is only possible by increasing the total number of projects, which we don't have the budget for at the moment. But eventually we'll be looking to source projects from regions such as the Middle East and Europe,' says Wong.
Reflecting the commercial nature of the Hong Kong film industry, past editions of HAF have had a different emphasis to most other co-production markets with a larger number of mainstream productions. HAF projects that have made it on to celluloid include kung-fu action title Dragon Tiger Gate, a box-office hit across Asia last summer, and family-oriented comedy McDull, The Alumni, which was released in 2006 during Chinese New Year.
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DLA Director describes agency transitions, accomplishments in final Town Hall
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DLA Director Air Force Lt. Gen. Andy Busch discusses the agency's achievements and future challenges in his last Town Hall.
April 14, 2017 — In his last Town Hall as the Defense Logistics Agency's director, Air Force Lt. Gen. Andy Busch spoke to the workforce in the McNamara Headquarters Complex April 13 about the agency's resiliency, ongoing initiatives and future mission.
Before beginning the session, Busch called on Army Command Sgt. Major Charles Tobin, who will be departing DLA in June, to address the audience.
"I'm blessed," Tobin said. "It's absolutely the highlight of my career to work with a great leader like Gen. Busch."
Tobin said he would most miss the people of DLA. He also stressed the importance of expressing gratitude and asking for help.
"If you don't remember anything else, I want you to remember the three R's I'm going to leave with you," he said. "Respect others, respect yourself and take responsibility for your own actions."
Tobin also endorsed DLA's "phenomenal" resiliency program, noting that resiliency is one of DLA's core values.
Busch said he couldn't have provided a better testament to workforce resiliency than Tobin's example.
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Busch also addressed the reorganization of the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics scheduled for February 2018, anticipating that DLA will fall under the newly established Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment.
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Busch presented other topics in a "Year in Review" format and discussed the importance of engagement with military services, process excellence, enhanced expeditionary capability and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. He highlighted the progress made in supporting the nuclear enterprise, noting what he called his basic philosophy for enduring change. "If you're going to make change that lasts, you need to write policy, you need to move resources and you need to engage your customers," he said. "And we've done that."
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2019 Fantasy Hockey: Week 12 Risers, fallers, and names to trade for/away
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Yahoo Sports 18 December 2019
By Jan Levine, RotoWire
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This week's article includes a Staal hitting 1,000 points, a smoking-hot winger in Pitt, two backup goalies rolling, a young stud injured for Philly and a pair of slumping New York wingers.
First Liners (Risers)
Eric Staal, C, Minnesota Wild
Staal continued his hot play over the last month or so, notching a pair of goals Saturday then adding a marker Sunday for his 1,000th NHL point. Those two markers gave the 35 year old center five goals and six assists in 13 games since Nov. 19. Staal notched 65 and 76 points his first campaigns in Minnesota before falling to 52 last season. His fine play the last month has Staal up to 11 goals and 14 assists in 33 games on the season, which could allow him to exceed his 2018-19 output while keeping the Wild in playoff contention.
Victor Olofsson, LW, Buffalo Sabres
OIofsson posted two power-play goals and a pair of assists in a six-game taste of NHL action last season. That small sample was an indication of what was to come this year. OIofsson started the season hot and, after a mild bump in the road, has been extremely productive. In his last 19 games, the second-year winger has eight goals and 21 points, benefitting from skating alongside the red-hot Jack Eichel.
Jake Guentzel, RW, Pittsburgh Penguins
Guentzel exploded with 40 goals and 36 assists last season after tallying 33 and 48 points, respectively, his first two campaigns in the league. Selected 77th overall in 2013, Guentzel has been on a scoring tear, hitting the scoresheet in 12 of his last 14 games while logging six multi-point games in that stretch, helping Pittsburgh to manage without Sidney Crosby. The 25 year old has 17 goals and 36 points in 33 games this season, putting him on an early pace to exceed last season's production.
Robert Thomas, RW, St. Louis Blues
Thomas notched three apples Saturday, extending his point streak to four games during which he has notched a goal and five assists. Overall, the 20th overall pick in 2017 is up to four goals and 12 helpers in 29 games. St. Louis is rumored to be in on the Taylor Hall sweepstakes, which could impact Thomas' line placement and power-play time. But he has helped the Blues navigate the absence of Vladimir Tarasenko and his future is extremely bright.
Kris Letang, D, Pittsburgh Penguins
Letang is a scoring machine from the blueline who, in his career, has basically only been slowed by injury. He notched three apples Saturday, giving the 32 year old six assists in his last four games and 22 points (seven goals, 15 assists) in 25 games this season. Letang had 51 and 56 points the last two seasons, though he played just 65 contests last season. As long as he can remain on the ice, Letang should continue to rack up points from the blueline.
Keith Yandle, D, Florida Panthers
Yandle, who was misused a bit in New York, has thrived since coming to the Sunshine State. After notching 41 points his first season as a Panther, Yandle increased his output to 56 points two seasons ago and 62 last year. Yandle dished out two helpers Saturday and an assist Monday, reaching the scoresheet in seven of his last nine games, with two goals and nine assists during that stretch. Overall, the blueliner has four markers and 25 apples in 33 games.
James Reimer, G, Carolina Hurricanes
Reimer is the clear No. 2 goalie behind Petr Mrazek in Carolina but that doesn't mean he lacks value. Overall, he is 7-5-0 with a 2.41 goals-against average (GAA) and .924 save percentage (SV%), but those numbers only tell part of the story. In the last month, Reimer is 5-1 with two shutouts, a 1.67 GAA and .948 SV%. Reimer's GAA rose the prior three seasons while his SV% declined so, clearly, the move to the Hurricanes has been a godsend to his game.
Pavel Francouz, G, Colorado Avalanche
With Philipp Grubauer sidelined, Francouz more than stood in as Colorado's starting goaltender, going 5-0-1 in his last six starts while posting a .944 save percentage in the process. That fine play will allow coach Jared Bednar to turn to Francouz — who is 9-2-1 with a 2.26 GAA and .932 SV% after playing two games last season — without hesitation when he wants to rest Grubauer. Roll with Francouz in DFS leagues when he is between the pipes.
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Others include Jack Eichel, David Krejci, Mark Scheifele, Nicklas Backstrom, Mika Zibanejad, Jonathan Toews, Brock Nelson. Logan Couture, Rickard Rakell, Anthony Duclair, Artemi Panarin, Tomas Tatar, James Neal, T.J. Oshie, Robby Fabbri, Tyler Toffoli, Max Pacioretty, David Pastrnak, Bryan Rust, Tomas Hertl, Blake Wheeler, Shea Weber, Charlie McAvoy, Filip Hronek, Oscar Klefbom, Mark Giordano, Roman Josi, Dougie Hamilton, Ryan Ellis, Kaapo Kahkonen, John Gibson, Alexandar Georgiev, Frederik Andersen Tristan Jarry, Jonathan Quick, and Darcy Kuemper.
Buy Low
Alex Killorn, C, Tampa Bay Lightning
Killorn fell from 47 points in 2017-18 to 40 last year and likely opened the season on most leagues' waiver wires. Despite his fine play, he may still be available in a majority of leagues, but that should be remedied quickly. Killorn has 10 points (four goals, six assists) in his last seven games and 26 points in 29 games this season with nine of those points coming on the man-advantage. Tampa Bay is struggling to find consistency and might be without Nikita Kucherov for a bit, making Killorn even more valuable to the team.
If he's available, go snag Alex Killorn now. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Training Room (Injuries)
Travis Konecny, D, Philadelphia Flyers
Konecny's upper-body injury, suffered Dec. 7, was confirmed to be a concussion. He was injured via an open-ice hit from Mark Borowiecki. The timeline for his return is unclear, dealing a major blow to the Flyers' top six. The 22 year old Konecny, selected 24th in 2015 and who had 49 points last season, was leading the team in goals (11) and points (28) when he was sidelined.
Others include Nikita Kucherov (injured blocking shot Saturday, no definitive word yet on length of possible absence), Oskar Lindblom (Ewing's Sarcoma, will miss remainder of the season, godspeed on his recovery), Emil Bemstrom (out the next 6-to-8 weeks due to a dislocated rib and broken cartilage), Jared Spurgeon (broken hand, suffered Dec. 2, traveling with team, might play this week), Cale Makar (undisclosed, injured Dec. 7, placed on IR, could play Thursday), Thatcher Demko (concussion, suffered this past Thursday, placed on IR) and Devan Dubnyk (personal, out since Nov. 16, traveling with team, could play Thursday).
Fourth Liners/Press Boxers (Fallers)
Pavel Buchnevich, LW, New York Rangers
Coach David Quinn continues to juggle his lines, but one constant lately has been Buchnevich seeing third-line action. Since Nov. 23, Buch has just one goal along with a minus-10 rating in 12 games. The season-long numbers — five goals and 14 assists in 32 games — are still fairly solid, but looking at his recent output or lack thereof tells a better story of his play. Bench him for now.
Colton Parayko, D, St. Louis Blues
Parayko seems to always leave you wanting more. A big physical blueliner who looked to be ready to step into a top-pairing role, Parayko had done well defensively but his offense has taken a major backseat to Alex Pietrangelo (expected) and Vince Dunn (less so). His assist Saturday was his first since Nov. 25 and first point in the last five games. The 26 year old blueliner is now up to 13 points this year, adding 73 shots on goal and 58 blocked shots in 33 games, giving him value in leagues that utilize the ancillary stats but less in scoring-only formats.
