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Celebrating Seniors - Joseph Campanella is 92, Part 1
Update: Joseph Campanella died on May 16, 2018 at the age of 93 from Parkinson's disease complications
Joseph Campanella, Part 1: The Bold Ones to One Day at a Time (1924-1985)
Nonagenarian senior citizen Joseph Campanella was born on November 21, 1924 in New York City, New York.
(Guest star Joseph Campanella as Father Roman, 1966 12 O'Clock Hight)
Joseph and his older brother Frank Campanella grew up speaking Italian at home and the family were staunch Catholics. Both Joseph and Frank Campanella served during World War II (Joseph in the U.S. Naval Reserve from 1944-1946) and attended Manhattan College. Frank studied drama and graduated from Manhattan College in 1940 as WWII was beginning, and Joseph graduated in 1948 after the war ended. Joseph Campanella told the Los Angeles Times that he loved baseball as a kid and always had a glove in his back pocket.
"Just in case I ran into a game anywhere".
Upon graduating from Manhattan College in 1948 with a B.A., Joseph Campanella enrolled at Columbia University in New York for graduate studies. He told Variety about his brother Frank Campanella.
"He always wanted to be an actor and kind of influenced me."
During the 1950's, Joseph Campanella found announcing and acting work on the radio as a sportscaster, in commercials, on television, and on stage. His first listed film credit is an April 1952 episode of Studio One in Hollywood, in an episode with Philip Abbott (The F.B.I.) and John Forsythe (Dynasty) - he'd work with both actors again later in his career. More episodic television work followed, and Campanella's senior and baby boomer fans may recall having seen him in episodes of New York based TV series, such as:
Robert Montgomery Presents, with Edward Andrews.
The United States Steel Hour, with Burgess Meredith.
The Guiding Light, with Charita Bauer; Campanella played Joe Turino and was a regular on the series (1959-1960).
In the late 1950's, Joseph worked with his brother Frank Campanella on screen again, in episodes of New York Confidential, and Decoy, with Beverly Garland and Barbara Barrie. He'd work again with Beverly Garland several more times, including in an episode of Lancer in 1969.
The biographical crime drama Murder, Inc. (1960) starring 32-year-old Stuart Whitman, Henry Morgan (M*A*S*H), Peter Falk (Columbo), and Morey Amsterdam (The Dick Van Dyke Show), was 36-year-old Joseph Campanella's first big-screen movie role. Both Campanella and actress Diane Ladd had uncredited roles in Murder, Inc.; Murder, Inc. co-stars Stuart Whitman and Joseph Campanella were in their 50+ years when they were reunited 29 years later on an episode of Superboy in 1989.
Joseph Campanella alternated stage plays with television work in the early 1960's, and was nominated for a 1962 Tony Award as Best Supporting or Featured Actor (dramatic), for his performance on Broadway in A Gift of Time. A Gift of Time was written and directed by Garson Kanin, and starred Henry Fonda and Olivia deHavilland.
As much of the television acting work had shifted to California from New York, Campanella commuted from New York to Hollywood during the 1960's for guest-starring gigs on television series like:
Startime (1960), in an episode with William Hickey, Audie Murphy, Michael J. Pollard, and Thelma Ritter.
Run For Your Life (1960) starring Ben Gazzara.
Naked City, in 3 appearances from 1961-1962, with Paul Burke, Lee J. Cobb, Barry Morse. Joseph Campanella guest-starred in another series starring Paul Burke and Chris Robinson in 1966 - 12 O'Clock High, with Richard Anderson and Edward Mulhare (The Ghost and Mrs. Muir).
The Untouchables in 1962 with Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone (Peyton Place). Campanella guest-starred twice on another Robert Stack series in the 1970's, The Name of the Game, in episodes with Susan Saint James and Anthony Franciosa.
Route 66 starring Martin Milner and George Maharis in 1962, and again in 1963; Campanella appeared in an episode of Route 66 with Alan Alda.
East Side, West Side, starring George C. Scott and Cicely Tyson; the 1962 episode Campanella appeared in had Lois Nettleton in the cast as well. Although this was the first Joseph Campanella and Lois Nettleton had appeared in the same production, it wouldn't be their last; they co-starred in the TV movie Any Second Now (1969) with Marion Ross, Dana Wynter, and Bob Hastings; and on an episode of Charlie Grace in 1996.
For the People, a 1965 episode starring William Shatner, Jessica Walter, and Nehemiah Persoff. Nehemiah Persoff and Joseph Campanella had co-starred in an episode of Kraft Theater in 1956.
(Zina Bethune, Joseph Campanella, & Diana Hyland 1965 The Doctors and the Nurses 1965 Photo: CBS Television)
Joseph Campanella had a recurring role as Dr. Ted Steffen on The Doctors and The Nurses from 1962-1965.
While appearing as the leading man on Broadway in Hot Spot in 1963, Joseph Campanella met singer-dancer (Kathryn) Jill Bartholomew. They got married in May 1964 and over the next 15 years, Jill and Joseph Campanella had 7 sons, according to a Days of Our Lives Former Cast Biographies: Philip Campanella b. 1965, Robert Yale Campanella b. 1966, Joseph Anthony Campanella Jr. b. June 1967, Dominic Peter Campanella b. Dec. 1969, Anthony F. Campanella b. Sept. 1974, John Mario Campanella b. Dec. 1977, and Andrew Michael Campanella b. Oct. 1979.
Brothers Frank and Joseph Campanalla continued to work together periodically on television and the movies; they were both in the same 1964 episode of Suspense starring Vic Morrow, and were both in the Vic Morrow TV movie Death at the Stock Car Races (1964). Joseph Campanella had first worked with Vic Morrow on screen when he guest-starred twice on Morrow's series Combat! in 1963-1964.
The feature film The Young Lovers (1964) starred Peter Fonda and Deborah Walley as students. Joseph Campanella played their art professor in The Young Lovers.
In the latter half of the 1960's and early 1970's, he guest-starred appeared on episodes of popular baby boomer TV series like The Doris Day Show, The Wild Wild West, and Gunsmoke (below).
(Ken Curtis & Joseph Campanella 1968 Gunsmoke Photo: CBS Televisionn)
Campanella also guest-starred with familiar faces on these 60s TV series:
The Invaders 1967 starring Roy Thinnes and BarBara Luna.
The Fugitive starring David Janssen. Campanella guest-starred 4 times on The Fugitive between 1964-1967, in episodes with Barry Morse, Clint Howard, Beau Bridges, Richard Anderson, and Michael Constantine. He had been on the same episode of 12 O'Clock High with Richard Anderson, and over 10 years later, Campanella and Michael Constantine worked together again when they guest-starred on Quincy M.E.
In 1966 & 1967, Campanella guest-starred twice on The Big Valley starring Lee Majors, Peter Breck, Linda Evans, and Barbara Stanwyck.
2 episodes of Mission: Impossible in 1967 and 1968, starring Barbara Bain, Martin Landau, and Peter Graves.
The Virginian starring James Drury, Lee J. Cobb, and Doug McClure. Joseph Campanella guest-starred 3 times on The Virginian between 1963-1968, appearing in episodes with David Hartman, and Harry Dean Stanton.
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre (1967) feature film starred Jason Robards as Al Capone. Also in the cast of The St. Valentine's Day Massacre were George Segal, David Canary, Bruce Dern, Tom Reese, Joseph Campanella as Albert Wienshank, and Jack Nicholson in an uncredited role as hit man Gino.
Joseph Campanella had a recurring role as Detective Joe Mannix's (Mike Connors) Intertect boss Lew Wickersham, on Mannix from 1967-1968. He later returned to Mannix as a guest-star in a 1972 episode, as a surgeon whose life is in danger.
Campanella earned a 1968 Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama, for his work on Mannix.
Joseph and Jill Campanella moved their family to California in 1969, and settled in the Toluca Lake area north of Los Angeles. All of their sons played Little League baseball in Toluca Lake, and Joseph Campanella was even named an Honorary Sheriff of Toluca Lake. His brother Frank Campanella also lived in Toluca Lake area, until his death in December 2006.
Joseph Campanella was signed to star in The Bold Ones: The Lawyers TV series as Brian Darrell in 1969. His co-stars on The Bold Ones: The Lawyers from 1969-1972 were Burl Ives and James Farentino. Campanella told the Chicago Tribune that he had an arrangement with Universal Studios that all of his The Bold Ones episodes be filmed in 4 months, and a guarantee of a minimum of 2 guest-starring roles per year in other Universal series such as Ironside, and Marcus Welby, M.D. starring James Brolin. This contract Campanella free to work on other film and stage projects, and he also guest-lectured in drama classes.
Other TV series that Joseph Campanella appeared in during the early 1970's were McCloud, and Medical Center (in an episode with Cyd Charisse). He worked with familiar names for baby boomer fans of other series, such as:
George Hamilton, when he guest-starred in a 1970 episode of Paris 7000.
Ben Murphy, when he guest-starred in Alias Smith and Jones.
