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Our goal at ICL is to help families navigate the challenges of parenting and get the best care possible for their children and to help youth and young adults obtain the tools to build a successful future.
We offer a range of supportive services and residential programs through our mental health clinics, onsite in schools, in specialized residences, and in our highly regarded Family Resource Center for parents and caregivers of children with behavioral challenges.
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We offer a range of specialized assessment, evaluation and treatment services for children and youth struggling with behavioral and mental health challenges.
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ICL mental health professionals work with children, parents, and teachers to address behavioral and emotional issues.
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Richard Anemone, MA
Senior Vice-President, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)
Richard Anemone joined ICL in November 2019 to oversee the management and operations of ICL's IDD division that includes 12 small group residences funded by the New York State Office of People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). Richard has more than 30 years' experience in the mental health field working in various agencies in New York City and on Long island. He has worked with both adults and children with intellectual developmental disorders as well as psychiatric disorders in residential and day treatment programs, school settings, clinics and hospitals. He understands the complexities of serving this population having begun his career as a direct support, working his way up as both an administrator and clinician.
Richard has a Master's degree in psychology and licensed as a mental health counselor in New York State. In his private practice on Long island, Richard provides counseling as well as training, presentations and technical support to individuals, families, groups and organizations.
Gerardo Ramos, MSW, MA
Senior Vice President for Integrated Care and Family and Youth Services
Jerry Ramos oversees ICL's Integrated Care division that includes outpatient treatment programs, care coordination, young adult and family housing, outreach and case management, supported employment and the East New York Health Hub. He was promoted to this position in 2019 to provide oversight to ICL's newly opened Health Hub and to expand integrated care to more effectively address physical and behavioral health issues throughout the agency.
Jerry works in collaboration with five vice-presidents to ensure the effective delivery of a cluster of treatment and support services to individuals, families and children with mental health challenges or at risk of being homeless including the agency's renowned Family Resource Center. He came to ICL in 2015 after more than 19 years at FEGS (Federation Employment & Guidance Service). He last served as Associate Vice-President for Behavioral Health Residential, New Initiatives and Homeless, overseeing residential programs for people with serious mental illness, substance abuse and chronic health conditions and special employment programs for these populations.
Prior to FEGS, he worked for the New York City Department of Homeless Services and its Human Resources Administration, Adult Services Division. Jerry has a Masters in Social work from Hunter College and certifications in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Recovery and Smoking Cessation, and Special Investigations, among others. Jerry grew up in Puerto Rico. He moved to New York City in 1982 and speaking no English at the time, got his first job as a dishwasher at a Bronx hospital.
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Tekscape was the lead service provider strengthening ICL's cyber infrastructure when ransomware threatened the organization's ability to serve clients. Tekscape enabled us to quickly move into the Cloud and launch a robust remote working program. The pandemic hit soon after, making the remote program essential to those staff working almost fully remotely and to clients who never experienced an interruption of their care. We celebrate Tekscape for their dedication to our work and as a thought partner for all of ICL's cyber-based needs.
Volunteer Hero
Despite personal challenges throughout 2020, Mary's leadership and generosity inspired many to make the extra effort to support ICL in continuing to serve communities with the greatest need across New York City That was not new for Mary.
A dedicated member of the ICL board, Mary works tirelessly to connect people and institutions to ICL to cultivate support and awareness of our mission to help those with mental health challenges get better.
Jazette Taylor
Client Hero
An army veteran with a promising college career before mental health challenges became overwhelming, Jazzette was determined to return to a more stable, self-sufficient life. Thanks to her courage and determination and the support of her ICL team, Jazette made a remarkable transformation.
Today she volunteers at the ICL boutique, where she helps homeless women who have been through similar experiences work toward rebuilding their self-esteem. Through this work, she is building professional skills such as inventory management and customer service. Known for her generous spirit, Jazzette also helps homeless clients get the documents needed to move out of a shelter and into their own housing.
Jeanine Costley, DSW, LCSW-R
Senior Vice President for Transitional Services
Jeanine Costley provides clinical and administrative oversight for eight clinical programs including transitional shelters and community-based services for homeless or formerly homeless adults and families. All programs support clients transitioning from homelessness to independence through integrated mental and physical health services, trauma-informed and recovery- orientated services, with an intensive case management component. She began at ICL in 2011 as clinical director of Tillary Street Women' shelter; in 2020, Jeanine oversaw the opening of ICL's fourth and fifth shelters.
Prior to coming to ICL, Jeanine was a psychotherapist at Brooklyn Center for Psychotherapy; psychosocial coordinator at Doctors without Borders; and Clinical Director of Sanctuary for Families. She has worked with Safe Horizon, the Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation, and Urban Resource Institute Domestic Violence Shelter. Jeanine received a Doctorate in Clinical Social Work from New York University in 2018, her MSW from Columbia University School of Social Work, and Post Graduate Certificates in Fundamentals of Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT) and Advanced Trauma Studies and Treatment from Adelphi University and in Advanced Clinical Practice from New York University.
Jeanine is invited frequently as a trainer and guest lecturer on subjects including trauma-informed care for homeless women of color at NYU and Columbia University. At the 2018 Black and Puerto Rican Legislative Conference in Albany, she presented on "Mental and Physical Health Disparities in Communities of Color."
Victoria Pham, DO, MBA, FAPA, DFAACAP
Dr. Victoria Pham is a double-boarded physician who implements mission-driven improvements and evidence-based integrated care at the population level. In her experience at Change Healthcare, she collaborated with nearly 300 payer organizations and 5,000 hospital systems to solve systemic issues, particularly through utilization management, care coordination, claim analysis, behavioral health technology, and consulting engagements.
In addition, she is also currently an Assistant Professor at Columbia University, a consultant to the Office of Mental Health of New York State, and a peer reviewer at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Dr. Pham is board certified in Child &Adolescent Psychiatry and General Adult Psychiatry. She holds a medical degree from the Western University of Health Sciences and an MBA from Yale University.
Hao Wang, PhD
After obtaining a bachelor's and master's degrees in physics from Peking University, Hao Wang received a PhD from MIT and an MPA from Harvard University. He served as Vice President of the Research Foundation for the State University of New York, the country's largest university-related research foundation and Chief Information Officer of SUNY, its largest comprehensive university system.
Hao was partner/managing director of Accenture, responsible for their healthcare practice in Greater China. He served as deputy commissioner of the New York State Office of Mental Health and was group vice president of Kingmed Diagnostics (Guangzhou), one of the most successful private healthcare enterprises in China. Hao helped draft the industry standard for Personal Health Records for the US health insurance industry. He was an adjunct professor and director of mental health informatics at Columbia University.
Robert Gonzalez
Senior Vice President, Supportive Housing
Robert Gonzalez oversees services for clients across more than 1,500 apartments. He joined ICL in June 2021 from Acacia Network, where he served as Vice President for Transitional Housing, overseeing the day-to-day operations of all NYC Department of Homeless Services contracts and an annual revenue of approximately $111,000,000. In this role, Robert was responsible for more than 1,500 family and 900 single housing units over more than a dozen contracts, as well as providing temporary services for almost 700 individuals across six commercial hotels in Queens.
Robert's commitment to serving the people of New York over a stellar 19-year career in the public sector was never more evident than in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, when he worked tirelessly to help lead the effort to find housing for more than 20,000 people and their pets affected by the storm. Robert has received several leadership awards and been instrumental in helping the city monitor and track program performance across the entire shelter system.
Robert is fluent in Spanish, and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Empire State College.
Twiggy Rodriguez
Twiggy Rodriguez has more than twenty years of operational and executive management experience in healthcare. Most recently, she oversaw Total Quality Management for the Public Health Management Corporation, responsible for 350 programs in healthcare, social services, case management, and education, including the Public Health campus at Cedar, formerly known as Mercy Hospital in Philadelphia. Previously, Twiggy was Vice President of Primary Care at Acacia Network in the Bronx, where she used her long experience in integrated care delivery to address health disparities among the 16,000 FQHC patients in the areas of primary care, behavioral health, HIV/HEP C clinics, Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT), health home and care coordination.
Twiggy has also held key leadership roles at Mobile Health Management, a leading provider of occupational health serving more than 250,000 clients annually, and Columbia University's Student Health Services. As a consultant, she has provided business, content development, health promotion, and Electronic Health Record optimization for a variety of clients, including Union Community Health Center and the Embassy of Ecuador.
Twiggy's experience with accreditation and regulatory organizations includes the Joint Commission, Council of Accreditation (COA), Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) certification and sustainability activities as well as HRSA regulations, Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment (DSRIP), and NCQA standards. She holds a BA in Liberal Arts from the Instituto Tecnologico Superior de Estudios de Television (ITV), specialized in Healthcare Delivery at Harvard Business School's Executive Education program, studied Business Analytics at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Aresty Institute of Executive Education, and is a candidate of the Executive Business Excellence program at Berkeley University.
Jose Cotto
Senior Vice President, Residential Treatment
Appointed in June 2021, Jose oversees more than 20 residential treatment programs serving 700 people, focusing on integrating whole health care in ways that make it easier for clients to live successful, independent lives. This builds on the impressive work that Jose has done at ICL since he joined the organization in 2012, starting as a Clinical Specialist in Supported Housing and rising to Program Director and Vice President. Jose also serves as an autism Evaluator for City Pro Group and was a Psychiatric Social Worker at the Child Center of New York.
Jose earned two BA's from UMass Amherst and an MSW from UConn.
He is currently on the social work faculty of both NYU and UConn.
He is also an LCSW.
Nikant Ohri, CPA
Nikant Ohri joined ICL in 2013 as Associate Chief Financial Officer. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Albany. He is responsible for the management and performance of the financial, human resources, payroll, purchasing and entitlements departments and brings over 15 years of nonprofit experience to the agency.
Brandi R. Horton
Chief Development & External Relations Officer
Brandi R. Horton is a seasoned C-Suite leader with expertise in organizational advancement initiatives, development operations, and strategic internal systems development. In October 2022, she will join ICL's executive team as Chief Development and External Affairs Officer.
In her current role, Brandi serves as Chief of Staff, Head of Operations and interim Head of Development at Children's Health Fund. She joined Children's Health Fund in March of 2018 as Senior Director of Individual Giving, was promoted to Associate Vice President of Individual Giving & Development Operations in 2019, and was appointed Chief of Staff & Head of Operations in 2020.
In her primary role as Chief of Staff, Brandi serves as the strategic advisor to the CEO and point of contact between top management and key organization stakeholders. Brandi is instrumental in planning and directing operational initiatives that support Children's Health Fund's mission to improve the health and wellbeing of children and families who live in the most marginalized communities across the United States.
Over the course of Brandi's fifteen year tenure in nonprofit management, she has established herself as a trusted leader and partner among key stakeholders and teams established to enhance fundraising pipelines. Through effective stewardship program implementation, intentional targeted outreach, and carefully curated development activities, Brandi has engaged and cultivated ambassadors, major donors, and supporters to build long-standing relationships proven to yield a continuum of growth.
Brandi's successful execution of strategic development initiatives made her the ideal candidate to partner with the CEO to lead, plan, and direct strategic operational objectives in alignment with CHF's core mission and values.
Prior to joining Children's Health Fund, Brandi held a myriad of leadership roles with esteemed like-organizations, including Young Adult Institute (YAI), Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE), and The Edge (Formerly known as SASF), and founded her own consulting firm where she designed and implemented cutting-edge fundraising strategies.
Some of Brandi's most notable accomplishments include closing a seven-figure gift from a lapsed donor, recruiting a national spokesperson to help an organization execute their first million-dollar gala, and reinvigorating Advisory Boards. Brandi's passion, innovative approach, and expertise are highly respected across the industry and awarded her a special invitation to the invite-only Forbes Nonprofit Council.
Brandi holds a bachelor's degree in applied sciences from the University of Pittsburgh and a certification in Executive leadership from Yale University, School of Management. When she is not in the office, Brandi enjoys keeping up on the latest news and trends in organizational development and spending time with friends and family.
Jody Rudin
Jody Rudin has over two decades of experience in the social services sector, working with nonprofits and in government. Before joining ICL, Rudin was the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Project Renewal, where she led over 1,000 employees, administered a $120 million budget and oversaw a 15 percent increase in revenue. Prior to her work at Project Renewal, Rudin was Executive Vice President and COO at Damian Family Health Centers, where she led day-to-day operations for a multi-site health center network with 15 locations across the five boroughs. Rudin also had a distinguished 12-year career at the New York City Department of Homeless Services, culminating in serving as Deputy Commissioner, during which time she directed 500 employees and 150 contracted programs. Through her inclusive approach, the agency was able to help place more than 4,000 chronically homeless people into permanent housing, among other accomplishments.
Rudin began her career in public service as a legislative aide to Council Member Christine Quinn, then worked for Housing Works, an HIV and housing services organization. She is a graduate of Emory University in Atlanta and has a Master's in Public Administration from NYU's Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service.