Martin Jones, G, San Jose Sharks
As a Jones manager in the RotoWire staff keeper league, his up-and-down play has wreaked havoc on my record, as we play head-to-head weekly. Jones' horrific production has resulted in at least two losses this season for me and has aided the Sharks even less. If Aaron Dell had played any better between the pipes, Jones likely would be riding the pine. If either had been passable, Peter DeBoer might still be the team's head coach. But none of this has occurred and rostering Jones is enough to throw something at the TV and computer.
Others include Casey Mittelstadt (sent to AHL), Anze Kopitar, Matt Duchene, William Nylander, Michael Grabner, T.J. Brodie, Tyler Myers, Dennis Cholowski, Matt Niskanen, Mike Smith, Mikko Koskinen, and Henrik Lundqvist.
Sell High
Derick Brassard, C, New York Islanders
Remember when Brassard was hot in late-October into November? I advocated Selling High at that time. Hopefully, you did because if not, it certainly looks like time — or past time — to move on. Brassy has just one point — a goal — since Nov. 23 after a red-hot stretch for a month or so. He could rebound just as quickly as he regressed, but with just 14 shots in his last 10 games, scoring will be difficult without an uptick in attempts on goal.
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De Rebus → Issues → Archive 2019 → Historical moment as Mpumalanga Division of the High Court holds its first sitting
Historical moment as Mpumalanga Division of the High Court holds its first sitting
By Kgomotso Ramotsho
On 13 May, the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court held its first sitting of the permanent seats of the Division in Mbombela and Middleburg. Judge President of the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court, Francis Legodi, gave a speech and presided over the first sitting of the newly built High Court, in Mbombela. In his speech, Judge President Legodi said the event was not the official opening of the Mpumalanga Division, as the court will officially be opened by President Cyril Ramaphosa later this year.
Judge President of the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court, Francis Legodi, speaking at the first sitting of the newly built Mpumalanga High Court in Mbombela on 13 May.
Judge President Legodi, said the wait for the building of the new court was a long one. 'There was a time when I thought this building would be opened when I am retired. But today dear guests we can confidently say that the outside and inside of the building is going to reflect the inside and outside beauty of people who will be working in this building. These are men and women who will know no status, no title and no position. This will be men and women who will see each other as equals and every person as important,' Judge President Legodi added.
Judge President Legodi pointed out that the oath that judicial officers take, remains to be an undertaking that they have made to the people of South Africa (SA) in which judicial officers will exercise their judicial functions without fear, favour or prejudice, and they are guided only by the facts of each case and the applicable law. 'We will do this to protect our own integrity as judicial officers, but most importantly we will do this to protect the integrity of the institution that we are representing,' Judge President Legodi said.
Judge President Legodi added: 'As for today's function, we have invited you to join us in a walk about through and around the court, so that when you go back to your villages you can tell others that access to justice is now being delivered in this wonderful building of ours. In that way we hope that the building is officially opened and handed over to the end users, these people will take pride and ownership in the building.'
Former Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Michael Masutha said that in 2013 Parliament passed the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013 in terms of which each of the nine provinces in SA must have a High Court. He said since the Act was implemented the Department of Justice had been hard at work in the last administration to establish the two divisions that were remaining, namely, the Limpopo Division that was opened in 2016 and the Mpumalanga Division, which was still under construction. On 1 May the Minister of Justice issued a proclamation in terms of which the operationalisation of the Mpumalanga High Court could come into effect and since then the necessary work was completed, which led up to the day of the first sitting of the court.
Judge President of the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court, Francis Legodi, with former Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Michael Masutha, during a tour at the newly built Mpumalanga High Court.
Mr Masutha said the people of Mpumalanga will no longer have to take their matters to the Gauteng Division in Pretoria to be heard there. 'The Judge President did mention that there are matters already on the roll at both Mbombela and the Middleburg court. My coming here was to satisfy myself that everything is in place for this court to function properly,' Mr Masutha said. He noted that subsequent to the Superior Courts Act being implemented the president had the responsibility to create the establishment of the court and to declare positions for judges open, so that those positions can be filled.
'At this stage the President declared nine judge positions, in addition to having that happen, I wrote to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, requesting that he invites all members of the judiciary in SA to volunteer to constitute the first block of judges who would come here by way of transfer and so far, only four judges volunteered to be transferred to the Mbombela court. These judges are acting until the president formally appoints them in that position. He added that on 2 May he appointed the acting Deputy Provincial Prosecutor of Mpumalanga, to enable the National Prosecuting Authority to operate under the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court. He said the Department of Justice will be conferring with Judge President Legodi about any other challenges he might be facing, because the role of the Department of Justice is to distribute administrative support to the court to make sure it functions optimally.
Invited guests and media, joined Mr Masutha and Judge President Legodi on a tour of the court. After the tour Judge President Legodi presided over two criminal matters.
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Update: Apparently, all charges have been dropped against Robert Small, and he will not be incarcerated for 10 years. Bet he has learned his lesson, though…how dare he question the very establishment trying to usurp his role as a parent…silly serf.
"If this weren't taped and made public, how much abuse would this man have been forced to endure?
If Common Core were as good as the government would have us believe, answering the questions would be easy.
Still, at the risk of getting arrested, we have a question for the key drivers of Common Core in Ohio: How far are you willing to drive in order to ensure that Arne Duncan and Jeb Bush's "Common" dream for our children remains a nightmare for Ohio's parents…this far?
…and anyone who attended the NW Hamilton County Tea Party Town Hallheard State School Board President Debe Terhar dismiss those who disagree with her as "irrational and vitriolic," (but being arrested for simply asking a question isn't of course).
… other parents in Teaching…Ohio have been silenced at meetings for being too "sharp" with the tyrannical truths of Common Core (read: they dared question those whose salary we pay), but not arrested…yet.
Not true for Ellicott City dad Robert Small, who as the video shows, was assaulted, hauled away, and arrested for daring to interrupt Baltimore Country School Board member Lillian Lowery and Superintendent Dallas Dance, who obviously couldn't two-step around the truth. Small, who faces 10 yrs., had been shut down most of the meeting…proving yet again that supporters of Common Core don't want a "reasonable or civil" discussion, rather compliance and submission.
"…Then we [watched] a video starting with Martin O'Malley saying how great it was, and then other "educators" saying how great it was. Finally, Dallas Dance read some written questions submitted by parents for the other 3 in the forum to answer. They were mostly softball questions of course and you could feel everyone's frustration that no hard- hitting questions were being asked.
If this is what they'll do when someone simply tries to ask a question, imagine what they'll do when Common Core and its components are in full swing and you don't want your child to take the exams, or you Heaven forbid, opt-out of a book report (making the teacher work), and/or withhold answers from their data mining efforts (via registration and online assessments).
To be clear, Small was shut down because the board members did not have substantive answers, only propaganda. So instead of admitting that they didn't know jack about Common Core's intricacies, they had him arrested.
(Because some animals are more equal than others dontcha know).
The majority of folks opposed to RttT/Common Core just so happen to be those who have actually read the majority of the documentation, so why not man-up and listen to dissenters to make sure you stand on liberty's side of this issue?
(Because that would be hard, especially if you agree with FedEd).
Elected & appointed officials can cackle on all day about how "misinformed" opponents are; doing so certainly doesn't make it true, especially when they didn't put in the R&D required to source, let alone prove their allegations.
As an aside, the Ohio GOP is hosting Jeb Bush this Wednesday. Surely they will gush over him like silly school girls, and maybe even crown him king of the 2016 field with the "aspiring" officials at the top of this post, undoubtedly leading the pack, which is just further proof that the Ohio Republican Party is not redeemable.
The sides of their "big government tent" have blown out, and the folks who pounded in the stakes are left with no choice but to leave. ~ed.


