When Nally first appeared on the IA 25 list in 2012, the first part of his profile were as much about his predecessor, Tom Bradley. Two years later, its all Nally.
Nally is a cheerleader for RIAs, but he knows the industry is facing challenges too.
When Tom Nally first appeared on the IA 25 list in 2012, the first several paragraphs of his profile were as much about his predecessor, Tom Bradley, as it was about Nally. Two years later, it's all Nally, who has stamped his own personality on the RIA custodian.
Advocacy for advisors, reflecting "our fundamental belief in the RIA model" while also mentioning that "we referred $25 billion to advisors through Advisor Direct," its referral program.
He admitted, however, that as an industry, "We still have a lot of work to do" in rebuilding trust among the investing public. Since the interview occurred just days after writer Michael Lewis charged in a "60 Minutes" segment that the "stock market is rigged" in favor of high-frequency traders, Nally said, "We're in another reputational crisis in the industry right now." While the markets "are not perfect, never have been, the ultimate loser is the individual investor when" somebody like Lewis charges that "'the markets are rigged.'" It may "scare people off" from participating in the markets.
Speaking of the generational wealth transfer, "we have more work to do there" as well. The next generation "is a powerful force," and since "I'm a next-genner myself, I understand the challenges" (Nally is 42). That next generation has "different values, different preferences than the boomers." TDAI and the entire industry, he argued, "need to do a better job attracting the next gen of advisors" since "clients want somebody who looks like them from a gender and ethnicity" viewpoint.
"The statistics are sobering—only 6% of advisors are under the age of 30," which is why TD has launched its scholarship and financial planning program grant programs, and it internship initiative.


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Groundwater modeling with MODFLOW and other codes are defined as inverse modeling where the aquifer parameters can be calculated from the comparison of model results with observed data. This comparison process is time consuming, employs acceptance criteria and trend analysis of the boundary condition influence.
There are tools for the comparison of observed and simulated heads in Model Muse and custom charts can be done with few lines in Python. This tutorial cover the whole procedure to create a simulated / observed plot in Python from the results of a MODFLOW model run on Model Muse. The study case is over a regional model with more than 100 piezometers. The tutorial creates a graph with a colorbar and exports it as a JPG file.
Gempy is as open source Python library for generating full 3D structural geological models. The library is a complete development to create geological models from interfases, faults, and layer orientations, it also relates the sequence of geological layers to represent rock intrusions and faults order.
Algorithm for geological modeling is based on universal cokriging interpolation with the support of high-end Python mathematical libraries as Numpy, PyMC3 and Theano.
Gempy creates a grid model that can be visualized as 2D sections with Matplotlib or as 3D geometrical objects as VTK objects that allow the representation of the geologic models on Paraview for custom slicing, filtering, transparencies, and styling.
This tutorial is a basic example of a stratified geological setup with 5 layers and one fault. In order to make the tutorial fully accessible to the majority of users, we have created a complementary tutorial about how to install Gempy on Windows with a repository distribution of Anaconda.
One of the most exceptional new features from MODFLOW 6 is the different discretization options for the model mesh generation. Options range from regular grid (same as MODFLOW 2005), triangular mesh and unstructured grid. Flopy that is a Python library for the build and simulation of MODFLOW 6 and other models has tools for triangular mesh generation. The workflow on groundwater modeling with MODFLOW 6 and Flopy for triangular mesh models is pretty fluid and we see a lot of potential for local and regional groundwater flow modeling.
This tutorial shows the complete process to create a triangular mesh with the utilities from Flopy and incorporate it to a MODFLOW 6 model. The model is simulated and results are represented as colored mesh and contour lines.
Regional groundwater modeling is an important task on a strategic water management that involves all users, activities, and involved ecosystems and provides a sustainable use for current and future conditions. There are some specific considerations on the regional modeling with respect to baseline and spatial discretization, a regional model is not intended to provide the aquifer response for a determined area, instead it involves the assessment of the regional groundwater flow and the quantification of the recharge, discharge and other process on the water balance.
This tutorial is the Flopy / MODFLOW numerical example of the Angascancha basin. The example is on steady steady and is solved with the NWT solver. Model output representations have been done under the Flopy/Matplotlib tools as well as some Python code to create VTU files and styled on Paraview.