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Battalia Royale, a loose adaptation of Koushun Takami's Battle Royale
This week, Sipat Lawin Ensemble staged a production of Battalia Royale, a loose adaptation of Koushun Takami's novel Battle Royale. The book (and the successful adaptation) is about a totalitarian Japanese state where a group of students are kidnapped and placed in an island, with the mission to kill everyone else and be the last one standing. Staged at the CCP Promenade from February 21-23, it had a very limited run of three performances. I watched its premiere show and was blown away by the complexity of it all.
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Battalia Royale is a fresh and unconventional approach to theater, involving its audience as the plot unfolds. There are over five stages, and viewers must participate as the actors move from one area to another, quickly following them to keep abreast of the story. At one point, the viewers must pick between three simultaneous scenes, each with a different background but the same premise: kill or be killed.
The final scene – though I've heard every performance has a different winner
And yes, it is bloody. In the last scene, one guy was shot and blood splattered on a Nursing student's skirt.
I was a little confused at first, because there were two groups running off in different directions, but it was only because I was late. I eventually got the hang of things and the two groups melded into one, which made it difficult to watch if you aren't quick-moving, thanks to the overwhelming turnout of the crowd. But I was impressed with the rotation of the scenes, which went like clockwork. All the ushers knew where to guide the massive crowd, and I even saw director JK Anicoche ushering a group.
The show is open to the public and is pay-what-you-can, which means that no one has an excuse to watch this great show. There will be another run this March 9-11, though I heard that tickets are already sold out as of yesterday. You may still check their Facebook page for updates in case they open more shows. This time, they're staging it in an abandoned school in Cubao.
The actors were pretty good, too, and I recognized some people I knew, mostly from Dulaang Perpetual. The other actors are from Mapua Tekno Teatro, students from NU, Youtube performer Kevin Vitug, Marco Viana, and Bodjie Pascua, who played class adviser and game master. Pascua is best remembered as a cast member of child show Batibot. My favorite was this guy who played Julius. He had a certain angst that I found believable.
Music was provided by Teresa Barrozo (Zombadings, Shake, Rattle, and Roll 13: Rain, Rain, Go Away, and Kinatay) and Radioactive Sago Project. In fact, on its last day, Lourd de Veyra came to provide live vocals.
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I was eager to watch the last performance on Thursday and see Lourd, but I came late again, and security was tighter. There was a line and they didn't let everyone in at the same time so Nikko and I opted to go to SM Mall of Asia for dinner instead. We ate at Lugang Cafe, the new Chinese restaurant specializing in Taiwanese cuisine. They're known for their xiao long bao, a Shanghainese dumpling dish with soup inside. I was impressed at its authenticity, having tried the dish when I went to Shanghai last summer. The interiors were opulent (which I loved) and the staff were accomodating beyond belief. The restaurant is almost perfect and I'm dying to go back and dine again. Being around the avant-garde furniture is already an experience in itself.
The gorgeous Tom Hardy, looking delicious as ever
Capped the night by watching This Means War, a funny movie starring Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine, and Tom Hardy about two best friend CIA agents who like the same girl and are trying to detract each other using their vast resources. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a bad rating, but I thought it was hilarious. And Tom Hardy….. my gosh. He was delicious. Lugang Cafe can serve him on a dish.
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Lionel Messi Convicted Of Tax Fraud, Given 21-Month Suspended Prison Sentence
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Today, Lionel Messi and his father Jorge—the latter who oversaw his son's finances—were both convicted of defrauding the Spanish tax authorities for €4.1 million. They were given a suspended sentence of 21 months in prison, which will not result in any actual jail time.
Because of how the legal system in Spain works, any prison sentence under a two-year term for a first-time offender is automatically suspended with the convicted party being placed on probation. Thus, Messi is not in danger of being locked up or missing any time on the pitch for his club, Barcelona. In addition to the sentence, Lionel and Jorge will have to pay €2 million and €1.5 million fines, respectively. This on top of the back taxes and interest on those that Messi has already repaid to the Spanish IRS.
The tax fraud in question relates to a series of overseas shell companies Jorge used to hide his son's earnings from the tax office for an image rights contract dating back to 2007-09—or, when Lionel was 19-21 years old. The contract in question itself was signed when Messi was a minor.
Originally, the Spanish prosecutors leading the case did not seek to press charges against Lionel as an individual, since they were satisfied by the evidence presented by the Messi camp during the investigation that the player was unaware of any fraud being perpetrated by his father. However, the presiding judge rejected that recommendation and charged him anyway.
Besides any appeal, this wraps up what has been nearly a three-year ordeal. Messi joins athletes like Iker Casillas, Javier Mascherano, Xabi Alonso, Luis Figo, and Rafa Nadal who have ran afoul of Spain's tax laws.
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I have a problem getting the serial console to work on my setup. I have a ASRock J3455B-ITX connected via a null modem cable to my NAS. The NAS is a Debian 8 Box (some Supermicro atom board).
In System->Administration I did set the primary console to serial with 115200 baud and secondary console to VGA. The VGA console started working after I disabled authentication but the serial console is not working no matter which settings I choose.
I can see the boot process on the serial console (I am using "cu" on the NAS to connect) but after "Mounting filesystem" it stops and doesn't display anything.
I want to get the serial console to work prior to updating to 17.7 for eventual debugging. I appreciate your help.
Can you post the output of these two commands, please?


