Because BIll Frist wasn't acting as Terry Schiavo's doctor when he viewed a few minutes of a videotape of her provided by the family and ostensibly did not have access to her medical record, he can't be disciplined for providing a totally inaccurate prognosis. He can, however, be held accountable for his actions in wasting millions of dollars of taxpayer money to defy the wishes of what Republicans have established as one of the bulwarks of their entire social program: the integrity of marriage.
Herr Senator Doctor Frist, who apparently is a very fine doctor when public policy isn't thrown into the mix, defied the permanent, irrevocable nature of the bond that Republicans cherish in order to throw his uninformed, but ostensibly authoritative view into the public despite the fact that Schiavo had been shown over and over again to be receiving the best possible care in Florida. In fact, Republicans have voted for bills--not sure precisely which have made it into law--that would have prevented Terry Schiavo from receiving this level of care, which makes the whole thing ironic. There are people who could return from deep state who will now not receive the care necessary due to funding cuts. We'll have 100,000s of Terry Schiavos who doctors will agree have some chance, and they won't get that chance.
The autopsy of Ms. Schiavo showed that every diagnostic tool that qualified doctors presented with her full record and access to her physically actually produced accurate results. Her brain had atrophied. She could not accept food or water by mouth. Her husband didn't abuse her. She did not have an eating disorder. Of course, the folks so passionate about keeping her alive as the Virgin Mary of Coma have already disputed these results.
Sen. Dr. Frist responded: "Aides to Dr. Frist, a likely presidential candidate in 2008, angrily said he had never made a formal diagnosis and thus had nothing to retract." ... His spokeswoman, Amy Call, sought out reporters who asked about the case to assert that Dr. Frist 'never made a diagnosis.' " The NY Times, however, notes, "Dr. Frist said [in his floor statement on March 17]. 'Based on the footage provided to me, which was part of the facts of the case, she does respond.' "
Rep. DeLay, not a doctor, said on March 20, "Terri Schiavo is not brain dead; she talks and she laughs, and she expresses happiness and discomfort. Terri Schiavo is not on life support."
Of course, being in power means never saying you're sorry or you're wrong. True for Democrats as well as Republicans--all parties.
Except for Mel Martinez, perhaps? " 'I really probably come to the view this has to be more resolved at the state level, seems like the kind of issue the state courts deal with,' Mr. Martinez said."
Next up: Stopping legislative attacks on judges which will lead to more of the kind of violence that is striking around the country.


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Next Step Football Club is a Cambodian professional association football  club based in Siem Reap province. The club plays in Cambodian League 2.

History

Foundation

Next Step Football Club was founded in 2013 by Charlie Pomroy and Keo Sophal. Originally set up as a not-for-profit football academy, working to help underprivileged children in Cambodia, in 2022 the club joined the Cambodian second tier to participate in its first professional season.

Debut professional season

Next Step Football Club registered as a professional club in July 2021, before making its professional football debut in 2022. The team finished 11th in the league, with Brazilian striker Bruno Krenkel ending the season as the club's top scorer, logging ten goals – one of those, a long-range wonder strike, which gained global acclaim.

In 2023, former Dorchester Town F.C. manager Callum Brooks joined the club as technical director. Brooks stated that he joined Next Step "to be another body behind a great vision".

Investment in the club

In 2023, Next Step teamed up with recruitment and relocation company Next Step International (NSI) "in a deal which will see the latter help hire, move and adapt the latest quality football talent from around the world" to Cambodia.

References

Football clubs in Cambodia

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Hello and thanks again for choosing to read one of our guides. This guide covers The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D , a remake of the original Nintendo 64 video game.
There are some changes both visually and mechanically with the game and there are a few additions and relocations of items, so be sure to follow along and not miss anything.
The main walkthrough will cover getting 100%, but if you would like to deviate a little bit or pick up midway through you may consult the sections after that detail all collectables.
The goal of this guide like all others we produce is to function as an encylopedia of knowledge about this game. I hope you enjoy reading this guide and playing the game as much as we did.