SEAWAT is a model developed by the USGS for the simulation of three-dimensional variable density groundwater flow with solute and heat transport. The software is based on MODFLOW-2000 and MT3DMS and on its latest version it can simulate viscosity variations and provide faster execution times. SEAWAT is implemented on Flopy, the Python library to build, run and represent MODFLOW models. This tutorial has the complete workflow to create and represent a basic example of saline instrusion with SEAWAT and Flopy on a Jupyter Notebook.
Groundwater flow direction representation is useful to understand the actual and predicted conditions of the groundwater flow regime. The arrow direction and magnitude give a quick perspective of the main groundwater flow directions and the interconexion between sources and discharge points. This tutorial show the complete workflow to determine the flow directions from a MODFLOW model done with Model Muse. The scripting insert a background image, georeference the model from parameters exported as comments, and export the resulting figure as a PNG file. The tutorial is done in Python 3 on a Jupyter Notebook.
Karst systems are characterized by underground drainage systems formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks. The behaviour of these systems is hard to be conceptualized due to the uncertainty in the location and geometry of these underground caves and its connection with the porous media.
In order to be able to model these systems, the Conduit Flow Process (CFP) package (developed by the United States Geological Survey – USGS) can simulate turbulent ground-water flow by coupling the groundwater flow equation with formulations for a discrete network of cylindrical pipes.
The following tutorial explains how to set up a simple karst conduit system in a previously existing MODFLOW model and the analysis of the results.
Making hydrogeological models can take a long time, from construction, visualization of results and calibration. It is important to use tools that can optimize these tasks and allow the time saved to be used in the analysis of the system.
In this opportunity we will use Flopy to replicate a 2D transport model from a previous post. Flopy is a versatile set of Python scripts which can be used to run MODFLOW and MT3D, amongst other MODFLOW-related groundwater programs in a simple and efficient way. It will be seen how useful this tool is to automate the process of creating groundwater models since modifications of the boundary conditions can be done just by changing the text file.
In addition, MT3D-USGS will be used for the transport modelling. It is an updated release of the groundwater solute transport code MT3DMS, which has new transport modeling capabilities that provide a greater flexibility in the simulation of solute transport and reactive solute transport.
MT3D-USGS is the one of the latest software for contaminant transport developed by the USGS. The initial release was on 2016 as a updated release of MT3DMS. The software has new capabilities for transport modeling coupled with the current MODFLOW packages, it can model unsaturated-zone transport, reactions and remediation schemas.
This transport modeling code is implemented in the pre and postprocessing software for groundwater modeling Model Muse, also developed by the USGS. This tutorial show a basic example of contaminant transport from a point source in a groundwater flow regime controlled by regional flow and discharge to ponds and rivers.
Assessing the groundwater flow regime in coastal aquifers is a challenge for numerical modelers. In order to have a complete set of parameters and input data for a valuable numerical simulation we need to compile several hydrogeological studies, reconstruct datasets and proof the accuracy of hydraulic tests. Still some parameter would be missing but the experience and criteria of the groundwater modeler would achieve adequate simulations and predictions required by an adaptive sustainable groundwater resources management.
Aquifer modeling requires understanding and expertise on the different boundary conditions available to represent the physical process related to the groundwater flow regime on determined spatial and temporal discretizations. MODFLOW has a set of boundary conditions of specified head, specified flux and mixed. There is a particular boundary condition created for the representation of the interaction between a river and the surrounding aquifer: the River Package (RIV). This tutorial show the implementation procedure of a River Package (RIV) on a regional model with a discussion on the model output and water balance.
On a normal groundwater modeling workflow the hydraulic parameters, observed data and boundary conditions are preprocessed on a GIS software as QGIS, and then imported on a compatible format (vector or raster) into the modeling software. However, Model Muse has a set of different tools to process point, and tabular data into model parameters increasing the speed in the model construction and simulation. This tutorial show the procedure to interpolate hydraulic conductivity from a table into Modflow from a different set of interpolation methods in Model Muse.
MT3DMS, a three-dimensional transport model, will be used in this tutorial to simulate two-dimensional transport in a radial flow field. The example consists on a well which is injecting a solution in a constant rate of 100 m3/d with a contaminant concentration of 10 g/m3 (10 mg/l). This model will run for a total of 27 days.
The following tutorial will explain how the model was build and the conditions considered.
MODFLOW itself do take into account the spatial referenciation of the groundwater flow regime. Main MODFLOW output are water heads on the cell centre and flow in between cells, additional packages calculate solute transport, zone budgets or pathlines; however on the model construction and simulation it doesnt matter where the model is.