Colleen has been a Program Specialist for the East Valley SELPA for the past 16 years and brings 18 years of classroom experience, having taught both general education and special education classes. She worked as a Special Day Class Instructor and a Resource Specialist. Colleen enjoys supporting teachers with their varied classroom needs. She has a particular interest in supporting the Transition Partnership Project (TPP) and Adult Transition Programs. Colleen's support role includes Parent trainings, staff development, school bus drivers, assessing students' needs in the use of Assistive Technology (AT) and Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) devices.


Kigo Kitchen is concept based in Seattle, WA. Founder Steve Hooper came up with the idea for the fast, fresh, and healthy stir-fry concept while he was a graduate student at Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business. The focused list of fresh vegetables, starches, proteins, and sauces allows Kigo Kitchen to concentrate solely on those ingredients to create fresh, memorable dishes. With the option to "Build Your Own" entrée or select a Kigo Kreations™ – a chef-inspired suggestion of protein, Kigo Veg, zest, and more – the choices for your "Asian Inspired, Quick Fired" meal are endless.
For menus please visit Kigo Kitchen website.
We use peanuts and peanut-based products in our woks and sauces. Before placing your order, please inform us if a person in your party has a food allergy.


All the ingredients of our successful HCG drops are now available in a convenient to use pellet form. These pellets begin to dissolve under the tongue before swallowing, and give you an accurate dosage everytime.
You will also receive an email after placing your order that will provide instructions on how to download your copy of the "Intermountain HCG Diet Guide", and the "Intermountain HCG Recipe Book". These books provide a wealth of easy-to-understand information, and show you step-by-step how to successfully follow the diet and lose the weight!
Instructions: Take 3 pellets under the tongue 3 times a day. Leave under the tongue for 2 minutes, and then chew and swallow the remaining portion of the pellets. Do not eat or drink within 15 minutes before or after taking pellets to allow absorption. If still experiencing hunger while on the 500 calorie diet, then increase dosage to 2 pellets 6 times per day.


This apartment ski residence is a complex of 7 chalet-type buildings set like a Savoy village. Facilities on offer to guests include a lobby, a hotel safe and a games room. It offers shops and sports facilities as well as a bar, a restaurant and Internet access (charges apply). Guests can take advantage of the room and laundry services (both for an additional fee) and there is a car park and covered garage parking for those arriving by car (charges apply). This residence is located on a site unique of its kind in Savoie, in the heart of the Tarentaise region opposite Mont-Blanc. It forms part of a group of high altitude resorts and village resorts, all linked together at an altitude of between 1,250 m and 2,100 m. This resort, Plagne 1800, is one of La Plagne's former argentiferous lead mining villages, with its attractive little wooden slate-roofed houses, standing in the middle of a pine and larch forest, earning it the nickname of 'La Charmante'. Guests will find the ski area, restaurants and shops 300 m away and it is 2 km to Plagne Bellecote and 5 km to the centre of Plagne. It is 14 km to the TGV railway station, 35 km to Moutiers and 149 km to Geneva Airport. Guests may select their breakfast from a buffet and the midday and evening meals may be enjoyed à la carte.


On Friday it was cloudy, cold and a little rainy. So when my parents went for a walk I stayed at the house and fed some birds. At first I was just throwing out bread, but seagulls started coming in so I decided to just sit in the (wet) grass and try to get a particularly chubby bird to eat from my hand. It took about 20 minutes and constant deleting of video on my camera to make more space for me to get him on film! My uncle was taking photos of me while all this happened and when finally we got it - video and the perfect photo of the bird eating from my hand. Thankfully my jeans weren't ruined by sitting in the wet grass, ha ha. That was quite ramble-y...anywhoooo, enjoy the photos and video below!
Awww. How sweet is that?!
How cute! I love that shot of the two robins. Glad your jeans didn't get grass stains!
Lovely photos!!!!!!!!! I like it!!!
Ahwww how cute.... i love to take time and just admire nature.
Awww love these photos...so so cute!
Right when I read the title of this post I thought of the song from Mary Poppins! Love the way the photos turned out. The bird that ate from your hand is so cute and chubby!
You're a patient and gentle photographer - what pretty pics!