Vera Miles, William Shatner, Tim Matheson, Bruce Davison, Dana Wynter, Lee Majors, Peggy Lee, and Mark Hamill, when Joseph Campanella guest-starred in 2 episodes of Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law. He had worked with William Shatner before, in 1965 on an episode of For The People; and with Lee Majors, on The Big Valley.
Mary Tyler Moore, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, and Gavin MacLeod, on The Mary Tyler Moore Show in a 1973 episode.
Kate Jackson and Michael Ontkean, when he guest-starred on The Rookies in 1973.
Campanella was also kept busy with feature films like Ben (1972) with Meredith Baxter, and in TV movies:
A Clear and Present Danger (1970), with Hal Holbrook, Jack Albertson, and Pat Hingle. Pat Hingle and Joseph Campanella had co-starred in an episode of Kraft Theatre in 1957.
Murder Once Removed (1971), a thriller starring John Forsythe, Richard Kiley, and Barbara Bain. Barbara Bain and Campanella had worked together on a couple of Mission: Impossible episodes in the late 60s, and a few years later, John Forsythe and Joseph Campanella starred in another TV movie, Terror on the 40th Floor (1974), with Bob Hastings (Campanella's co-star in 1969's movie Any Second Now)
And Then They Forgot God (1971), a sci-fi drama with Adam West and Beverly Garland; this was Campanella's first television appearance with Beverly Garland.
You'll Never See Me Again (1973), a mystery with David Hartman, Jess Walton, George Murdock (Banacek), and Ben Gazzara. Campanella had guest-starred on Ben Gazzara's 1960's series Run For Your Life, and worked with David Hartman on The Virginian.
The President's Plane is Missing (1973), starring Buddy Ebsen (Barnaby Jones), Rip Torn, and Dabney Coleman.
In 1974 alone, a now 50+ Joseph Campanella appeared in 10 television and film projects. This frantic pace of work continued throughout the remainder of the 1970's and 1980's.
He appeared in 2 TV thrillers with Stefanie Powers - Skyway to Death (1974) with Bobby Sherman, Tige Andrews (The Mod Squad), and John Astin; and Sky Heist (1975) with Larry Wilcox and Shelley Fabares.
Angie Dickinson and Joseph Campanella worked together twice, beginning when he guest-starred on a 1974 episode of Police Story with Dickinson, Bert Convy, and Cesare Danova;. Campanella then guest-starred on Angie Dickinson's series Police Woman in 1976, in an episode with Brooke Adams and Earl Holliman.
Joseph Campanella and Beverly Garland were reunited in the TV movie Unwed Father (1974). Their co-stars in Unwed Father included Kay Lenz, Joseph Bottoms, Willie Aames, and Richard Gilliland.
Campanella's Canadian baby boomer fans may remember him best as the host of the educational series Science International / What Will They Think of Next?, from 1976-1979.
Made-for-TV movies of note for Joseph Campanella's baby boomer fans during the 1970's included:
Hit Lady (1974), a TV thriller starring Yvette Mimieux and Clu Gulager.
Mission to Glory: A True Story (1977), a western with Ricardo Montalban. The following year Joseph Campanella guest-starred on Ricardo Montalban's series Fantasy Island, in the star-studded Return to Fantasy Island episode with Adrienne Barbeau, George Chakiris, Joseph Cotton, Pat Crowley, George Maharis, France Nuyen, and Karen Valentine.
Ring of Passion (1978), a TV drama co-starring with Stephen Macht and Britt Ekland.
From 1976-1982, Joseph Campanella had a recurring role as Ann Romano's (Bonnie Franklin) ex-husband Ed Cooper on One Day at a Time. On One Day at a Time his other costars were Richard Masur, Shelley Fabares, Boyd Gaines. Valerie Bertinelli and Mackenzie Phillips played his children on the series. Shelley Fabares and Campanella had co-starred in the 1975 movie Sky Heist.
In this scene from One Day at a Time, Joseph Campanella (as Ed Cooper) walks Valerie Bertinelli (as daughter Barbara Cooper), down the aisle at her wedding.
Joseph Campanella remained a popular guest star on television series, and his baby boomer and senior citizen fans might recall seeing him on episodes of Vega$, Trapper John, M.D., Hotel, The Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote, Dallas, and 21 Jump Street. He also appeared on episodes of:
Petrocelli, starring Barry Newman, with Susan Howard and Rose Marie.
Barbary Coast starring William Shatner and Doug McClure. He had worked with both actors before, when he appeared on Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law with William Shatner; and with Doug McClure when he had guest-starred on The Virginian in the 1960's.
Matt Helm, starring Anthony Franciosa, with Juliet Mills and Bert Convy.
Greatest Heroes of the Bible, a 2-part episode called The Story of Moses in 1978. Campanella played Pharaoh and his co-stars included Julie Adams, Lloyd Bochner, Ron Rifkin, and Peter Mark Richman. He had worked with Lloyd Bochner previously, when they were on the same episode of Insight during the late 1960's.
The sci-fi feature film Meteor (1979) saw Joseph Campanella starring in a thriller with Sean Connery, Natalie Wood, Karl Malden, Brian Keith, Martin Landau, and Henry Fonda. Meteor reunited stars Henry Fonda and Joseph Campanella, who had been on Broadway in A Gift of Time 17 years earlier, in 1962.
Movies of note for Joseph Campanella in the 1980's include:
Defiance (1980) starring Jan-Michael Vincent, Theresa Saldana, Danny Aiello, and Art Carney (The Honeymooners). Campanella later guest-starred on Jan-Michael Vincent's series Airwolf in 1984.
Hangar 18 (1980), a sci-fi thriller starring Darren McGavin, Robert Vaughn, Gary Collins, Philip Abbott and Pamela Bellwood. Robert Vaughn and Joseph Campanella co-starred again in The WWII drama Veliki transport (1983) with James Franciscus (Longstreet) and Steve Railsback.
My Body, My Child (1982), a TV drama starring Vanessa Redgrave, Jack Albertson, James Naughton, and future Sex and the City co-stars Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon. Jack Albertson and Joseph Campanella had both appeared in the TV movie A Clear and Present Danger in 1970.
Next: Joseph Campanella, Part 2: The Colbys to The Bold and the Beautiful (1986-2016)
Updated May 2017: Correction of dates for Joseph Campanella on Mannix.
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Jerry November 1st, 2017 at 1:51pm
Mr. Joseph Campanella (aka. Lew Wickersham)
I have been enjoying the Mannix series for the past few months... (AGAIN)
I enjoyed your character Lew for the past few weeks, to the point that I am now searching for other shows/movies you are in so I can enjoy them... Thanks again for your contributions to the entertainment industry.
If you are ever in the Dallas area swing by for a BBQ.
As a father of eight (and a Catholic too) I will lay out the red carpet for you and your family...
Helen mays August 6th, 2017 at 1:46am
I wish I could meet them. I love them both.
...........Helen Mays
Rachael August 3rd, 2017 at 1:09am
Me too! That's why I looked him up. 7 boys! I hope she got some granddaughters!
Amy Leddy June 5th, 2017 at 9:47am
Thanks so much for the wonderful information! Love the shows, movies. and actors from the 50's-70s.
GeeTee April 6th, 2017 at 2:28pm
Just looked up Joe Campanella after watching Tattletales too! I wondered if their baby was a girl LOL!
Helen Mays April 5th, 2017 at 9:53pm
Love the article. Just watched Tattletales with Joe and his wife. What a delightful couple. Thank you for the article.
Senior City Admin January 27th, 2017 at 7:11am
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Sue Martin January 27th, 2017 at 3:07am
Hello Anita,
Thanks so much for your entertaining, and thorough writing style!!
I was looking for some bio info on actor Joseph Campanella, and I came across your "Senior City" write-up on him!!
Tho I JUST found your site tonight, and SO FAR only searched info on Mr. Campanella, It's Great to see & read such a wealth of information on him and his career, and and in turn, cool info on loads of other actors & actresses that worked with him!!
I'm 54, but I'm Really an "old soul," especially on the topic of Entertainment, Films, T.V., and Music!!
When reading Mr. Campanella's bio, I was fondly remembering those stars, movies, & T.V. shows, that I watched as a kid with my parents, grandparents, or just by myself!!! Of course Some of those shows were before my time, but Luckily, All the Great Media Sites, and "Nostalgic T.V." Channels, (i.e.: TCM, YouTube, MeTV, Etc.!!), that we have now, just about anybody Has the advantage to see ALMOST EVERYONE, and EVERYTHING that was ever on the Big or Small screens!!!
Although Many of the Programs & Films Of the Past Few Decades ARE PRETTY GREAT, and Of Course SO MANY of Our Current Film (& Television), Actors ARE Pretty Terrific,...THERE DEFINITELY WILL NEVER BE ANYTHING LIKE SOME OF THOSE COOL SHOWS, HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL FILMS,....AND ESPECIALLY THE AWESOME, & WONDERFUL STARS THOSE "GOLDEN YEARS!!"
Thanks Again for including ALL of this AWESOME Info on "Senior City!!"
I'll be sure to check-in when I'm researching, searching, or just looking for favorite entertainment topics or Great stars of yesteryear!!