The Amaze Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held on the evening of November 22 2017, at the Kathleen Syme Community Centre in Carlton.
In 2015 the Amaze Board released its Strategic Plan that outlined 18 KPI's to be achieved by December 2016. All these 18 KPI's have been achieved over the two years and Amaze demonstrating significant progress towards achieving its vision for 2040.
Hosting the All_In VAC2016 Victorian Autism Conference in September 2016, where 14% of delegates and 25 speakers were autistic. It was the first VAC for autism, rather than about autism.
Increasing number positive portrayals of autism in the media, especially around VAC and World Autism awareness day.
Commissioning of two world first research studies in March 2017 to measure Community Attitudes and Behaviours Towards Autism and the Experiences of autistic people and their families.
The release of the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into ASD Final Report that included all 55 recommendations made by Amaze.
Launch of Amaze Forums, Workshops and On-Line training at which autistic people featured as presenters.
Increasing our provision of support and information to the autism community through our Autism Information Advisers, Peer Support Groups and Early Days sessions.
2015/16 also saw the departure of Board Directors , Jane Evans, former Chair of Amaze, Ryan Brown and Sandra Jones.
Shannon Eeles, Chair of Amaze acknowledged the service of Jane Evans over 3 years in her role as Chair, as the driving force in establishing Amaze's Strategic Directions to 2040 and introducing autistic Board directors and observers to the Amaze board for the first time.
Those vacated Board Director positions were filled by Vic Rajah for the Legal and Governance category and Jason Coonan in the Fundraising category. Nicole Rhinehart was also reappointed for another term in the Research/Clinical category.
The hard work and commitment of the Board of Directors, the Board Members, the Amaze CEO, Management and Staff and volunteers was acknowledged.


Combined company Polycom and Plantronics just rebranded as "Poly" after almost 8 months of becoming one brand.
The company aims to provide multiple ways of communication regardless of location, and influence the traditional audio and video expertise of Plantronics and Polycom as well as the breadth of smart endpoints from the previous portfolios.
Poly will focus around areas of innovation designed to drive the new company forward into its next stage of development.
The Poly logo not only represents the company's new path, but also the history from its previous entities. The lava colour and angle of letters form a propeller to reflect Plantronics 60-year aviation lineage, while its three legs are inspired by the design of Polycom's iconic conference phone.
"Both brands have great histories — Plantronics as a leader in audio quality and headsets and Polycom in enterprise-class conferencing. We wanted to bring those together, and 'Poly' is the embodiment of all the many different modes of communications, in any place," Chris Thorson, senior director of solutions marketing for Polycom, told CRN.
"The professional services and managed services side of the business are on the uptick and we are investing in those areas because customers want a more 'hands-off' type of approach," he added.
As a Poly partner, Pro Av Solutions is waiting to receive access to the tools needed to fully migrate to the new Poly brand.


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Sanford Meisner: The American Theatre's Best Kept Secret is a 1990 American documentary biography film directed by Nick Doob.