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The Best Things to Do at Disneyland
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Things You Can't Bring to Disney
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United States California Disneyland
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Disneyland Resort is located in Anaheim, California and the official address is 1313 S. Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, CA.Some say the double 13's in the Disneyland address stand for M. M., Mickey Mouse's initials (M is the 13th letter in the alphabet). But having the Disneyland address by itself isn't a big help unless you know how to use it. No matter how you're traveling, we'll tell how to get to Disneyland
Disneyland Resort is located just off I-5 in Anaheim. Exit at either the Harbor Blvd. or Disneyland exit. I-5 is the freeway closest to the Disneyland entrance, but you can also get there on CA Hwy 22, exiting at Harbor Boulevard going north, from CA Hwy 91, exiting onto Harbor Blvd south or from CA Hwy 55 or 57, exiting at Katella Avenue going west.
Once you get to Disneyland, parking is very efficient. Just follow signs and friendly people directing you and you can't go wrong. If anyone in your party has mobility concern, just tell the parking attendant as you go in. They have special parking places and vans to take you to the entrance.
There are five commercial airports in the Los Angeles area. Los Angeles International (LAX) is the most common arrival point for Disneyland visitors. It offers the most airline and flight choices but its also very busy and 35 miles from Disneyland
John Wayne/Orange County Airport (SNA) is only 15 miles from the Disneyland Resort. It's a convenient option if you can find a flight to it that meets your needs and it's quieter and easy to get around in. Other airport options include Long Beach, which is served by budget carrier Jet Blue, Burbank and Ontario. Also consider San Diego if you're planning to spend part of your vacation there.
If you're on a budget, consider flying on a red eye flight which are often the cheapest flights to Disneyland from the East Coast. Also keep an eye on fares from budget carriers as there are sometimes flash sales.
Disneyland Airport Shuttles
If Disneyland is your only destination and you can get to it on foot or by public transport from your hotel, you don't need a rental car to get there and you may save money by using other options. If you can't or don't want to drive, a shuttle is likely to be your best method of transport.
Taking a shuttle to Disneyland is more convenient than using public transit and cheaper than taking a taxi or limo. At LAX or the Orange County airport, you'll find transportation coordinators who can help you get a shuttle. While convenient, you may have to share your shuttle with up to three other parties, circle the airport 2 or 3 times while the driver tries to find more passengers and make multiple stops before reaching your hotel. All of that could add an hour or more to your travel time.
Alternatives to Disneyland Shuttles
If you're traveling in a larger group, shuttles charge by the person and you may find that it's cheaper to rent a car, use a ride share service, or use a taxi
The long trip from LAX to Disneyland in a taxi is likely to be your most expensive way to go, but taxi service from the John Wayne Airport to Disneyland is also available. Find the current cost at the airport website. Rates are given per mile and the airport is about 15 miles from Disneyland.
Taking a Bus
All of Anaheim's transit lines meet up at the ARTIC transportation center, located about 5 miles from Disneyland. If you arrive at ARTIC by long-distance bus or train, you can easily catch local transportation to Disneyland in the same place.
The Greyhound and Crucero USA Anaheim bus depot nearest Disneyland is at 100 West Winston Road, about a mile away. From the bus station, you can catch Anaheim Resort Transit Route 10, which goes to the Disneyland Resort—or get a taxi if you're in a hurry.
In early 2020, the Disneyland Express bus ended service between the airports and Disneyland Direct bus service to Disneyland is also available from downtown Los Angeles and San Diego, although these buses make multiple stops along the way. You'll find the details for them by going to the pages in this guide that describe how to get to Disneyland from Los Angeles and San Diego.
Taking a Train
If you want to take a train to Disneyland, you may find it's not as easy as some people make it sound. Some are short on information and we've even seen writers so confused that they mistake the local resort shuttle bus for a train.
The truth is—you can get close to Disneyland by train, but don't expect to step out of your coach and onto Main Street USA. The Disneyland entrance is a good 45-minute walk from the Anaheim train station, or a somewhat-shorter bus ride.
If you're arriving at LAX and hoping to take the train to Disneyland, you're likely to be frustrated by the process, which requires getting to downtown LA's Union Station before boarding the train and then taking a bus at the other end to reach Disneyland. This trip is much better done by shuttle or bus.
The ARTIC station is served by the Pacific Surfliner route, which runs from San Luis Obispo to San Diego. If you're coming from further away, you'll have to change trains in one of those locations. Amtrak offers travel discounts to students, veterans, AAA and AARP members who present their ID or membership card when purchasing a ticket.
Depending on your schedule, it might be faster to get to Disneyland on the regional Metrolink train. It's also a good option if you're traveling from within the LA metro area and not near an Amtrak station. Metrolink uses the same train stations as Amtrak. The downside is that this commuter train runs infrequently on weekends.
Getting to Disneyland from ARTIC
You could call a taxi to get you there, but we're guessing that if you took the train to Disneyland, you're the type who might prefer the bus.
To get to Disneyland from the Anaheim train station, take Anaheim Resort Transit (ART) Route 15 bus to the Disneyland Resort, which runs about once an hour from mid-morning through midnight. OCTA (Orange County Transit) also operates buses from the Anaheim train station, but that option requires a change of buses en route, making it a good choice only when ART is not running.
Some resources suggest using the Fullerton stop instead of Anaheim if you're taking the train to Disneyland. From the Fullerton train station, Orange County Transit buses go to Disneyland, starting earlier and running more frequently than Anaheim Resort Transit from Anaheim station.
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Ragavijaya joins FSG with field experience in development sector and policy making and a postgraduate degree in liberal arts. As an Affordable Private Schools (APS) Coordinator at FSG, Ragavijaya is responsible for coordinating the field activities in Chennai for the Program to Improve Early Education (PIPE) in urban India.
Previously, Ragavijaya was working in Samaj Pragati Sahayog, a grassroot civil society based out of western Madhya Pradesh. As a programme officer, she was responsible for piloting a health awareness programme for the rural youth and also for conducting a large scale quality check in 54 health centers across the district. Prior to that, Ragavijaya was part of the Young India Fellowship Programme (a one-year multidisciplinary course) and holds a postgraduate degree in English from Stella Maris College, Chennai. During the Young India Fellowship, she took part in an 8-month long project with the UNFPA to create working modules for Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK), an initiative by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.