This tutorial show the complete procedure to setup, run and visualize a basic groundwater model in MODFLOW 6 with Flopy.


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Claudette Falco, née à Paris le  et morte le  à Paris, est une actrice française.

Biographie

Filmographie
 1946 : Au petit bonheur de Marcel L'Herbier : Sophie
 1947 : Les aventures de Casanova de Jean Boyer : la fille du juge
 1947 : Le Diamant de cent sous de Jacques Daniel-Norman : la bonne
 1950 : La Voyageuse inattendue de Jean Stelli
 1950 : Un trou dans le mur d'Émile Couzinet
 1951 : Demain nous divorçons de Louis Cuny : Maggy

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 Claudette Falco sur lesgensducinema

Actrice française de cinéma
Naissance en avril 1922
Naissance dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris
Décès en juin 1999
Décès à 77 ans
Décès dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris

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The triode (mercury-vapor filled with a control grid) was patented on March 4, 1906 by the Austrian Robert von Lieben independent from that, on October 25, 1906 Lee De Forest patented his three-element Audion. It wasn't put to practical use until 1912, when its amplifying ability became recognized by researchers.
In 1920 wireless broadcasts for entertainment began in the UK from the Marconi Research Centre 2MT at Writtle near Chelmsford, England. A famous broadcast from Marconi's New Street Works factory in Chelmsford was made by the famous soprano Dame Nellie Melba on 15 June 1920, where she sang two arias and her famous trill. She was the first artist of international renown to participate in direct radio broadcasts. The 2MT station began to broadcast regular entertainment in 1922. The BBC was amalgamated in 1922 and received a Royal Charter in 1926, making it the first national broadcaster in the world, followed by Czech Radio and other European broadcasters in 1923.
Broadcasting by radio takes several forms. These include AM and FM stations. There are several subtypes, namely commercial broadcasting, non-commercial educational (NCE) public broadcasting and non-profit varieties as well as community radio, student-run campus radio stations and hospital radio stations can be found throughout the world.
Many stations broadcast on shortwave bands using AM technology that can be received over thousands of miles (especially at night). For example, the BBC, VOA, VOR, and Deutsche Welle have transmitted via shortwave to Africa and Asia. These broadcasts are very sensitive to atmospheric conditions and solar activity.
See shortwave for the differences between shortwave, medium wave and long wave spectra. Shortwave is used largely for national broadcasters, international propaganda, or religious broadcasting organizations.
AM stations were the earliest broadcasting stations to be developed. AM refers to amplitude modulation, a mode of broadcasting radio waves by varying the amplitude of the carrier signal in response to the amplitude of the signal to be transmitted.
The medium-wave band is used worldwide for AM broadcasting. Europe also uses the long wave band. In response to the growing popularity of FM stereo radio stations in the late 1980s and early 1990s, some North American stations began broadcasting in AM stereo, though this never gained popularity, and very few receivers were ever sold.
One of the advantages of AM is that its signal can be detected (turned into sound) with simple equipment. If a signal is strong enough, not even a power source is needed; building an unpowered crystal radio receiver was a common childhood project in the early decades of AM broadcasting.
AM broadcasts occur on North American airwaves in the medium wave frequency range of 530 to 1700 kHz (known as the "standard broadcast band"). The band was expanded in the 1990s by adding nine channels from 1620 to 1700 kHz. Channels are spaced every 10 kHz in the Americas, and generally every 9 kHz everywhere else.
The signal is subject to interference from electrical storms (lightning) and other electromagnetic interference (EMI).
AM transmissions cannot be ionospherically propagated during the day due to strong absorption in the D-layer of the ionosphere. In a crowded channel environment this means that the power of regional channels which share a frequency must be reduced at night or directionally beamed in order to avoid interference, which reduces the potential nighttime audience. Some stations have frequencies unshared with other stations in North America; these are called clear-channel stations. Many of them can be heard across much of the country at night. During the night, absorption largely disappears and permits signals to travel to much more distant locations via ionospheric reflections. However, fading of the signal can be severe at night.
Edwin Howard Armstrong invented FM radio to overcome the problem of radio-frequency interference (RFI), which plagued AM radio reception. At the same time, greater fidelity was made possible by spacing stations further apart in the radio frequency spectrum. Instead of 10 kHz apart, as on the AM band in the US, FM channels are 200 kHz (0.2 MHz) apart. In other countries greater spacing is sometimes mandatory, such as in New Zealand, which uses 700 kHz spacing (previously 800 kHz). The improved fidelity made available was far in advance of the audio equipment of the 1940s, but wide interchannel spacing was chosen to take advantage of the noise-suppressing feature of wideband FM.