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#MattDamon Knows Help Is Only 140 Million Miles Away in #TheMartian's First Trailer
Posted by S. A. Young on June 8, 2015
…and he's gonna "science the shit out of {it}".
From Sir Ridley Scott, with a cast as impressive as this one boasts, it's a safe bet that I will see The Martian, even if it were a live action version of Bugs Bunny's nemesis Marvin the Martian's life story. Judging from the just released first trailer, it is not. What it does appear to be is a combination of both Gravity and Interstellar while managing to up the ante on them both.
I.CAN'T.WAIT.
Take a look at this:
While I'm on record as not being a proponent of 3D just for the sake of it, I believe a movie like this will probably benefit from every bit of technological wizardry that's thrown at it. I'll see it in IMAX 3D if it's available.
During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney (Matt Damon) is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive. Millions of miles away, NASA and a team of international scientists work tirelessly to bring "the Martian" home, while his crewmates concurrently plot a daring, if not impossible rescue mission. As these stories of incredible bravery unfold, the world comes together to root for Watney's safe return.
While Sir Ridley needs no introduction, The Martian is based on a best-selling (first) novel* by Andy Weir, and the screenplay was written by Drew Goddard, also responsible for the scripts for Cloverfield (and its upcoming sequel), The Cabin in the Woods, and World War Z, as well as a lot of episodes of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", "Angel", "Alias" and "Lost". Oh yeah, and he created current Netflix hit "Daredevil".
As he did with Prometheus, Scott has embraced the era of viral marketing. The first promo for The Martian has been released, called "Ares Farewell". In it, Matt Damon's Mark Watney "interviews" the crew of the Ares (which for some reason he calls the Hermes. I wonder if the ship's name was changed?**) as they do their final pre-flight checks. It's designed to be viewed on your computer or device screen and includes pop-up "tweets". One of which, "Vogel (Aksel Hennie) has to be the #synthetic right…#AresLive", is a brilliant reference to characters in Ridley Scott's previous space films, Alien and Prometheus.
Besides Damon, the cast includes Jessica Chastain***, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Kristen Wiig, Jeff Daniels, Michael Peña, Kate Mara, Sean Bean, Sebastian Stan, Hennie, Donald Glover and Mackenzie Davis.
The Martian opens all over this planet beginning with the US on November 25 and the UK on 27th November.
*Weir first published the book in blog form on his own site. When people asked for a downloadable form, he offered it on Amazon for Kindle download at the (then) minimum price of $0.99. Now that's a self-publishing success story.
**Ares is the Greek God of war. Hermes is the Greek God of transitions and boundaries, as well as being a messenger and a protector and patron of travelers. He's the equivalent of the Roman God Mercury. Both are typically depicted with wings on their heels and/or helmets. JMHO, but Hermes seems like a better name for the spacecraft taking a crew to Mars.
***Both Damon and Chastain appeared in Interstellar, but shared no scenes together.
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#TomCruise is Still Trying to Get That Door Open in 2nd Trailer for MI:5 – Rogue Nation
The Avengers may have kicked off the summer tent-pole season, but for my money, it won't be official until I hear the opening strains of Lalo Schifrin's "Mission Impossible" theme.
Call me crazy, but I still get excited whenever I hear the "dun dun dun dun DUN dun". I still look forward to whatever shenanigans that Ethan Hunt and company are likely to get up to in the latest installment of the Mission Impossible film franchise. Despite how looney tunes Tom Cruise is, may be, or you perceive him to be, he continues to provide a pretty reliable return on the investment of whatever you paid for your ticket. JMHO, but I think he's crazy like a fox. He's still one of the biggest movie stars on the planet, whatever we think of him here at home. And I don't think the fact that he puts 110% into his performances (or at least 110% of what he has left after the Thetans have taken their cut) can be called into question. Those big global bucks ensure that, even at 52, Paramount is still willing to let Cruise run amok by doing his own stunts, (which seem to get more outrageous the older he gets and despite the fact that he was injured six times on this film) and the special effects wizards keep getting to invent at least semi-plausible weapons and gadgets. (Can you imagine if Ethan Hunt were to team up with James Bond?)
The IMF team once again includes Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg and Ving Rhames. The new addition is Rebecca Ferguson ("The White Queen") plays the film's Ilsa Faust (a better name for a femme fatale has not been cooked up since, well, since Natasha Fatale), stepping into the shoes vacated by Paula Patton as Ethan's arm candy. Faust, judging from the trailer, would seem to have some skills as well.
Other newcomers include Simon McBurney, the always excellent and usually menacing Sean Harris and Alec Baldwin as the head of the CIA who apparently wants the heads of the IMF on a plate.
Ethan and team take on their most impossible mission yet, eradicating the Syndicate – an International rogue organization as highly skilled as they are, committed to destroying the IMF.
The Syndicate is the name of the organization that regularly provided the baddies for the original "Mission: Impossible" tv show. (What SPECTRE is to Bond and T.H.R.U.S.H. is to the Man From U.N.C.L.E. – both of which will be revisited this year. That's why Paramount moved the release date up from Christmas. MI5 gets to be first. Here's a bit of trivia: Cruise was cast as Napoleon Solo, but dropped out to focus on MI5.) The film starts where Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (hard to believe that was 3 1/2 years ago) ends, with Ethan prepping his team to investigate the Syndicate. Anyway, watch this:
"This may be our last mission. Let's make it count." As if. As long as they keep making money, Tom Cruise will keep making Mission Impossible movies. I'm sure someone can figure out how to turn a walker into a weapon. Bring it.