For many years the Wageningen based foundation Zarjanka and the related choral society Wjetsherinki have been organizing extraordinary cultural events in the Netherlands, related to the Russian authentic folklore tradition. Our third and second International Folklore Festival "Songs of the Black Earth" took place in November 2006 and September 2000.
In 1998 we held our first International Folklore Festival of Russian village singing, "Narodnyj Prazdnik" (folk holiday).Many distinguished ensembles from the Netherlands and from abroad performed in these festivals, among them of course various ensembles from Russia. During this festival you will encounter a number of international ensembles from Russia.
This time the festival is going to highlight the multiple ethnic groups that live along the river Volga in Russia.We are going to invite the Volga-German groups "Veilchen'' (Pansy), "Volga-heimat» (Volga-fatherland), Accordion Trio "Traum" (Dream). The Volga-Germans are descendants of Germans who moved from Germany to Russia in the 18th century. Furthermore, the Chuvash group "Schul'kjemje" (female chain) from the city of Saratov, and the Tatar group "Chischmja" (holy brook) from the city of Volgograd and of course the Russian group from Saratov: "Blagodat". The autonomous Mordva republic is represented by the group Umarina (little apple) from Novopushkinskoye, from the Engel's area of the Saratov region.
Read more about these groups in the Flyer in PDF format (Dutch!).Besides, there will be performances by the four vocal groups of Irina Raspopova from Wageningen and Utrecht: "Zarjanka", "Zarnitsa", "Wjetsherinki " and "Kalina". Another Dutch ensemble will also be invited: "Yargon", a folk-orchestra from Doetinchem: www.orkestyargon.nlWatch video fragments of Zarjanka, Umarina, Blagodat', Schul'kjemje, Wolga-Heimat, Traum and Veilchen.
15.30-17.00: Performances of the groups from Russia and its autonomous republics.
(Ticket sale and entry from 18.30h) A fascinating show.
Performers are: groups from Russia and its autonomous republics and Zarjanka (Utrecht).
Ticket sale and entry from 14.30h, Price €8,50. Info+tickets: Irina Raspopova 0317-425401, 06-15147414.
The Chuvash group "Schul'kjemje" and the Russian group "Blagodat".
We are looking for performances for our Russian groups, this is an exceptional chance to encounter authentical, pure Russian folklore!
Participating ensembles from Russia: Larets (Kursk, South-Russia), Mezha (Tver' regio), Pavete (Woronezh, South-Russia) and Boezoeloek (Volga-Don Cossacks).
Boezoeloek is certainly the most authentical Don Cossacks group ever seen in Western Europe.
They will perform only a few times and this will be THE chance to meet this exceptional group!
Click here for a pdf-file with description of the groups or a flyer (Dutch).
Performance of the Russian folkgroups Larets (Kursk), Mezha (Twerj), Pavete (Woronezh), Buzuluk (Cossacks from Nowoanninskij) and Zarjanka (Utrecht).
Baboesjka Netherlands (www.baboesjka.nl) is present at 3 November in Utrecht and 4 November in Wageningen. The Ukrainian artist Larisa Bilous sells handmade matryoshkas and other Russian art and gifts like icons, lacquer boxes and handpainted eggs.
Performers are: Larets (Kursk), Mezha (Twerj), Pavete (Woronezh), Boezoeloek (Cossacks from Nowoanninskij) and Zarjanka (Utrecht).
Performance of Boezoeloek (Don Cossacks from Novoanninsk) and Larets (Kursk).
Ticket sale and entry from 14.30h, tickets: Natalya Kamphuis: 0181-338440, natalya@xs4all.nl, or Gerard van Blitterswijk: 0181-315936.
Performance of Mezha (Tverj) and Pavete (Woronezh).
We also are looking for guest places in the region of Wageningen.