After the initial shock has faded Justice Tribune editor Stephanie van den Berg, wonders if Slobodan Praljak's suicide in the courtroom of the Yugoslav tribunal is not in many ways a fitting ending for the court which leaves an uneasy legacy.
It was supposed to be a predictable appeals verdict in the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia against six Bosnian Croat officials. Important. But not one of the tribunal's highest profile cases. And made special to a degree because it was the last verdict the ICTY would ever pronounce.
On the eve of the verdict in the case of Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic ICTY prosecutor Serge Brammertz has given a lengthy interview to Serbian and Bosnian media. Here is shortened version of the interview conducted by Boro Kontic which has appeared in Novi magazine and Oslobodjenje newspaper.
Mladic closing arguments: Saving the best for last?
The closing arguments in the case against former Bosnian Serb military commander General Ratko Mladic finished up last week. The 1992-95 war in Bosnia ended over twenty years ago and Mladic's is the last trial for the tribunal which has seen interest in its trials waning, is this case too little, too late or did the tribunal save the best for last?
Justice Tribune spoke to Iva Vukusic about the significance of the case and the closing arguments of the parties. Vukusic is former journalist who also worked in the prosecutions office of the Bosnian state court's war crimes chambers and is now a PhD candidate at Utrecht University where she focuses on paramilitarism during the 1990s wars in the former Yugoslavia.
The trial of Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) recently heard what is likely its last witness, Russian colonel Andrei Demurenko, invited by the defense to testify in relation to one mortar attack that killed around 40 and wounded over 70 people in a crowded Sarajevo market in August 1995. His testimony went on for hours, discussing projectiles, trajectories, meters and degrees, with the witness frequently evading giving clear, short answers.
His testimony is based on an investigation he claims he conducted while working for the UN protection force UNPROFOR in Sarajevo. That investigation showed, according to the witness, that the Bosnian Serb army could not have been responsible for the massacre. The testimony ended abruptly when Demurenko checked out of his hotel and never showed up to answer the final questions. The Russian colonel may have left suddenly because he did not like the questions of the prosecution, or because the presiding judge rejected his request to shake hands with Mladic in court. The unusual ending made me reflect on outreach and how it can be successful when what goes on in the courtroom is dull, or simply bizarre.
Bemba at the ICC: How much is 18 years?
The 18-year sentence the International Criminal Court handed down on Tuesday against former Congolese vice-president Jean-Pierre Bemba [IJT-191, blog] for murders, rapes and pillaging committed by his troops while they were fighting in neighbouring Central African Republic in 2002 and 2003 has received a mixed reception. Some experts like Mark Ellis of the International Bar Association told Deutsche Welle he would have "preferred a significantly longer sentence" given the severity of the crimes Bemba was convicted of. Human rights groups focused on the fact that this was the longest sentence handed down by the ICC so far and Bemba's defence pointed it out that it was significantly higher than other convictions under command responsibility by international tribunals.
Just how much is eighteen years compared to other similar cases in different courts? Justice Tribune spoke to criminologist Barbora Hola of the Amsterdam Vrije Universiteit faculty of law who studies sentencing of international crimes and has done empirical, quantitative studies of sentences at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and it's sister court for Rwanda, the ICTR.


Clive Watkin are pleased to present to the market this three bedroom family residence which enjoys a beautiful rear garden which is ideal for families with young children. This mid terraced property has been updated by its current owner and in brief comprises; entrance hall, lounge/dining area, kitchen, storage cupboards, stairs leading to landing, three bedrooms, w.c and shower room. The accommodation benefits from off road parking to the front. To the rear of the property there is a beautifully maintained private garden which is mainly laid to lawn with the added benefit of two patio areas which is not overlooked . Leeswood Road is an ideal location for those who work in Arrowe Park Hospital. Popular road links, public transport and local amenities are all within close proximity.


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Topdog/Underdog
New York International Fringe Festival Returns This Fall
FringeNYC to Return in 2018 After 1-Year Hiatus
The Best of Edinburgh Heads Off-Broadway for 11th Fringe Encore Series
Direct from Edinburgh, Gideon Irving to Debut Musical Solo Show
FringeNYC Announces Overall Excellence Award Winners
Production Photos Keren Abreu Brings Her Solo Show From a Distance to FringeNYC The production is a part of the 2018 New York International Fringe Festival.
By Hannah Vine
Keren Abreu Nina Perlman
New York City singer-songwriter Keren Abreu makes her theatrical debut this year in the 2018 New York International Fringe Festival, FringeNYC. The solo show, From A Distance, premiered at the festival October 12 and features Abreu and her band: Elena Conn, Ian Miller, Chris Peters, Jeb Roberts, and Maggie Toth.
Inspired by her song about meeting someone at a party, falling in love via a Facebook profile, and never seeing the person again, Keren examines how the internet and technology have shaped and impacted her life and relationships.
Additional performances take place October 18 at 7:15 PM, October 22 at 7:15 PM, and October 26 at 8:45 PM. For more information and tickets, visit FromADistanceNYC.com.
FringeNYC is a part of the New York International Fringe Festival and a production of The Present Theatre Company, visit fringenyc.org.
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Keren Abreu Brings Her Solo Show From A Distance to FringeNYC
The production is a part of the 2018 New York International Fringe Festival.
Keren Abreu
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Photos: Celebrate 35 Years of The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway
See Daphne Rubin-Vega, Lin-Manuel Miranda, More Attend Opening Night of Anthony Rapp's Without You
See Phillipa Soo, Jordan Donica, Andrew Burnap, More in Rehearsal for Lincoln Center Theatre's Production of Camelot
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A Rent Reunion: Go Inside Opening Night of Anthony Rapp's Autobiographical Solo Show Without You
By Logan Culwell-Block | January 27, 2023
The show opened Off-Broadway at New World Stages January 25.
Go Inside 1st Rehearsal for Broadway Revival of Camelot, Starring Andrew Burnap, Phillipa Soo, and Jordan Donica
By Andrew Gans, Heather Gershonowitz | January 26, 2023
Directed by Bartlett Sher, previews begin in March at the Vivian Beaumont.
Every Actor Who's Played the Angel of Music and Christine in Phantom of the Opera on Broadway
By Meg Masseron | January 26, 2023
The history-making show will celebrate its 35th and final anniversary on January 26, three months ahead of its closure in April.
Video: Watch Stephanie J. Block Perform 'As If We Never Said Goodbye' From Sunset Boulevard
By Diep Tran, Ethan Treiman, Andrew Gans | January 24, 2023
The cast of the upcoming Kennedy Center production performed snippets from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical for the press.
See Lea Michele and the Cast Of Funny Girl Sign Cast Albums
The Broadway cast of the revival signed copies of the new cast album for fans on January 20.
Meet the Understudies Who Keep The Piano Lesson Playing
By Talaura Harms | January 20, 2023
"Understudying ain't for the weak of heart, man."
Photos: Go Into the Recording Studio With Lea Michele and the Cast of Funny Girl
The Broadway revival's new cast album gets a physical CD release January 20.
Get a 1st Look at New Production Photos of Les Misérables in London's West End
The revival, which is currently running at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, has released updated shots of their newest cast.
Go Inside Rehearsals for The Wanderers Starring Katie Holmes
The Anna Ziegler play will be running off-Broadway at The Laura Pels Theatre beginning February 16.