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Central Nova MP Sean Fraser: Don't change Boat Harbour Act
by Jennifer Henderson November 28, 2019 October 20, 2022
Central Nova MP Sean Fraser
Even if Northern Pulp's controversial new effluent treatment plant gets the green light from the Nova Scotia Department of Environment next month — a decision less likely after concerns voiced to the province by five federal departments have been made public — it looks next to impossible for the replacement for Boat Harbour to proceed in anything less than two years.
Central Nova Member of Parliament Sean Fraser estimates that's the minimum length of time it would take Paper Excellence Canada — which owns Northern Pulp — to file the paperwork to satisfy federal regulations that would allow a pipeline carrying treated effluent to cross 20 wetlands inhabited with wildlife before being laid on the bottom of the Northumberland Strait.
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The sea-floor is technically the property of Public Services Procurement Canada. PSPC is the lead department that will determine if there are significant adverse environmental impacts associated with the pipe project, including its impact on lobster and fish.
If PSPC finds adverse impacts are unlikely, the project goes ahead. If PSPC finds impacts are likely, the decision on whether to accept the plant gets kicked upstairs to Prime Minister Trudeau and the Cabinet.
"Long story short, there certainly will be a significant form of federal oversight on the project," said Fraser, reached in Ottawa yesterday. "The only question is whether an agency-led assessment is required to adequately assess those impacts."
Under Section 82 of the newly-minted Impact Assessment Act, Fraser said several federal departments have responsibilities related to the new effluent treatment plant even if the province approves the project with conditions. In the event the province rejects the facility outright, the federal process would stop because there would be nothing left to regulate.
There is also another separate "stream" or level of federal oversight which is currently alive in Ottawa. Under the Impact Assessment Act which replaced the former Canadian Environmental Assessment Act last August, there are new criteria which could trigger a full review with timelines stretching upwards of two years. Those changes include a project's impact on "the health and wellbeing of aboriginal people" as well as the "cumulative impact" on climate change.
Last September, Environment Climate Change Canada Minister Catherine McKenna asked officials within that department for a recommendation on whether Boat Harbour should be designated for a review led by the Impact Assessment Agency (formerly CEAA). Sean Fraser was the Parliamentary Secretary to McKenna. Fraser said the newly appointed ECCC Minister, Jonathan Wilkinson, has written to Pictou Landing Chief Andrea Paul promising a decision on a federal assessment by December 20, 2019. That's three days after Nova Scotia Environment Minister Gordon Wilson must reveal whether Northern Pulp has satisfied concerns that have pitted fishermen against foresters across the province.
In 2014, the McNeil government passed a law that said the 50-year-old toxic site that is Boat Harbour must close by January 31, 2020. The government is under pressure from Northern Pulp and forestry interests to change the law to extend the deadline to allow the mill more time to comply with regulations, even though the mill could have engaged in the process five years ago.
Sean Fraser said he knows what he would do if it were his decision.
"If I were in the premier's shoes and I had made the commitment to Chief Paul and the Pictou First Landing, I would honour the commitment I made, including the date," said the federal MP for the Central Nova riding where Northern Pulp is a major employer.
"In light of the most recent feedback from the federal government that pointed to some very serious shortcomings that would take a significant amount of time to accommodate, I'm not certain what length of an extension would be needed to satisfy the number of obstacles which need to be cleared."
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scott adamson says:
Thank you to the Examiner for keeping this front and center. Sean Fraser ,as a novice MP, walked right into this maelstrom. As a second term MP he seems to have galvanized his view of whether or not a pipe in the Strait of Northumberland is a gamble or simply a matter of compliance (alleged or otherwise) to federal regulations. Given the plethora of input from a variety of perspectives, he apparently has all the data that he needed to arrive at the conclusion he has. Apparently, several federal departments have given this matter their careful attention too- good on 'em.
To steal the phrasing from a ubiquitous sign posted around the province- "Nova Scotia needs"… I would complete with "…such careful analysis of what NP is proposing ". Such careful analysis has been done and not by "so-called scientists" but by actual federal government scientists who are no longer living in the era of being muzzled.
I'll add that the submissions from people whose expertise is in the marine environment- those that were posted on the FONS webpage- were informative and helpful.
George Turner says:
There are apparently no penalties under the BHA if NP continues polluting BH after Jan. 31, 2020. NP is apparently playing a game of "chicken" with NS and the feds. Given the history since 1967 I think NP has a good chance at the governments blinking first
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The Lady (2011)
The Lady DVD and Blu-ray release date was set for October 2, 2012.
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Genre(s): Drama
Jonathan Raggett
Jonathan Woodhouse
Susan Wooldridge
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Guy Barwell
Sahajak Boonthanakit
Antony Hickling
Virginie Besson-Silla
Andy Harries
When Aung San Suu Kyi is only two years old, her father is assassinated by a group of rebels after leading Burma to freedom in 1947. Suu Kyi flees to England as a young woman and meets an Englishman, Michael Aris, who she marries. Her mother's declining health forces her to return to Burma in 1988 where she realizes two important facts: her father's long-remembered impact and the corruption running rampant in the Burmese government. Buoyed by the supporters who remember her patriotic father, she stays in Burma and works toward political reform. She initiates her own political party and wins the general election in Burma in 1990, but she is put under house arrest by rebels and separated from her husband and family for more than a decade. In the end she wins the Nobel Peace Prize.
Release Date October 2, 2012