Iowa's premier site for youth, high school, college, and international wrestling. Potentially Dangerous Podcast this week is hosted by Tony Hager with co-host Ross Bartachek.
This week Tony and Ross discuss some of the top names in the state of Iowa that are still available in both the class of 2019 and 2020. They also talk about Iowa State's big recruiting weekend scheduled for this weekend, and Tony releases some of the names he knows that will be in town this weekend.
August 30, 2018 in High School, Iowa State Cyclones, Podcast.


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Felipe Latgé (Niterói, 17 de dezembro de 1994) é um um publicitário e ex-ator brasileiro. Em 2005, ganhou um contestado segundo lugar no Prêmio Contigo na categoria de melhor ator infantil, pela sua atuação memorável na telenovela Da Cor do Pecado, como Otávio. Atualmente, é publicitário renomado e premiado; um dos mais promissores de sua geração.

Na publicidade
 2018 – Cannes Lions - Future Lions

Na televisão
 1995 – Você Decide - (Episódio: Veneno Ambiente)
 1998 – Torre de Babel - Guiminha Toledo
 2001 – As Filhas da Mãe - Felipinho
 2004 – Da Cor do Pecado - Otávio Lambertini

No cinema
 2006 – O Sapo (curta-metragem)
 2008 – Sexo com Amor - Serginho
 2008 – Ouro Negro - A Saga do Petróleo Brasileiro - Pedro Gosch (Aos 10 anos)

Ligações externas

Atores do estado do Rio de Janeiro
Naturais de Niterói
Atores infantis do estado do Rio de Janeiro


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Q: Installing libexpat0 instead of libexpat1 I'm trying to run BitWise IM on Ubuntu but every time I run the program I get the following message:
./BitWise: error while loading shared libraries: libexpat.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I try to install libexpat but it installs libexpat1 which doesn't seem to help. I also tried using apt-cache search and I don't see any libexpat0. How can I install libexpat.so.0?

A: There is no package providing libexpat.so.0 library but there is libexpat-dev package that provides libexpat.so.1, so you can install the package and then create a symbolic link.
As the BitWise is 32 bit, at first you need to install 32 bit of the libexpat-dev package:
sudo apt-get install libexpat-dev:i386

Now you can create a symbolic link making libexpat.so.0 as the link name and libexpat.so.1 as the target:
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It has become an involving task to find the right educational tools for your school since the industry has many technology alternatives for such institutions. Putting yourself in learner's shoes will help you find the perfect plan. Once you know what the students want, decide the right way to integrate the plan into your existing curriculum. This article highlights the procedure to follow to find and test an education technology.
The other step is evaluating your environment that will be integrating the new technology. List the gears the training center use. Identify the comfortable gears that are still working and avoid fixing any tool that is not broken. Ensure that you do not touch any useful model. The practice will help you know what to buy.
Come up with a comprehensive list on how to spend your money and assets to obtain. Highlight the amount the teaching institution is willing to pay for the educational tool. Read more now about the pricing of this service online. Focus on providers who offer applications that allow the users to test them first. It is essential to have a comparison to determine an affordable plan for the school.
Of late a good number of people all over the globe are in the pursuit to ensure that they acquire knowledge in various areas. It has been evident that a significant part of the population is willing to get more info in various regions. One of the essential need among many people is the education. Of late a reasonable portion of the community will be ready to pay the cost of learning in the area that they need to specialize in at all the time. The reason why people are in need of getting more info is to make sure that they are well equipped in their various areas. Of late there are different ways of making sure that one gets the education that he or she is in need of at all the time. A lot of people in various parts of the globe will make sure that they include technology when in need of learning more. Technology has been taking the lead in various parts of the globe. Hence, a good number of the people in the quest to discover more will make sure that they incorporate technology in the quest to get more info. Of late a lot of people have shown the interest to engage technology in the learning process. Below are some of the profits that technology has brought to the education area.


Ipsos is a global custom marketing research agency (www.ipsos.com) and the Jakarta office currently has a few openings for selected individuals. We are looking for qualified people to fill our openings from junior position as Research Executives up to Senior Research Managers.
Ipsos offers custom research services, including concept and product testing, advertising testing, attitude and usage studies, brand equity and loyalty, volume forecasting, marketing models and shopper research. We provide information to our clients to help them make strategic marketing business decisions.
A person who keeps striving for excellence and who is not easily satisfied with the current achievement!
If you have the above qualities and want to be in the research industry, please email a detailed resume along with a cover letter by July 21, 2010 to hrd_quant@ipsos.co.id with "RE – YOUR NAME" as the email subject. We thank all applicants, however only those selected for interview will be contacted.
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- Lulus seleksi yang dipersyaratkan.
- Having an excellent management and leadership skill, analytical thinking, problem solving, result oriented and good team player.
Founded in 1978, Esco is a rapidly-growing leader in controlled environment laboratory and cleanroom equipment solutions. Esco manages an international sales, service and marketing organization through offices in 8 countries and distributors in 100 nations. Our customers are the world's leading life sciences, biomedical and pharmaceutical research institutions, including Harvard, Pfizer, Glaxo Smith Kline (GSK) and Stanford. Visit our web site at www.escoglobal.com or www.escoindonesia.com for more information.
* Develop, implement and sustain Labview-based ATE for PCB assemblies and final product functional test.
* Complete ATE life cycle responsibility from concept to completion.
* ATE implementation including operator training.
* Work cross functionally with all stakeholders.
* Electrical, instrumentation or electronics background.
* Minimum 2 years experience with Labview.
* Knowledge in data acquisition, sensor interfacing and test strategy.
* Experience with electronics hardware and circuit debugging would be a strong plus.
* Guides all levels of department and functional leaders to aggressively introduce and advance continuous improvement and lean manufacturing as the culture within the operating units.
* In collaboration with business unit, department and functional leaders drives projects to achieve the division's cost reduction targets as well as non-financial metrics in areas of delivery, quality, product flow and improved customer experience.
* Leads continuous improvement throughout the operating units and increases efficiency in manufacturing operations through contemporary Lean Manufacturing and Supply Chain management concepts, tools and methods.
* Supports operating unit and department leaders to improve the overall customer experience.
* Measures overall effectiveness of the program and serves as a conduit for best practice sharing across the company.
* Minimum of five years in a managerial and/or technical leadership role Strong experience in Lean MFG / Lean Business Practices Broad knowledge of how to link customer allegiance and continuous improvement with business goals and ROI methodology.
* Demonstrated success in effectively influencing in a matrixed/cross-functional environment while building strong business relationships across all business units and functional departments.
* Exceptional analytical capability and proven problem solving.
* Detailed knowledge of quality theory and continuous improvement methodologies and tools.
* Self motivated with a passion for leading continuous improvement and change Excellent presentation, written and oral communication skills.
* Excellent interpersonal, time management, decision-making, and conflict management skills Comfortable in conversing at all levels within the organization.
A Pilot school situated in North Bali, producing professional commercial pilots for major airline in the region. Headquarters is in central business district in Jakarta, but the campus and its housing facilities are located in northern coast of Bali, Buleleng. It's approximately 30 km east of Gilimanuk.
BIFA offers competitive remuneration, including housing, meals and flight hours allowance for flight instructor.