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Lady of the House (GB)
Lady of the House is a global movement celebrating, championing and honouring women in Dance Music. By educating and empowering, Lady of the House aims to diversify the music industry, push on gender balance in Dance Music and impact the very core of inclusion in our sector.
It all started life as the first ever book of its kind, telling the stories of 150 pioneering women in the music industry such as Charlotte de Witte, Jocelyn Brown, Nina Kraviz, Ultra Naté and many more, with a special foreword from Carl Cox.
In less than 2 years, Lady of the House has reached over 200 million people and has had featured discussions and showcases on conferences and festivals worldwide. This includes International Music Summit and Bestival with dynamic talent TSHA, Melle Brown and Sarah Story, as well as activating with global brands such as Redbull, Beatport, Pioneer DJ and Spinnin' Records. Lady of the House was featured on V&A Dundee's exhibition "Night Fever: Designing Club Culture" and held its own 3 day exhibition which included Eats Everything, Sita Abellán, Shermanology, Cici and Barbara Tucker. In their role as contributors to the recent Jaguar Foundation and Sony Social Justice and Equality Fund Gender Progression in Dance Music report - Lady of the House are respected for their expertise in the topic. The initiative is recognised, protected and endorsed by UK Governmental bodies.
With the launch of the record label Lady of the House Recordings earlier this year, the exciting journey of highlighting talent in the music industry continues.
The many achievements of Lady of the House have not gone unnoticed, picking up press support of the likes of BBC, Billboard, DJ Mag, Mixmag, Resident Advisor and many more.
Fast evolving into a global movement, with many supporters, partners and allies worldwide, Lady of the House remains unstoppable in their mission of creating gender parity in (electronic) music.
During ADE, Lady of the House will host and participate in various panels around the question of gender parity, female empowerment and what we can do as an industry to induce change. On Wednesday evening you're welcome to join for a showcase of Lady of the House Recordings in partnership with LabelWorx at the W Hotel.
Learn more about Lady of the House here: www.ladyofthehouse.org.uk
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Harnessing The Power Of Dance Musics Gender Parity Initiatives
Lady of the House - Jaguar (Broadcaster, DJ & Journalist, BBC Radio 1 / Jaguar Foundation), Farah Syed (Senior Manager of PR & Industry Relations, Beatport), Ed Jenkins (Ed Jenkins: Founder and Director, Ed Jenkins Mgmt), Jen Hammel (Agent, CAA), Annie Chung (Agent, WME) Business / World / Social Change / Inclusivity / ADE Pro
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Data center infrastructure management is one way to track security patches and unauthorized hardware access. There are a few features you can use to increase security.
Fully featured data center infrastructure management tools can streamline operations, but they are also a double-edged sword. They can help you identify security gaps and avoid breaches, but they store everything there is to know about your operation, which makes it imperative to have security features in place.
Intrusion avoidance is what most IT professionals associate with security. The ability to access operational information remotely is a major feature of robust DCIM security tools. You can check alarms and drill down into data on your smartphone or tablet before you decide what to do or who to call. But if you can access information remotely, an intruder probably can too.
Your network is the cornerstone of your organization's security; it's the first line of defense against any kind of intrusion. Building strong application-layer security into your DCIM can protect your systems against any application-based or domain name attacks.
The government, military and even the Central Intelligence Agency use DCIM tools, so there are certainly tools available with a wide array of high-level security features.
Of course, you need dedicated access and multiple levels of encryption, but the most recognized security gauge is the Federal Information Processing Standard known as FIPS 140-2. This standard outlines guidelines for encryption, cryptographic modules and hardware anti-tampering measures.
The government has different security levels for its agencies. The military and intelligence sectors have the highest security measures and FIPS 140-2-compliant tools meet those needs. Healthcare and finance have their own regulatory security concerns, and FIPS 140-2 covers the compliance needs of those industries, as well.
DCIM auto-discovery is a useful function for system security. It identifies unpatched assets, generates work orders and maintains alerts until they are resolved.
It can also track if someone introduces hardware or software without the right authorizations and notifications. This is because DCIM tools monitor the computing hardware and track the make, model number, operating system and release, application software and releases, and even the serial numbers and asset tag IDs depending on the system's sophistication.
DCIM tools constantly poll the network and can discover new hardware and software to add to the asset management database. This is useful for monitoring security patches and updates. For example, if an OS update comes out and you have to patch 125 servers, but you don't know how many servers run that OS and you only update 124, one server is still vulnerable.
Furthermore, a variety of people still go in and out of some data centers, and executives may even bring visitors in with them for tours and information sessions. This makes it important to know if anything is amiss.
Another part of security to consider is company culture. Which security features do you enable or disable out of the box? Which features do you change to make hardware more or less secure? Robust security may impede fast-moving operations, and multiple sign-in requirements can frustrate busy and harried techs. And although turnkey security options offer installation and maintenance benefits, they can also be overwhelmingly comprehensive.
In short, strong DCIM security tools have robust protections, but the vendor has no control over what users do with them or the environment that runs the DCIM. Plus, DCIM auto-discovery can't reach down to the server processor level where advanced persistent threats occur.
DCIM can, however, relieve some concerns in a complex computing environment in which you have a cloud-based setup or resources shared with users outside of your control.


Surveying Clitheroe since 1985 . . .
ACS Surveyors Clitheroe are a leading regional independent firm of Chartered Building Surveyors, Property Consultants and Engineers offering advice on residential, commercial and development land and property. We have offices in Blackburn and Burnley, and we also serve nearby towns such as Accrington, Darwen, Clitheroe and Rawtenstall.


Even people who don't like parsnips or sweet potatoes usually love them in this dish. The maple glaze is subtle, adding just a hint of sweetness to the individual vegetables. Personally, I like eating these roots cold for lunch the next day!
TIP: Brown sugar works as well, but keep an eye on it as it can start to burn.
Place vegetable pieces in 9 x 13 pan. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and drizzle with oil. Toss to coat well.
Drizzle with maple syrup (or coat with brown sugar) and place pan in oven. Bake for 35 to 45 minutes, tossing every 10 to 15 minutes, until softened and just turning brown. Place on server and sprinkle with craisins.
TIP: If you like your vegetables caramelized, roast in a 450 degree oven.
This entry was posted in Lunch and Dinner, Recipes and tagged brussels sprouts, carrots, celiac, Christmas, GF, gluten free, parsnips, sweet potatoes, thanksgiving, vegetables. Bookmark the permalink.
PS–the background wallpaper of your blog looks great.
Thanks for noticing! It's one of my favorite paintings: Hunters in the Snow by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1565). I really like how its both dark and cold and yet somehow full of life, light, and hope.
I love root veggies – always looking for new ways to prepare them so I can get my family to eat them! Thanks for sharing something so tasty.
They are (or should I say 'were') good!
Mmm parsnips are my favourite – this is a great recipe!
Oh I wish I would have had this recipe before Christmas. My sister-in-law asked me to bring glazed carrots to dinner and I had no idea what they were. I am not a fan of cooked carrots as I think they are too sweet. So I had never made them. This would have been fantastic to bring . . . .maybe next year when she asks I will be prepared now.
This looks delicious! I will have to try it soon.