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New dean Faculty of Agriculture
Posted on October 25, 2009 by The Editor
Outgoing Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Prof. C. K. Njoroge (right) welcomes the new Dean, Prof. Kamau Ngamau (left), to the same Faculty.
Prof. Kamau Ngamau has been declared the new Dean, Faculty of Agriculture. This was announced during a ceremony held this morning at the university's old boardroom after Prof. Ngamau went unopposed and becomes the first candidate from the department of horticulture to hold this position. He takes over from Prof. Charles Njoroge who has steered the faculty for the last four years. Speaking during the ceremony, the outgoing dean, Prof. Njoroge, expressed his confidence in the continuity and improvement of the faculty under the new leadership.
In his acceptance speech, Prof. Ngamau said that luck was on his side as he will not have to spend his time trying to reconcile differences with defeated candidates after competitive campaigns which are often characterized by hostility. He pledged his commitment to the growth of the faculty through repackaging of the existing and introduction of new programs. 'Agriculture plays a critical role in our economy and to effectively contribute in the agricultural sector, we must re-invent our agriculture programs', he said.
Prof. Ngamau has served the faculty in other capacities as Chairman in the department of Horticulture, and has also served as an associate dean in the faculty. Before this appointment, he was at the helm of the Board of Postgraduate Studies as director a position he has held for a period of 4 years.
Prof Ngamau holds Ph.D. in Floriculture from the University of Hannover, Germany which he obtained in 1999. He also holds Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Master of Science in Horiculture.