Written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie (who has become Cruise's go-to collaborator of late), Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation opens in the UK on 30th July and in the US on July 31.
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JMHO Trailer Park: Blue-Eyed #JasonMomoa, #MichaelShannon Becomes Nucky,#JakeGyllenhaal Goes Up a Mountain & #CareyMulligan Takes a Stand
I'm already skeptical whenever I find out about a film just prior to its release, after filming has taken place, posters put out, clips slipped to media outlets, etc. I'm especially suspicious when the star of the flick is someone to whom I usually pay rather close attention. In this case, the movie is Debug and its "star" is Jason Momoa.
So, what exactly is going on here?
"Deep space. Six young hackers on a grueling work release program attempt to clear out – debug – the computer systems of a massive derelict space freighter. They quickly fall prey to the ship's vengeful artificial intelligence, a program that would kill to be human. As the fractious team is forced to match wits with this rogue program, they discover that the ship holds a deadly secret, and a fate far worse than death."
Uh huh.
JoBlo has gotten their hands on an exclusive clip, in which Jason Momoa as Iam is doing battle with someone called Kaida (Jeaneann Goossen) which you can take a look at below:
Momoa's the only "name" in the cast and his face is front and center on the poster, but he's listed with "and", which leads me to believe that it's a cameo and there isn't much more of him than in the clip.
The writer/director of this magnum opus is one David Hewlett. Yes, "Stargate: Atlantis" fans, THAT David Hewlett. I can only surmise that Mr. Momoa signed on as a favor to an old friend. The rest of the cast includes Tenika Davis, Adrian Holmes, Adam Butcher and Kerr Hewitt. JMHO, but I can't see anything to recommend Debug, other than as a curiosity.
Except that it's hard to find fault with a blue-eyed Jason Momoa. Yes, I'm that shallow.
Debug gets a simultaneous (limited) theatrical, dvd & blu-ray bow on June 12.
At the other end of the spectrum, 99 Homes has been making a splash on the festival circuit for nearly a year, screening to critical acclaim at 2014's Venice, Telluride and Toronto Fests, as well as Sundance 2015, among others. I've been wondering when or even if, it was going to get a domestic release. The answer is yes, on September 25.
The always excellent, always watchable Michael Shannon stars with Andrew Garfield, Laura Dern, Tim Guinee and (our social-media friend) Noah Lomax, in writer/director Ramin Bahrani's look at the fall-out from the economic collapse that forced millions of Americans from their homes. Frankly, I can't wait to see how he fashioned a thriller out of the very real pain from which a lot of those people are still reeling.
A father struggles to get back the home that his family was evicted from by working for the greedy real estate broker who's the source of his frustration.
Bahrani's previous films have all been interested in social justice, from 2005's award-winning Man Push Cart to 2012's undervalued and underseen At Any Price (with Dennis Quaid).
Here, Garfield plays single dad Dennis Nash and Shannon, Rick Carver, the real estate agent who took his home. I'm still coming to terms with the fact that Laura Dern is old enough to play Andrew Garfield's mother, but all glibness aside, the trailer alone will gut-punch you. Likening the housing crisis of the early 21st century to the Great Depression of the 20th, let me say that this isn't Henry Gondorff and Johnny Hooker trying to take down fat-cat Doyle Lonnegan. This is The Grapes of Wrath with oranges.
99 HOMES hits theaters September 25, 2015.
Based on a true story, Baltasar Kormakur's Everest, tells the tale of two climbing expeditions trapped on the titular mountain by a severe storm. Personally I don't know why anyone would want to climb the world's highest peak, but then again, I can't climb to the top of the Bunker Hill Monument without getting severe .
I would, however, pay for a ticket to watch Jake Gyllenhaal, Keira Knightley and Jason Clarke battle the elements as they attempt to reach the summit of said mountain. Especially when the screenplay comes from Simon Beaufoy (Slumdog Millionaire) and Lem Dobbs (The Limey) among others.
As revealed in the trailer sets up an understandably intense battle of man versus nature when one of the biggest snowstorms in recorded history bears down on the two groups of climbers.
The cast also includes Robin Wright, Josh Brolin, Emily Watson, Sam Worthington, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Kelly, John Hawkes, Martin Henderson and Vanessa Kirby, to name but a few.
Everest opens in the US on September 18 and in the UK on 25th September.
It's 2015 and we're (hopefully) about to elect the first female President of these United States. How is it possible that Suffragette is the first feature film to tell the story of the movement that that led to the right of women to vote, first in Great Britain and then in America. Call them suffragettes or call them early feminists, these women risked everything for what should be a basic human right in a civilized society, something as simple as having a voice that counted.
The foot soldiers of the early feminist movement, women who were forced underground to pursue a dangerous game of cat and mouse with an increasingly brutal State.
Maybe it's because, while there have been victories, the war continues, maybe it's the raw humanity that star Carey Mulligan so effortlessly projects, or maybe it was just the ethereal version of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" sung by Robyn Sherwell, but this trailer gave me chills.
It was smart to limit La Streep's appearance in this first trailer. As the head of the movement Emmeline Pankhurst, I expect Meryl Streep to have little more than a cameo and the film shouldn't be sold on her name alone. Helena Bonham Carter, Anne-Marie Duff and most especially, Mulligan, are obviously the heart and soul.
Written by Abi Morgan (Shame, The Iron Lady), Suffragette also stars two of the cast of her BBC drama "The Hour", Romola Garai and Ben Whishaw. The patriarchal oppressors are represented by Brendan Gleason, Geoff Bell, and Samuel West. The rest of the cast includes Morgan Watkins, Natalie Press and Adrian Schiller. Directed by Sarah Gavron, Suffragette will open the BFI London Film Festival on 7th October before opening in the US (23rd) and the UK (30th) later in the month. Expect this to be major player come awards season.
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