Zimbabwe Alliance recently started a public polling initiative dubbed Voices of Zimbabwe. The initiative seeks to continuously and empirically gauge Citizens' mood of a consistent pool of respondents via WhatsApp from which we develop nice infographics for publicizing online. The polling results are meant to help inform policy and programming in Zimbabwe.
In the aftermath of November 2017, Zimbabweans have an opportunity that they have not had in the decades that have followed our independence. There is a new cultural climate – we are forward looking and optimistic. We believe that change can happen, and that we can master our own futures, no longer are we defined by pessimism and paralyzed by the inability to act.
We recognize the critical opportunity we have to invite multiple layers and sectors of our society into a new standard of citizenship and culture of open dialogue that will foster a peaceful future. In the national milieu of power and politics, voices of ordinary Zimbabweans including the usually marginalized women and youth, need to be channeled in shaping the country's future. To this end, resurgent citizens' voices articulating a non-partisan citizen agenda for inclusive transformation seem to offer a glimpse of hope.
Voices of Zimbabwe seeks to develop an open platform for citizens to express their priorities and reflect the data back to them in smart infographics which they can use as an advocacy and dialogue tool in their circles of influence. We are launching the first report on Thursday March 15 2018, and the launch will be supported by a livestream discussion of the findings and the utility of the platform.
A copy of the report and this and wider results can also here.


Silverthread Capital Corporation is focused on the needs of entrepreneurial High Net Worth (HNW) real estate owners. Because of our track record and relationships Silverthread Originators have unique insight and access to today's best financing sources. We can deliver customized financing solutions for entrepreneurial investors seeking financing between $1 and $30MM. On occasion we arrange equity for sponsors needing a JV partner to fulfill their goals.
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We work hard for our borrowers with an emphasis on providing multiple options because we know one-size-does-not-fit-all. We successfully work with our correspondent relationships such as credit unions, banks, insurance companies, CMBS, Fannie Mae, Family Office and other below the radar sources.
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Part 2: A cooperative effort
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Joined by 25 other R&E and national network providers, Internet2 and Lambda Rail won a joint broadband grant to build what they call "Unified Community Anchor Network."
Interenet2 is building out a 3.2 terabit/second network that will come to support some 200,000 "community anchor institutions," libraries, community colleges, health centers and public service organizations across the US. The partnership is led by national research and education networks Internet2, National LambdaRail, the Northern Tier Network Consortium and Indiana University.
Keeping to the notion of a community-wide effort, Internet2 is working with other R&E network and community middle mile network partners in various states.
In New England, for example, Internet2 will connect the enhanced network with the Northern Crossroads Network, which is run by Harvard University, MIT, and Boston University in Cambridge, Mass.
On a state basis, Internet2 would also interconnect with middle mile networks--some of which also are building broadband stimulus grant-funded networks--including the University of Maine's Three Ring Binder, to take the network reach further out into the respective communities.
Vietzke admits that while all of the capacity being built in many states "is not uniform, there's a lot effort to do this community anchor coordination in a way that's very familiar to Internet2."
At the outset it could be asked how 88 wavelengths of 100 Gbps will be consumed. Vietzke is quick to point out that there are several applications that are ripe for this kind of a network. The enhanced Internet2 network will provide capabilities to both the traditional Internet2 community and the U.S. UCAN community alike.
"There are things happening that will consume it," he said. "There's the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) where the amount of bandwidth requirements is expected grow exponentially each year as it runs. We see 20 and 30 Gbps flows coming out of Europe right now, but that could be 100 Gbps next year."
Outside of the Internet2 community Vietzke foresees that in the U.S. UCAN community, there are a number of changes happening in the health care industry, public safety (NG-911), and telepresence for local schools.
In public safety, the U.S. UCAN capabilities could support low-bandwidth, but high priority NG-911 interoperability, while in the health care industry doctors are exchanging information (large CAT scans) between remote offices.
But one of the biggest consumers of bandwidth is the local schools using telepresence as a teaching tool. In the Boston Public School system, there's an initiative to put telepresence in all of the schools to participate in high definition sessions with the Lincoln Center in New York.
"In the traditional research and education space, it's these high bandwidth flows between a small amounts of users," Vietzke said. "In the U.S. UCAN space it's just a lot of users and not all their requirements are as heavy in bandwidth, but their requirements for performance, predictability and lots and lots of interaction are huge."
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Is that a fact?
The politicization of the pandemic
In this episode, we set out to explore whether false narratives about the pandemic and the COVID-19 vaccines have overshadowed science or whether science has managed to hold its own, particularly in light of the politicization of the pandemic.
Politics has certainly influenced who has chosen to get vaccinated. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, "there continue to be differences in COVID-19 vaccination rates along partisan lines, a gap that has grown over time." The Kaiser study showed that almost 53 percent of people who live in counties that voted for Biden were fully vaccinated compared to nearly 40 percent of people in counties that went to Trump.
To better understand why people continue to reject overwhelming scientific evidence supporting the safety of the vaccines when compared to the dangers posed by the virus, we spoke to three people to learn more about the false narratives surrounding COVID-19 and the vaccines. Our first guest is Dr. Katherine J. Wu, a staff writer for The Atlantic who has a PhD in microbiology and immunobiology from Harvard University and has covered many different aspects of the coronavirus since the pandemic began. She tells us that when there is a crisis like this pandemic, it's not unusual for misinformation to follow and spread confusion.
Our second guest is Texas resident Tony Green, a Republican voter who has written about his first-hand experience with COVID-19. In June 2020, Green and his partner invited six family members to spend the weekend at their home in Dallas. At the time, Green was still referring to the pandemic as a "scamdemic" — wildly blown out of proportion. But over the course of that weekend, he developed symptoms of COVID-19 that would eventually land him and some his extended family in the hospital. In all, the virus spread to 14 members of his family and took the lives of two of them. (Starts at 18:25).
Our third and final guest is U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy who tells us why he issued his "Confronting Health Misinformation" advisory and a special toolkit to help people learn how to navigate their way through all the false and misleading information not just about the virus and vaccines, but about all kinds of health-related topics. (Starts at 35:32).
Is that a fact? is brought to you by the nonpartisan, non-profit News Literacy Project. For more information, go to newslit.org.
Confronting Health Misinformation: The U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on Building a Health Information Environment
A Community Toolkit for Addressing Health Misinformation
"What are we so afraid of?" Tony Green, as told to Saslow, Washington Post
A harsh lesson in the reality of COVID-19, Tony Green, DallasVoice
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Sandy Hook at 10: Tragedy, conspiracy theories and justice (Part 1)
This episode of "Is that a Fact?" is part one of a two-part episode marking the 10th anniversary of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, on Dec. 14, 2012, when a gunman murdered 20 first graders and six adults. Soon after, conspiracy theories calling the massacre a hoax emerged. And they have persisted for a decade, thanks to amplification and profiteering by alt-Right media figure Alex Jones. Over the two episodes we explore the aftermath of Sandy Hook and how what seemed an aberration of untruths would instead be a bellwether for a shift in the country's public discourse, where conspiracy theories are a common element of tragic events. We also discuss how victims' families have fought back against the lies and harassment and brought about lasting change. In part one, Elizabeth Williamson, New York Times feature writer and author of the book, Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth, explains the incomprehensible need to deny reality and the lucrative market that exploits people's vulnerability. "He is a sort of Typhoid Mary of the Sandy Hook hoax," Williamson said of Jones, noting he "has been there at every stop along our descent as a nation down the rabbit hole." Additional Reading: * Elizabeth Williamson author page on NYTimes.com * Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth * Elizabeth Williamson on Twitter
This episode of "Is that a Fact?" is part two of a two-part episode marking the 10th anniversary of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, on Dec. 14, 2012, when a gunman murdered 20 first graders and six adults. If you haven't listened to part one, in which we interview New York Times feature writer and author of the book, Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth, we highly recommend that you do that first. In part two, we speak with Lenny Pozner, father of Noah, the youngest victim at Sandy Hook. Pozner knew early on that the hoaxers' movement would be widespread, lasting and harmful. So, he chose to fight back on behalf of his child and other victims. "Noah's story will always need to be told because there'll always be someone misusing it," he said. "I knew that I needed to do everything that I'm able to do to help debunk, to help clarify, to tell my story as best as I can, which really is just telling Noah's story." Over the two episodes we explore the aftermath of Sandy Hook and how what seemed an aberration of untruths would instead be a bellwether for a shift in the country's public discourse, where conspiracy theories are a common element of tragic events. We also discuss how victims' families have fought back against the lies and harassment and brought about lasting change. Additional Reading: * HONR Network
Are journalists getting the immigration story right?
In this episode, we interview Dr. Reece Jones, chair of the Department of Geography and Environment at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and author of White Borders: The History of Race and Immigration in the United States from Chinese Exclusion to the Border Wall, for an overview of the most enduring false narratives that have shaped our public conversations about immigration. We then speak to Roberto Suro, a professor of journalism and public policy and the associate director of the Price Center on Social Innovation at the University of Southern California. Suro helped us explore how the news media covers immigration and how that coverage helps shape people's perception of the issue. Bear with us during this episode. At times you maybe ask yourself, how does this relate to the news media. But remember this: to be a critical consumer of news and information about immigration, you need to have an understanding of the policies that have shaped immigrations in our country's history. On a previous episode, we explored the perception gap between Democrats and Republicans and of course the subject of immigration came up. It's a subject we wanted to continue to look at because it's a hot button issue that will only become more heated as climate change alters migration patterns around the world in the years to come. Immigration will shape the cultural makeup of the US, future voting patterns, and whether America, a country that many would say is made stronger by its immigrant population, can continue to gain strength through balanced immigration policies. But it's also an issue rife with mis- and disinformation, false narratives, our theme for the season, some of which are even perpetuated in the news media and we wanted to dispel them by consulting experts armed with facts and lived experience. Is that a fact? is brought to you by the nonpartisan, non-profit News Literacy Project. For more information, go to newslit.org. *Related links:* * White Borders: The History of Race and Immigration in the United States from Chinese Exclusion to the Border Wall, Reece Jones, 2021 * "'Illegal, 'undocumented,' 'unauthorized': News media shift language on immigration", Pew Research Center, 2013 * "'illegal immigrant' no more," Associated Press, April 2, 2013 * "California Dreaming: The New Dynamism in Immigration Federalism and Opportunities for Inclusion in a Variegated Landscape," Roberto Suro, August 8, 2018 * "We see all immigrants as either legal or illegal. Big mistake." Roberto Suro, July 13, 2012 * *