Coleman Talley LLP is partnering with the City of Valdosta and the Georgia Heirs Property Law Center to host an Heirs Property Prevention and Wills Clinic on Saturday, April 27 from 9:00am-3:00pm. Volunteer attorneys will be preparing simple wills at no cost to participants. In order to participate in the clinic, you must be a City of Valdosta resident, meet certain income qualifications, and complete an estate planning packet by Friday, April 5th. Registration materials and estate planning questionnaires are available at Valdosta City Hall in the Neighborhood Development Office. For more information and to register for the clinic, contact Teresa Moore at tmoore@gaheirsproperty.org or (470) 230-9831.


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This university would rather give up $3 million than destroy its LGBT students group
Josh Jackman July 20, 2017
A Christian university has turned down $3 million in funding from a religious group which came on condition of shutting down an LGBT students group.
Samford University, which was founded by Alabama Baptists, rejected the hefty annual donation from the Alabama Baptist State Convention.
The university has seemingly chosen to support Samford Together, a group in which students can discuss topics relating to sexual orientation and gender identity, over the Christian group.
The Alabama Baptists had threatened to withdraw its contribution if when considering Samford Together, the university's authorities "decide not to deny permanent recognition and revoke its provisional status".
Instead of waiting to see if this threat would be fulfilled, Samford has preemptively rejected the donation.
Samford's president, Andrew Westmoreland, said in a statement announcing the decision that all students must be respected.
"Our actions at Samford, irrespective of financial considerations, must demonstrate fidelity to God's truth, abiding compassion and respect for all people, and solidarity with the timeless ideals of a strong university."
After the university gave provisional status to Stamford Together in April, the Baptist group's representatives John Thweatt and Rick Lance expressed their anti-LGBT views.
"We are saddened by this decision, which provides recognition for an agenda that we believe to be contrary to Scripture," they said, according to news site Inside Higher Ed.
"We strongly believe that the Old Testament and New Testament each speak unequivocally against homosexuality.
"When addressing same-gender sexual relationships, the Bible without exception never affirms such behavior as an approved lifestyle."
After the university's refusal, Shane Windmeyer, executive director of Campus Pride – a national LGBT group for students, said Westmoreland's move to "stand up" to the Baptist group was brave.
"The decision shows a great deal of courage to tell the [convention]: 'Well, take your money, we're going to do what we need to do on our campus'," he said.
"If Samford wants to be seen as inclusive, safe and accepting, then they should allow this group to exist.
"Are they the worst of the worst? Well, it sounds like the president is willing to stand up and say, 'You know what, we're not going to take the money.'"
The university's annual budget is around $166 million.
Earlier this year, Alabama passed a law permitting anti-LGBT discrimination in adoption cases.
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bowing to the movie gods
What "Pretty In Pink" taught me about friendship and love
Michele Bird
If you're a longtime John Hughes fan like myself, Pretty In Pink's 30th anniversary is something on your radar. Pretty In Pink was originally released on Feb. 28, 1986. The iconic film has easily become a classic over the last three decades touching the hearts of any hopeless romantic.
Back in my early teen years, Pretty In Pink was introduced to me by one of my best friends. She had been obsessed with 1980s films, specifically from the Brat Pack era, and passed that love onto me. We had countless sleepovers dedicated to John Hughes flicks ranging from The Breakfast Club to Sixteen Candles. I easily fell in love with the witty characters, romantic plotlines, and coming-of-age stories.
While many years have passed since I first saw the film, Pretty In Pink still holds a special spot in my heart. No matter if you're rooting for Duckie or Blane to end up with the girl, the film is relatable to everyone in some fashion. There are tales of love, heartbreak, and true friendship all bundled into one. After watching the film as a teen and now re-watching it as an adult, all of the lessons still remain true.
Don't be afraid to stay true to yourself
One of the best things about Andie (Molly Ringwald) is how unique and true to herself she is. Her character doesn't care about the hottest fashion trends at the mall or what the popular crowd is doing on Friday nights. Andie chooses to surround herself with a tightknit circle of friends, designs her own clothing, and doesn't let anyone walk all over her. While Blane's group of friends may not accept Andie, she fully embraces who she is and doesn't let any negativity from others rule her life.
Romantic gestures come big and small
Pretty In Pink is full of romantic gestures from the two leading men Blane (Andrew McCarthy) and Duckie (Jon Cryer). Duckie is the prime example of a hopeless romantic who wears his heart on his sleeve. He tries any and everything in his attempt to sweep Andie off her feet. While he's not always smooth when trying to impress, Duckie sure is adorable during his rendition of Otis Redding's "Try A Little Tenderness." Every great love movie has a scene with a serenade and that's no exception with Pretty In Pink. For a romantic gesture on the smaller scale, it's a simple smile from Blane as he first enters Trax that leaves Andie with butterflies in her stomach. Oh, the joy of being young and in love.
Moving on is hard to do
The same thing goes for breaking up. Andie's father is struggling with moving on after his wife had walked out on the family three years ago. He's trying his best to put a good face on, but recovering from a tragic heartbreak doesn't always happen overnight. Andie tries her best to be there for her father because they know they only have each other to rely on. Duckie also faces heartbreak after Andie chooses to go on a date with Blane. Ultimately, he has to come to terms with the fact Andie will never have feelings for him outside of the friendzone. Getting over a crush is never easy – especially when they also happen to be your best friend.
Always stay strong even when the going gets tough
One of the most unforgettable scenes in the film is when Andie chooses to attend the prom despite the heartbreak she was experiencing from Blane. Andie is truly resilient in this scene because she wanted everyone to know that they didn't break her in the end. While things won't always go perfectly as planned, putting your best foot forward and having the love and support of those you care about most makes all the difference in getting through a difficult time.
Money doesn't buy you everything
One of the main themes in the movie is the fact Andie and Blane come from two different financial backgrounds. The hostility Andie endures from Blane's group of friends causes strife between the two lovebirds. At one point in the film, Blane confronts his friend Steff (James Spader) about the fact his money couldn't buy Andie. While money will always be able to provide access to material things, it won't give you the comfort and security of being loved.
Relationships may come and go, best friends are forever
It's safe to say Andie and Duckie's friendship is the definition of goals. No matter the circumstances they are always unconditionally there for one another. When Andie nervously arrives at the prom alone, she ends up seeing Duckie waiting and they enter the dance together. Despite Duckie getting his heart broken, he doesn't let that get in the way of his close friendship with Andie. He continues to support Andie and prove their friendship will always remain strong no matter what they are facing. Having a friend who sticks around in good and bad times is one you should never let go of.
Love is a tad complicated for all of the characters in Pretty In Pink. Anyone who has been in a relationship understands it's tough to put yourself out there in fear of heartbreak or rejection. Knowing the honest truth about whether or not your crush feels the same way for you will always outweigh the regret you'd feel if you left it as "what if?" Following your heart and putting your love on the line could leave you with the happily ever after you've always dreamed of. If not, there's always a new door on the horizon that you may have never expected in the first place.
By Michele Bird
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Two men were injured today when the boom of a truck mounted lift buckled at platformers Days in Germany.
The incident occurred this morning when the top boom of a CTE MP32:19 was fully extended and the telescopic jib partially extended, the mid section buckled close to the base section. The platform did not reach the ground, but came to rest against a spider lift and we understand that the two, one in his 50s and the other in his 60s were wearing harnesses and appropriate lanyards, which may well have saved their lives.
They were in a stable condition and both talking, although one of them sustained slightly more serious injuries than the other. They were airlifted to a local hospital. On the more positive side both men are alive and coherent and may well have escaped with lacerations and bruising, it could so easily have been so much worse, with fatalities and passing pedestrians involved.
The organisers have decided not to close the event, which finishes later, today on the recommendations of the authorities and safety advisors.
We sincerely hope that both men make a quick and full recovery, and sympathy must also go to the CTE/France Elevateur team manning the stand, they will clearly be suffering as well, from what is a very traumatic occurrence.
Sunday ...We have had the good news that both men have been discharged from hospital and are OK.
CTE S.p.A. informs its Customers and the Market that the causes of the incident occurred during Platformers' Days 2018 Show on the France Elevateur Deutschland Stand are to be attributed to an incorrect and non-agreed use of the prototype CTE MP 32.19, by a non CTE S.p.A. authorized operator, and not imputable to defects in the design or production of the platform.
As already known, the two operators which were in the basket suffered only minor injuries and were discharged quickly from Hospital.
The truck-mounted platform CTE MP 32.19, as well as all the other aerial platforms designed and produced by CTE S.p.A. over the last thirty years with the brands ZED, B-LIFT and TRACCESS, have been designed to meet the strictest international design and safety standards for work at height"
We all at CTE SpA are very close to the people involved in the accident occured during Platformers' Days, which fortunately report only slight injuries. In these hours, together with our German dealer France Elevateur Deutschland, we are collaborating with the Public Authorities investigating the case. More details will follow soon.
Is there not some dodgy steel on the market.well known steelmaker and construction machine manufacturer admitted they falsified documents claiming steel was stronger than it actually was.
how could this happen? new machine being used well within tolerances. Scary to say the least, CTE have some very serious questions to answer. How many machines of this type have been shipped?