RHTLaw Taylor Wessing has been nominated as a finalist in eight categories by Asian Legal Business Southeast (ALB SE) Asia Law Awards 2016. The nominated categories are: Arbitration Law Firm of the Year Banking and Financial Services Law Firm of the Year Commercial Litigation Law Firm of the Year Construction and Real Estate Law Firm of the Year Corporate Citizenship Law Firm of the Year Intellectual Property Law Firm of the Year Matrimonial Law Firm of the Year Managing Partner of the Year Asian Legal Business is hosting the presentation of 36 awards before Southeast Asia's legal circle. This black-tie banquet will be graced by illustrious members of the bench, legal associations and business circles, law firms, in-house departments, and the legal academe from across Southeast Asia.
RHTLaw Taylor Wessing's Corporate and Litigation & Dispute Resolution Partner Patrick Dahm published a post on Taylor Wessing's Partner Peter Bert's dispute resolution blog titled "Singapore to Ratify Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements". The post is about Singapore Parliament passing the Choice of Court Agreements Bill, about a year after Singapore signed the Convention. It describes the Convention requirements and how the Choice of Court Agreements Act implements the Convention regime. To view the post, please click here.
Taylor Wessing and Alsulaim Alawaji & Partners Law Firm announce their association today. Through the association they will provide clients with a robust mix of international and local advice to enable their clients to navigate the complex inbound and outbound opportunities the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and more broadly, the Middle East market has to offer, utilising the combined strength of both firms in areas such as M&A, litigation, project financing and restructuring. Furthermore, it enables Alsulaim Alawaji & Partners Law Firm to draw on Taylor Wessing's recognised sector expertise in the technology, media & communications, life sciences, private wealth, energy, intellectual property, consumer & retail and hotels & leisure sectors. All these are growing industries within the Middle East and provide clients with investment opportunities further afield. Alsulaim Alawaji & Partners Law Firm is an established Kingdom of Saudi Arabian firm with four partners based across two offices in Riyadh and Jeddah. Alsulaim Alawaji & Partners Law Firm is internationally focused, delivering litigation and corporate advice to a large range of clients including many high net worth families as well as institutional clients. Commenting on the new association, Tim Eyles, Managing Partner, Taylor Wessing UK said: "This is a really exciting opportunity for our respective firms and enables us to put the strength of our global family at the disposal of a broader range of clients." Osama AlSulaim the Chairman of AlSulaim AlAwaji & Partners Law Firm said: "Our association with Taylor Wessing is part of our strategy to provide a highly professional international legal service in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; it also benefits our clients by providing access to experts around the world through the Taylor Wessing family." The new association is part of Taylor Wessing's international strategy to grow through mergers and associations. The firm already has 28 offices across Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the US with more than 1,200 lawyers and global revenues £239.8m (FY 2014/2015). This further strengthens Taylor Wessing's on the ground capability across the Middle East facilitating greater support for the firm's clients.
The 6th largest law firm in Singapore, RHTLaw Taylor Wessing, today announced the appointment of distinguished legal practitioner Senior Counsel, Roderick Martin, as head of its Litigation & Dispute Resolution Practice. Mr Martin, who was from Singapore law firm Martin & Partners, is appointed as Senior Partner at RHTLaw Taylor Wessing with effect from today. Mr Martin boasts a stellar legal career, having joined the Singapore legal service in 1972. He served eight years as a Registrar of the Supreme Court from 1978 to 1986, after which he joined the private practice. In his private practice capacity at Martin & Partners, he focused mainly on civil litigation, loan and security documentation including conveyancing, liquidations and receiverships as well as admiralty and shipping. On the appointment of Mr Martin, RHTLaw Taylor Wessing's Managing Partner, Tan Chong Huat, explains, "I am delighted that Roderick has chosen to join us. His addition to the RHT family is a powerful testament to the strength of our litigation and dispute resolution capabilities in Singapore and the region. Our clients face an increasingly complex and global market. Roderick's extensive experience meshes nicely with our global platform and the needs of our clients. As a Senior Counsel, Roderick has unparalleled depth of expertise and strategic connections in the legal community, having built up more than four decades of experience. With Roderick helming our Litigation & Dispute Resolution team, I am confident that he will greatly enhance our existing lawyer bench strength with his unique insights, fresh perspectives and valuable mentorship of the younger lawyers." Commenting on his appointment, Mr Martin shares, "I am deeply honoured and excited to join RHTLaw Taylor Wessing, a firm that has over the span of five short years developed into a leading law firm in Singapore. I look forward to working with my extremely capable colleagues at the firm and imparting the things I have learnt in my many years of legal experience. I share the firm's ambitions to deliver intelligent legal solutions with the added perspective and expertise of an international law firm. This is an incredibly exciting time to be at RHTLaw Taylor Wessing as it is a period of transformational growth and I hope to both consolidate and build upon that in the future." As head of the Litigation & Dispute Resolution team, Mr Martin will be supported by Deputy Head of Practice, Mr Nandakumar Renganathan, as well as a team of senior consultants and partners. Mr Martin graduated from the University of Singapore with an LLB (Hons) (Second Class Upper) degree in 1972. He was appointed Senior Counsel in January 2011.


These winners led the stock market higher today. Here's what investors need to know.
The stock market climbed on Thursday as investors mulled encouraging economic data. According to the Commerce Department, U.S. gross domestic product increased at an annualized 2.1% in the fourth quarter. That's above its previously reported 1.9% jump, but also a notable deceleration from the 3.5% GDP growth realized in the third quarter. When all was said and done, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq indexes each climbed around 0.3%.
But several individual stocks enjoyed more pronounced gains today, including Lindsay Corporation (NYSE:LNN), Extreme Networks (NASDAQ:EXTR), and Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:OLED). Read on to learn what drove these unusually positive moves.
Shares of Lindsay Corporation climbed 7.9% after the irrigation systems and infrastructure products company announced stronger-than-expected fiscal second-quarter 2017 results. Quarterly revenue rose 2.9% year over year, to $124.1 million -- above the $119.1 million investors were expecting -- helped by 46% growth in international irrigation revenue to $44.7 million. Meanwhile, U.S. irrigation revenue declined 15%, to $61.5 million, and infrastructure segment revenue rose 2%, to $17.9 million, thanks to higher demand for road safety products and Road Zipper system sales. On the bottom line, that translated to earnings of $5 million, or $0.47 per share, beating expectations by $0.08 per share.
Linsday CEO Rick Parod noted the company is currently navigating the primary selling season for irrigation equipment in North America, where market conditions are being impacted by a combination of lower commodity prices and farm incomes.
"I am encouraged by the improving activity levels we are seeing in the international irrigation and infrastructure markets," Parod added. "The longer-term drivers for our markets of population growth, expanded food production and efficient water use, and infrastructure upgrades and expansion support our expectations for growth."
Extreme Networks stock popped 14.2% after the company agreed to acquire Brocade Communication Systems' data center technology business for $55 million in cash. The purchase should close within 60 days of Brocade's acquisition by Broadcom, which was announced in November and is expected to close before the end of its fiscal quarter ending July 30, 2017. At that time, Extreme Networks will pay $35 million, followed by $20 million in deferred payments as well as potential performance-based payments to Broadcom over the next five years.
Perhaps most intriguing for investors, Extreme Networks anticipates the purchase will be accretive to cash flow and earnings for its 2018 fiscal year, and expects the acquired assets will generate more than $230 million in annualized revenue going forward.
Extreme Networks CEO Ed Meyercord stated, "The addition of Brocade's data center networking business significantly strengthens our position in the expanding high-end data center market and reinforces our strategy of delivering software-driven networking solutions focused on enterprise customers."
Finally, shares of OLED technologist Universal Display climbed as much as 6.3% early today to briefly touch a fresh all-time high, then settled to close up around 2.4% after Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphones.
For perspective, Samsung affiliate Samsung Display is Universal Display's single largest customer, comprising more than 60% of its total sales last year via long-term IP license and OLED material supply agreements between the two companies. And both new smartphones feature massive new "Infinity" displays (5.8 inches on the Galaxy S8, and 6.2 inches on the S8+) enabled by Universal Display's flagship OLED technology.
What's more, in addition to the incremental OLED materials Universal Display should sell for these larger screens, the company noted last quarter that its customers have begun adopting its next-generation OLED emitter materials in newer devices. This means higher selling prices and, consequently, improved margins from its materials business going forward.