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U.S. Army Lt. Col. Darren C. Rickettes left, Lt. Col. Donn H. Hill 2nd from left and Deputy Commanding General of Afghan Development Brig. Gen. John Uberti, 101st Airborne Division, talk with an Afghan National Army commander during Operation Overlord in the Naka district of Paktika province, Afghanistan, on April 14, 2011. Operation Overlord is a division-level air assault mission designed to trap Taliban forces in the province. Spc. Zachary Burke, U.S. Army. Released
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Carentan, France. 05th June, 2019. Residents of Normandy take part in a parade to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the World War Two D-Day invasion June 5, 2019 in Carentan, Normandy, France. Thousands have converged on Normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Operation Overlord, the WWII Allied invasion commonly known as D-Day. Credit: Planetpix/Alamy Live News
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Pfc. Scott Simpson, a medic with Headquarters Company, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, holds a copy of his grandfather's military identification card from World War II on Normandy's Utah Beach, June 4. His grandfather landed on the beach with the 4th Infantry Division as part of the third wave of Operation Overlord, on June 6, 1944. Photo Credit: Sgt. Fay Conroy. /-news/2009/06/05/22202-modern-day-medic-pays... /-news/2009/06/05/22202-modern-day-medic-pays-tribute-to-grandfathers-legacy-on-normandys-utah-beach/
London, UK. 6th June 2019. Imperial War Museum marks 75th anniversary of the D-Day landing on board HMS Belfast. D-Day veterans from Blind Veterans UK board the HMS Belfast, the ship that led the Allied fleet on D-Day. L-R John Connelly and Nev Lees. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
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U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Scott Reed, the noncommissioned officer in charge of the Regional Contracting Office of the 501st Combat Support Wing, salutes after placing a wreath at the base of the Wall of the Missing during a ceremony commemorating the 69th anniversary of the Exercise Tiger tragedy, at Cambridge American Cemetery in Madingley, England, April 23, 2013. In all 749 American Soldiers and Sailors died April 27, 1944, during one of several assault rehearsals in Exercise Tiger conducted at Slapton Sands on the Devon coast of England in preparation for the launch of Operation Overlord.
Landing ships putting cargo ashore on one of the invasion beaches, at low tide during the first days of Operation Overlord, June 1944. Among identifiable ships present are USS LST-532 (in the center of the view); USS LST-262 (3rd LST from right); USS LST-310 (2nd LST from right); USS LST-533 (partially visible at far right); and USS LST-524. Note barrage balloons overhead and Army half-track convoy forming up on the beach. Photo by U.S. Coast Guard/National Archives/UPI
A 123rd Airlift Wing C-130 Hercules taxies from the Kentucky Air National Guard base in Louisville, Ky., June 1, 2019, en route to France, where it will participate in the 75th-anniversary reenactment of D-Day. The aircraft, which has been striped with historically accurate Allied Forces livery, will airdrop U.S. Army paratroopers over Normandy on June 9 as part of the commemoration. The D-Day invasion, formally known as Operation Overlord, turned the tide of World War II in the European theater. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Dale Greer)
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Colleville Sur Mer, France. 05th June, 2019. U.S. Navy sailors place American flags on graves at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial June 5, 2019 in Colleville-sur-Mer, France. Thousands have converged on Normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Operation Overlord, the WWII Allied invasion commonly known as D-Day. Credit: Planetpix/Alamy Live News
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London, UK. 6th June 2019. Imperial War Museum marks 75th anniversary of the D-Day landing on board HMS Belfast. The ship's original D-Day log book is displayed on the Captain's Bridge – on loan from The National Archives – which records the original entries from D-Day. Credit: Guy Corbishley/Alamy Live News
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(dpa files) - Allied troops advance on a beach during the invasion of the Allies in Normandy, France, 6 June 1944. The 'Operation Overlord' went down in history as D-Day, the day the downfall of the German Reich was doomed. The surrender of Nazi Germany on 8 May 1945 ended the Second World War in Europe.
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A 123rd Airlift Wing C-130 Hercules takes off from the Kentucky Air National Guard base in Louisville, Ky., June 1, 2019, en route to France, where it will participate in the 75th-anniversary reenactment of D-Day. The aircraft, which has been striped with historically accurate Allied Forces livery, will airdrop U.S. Army paratroopers over Normandy on June 9 as part of the commemoration. The D-Day invasion, formally known as Operation Overlord, turned the tide of World War II in the European theater. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Dale Greer)
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The Chemical Brothers' Tom Rowlands Composes Original Music For 'Life Of Galileo'
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Tom Rowlands, founding member of Grammy Award-winning English electronic duo The Chemical Brothers, has composed the original music for BAFTA winner Joe Wright's theatre production of Berthold Brecht's masterwork Life Of Galileo.
"When Joe approached me with the idea I was excited at the thought of doing something totally new," said Rowlands, who previously collaborated with Wright on the original score for the 2011 feature film Hanna. "I was also happy to rekindle my creative collaboration with Joe as he always makes something inspiring and stimulating."
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The influential, German-born Berthold Brecht grew to maturity as a playwright during the 1920s and early '30s: a period during which he wrote plays such as Man Equals Man, The Threepenny Opera and The Mother. He left Germany when Hitler came to power in 1933, eventually settling in the US in 1941 where he remained until 1947.
During this spell in exile, Brecht wrote the much acclaimed Life Of Galileo. In the play, Galileo uses the newly-invented telescope to make ground-breaking discoveries about the planets which set him on a collision course with authority. In challenging the idea that the Earth is the centre of the universe, he is challenging the all-powerful Roman Catholic Church: a conflict between science and dogma which remains topical to this day.
Performed in-the-round, Life Of Galileo will transform London's Young Vic's Main House with design by Lizzie Clachan and projections by 59 Productions. The play will be performed from Monday to Saturday from 6 May 2017 to 1 July 2017. The full cast is Ayesha Antoine, Jason Barnett, Brendan Cowell, Billy Howle, Paul Hunter, Joshua James, Bettrys Jones, Alex Murdoch, Brian Pettifer, Anjana Vasan and Sarah Wright.
Tom Rowlands previously won a Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Music Score for 2011's Hanna. The Chemical Brothers' work is also featured on the soundtrack to Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan.
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To the surprise of anyone who sat next to me in Latin class when we were ten years old, I am now a Latin teacher. My Latin teachers would be especially surprised. One teacher threw a piece of chalk at me when I was paying no attention (actually, this may have been my French teacher, but my memory fails). I suppose, I couldn't see the point in it. Latin is a 'dead' language after all. Why study a language no one uses?
First, Latin is a precise and highly regular language. Consequently, Latin is an ideal language from which to begin learning how to memorize words and endings, comprehend rules of grammar, and produce translations.
Second, Latin is the language of ancient literature. Homer, Virgil, Cicero, and Augustine all wrote their great books in Latin. Latin was the language of theologians for over a millennium. Our doctrines of the Trinity, incarnation, and revelation were forged by Latin. Consequently, knowing the language in which a text is written produces better readers of English translations. This is also true of learning a biblical language as anyone who has done so will tell you.
Third, the demise of Latin is overstated. Indeed, much of the vocabulary of an English speaker owes its existence to Latin. Knowing a Latin root aids our comprehension of English. For example, the Latin, vīta, means life. We find it in the English words, vital, vital signs, vitality, vitamin, revitalize.
Finally, learning any language helps us to read any text better. Our present culture seems to encourage reading as fast as possible while only seeking the main points and disregarding the rest. Learning Latin helps to develop attentive reading of text. An unfamiliarity with a language forces us to ask deeper questions about what the author is saying. A habit of reading slowly for good comprehension not only aids study of text books and literature but also helps us pay close attention to what God is saying in Scripture.
 For further reasons see Doug Wilson, The Case for Classical Christian Education (Wheaton: Crossway, 2003), Chapter 16.
 Frederic Wheelock, Wheelock's Latin (New York: Harper Collins, 2011), 18.