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This internet freedom fighter was on the edge, he was ahead of everybody else and that's just not a comfortable place to be.
* For the two of you that might not know, Swartz was a programming prodigy who helped create RSS and Creative Commons, and he co-founded Reddit. After selling Reddit to Condé Nast, Swartz turned his attention to political organizing, becoming a popular Internet activist.
* In 2013, Swartz took his own life after the U.S. Department of Justice charged him with two counts of wire fraud and 11 violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
* Brian Knappenberger, a documentary filmmaker who is behind a new film about Swartz's life called The Internet's Own Boy. Knappenberger produced and directed the 2012 documentary We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists and has produced documentaries for Bloomberg, Frontline, and PBS.
The Internet's Own Boy is available for download and is in selected theaters June 27, 2014.


We are a culture that fills our every moment. If not already entertained, we rush to create our own entertainment, plugging music into our ears, flicking screens before our eyes, or engaging in meaningless conversation just so we can appear important or connected. We dislike standing alone. It is as if we are terrified of our own internal uninhabited places where we might crash into loneliness and spiral into irreparable brokenness – in the stillness of our own breathing, silence roars and fragile self-images shatter.
Solitude is a simple treasure, and one that is often under-appreciated and seldom explored. We don't like to set aside time to just 'be.' Parker Palmer, once a teacher and now a spiritual writer, says the soul is like a wild beast – it will not show up because we go thundering through the brush demanding that it reveal itself. Rather, the soul will watch and wait as we sit patiently under a tree, reading, pretending not to care. It will approach then, curious, nudging around the edges of our humanity, waiting to be noticed and looking to notice us as much as we are seeking to notice it. In the stillness, we will find ourselves.
We owe it to ourselves, and certainly to the generations that follow us, to know ourselves deeply, and to enjoy the company we keep in quiet moments. Today, take time to be. Learn something new about yourself today – something surprising and delightful.


The collective and allusive "they", say It takes somewhere between 11-21 days to change a habit. So what happens if we went way beyond that? What if we pushed far beyond what habitual changing behavior requires, and empowered ourselves every single day, for 30 straight days? How might this change your life? I know what you're thinking, every 30 day challenge gives some sort of life-changing promise. Here's the thing though, this is not a challenge connected to a promise and a result granted by me. The game changer is YOU.
You have the power to take control of your own life, and that my dear friends, is the power behind this challenge. For you to see that you are your own healer, and sometimes it just takes a little support from those around us, a boost in our own inner confidence to make that change you've always been wanting.
So here it is - the 30 Day Breathwork Journey. Right here, right now, make a pact to yourself to commit to doing breathwork once a day, everyday, to commit to the exercises, once a day, everyday for 30 days. And most of all, commit to bringing that big open-mind, and that big open-heart of yours every single day.
Then... watch your life change.