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AMMONITE - BFI London Film Festival 2020 - Closing Night Gala
AMMONITE suffers in my head from comparisons with the devastatingly brilliant PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE, which played at last year's festival and has a very similar story at its heart. In both cases a young girl trapped in either the reality or prospect of a loveless and controlling marriage meets a talented older working class woman with a professional skill. In both cases, the meeting takes place in a geographically isolated and brutally beautiful place and the relationship that builds is a slow-burn to a physically passionate end. But in the latter, I truly believed in the connection between the two women, and in the former I'm not sure I did.
Part of the reason for this is that it was 50 mins for the protagonists in AMMONITE to have an actual (if insubstantial) conversation and 1hr10m for them to have a kiss. And the interest in the characters is deeply asymmetrical. Kate Winslet's Mary Anning IS fascinating. She's so repressed and locked in - maybe as much by her consciousness of her poverty and working class status as by her homosexuality - and has a fierce pride that refuses to accept help. By contrast, Saiorse Ronan's Charlotte is the typical silly Victorian woman, fit for nothing but to be admired for her beauty. This is not to victim-shame, but she is exactly the product of societal strictures and doesn't really display an inner life in the way that PORTRAIT's young woman does. There doesn't seem to be much under the surface. I had the feeling in AMMONITE that I always get watching Brideshead Revisited. I can understand why Charles is fascinated by Sebastian but not why Sebastian wants to hang out with Charles!
So the relationship develops and is crystallised at a beautifully staged elegant supper party where Charlotte is immediately embraced by the ladies, and Mary is left sitting excluded at the back, full of jealousy and surprise at just how much she resents them taking *her* girl away from her. We then move to a hyper explicit sex scene. Now, it's really great to see a no-nonsense depiction of lesbian sex on screen, but it did feel strange in a movie where so much is repressed and withheld. It just felt tonally jarring rather than a cathartic release and a meeting of bodies and souls.
On the positive side, this movie looks and sounds ravishing. The costumes and way in which Lyme Regis is depicted is as austere and fierce and unique as Mary, and the sound design batters our ears with gales and tides that hint at what Mary feels under her still surface. The acting was also top notch as one might expect, with Winslet giving a masterclass in facial acting where there is no dialogue. I also loved the Fiona Shaw character Elizabeth and wanted to see more of her, because I feel so much of Mary's characters reticence is due to class rather than queer concerns and that plays into their former relationship. I also love that because Charlotte is so worldly she has only experienced love as a kind of material possession and so when she falls for Mary she also expresses that with a kind of material possession. Just as she, as a wife, was expected to be subsumed without objection into her husband's world, she now expects that of Mary.
I also love how male a space the British Museum is, and the power of these two women at the centre of it at the end - as though the director Francis Lee (GOD'S OWN COUNTRY) is finally re-centring women in British history. Here is a woman who's name is not mentioned on the fossil that's on display at the Museum, but she can reclaim it visually in this film. Truly, it has been a long time coming.
AMMONITE has a running time of 120 minutes and played Toronto and London 2020. It opens in the USA on November 13th.
Labels: British, costume, drama, dustin o'halloran, fiona shaw, Francis Lee, gemma jones, James McArdle, Kate Winslet, romance, saoirse ronan, stephane fontaine, Volker bertelmann
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Dramatic moment a pregnant woman, 30, gives birth in a hospital corridor
Dramatic footage shows a pregnant women giving birth in a hospital corridor after her baby arrived while she was being wheeled to a maternity ward.
Elvira Greene, 30, from Wimbledon, went into labour at 11.30pm on March 13 2017.
By 1am, the mother-of-three was in hospital shouting "my baby is coming".
READ MORE: Model who didn't realise she was pregnant gives birth on bathroom floor
Doctors sat her in a wheelchair as they raced to the maternity ward, but there was no time.
Mrs Greene's aunt Patricia Brown-Greene, 52, happens to be a midwife at the London hospital and rushed to her niece's aid.
With the maternity ward in sight, baby Comfort arrived at 1.47am on March 14 2017, next to a vending machine.
Despite her unconventional delivery, Comfort was healthy and went home that same day.
Elvira Greene's daughter Comfort was born just two hours after her waters broke. [Photo: SWNS]
Speaking of the dramatic delivery, Mrs Greene said: "I could feel the baby coming and I just knew she had to come now.
"There was no way I could stop it from happening.
"When I realised she had been born I thought oh my god, it was just so crazy.
"I had no pain relief because the labour was so short we hadn't made it to the ward yet."
For women who have had children before, labour usually lasts around five hours, according to Babycentre.co.uk
READ MORE: Dad saves baby born on lounge floor by tying umbilical cord with shoelace
After feeling the beginnings of labour pain, Mrs Greene rang her mother Jacqueline, 56, for a lift to the hospital.
By 12.20am Mrs Greene, her mother and husband Eric Boakye-Ansah, 35, were rushing to St George's Hospital in Tooting, south London.
They arrived at 1am, where they spent 10 minutes looking for a wheelchair to take Mrs Greene to the upstairs maternity ward.
After chatting to a cleaner and waiting for a lift, it was around 1.30am by the time the couple were on the right floor.
Unsure where to go, they spent five-to-10 minutes looking for help, before the baby's head appeared.
READ MORE: Mum gives birth to healthy baby boy 10 weeks after her waters broke
"I just shouted 'my baby is coming'," Mrs Greene - a family engagement officer - said.
"She chose her time to come.
"It was very quick, which I guess is better because that means less pain.
"But it wasn't exactly perfect, I was worried about everything being okay."
Mrs Greene - who is also mother to sons Hosea, eight, and Heaven-Anthony, four - was expecting a quick delivery.
Heaven-Anthony was born on the family's living room floor while Mrs Greene was home alone.
Despite her dramatic arrival, two-year-old Comfort is doing well. [Photo: SWNS]
Once Comfort arrived, Mrs Greene's aunt handed the newborn to her niece, cleaning the baby on her dress.
Footage shows the mother being wheeled into the maternity ward, cradling her 7lb 4oz newborn.
"I was taken into a room and Comfort was checked over to make sure everything was okay," Mrs Greene said.
"Luckily there were no complications and we went home the same day.
"Comfort was healthy and we were really happy.
"It was really nice to be back at home with the family."
Although dramatic, the couple are happy to have the footage to look back on.
"Maybe we will have a joke about it," Mrs Greene said.
"It was just an out of this world experience."
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My thanks to Alex Culpin at Ty Gwyn who kindly offered to send me some samples of his ciders to review. This is his still draught cider, a dabinett single varietal, which was awarded second place at the Monmouth Show.
The taste is mellow and easy to drink, fruity apples with a slight sherbert quality in the finish (that may or may not have been intended – Alex did warn me that this is unpateurised and live so may not travel well) that seems more pronounced when the cider is cooler. Overall I'd say it was the dry side of medium, but punctuated by sweet and sharp notes, and a touch of earthiness, which give it quite a refreshing character. There's a warming quality, which you notice as you take that first sip.
The mouthfeel is quite light, there's hardly any tannin, which seems strange for a dabinett SV.
A perfectly decent cider, but in common with many single varietals I would prefer something with a little more depth.