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KENNESAW, Ga. (Mar 27, 2019) — As a Kennesaw State University student, Alice Barry has excelled in the classroom, traveled abroad, been a leader for fellow students, given back to her community and earned recognition as one of the top students in the University Honors Program — and she feels that she still has much more to do.
Barry, a junior from Canton, Ga., majoring in nursing, attributes her unforgettable experience at KSU to being involved in the President's Emerging Global Scholars (PEGS) program in the Honors College. Through coursework, community involvement and international trips, PEGS challenges its students to grow as scholars, leaders and innovators.
For example, Barry and the rest of the second-year PEGS cohort took a two-week service trip last spring to Italy, where the students volunteered with a non-governmental organization (NGO) and delivered clothing donations they had collected prior to their trip. The Honors students also visited the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), a United Nations agency dedicated to eradicating poverty and hunger, and served in Kim Onlus, an organization that provides medical care to children around the world who don't have access to it in their home countries.
That was Barry's second PEGS trip abroad, after having traveled to Costa Rica following her first year at Kennesaw State. She said the highlight of that trip was volunteering at an orphanage, tidying up the facility and – more importantly – interacting with children who typically don't have any visitors.
Barry is just as committed to service projects closer to home. As part of a PEGS leadership course last fall, she and two other nursing students conducted weekly food drives for the KSU CARE Services food pantry. Barry has served on the PEGS board and as a peer leader for the program's first-year cohort. She also helped develop an outdoor classroom for students at a Cobb County elementary school in a joint effort by PEGS and the Enactus team in the Coles College of Business.
Even with all her involvement and leadership in the PEGS program, Barry never expected the recognition she received from the Honors College earlier this year. After all, the University Honors Program has no shortage of outstanding students.
Kennesaw State boasts an enrollment of 1,216 Honors students – 857 on the Kennesaw Campus and 359 in Marietta – this fall, a 96 percent increase from 620 just two years ago. That includes 460 first-year students who were accepted from the 520 Honors applications for fall 2018.
The median incoming grade point average of a University Honors Program student is 3.79. The average incoming GPA is even higher in the PEGS cohort, 3.94.
So, Barry was caught off-guard when she was named the first winner of the Outstanding PEGS Student award, given to a student who embodies academic excellence and a spirit of genuine service. The award is named for the late Ralph Rascati, whose three decades of contributions to Kennesaw State included being the founding dean of the Honors College and launching the PEGS program.
Barry said that receiving the Outstanding PEGS Student award further motivates her to accomplish her goals, including continuing to be involved in campus and community service projects while completing her nursing degree. She aspires to be an emergency room and trauma nurse, and also to earn a master's degree and become a nurse practitioner.