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About the University of Copenhagen
Kubulus Alumni
Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen is not only Denmark's oldest university, but also one of the oldest in Northern Europe. Its location in the capital city makes the University's development, key people and events part of the history of Denmark. Read more about the history of The University of Copenhagen
Read about the University's historical figures, prizes, organisation and buildings on the website for
the history of The University (in Danish)
Or search directly on the topics in
The University encyclopaedia (in Danish)
Among the University's renowned, historical scholars are
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601), astronomy
Ole Worm (1588-1654), medicine
Ludvig Holberg (1684-1754), metaphysics, rhetoric and history
Hans Christian Ørsted (1777-1851), physics
Georg Brandes (1842-1927), aesthetics
Niels Finsen (1860-1904), Nobel Laureate in Medicine, 1903
Johannes Fibiger (1867-1928), Nobel Laureate in Medicine, 1926
August Krogh (1874-1949), Nobel Laureate in Medicine, 1920
Niels Bohr (1885-1962), Nobel Laureate in Physics, 1922
Inge Lehmann (1888-1993), seismologist
Read the book about the history of the University of Copenhagen.
Important dates in the history of the University
Pope Martin V grants Erik of Pomerania permission to set up a Danish university, albeit without a Faculty of Theology. For various reasons, the plans do not come to realisation.
In 1474-75, Christian I and Queen Dorothea journeyed to Rome. On the basis of the Queen's efforts in particular, Pope Sixtus IV subsequently issued a bull on 19 June 1475, granting permission to establish a university in Denmark.
After thorough preparations, the University of Copenhagen is inaugurated at a ceremony in the Church of Our Lady, 1 June 1479. The University opens with the traditional medieval faculties of theology, law, medicine and philosophy.
The University Library is founded when the Vice-Chancellor, Peter Albertsen, donates a considerable number of books, the first of several subsequent donations.
The University ceases to function during the civil war known as "the Count's Feud".
With the Reformation in 1536, the Lutheran Evangelical Church is established as the national church of Denmark and Norway at the recess of 30 October 1536. The University of Copenhagen is accorded responsibility for training the Danish and Norwegian clergy.
The University resumes its activities in the Church of Our Lady. It takes over the sizeable residence of the Bishop of Zealand, which stands opposite the church.
The extremely comprehensive University Charter of 10 June 1539 sets the frameworks that will form the basis for the activities of the University for the next 200 years. Fifteen permanent chairs are established, all in traditional medieval subjects. At the same time, a major estate and other sources of revenue are conferred upon the University.
The Rector, deans and tenured lecturers are constituted as the Senate. This body retains ultimate responsibility for management of the University for the next 400 years.
Frederik II founds Kommunitetet, a major scholarship foundation, on 25 June 1569. The foundation serves two meals a day at the University - initially to 100 students, later 120. Four scholarships are also set up for trips abroad, which would have major significance for the future education of the University's professors.
Frederik II bestows a new estate upon the University, 11 September 1571.
Christian IV sets up the Collegium Regium, colloquially known as Regensen, which provides housing for the 120 students who receive the Kommunitet scholarship.
Ole Worm founds his Museum Wormianum, a collection of natural history, archaeological and ethnographic objects, which became Denmark's first systematically assembled museum collection for academic study purposes.
In an addendum to the University Charter, Christian IV introduces several important reforms and establishes new chairs, 18 May 1621.
Christian IV expands the University's estates and creates two new professorships.
A new professor in history and geography constitutes the first enduring addition to the University's academic range since the Middle Ages.
The University's new observatory opens in the Round Tower.
Thomas Bartholin publishes his discovery of the lymphatic system.
The University Library is relocated to the room above the new Trinity Church behind the Round Tower.
On the anniversary of the founding of the University (1 June), Trinity Church is inaugurated as the University church. The University Library is relocated to the space above the hall of the church.
Frederik III founds the Royal Library.
In his two theses, Niels Stensen establishes the modern science of geology.
Ole Rømer presents his discovery of the speed of light to the Académie Royale in Paris, 21 November 1676.
The University's first actual Master's degree in Theology is introduced in August 1707.
The catastrophic fire of 20-23 October 1728, which demolished more than 60% of Copenhagen to the ground, has a devastating impact on the University. The damage inflicted on the Library is particularly disastrous, with many Danish medieval history sources going up in smoke.
The new Charter implements a number of necessary reforms, 31 March 1732.
A proper Master's degree in Law and a more modest degree in Danish for lower-level legal officials are introduced in February 1736. For the first time, Danish law becomes a university subject.
On the initiative of Professor Hans Gram (History), the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters is founded on 13 November 1742.
The new and extremely comprehensive University Charter of 7 May 1788 forms the basis for the University's activities for the next 200 years. The main emphasis is on the University's role as an educational institution. One tangible outcome is the new Master's degree in each faculty (Master of Theology, Law, Medicine, etc.).
The British Bombardment of 2-5 September 1807 reduces more than half of the University's buildings to rubble.
City architect Peter Malling is entrusted with the task of designing a new University building to replace the one that burned down in 1807. After lengthy negotiations between the government and the University, building work commences in 1829. This marks the start of a building programme that would provide the University of Copenhagen with modern buildings throughout the 19th century. The programme has continued ever since, with increasing intensity.
Professor Hans Christian Ørsted (Physics) publishes his discovery of electromagnetism.
The Polytechnic College is set up by H.C. Ørsted, who serves as its first director.
The University's new main building is inaugurated on 13 October 1839.
The Academy of Surgeons and the Faculty of Medicine merge to form the Faculty of Medical Science.
With the introduction of a degree in political science (economics), the Faculty of Law becomes the Faculty of Law and Political Science.
The sciences are separated from the Faculty of Philosophy to form an independent faculty for mathematics and science.
Architect Daniel Herholt's groundbreaking building in Fiolstræde is taken into service by the Library. After two years of work, architect Christian Hansen completes a new observatory on the former city ramparts.
Christian Hansen completes the construction of the University's new zoological museum on Krystalgade..
The University's new Botanic Gardens are planted on the old ramparts.
The first female student, Nielsine Nielsen, is enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine.
The University's Geology Museum opens on the corner of Ø. Voldgade and Sølvgade.
Titular Professor of Medicine, Niels Finsen, is awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
Professor of Physiology August Krogh is awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology, and starts Danish production of insulin.
Niels Bohr, Professor of Theoretical Physics, is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
Professor of Pathological Anatomy Johannes Fibiger is awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
During the German occupation of Denmark, the University manages to hold most of its classes and conduct research. Several teachers and students play an active role in the resistance.
George de Hevesy receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
After steady growth, the number of students rise to approx. 6,000, a figure that quadruples over the next decade.
Students demonstrate against poor study conditions at the University, and against what they see as old-fashioned and undemocratic governance. The government initiates a reform process, which in 1970, for the first time, leads to an Act governing the universities in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense. One outcome is unprecedented, decentralised and democratic autonomy, which enables non-professorial lecturers and students to influence the way their institutions are run.
The University Act is amended, e.g. to provide non-academic staff with a voice at management level. The Act is also extended to cover all Danish universities. The Faculty of Legal and Political Science is renamed the Faculty of Social Sciences. The Faculty of Philosophy becomes the Faculty of Humanities. The Faculty of Mathematics and Science becomes the Faculty of Science.
Professors Aage Bohr and Ben Mottelson are awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
Numerus clausus, which was introduced for medicine in 1976, is extended to all higher education.
A new amendment to the University Act strengthens the executive management and restricts staff and student influence. The Copenhagen School of Dentistry and the Faculty of Medicine are incorporated into the Faculty of Health Sciences.
The subject Law leaves the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Law is established.
Denmark's College of Physical Education becomes part of the Faculty of Science, as the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences.
A new University Act represents a significant break with the previous form of governance. The elected Senate is abolished and replaced by a board with a majority of external members and only modest representation for staff and students. Elected figures are replaced by appointees at all levels.
The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University and the Danish University of Pharmaceutical Sciences are incorporated into the University of Copenhagen as the Faculty of Life Sciences and Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, respectively.
Four of the University's eight faculties (Faculty of Science, Faculty of Life Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences and faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences) merge into two large faculties: The new faculty of Science and the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.
The third and last building project at South Campus is taken into use by the Faculties of Law and Theology, which both vacate their historical locations in the city centre.
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"""
Test code for 'display' widget used by Morse Trainer.
"""

import sys
from display import Display
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import (QApplication, QWidget, QHBoxLayout,
                             QVBoxLayout, QPushButton)

class DisplayExample(QWidget):
    """Application to demonstrate the Morse Trainer 'display' widget."""

    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.initUI()

    def initUI(self):
        self.display = Display()
        left_button = QPushButton('Left ⬅', self)
        right_button = QPushButton('Right ➡', self)

        hbox1 = QHBoxLayout()
        hbox1.addWidget(self.display)

        hbox2 = QHBoxLayout()
        hbox2.addWidget(left_button)
        hbox2.addWidget(right_button)

        vbox = QVBoxLayout()
        vbox.addLayout(hbox1)
        vbox.addLayout(hbox2)
        self.setLayout(vbox)

        left_button.clicked.connect(self.leftButtonClicked)
        right_button.clicked.connect(self.rightButtonClicked)

        self.setGeometry(100, 100, 800, 200)
        self.setWindowTitle('Example of Display widget')
        self.show()

        # populate the display widget a bit
        for index in range(40):
            if index in (7, 21):
                self.display.insert_upper('U', fg=Display.AnsTextBadColour)
            else:
                self.display.insert_upper('U', fg=Display.AskTextColour)

        for index in range(39):
            if index in (5, 19):
                self.display.insert_lower('L', fg=Display.AnsTextBadColour)
            else:
                self.display.insert_lower('L', fg=Display.AnsTextGoodColour)

        self.display.set_highlight(39)

        # rely on index being tooltip ID
        self.display.set_tooltip(0, "Expected 'A', got 'N'\nweqweqwe")
        self.display.set_tooltip(5, 'Tooltip at index 5, '
                                     'rewyerewrewtrewtrewtrewtrewrtewi'
                                     'trewrewtrewtrewtrewtrewtrew')
        self.display.set_tooltip(19, "Expected 'A', got 'N'\n"
                                     "weqweqwe\nasdasdadasd\na\na\na\na\na")

    def leftButtonClicked(self):
        """Move highlight to the left, if possible."""

        index = self.display.get_highlight()
        if index is not None:
            index -= 1
            if index >= 0:
                self.display.set_highlight(index)

    def rightButtonClicked(self):
        """Clear display, reenter new test text.."""