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Where we find ourselves
Out of instinct, humans naturally drift toward communities where they feel like they can belong.
By Taylor Hohn
April 10, 2018 | 8:00am EDT
On Aug. 5, 2017, McKenzie Price boarded a one-way flight from Chicago to Oslo, Norway. It was a flight she had booked quite a few times since high school, but this time was different. This time, she didn't know when she'd come back. Whatever happened next was meant to be.
During previous visits, she'd left room in her suitcase to bring home purchases. Not this time. Instead, she filled the space with warm clothes in case she stayed through the winter. Even choosing the "one way" button over "round trip" felt strange.
McKenzie feels that moving to Norway was the first big decision she made on her own. Sure, she had gone to Ball State University, but that was only an hour or two from her hometown of Logansport, Indiana. Having just graduated, she was moving to Oslo to be with Espen Langseth Folkestad, her boyfriend of five years. Because he was still in school in Norway, this was their chance to finally end long distance. McKenzie didn't know when, or even if, she'd be coming back.
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During Saturday's match against the University of Indianapolis, senior diver Caitlin Locante broke the program record on the 3M board with a score of 323.625. She passed the 318.67 score that Whitney Adams recorded back for the Cardinals in 2012.
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However, just like they have routinely for weeks, the Cardinals didn't let that get in their way against Northern Illinois (2-10, 1-6 MAC). Ball State used depth to its advantage in a 78-58 victory at Worthen Arena, completing a season sweep of the Huskies.
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There's no need for any explanation as to why 2020 was disastrous for film fans. Despite the few great films that did come out — like Tenet, Wonder Woman 84, Soul, The Devil All the Time, and The Invisible Man — there weren't many films that caused a lot of excitement. Plenty of indies and streaming services continued to release films, but many of the notable titles didn't garner a lot of attention. Nonetheless, within this wasteland of a year, there were a few notable titles that didn't receive the love that they should have.


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Dell and HP's decision to continue selling a nearly seven-year-old operating system, got Bill Detwiler thinking about which Windows version TechRepublic members most often support. Answer the following poll and let us know which Windows version is the most prevalent among your end users.
Poll: Which of the following Windows versions is the most prevalent among your end users?
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As I recently wrote, Dell and HP are selling select, business computers loaded with Windows XP Professional. Customers can have Windows XP preinstalled and get a DVD to upgrade to Vista when they are ready.
Dell and HP's decision to continue selling a nearly seven-year-old operating system, got me thinking about which Windows version TechRepublic members most often support.
Answer the following poll and let us know which Windows version is the most prevalent among your end users.
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for many seasons now hikers have enjoyed the hospitality and inexpensive room rates at the Grand Prix in gatlinburg Tn..
on the section hike I just finished I stayed in the Grand Prix as I have many times before but was saddened to learn that It had been sold and new management was taking over the next day. This is the end of an era.....sorry to see the ole Grand Prix change..
Tried to talk with the new owner\manager but they were real busy and had no time..hopefully they will be hiker friendly but I expect room rates to increase and g'burg can already be a expensive town if your not careful and even if you careful. so if your making plans for G'burg..keep this in mind.
I gave the new manager my e-mail address and she said she would contact me with info. I'll let you know if I hear anything.
I started the whole Grand Prix thing back in 1987 when a popular motel across the street had closed. I told the owner how to get listed in the Philosopher's Guide. This will be the 5th owner since then so I doubt rates will change much.
I went to Days Inn in Gatlinburg unexpedctionally due to leg injury. The room rate is kinda too much for me. I want to know if Grand Prix motel is still in same condition, and the rate is still the same.. if so, where would I find it?
I stayed there last Friday night. I got the hiker's rate which I thought was good based on motel prices in G'burg. There were a few hikers staying there that had come off the trail due to the bad weather in the Smokies last wee.
the owners were very kind and talkative ;) came and picked us up from teh trail (we have the worst time hitching! :confused: ) and always checked up on us to see if we needed anything. very caring, and the rate was fine, nothing noticeably high or low.


A new ship, and a new shipmate!
Luffy and his mates emerged victorious from the battle at Enies Lobby, but after bidding a fiery farewell to the Going Merry, these pirates won't be going anywhere! There's a hefty new bounty on each of their heads, and their only hope for escape rests on the cyborg shoulders of Franky. The blue-haired, speedo-sporting shipwright offers to build the Straw Hats a new vessel, but time is of the essence. Some very familiar marines are breathing down their necks, and the crew can't set sail without a boat - or their stubborn sniper.
A bombastic barrage of cannonballs inches closer and closer as the Straw Hats wait to see whether Franky will join the family, Usopp can swallow his pride, and if an angry face from Luffy's past will sink their new ship!


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AboutEarly Childhood and PreschoolsElementary SchoolsActivities for Elementary SchoolsCurriculums for Middle Schools and High SchoolsStudents with Learning DifferencesSpecial ProgramsPrice ListContact Events
Registration and Cancellation ProcedureActivities for AdultsArabic CourseHebrew
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Our Story Management Committee Position holders at the Museum Purpose and Vision
Permanent Exhibitions Al-Andalus: In the Far West Past Exhibitions Exhibits displayed in 3D
About Early Childhood and Preschools Elementary Schools Activities for Elementary Schools Curriculums for Middle Schools and High Schools Students with Learning Differences Special Programs Price List Contact
Registration and Cancellation Procedure Activities for Adults Arabic Course Hebrew
A Museum for the Whole Family Birthday Fun at the Museum for Islamic Art
Visitor Information Opening Hours on Jewish Holidays
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The Museum for Islamic Art
Now in the Museum - "Jewelry Making: Past & Present"
A Limited Edition Jewelry Item Designed and Uniquely Inscribed by
Designer Rami Tareef:
A handcrafted lapel pin with a gold layered olive stone – a universal symbol of peace, coexistence and multiculturalism - at the center.
The proceeds from sales of the pin will go to the Tolerance Coalition organization which leads ventures and projects that advance values of tolerance and accepting others in Jerusalem, a city that is sacred to the world's three main monotheistic religions.
Cost: NIS 150
Tareef's design for the pin was inspired by the "Jewelry Making: Past & Present" exhibition which is currently showing at the museum, and using the idiom of jewelry making to present dialogue between the three religions for which Jerusalem is sacred – Islam, Judaism and Christianity.
Rami Tareef – designer, artist, curator, lecturer and researcher of culture and design. He is a graduate of the Industrial Design Faculty of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, and the Zurich-based ZHDK school of arts which he completed with an honor final project. He has a master's degree in design from Bezalel, is a graduate of the prestigious d-Vision program for outstanding designers, operated by the Keter company, and was awarded the Minister of Culture's prize for design in 2017.
The lapel pins are sold at the Museums' cashier or on-line at: http://bit.ly/2yTaby9
*The project is supported by the Jerusalem Foundation


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