The original FM radio service in the U.S. was the Yankee Network, located in New England. Regular FM broadcasting began in 1939, but did not pose a significant threat to the AM broadcasting industry. It required purchase of a special receiver. The frequencies used, 42 to 50 MHz, were not those used today. The change to the current frequencies, 88 to 108 MHz, began after the end of World War II, and was to some extent imposed by AM broadcasters as an attempt to cripple what was by now realized to be a potentially serious threat.
FM radio on the new band had to begin from the ground floor. As a commercial venture it remained a little-used audio enthusiasts' medium until the 1960s. The more prosperous AM stations, or their owners, acquired FM licenses and often broadcast the same programming on the FM station as on the AM station ("simulcasting"). The FCC limited this practice in the 1960s. By the 1980s, since almost all new radios included both AM and FM tuners, FM became the dominant medium, especially in cities. Because of its greater range, AM remained more common in rural environments.
Pirate radio is illegal or non-regulated radio transmission. It is most commonly used to describe illegal broadcasting for entertainment or political purposes. Sometimes it is used for illegal two-way radio operation. Its history can be traced back to the unlicensed nature of the transmission, but historically there has been occasional use of sea vessels—fitting the most common perception of a pirate—as broadcasting bases. Rules and regulations vary largely from country to country, but often the term pirate radio generally describes the unlicensed broadcast of FM radio, AM radio, or short wave signals over a wide range. In some places radio stations are legal where the signal is transmitted, but illegal where the signals are received—especially when the signals cross a national boundary. In other cases, a broadcast may be considered "pirate" due to the type of content, its transmission format, or the transmitting power (wattage) of the station, even if the transmission is not technically illegal (such as a web cast or an amateur radio transmission). Pirate radio stations are sometimes referred to as bootleg radio or clandestine stations.
Digital radio broadcasting has emerged, first in Europe (the UK in 1995 and Germany in 1999), and later in the United States, France, the Netherlands, South Africa and many other countries worldwide. The most simple system is named DAB Digital Radio, for Digital Audio Broadcasting, and uses the public domain EUREKA 147 (Band III) system. DAB is used mainly in the UK and South Africa. Germany and the Netherlands use the DAB and DAB+ systems, and France uses the L-Band system of DAB Digital Radio.
Satellite radio broadcasters are slowly emerging, but the enormous entry costs of space-based satellite transmitters, and restrictions on available radio spectrum licenses has restricted growth of this market. In the USA and Canada, just two services, XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio exist. Both XM and Sirius are owned by Sirius XM Radio, which was formed by the merger of XM and Sirius on July 29, 2008, whereas in Canada, XM Radio Canada and Sirius Canada remained separate companies until 2010. Worldspace in Africa and Asia, and MobaHO! in Japan and the ROK were two unsuccessful satellite radio operators which have gone out of business.
Radio program formats differ by country, regulation and markets. For instance, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission designates the 88–92 megahertz band in the U.S. for non-profit or educational programming, with advertising prohibited.
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By Nancy Lombardiaccess_time7 years ago
Wonder Woman Cosmetics in Walgreens
Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) in partnership with DC Entertainment teamed up with Walgreens for an exclusive Wonder Woman collection of beauty products and accessories. Featuring a wide array of items, the collection is available exclusively in select Walgreens stores in the U.S. and online as of last week.
The Wonder Woman Beauty Collection includes a full range of cosmetics, including lip stick, lip balm eye shadow, eyeliner, and a nail polish set. A variety of accessories will also be featured in the collection, including a four-piece hair accessory bundle, five-piece make-up brush set, and a make-up tote.
Jazwares Named Master Toy for Chuggington
Ludorum announced that it has signed Jazwares as its global master toy partner for Chuggington. The product line will include collectible characters, playsets, and feature toys. The line will move away from traditional track systems of train play and focus on the destinations in the show to allow the young fans to build their own world of Chuggington. The new toy line will launch at retail in spring 2017.
Genius Brands Secures VOD, Broadcast Deal for Properties
Genius Brands International signed multiple content licensing agreements for its children's animated series, Warren Buffett's Secret Millionaires Club and Thomas Edison's Secret Lab as well as its new music-based tween series, SpacePOP.