        self.display.clear()

        for index in range(25):
            if index in (7, 21):
                self.display.insert_upper('1', fg=Display.AnsTextBadColour)
            else:
                self.display.insert_upper('1', fg=Display.AskTextColour)

        self.display.insert_upper(' ', fg=Display.AskTextColour)

        for index in range(24):
            if index in (5, 19):
                self.display.insert_lower('8', fg=Display.AnsTextBadColour)
            else:
                self.display.insert_lower('8', fg=Display.AnsTextGoodColour)

        self.display.set_highlight(10)

        # rely on index being tooltip ID
        self.display.set_tooltip(0, 'Tooltip at index 0')
        self.display.set_tooltip(5, 'Tooltip at index 5')
        self.display.set_tooltip(19, 'Tooltip at index 19')

app = QApplication(sys.argv)
ex = DisplayExample()
sys.exit(app.exec())


The last days in Vienna were stormy and the weather was awful. So this came through my mind: a Romanian tradition I forgot to keep this year which is choosing a "babă". Every year in February, you choose a day between the first and the ninth of March. According to tradition, the day you have chosen is representative for the whole year. Let's say the day is rainy, according to the same tradition, the whole year will be "rainy", meaning you won't have the best year. The opposite happens, if the day you have chosen is sunny. But what is the connection between this tradition and the Babele Complex?
The word "babă" in Romanian refers to an old woman or a hag. We also use it for the tradition described above. But there is a third reference also: a natural rock formation in the Bucegi mountains.
The tradition can be linked to another Romanian legend, the one of Dochia, an old and evil woman. Dochia made her daughter-in-law do all sorts of hard jobs. One day, one the first of March, Dochia sent her daughter-in-law to pick wild strawberries. So she wandered in the mountains until an old man (allegedly God) gave her some wild strawberries.
Seeing the fruits, Dochia decided to take her sheep up on the mountain, believing that the winter has already passed. And in the next nine days, she threw nine coats, one each day. But the weather changed and according to the legend, Dochia froze, together with her sheep and their ice figures transformed to stone, statues you can see today in the Bucegi Mountains.
Babele (the old women) is a rock platform formed at an altitude of 2,216 meters. The series of mushroom-shaped rock formations formed over time due to erosion from wind and rain. That is if you don't believe the legend of Dochia to be true.
The Sphinx, part of the Babele complex, has 8 m height and a 12 m width and watched from a certain angle, resembles a human figure. There is also an interesting coincidence: the Sphinx head from Giza has the same hight as the one from the Babele platform. Some people went too far with the legend, saying the Sphinx in Egypt is only a copy of the Romanian one. Other say, aliens formed this unusual rock shapes. There are some scientists that claim, the rocks were modeled by the Dacians, the Romanian ancestors and regard the Sphinx and the Babele complex as a sacred place.
It is not that important to believe in the legends or in the possibility of predicting the future through tradition and weather. The rock platform is unique and offers the visitors an amazing view. One should visit this platform in the summer. You can take the iconic cable car or, for the more adventurous, you can hike. Either way, the Babele Complex should be on your bucket list!


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Cross That Bridge
Signs posted at Mount Hope Bridge provide crucial resources for suicide prevention
Posted Tuesday, August 6, 2019 12:24 pm
Photo courtesy of Emily Spence
By Andrea McHugh
In 2015, the Rhode Island Department of Health identified communities across the state with recognized health disparities. They created Health Equity Zones (HEZ) to promote healthy lifestyles, assure healthy child development, and create environments where healthy choices are easier to make. And though the Town of Bristol has many social services and community-based organizations, it also faces a unique challenge: suicide prevention.
"The Mount Hope Bridge sees its share of persons attempting to and completing suicide, and we wanted to present local, close-to-home initiatives and solutions to help those in our community," says Lieutenant Steven St. Pierre of the Bristol Police Department.
Bristol's former Parks and Recreation Director Walter Burke initially proposed posting a suicide prevention resource sign at the Mount Hope Bridge. That proposal prompted the first meeting of the Bristol HEZ Suicide Prevention Group in the fall of 2017. "From that initial idea, the group began meeting regularly and wanted to do a more broad-based community approach to suicide prevention in addition to the sign," says Emily Spence, Bristol HEZ Coordinator.
Suicide and treatment for mental illness is a consistent problem in many towns that often goes unaddressed, notes Lieutenant St. Pierre, who works closely with the group. To open up the conversation and offer education, the Suicide Prevention Group has reached out to the community, young and old, in a myriad of ways, to spread their message, provide resources, and offer hope. They have distributed nearly 1,500 "Don't Give Up" bracelets, dispersed more than 200 "Don't Give Up" lawn signs, and have offered mental health first aid training — and that represents just some of their work. Then in May, the group's original mission was finally achieved when they saw two permanent signs mounted on either side of the bridge, each of which provide critical, life-saving resources to anyone in need of help, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
"It was challenging in the beginning, but after a series of meetings involving various stakeholders in the community, we were able to get the signs posted with the support of the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority (TBA)," says Emily. And this may be just the beginning, she adds, as RITBA considers the idea of the signs becoming a model in the state for other bridge communities.


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Hey Guys! Sorry it's been a while since i've posted. I am taking a couple weeks off before I head out on my Texas run. My family has been getting most of my attention lately, which is well spent time. I'll be posting video and pics from the road when I start out for Texas on June 15th. Till then, check the schedule and check Facebook for updates. See you down the road!


Proposed funding cuts to health services will mean Oamaru Hospital will get nearly $1.5 million less than it should this year, Waitaki District Health Services Ltd chairman George Berry says.
The Southern District Health Board (SDHB) recently announced a proposed 5% funding cut to rural hospital services, including the Waitaki District Health Services Ltd (WDHS) as part of its strategic plan.
Mr Berry said WDHS had sent a very detailed letter to the SDHB spelling out how the cuts will affect Oamaru Hospital's services, following a meeting two weeks ago.
PHOTO: RUBY HARFIELD – Waitaki District Health Services chief executive Robert Gonzales outside the Oamaru Hospital.


At least 99 people were killed and more were hospitalized in northern India, due to drinking toxic alcohol, urging action to be taken against illegal makers and distributors.
Reports of deaths in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand have begun to be broadcast over the last three days, and the police suspect the alcohol contains methanol.
Local-made algae are cheap and easy to buy, especially in rural India, and illegal liquor manufacturers and distributors often add methanol content into liquids for sale.
Methanol contains high levels of toxicity and is often used as anti-frozen substances, in addition to improving the resistance of the liquor.
However, if taken in large quantities, methanol can cause blindness, liver damage and death.
"A total of 59 people have been diagnosed with fever for taking alcohol containing toxic substances in Uttar Pradesh," police spokesman Shailendra Kumar Sharma said.
Meanwhile, in a nearby area, a senior police official said nine dead and 66 illegal drug makers have been arrested, while alcohol samples have been sent for laboratory analysis.
In Uttarakhand, the police confirmed 31 casualties and two suspected persons were booked for supply of alcohol.


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