GBI has licensed short-form content, including webisodes from Warren Buffett's Secret Millionaires Club and all-new music videos from SpacePOP and Thomas Edison's Secret Lab to batteryPOP, a digital platform showcasing and distributing children's content, and has licensed SpacePOP to Toon Googles, a destination for On-Demand Entertainment for kids. Additionally, the company has licensed U.S. broadcast rights to two animated series, Secret Millionaires Club and Thomas Edison's Secret Lab to Starz and Qubo.
Speakaboos, Delta in Deal
Speakaboos, which promotes learning through interactive media for children, signed a deal with Delta Air Lines. The collaboration includes having Speakaboos content on Delta Studio, the airline's in-flight entertainment platform. Hours of Speakaboos animated stories are now available to Delta travelers. Passengers can choose from story collections organized by children's favorite characters and topics including Travel, Princesses, Dinosaurs, Classics, Favorite Songs, and a bundle of Sid the Science Kid. The selection of story collections will rotate throughout the year.
PercyVites Signs Shopkins
PercyVites announced that it has signed Shopkins to its roster of digital invitations and thank-you videos. The Percy Party Dashboard allows for easy organization of party details and RSVPs, simplifying the party planning process for parents and children. The deal was brokered by The Licensing Shop representing Moose Toys' Shopkins.
Tactic, Ty Announce New Games
Tactic Games announced the launch of several new games to its licensed line from Ty, Inc. The new products from Tactic Games are additions to its preschool and children's games category that feature the Ty Beanie Boos property. The new line-up of games includes:
Beanie Boos Kimble—a classic chase game with pawns and bubble-pop dice mechanic
Beanie Boos Party—where players have to draw, act, and guess at characters on headbands
Beanie Boos Coconut—a concentration-memory game with half-shell coconut shells hiding the character matches
Also in the line are Beanie Boos versions of Go Fish, Dominoes, and classic playing cards. The new games are a follow-up to Tactic's Beanie Boos Friends Game.
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I'd love to see you write a review on Bristol's novel at Amazon.com. It would reach a very wide audience! Thank you.
Thanks for the suggestion. Might just do that.


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Over the last few weeks, we have been reviewing our approach to homework.
We recognise that homework can be very stressful for all involved – parents, children and teachers!
From the school's point of view, homework has limited value. Some children complete their homework to a very high standard every week, whilst with others it can be difficult to get any homework completed at all.
Some parents give such very high levels of support that it is difficult to see what the child achieved independently whilst some are able to give very little support for various reasons. Research from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) suggests that the impact of primary school homework is limited.
We ask that you continue to work with your child at home in supporting their development in these areas. Each child will have a daily reading record for you to complete. Age appropriate spellings will continue to be sent home to be learned and tested at school regularly.
Children will be given a Maths activities booklet appropriate to their age. Activities will include regular practice of times tables facts or number bonds, depending on the need of your child as well as other more practical and (we hope) fun things to do linked to an area of maths. Children will continue to be encouraged to make use of the Times Tables Rockstar site to improve recall of tables facts and this knowledge will be tested in class as well.
Similarly, each child will bring home a Reading Activities booklet with various activities designed to increase the enjoyment of and engagement in reading.
Activity squares in each booklet should be initialed by the adult at home who "supervised" the activity; in class, the activity square will be stamped.
In addition, children will bring home a Home Learning Grid after half term that lists a variety of home learning activities, linked to a topic in class or another focus. The point of this is to encourage children to express themselves in a variety of ways, be it through a poster, a powerpoint presentation, a model or written piece of work – the choice is theirs! The grid will contain a variety of activities – it is not expected that children should complete them all but it does give them a choice of home learning activities to undertake. Opportunities will be given in class for children to share their home learning activities.
The exception to this new approach to homework is Y6 who, at this point in the year, will be revising for their national tests in May (SATs); however, after SATs are over, they too will have the flexibility to choose their home learning activities. Y2 children may also have additional practice work to prepare them for their national tests as well.
We very much hope that this different and more flexible approach to home learning will reduce the stress some children feel when faced with homework and encourage a more active participation in their learning at home.
As ever, if you have any questions, please do speak to your child's teacher in the first instance.
Please note polo shirts are worn in Years R to 2 and white shirt/blouse with tie in Years 3-6.
Is your child affected by a member of the family who has been imprisoned? The link on the left will guide you to where help is available. There is help available in school and Mrs Sue Beere is our 'Charter Champion' to whom you should speak if you need advice about the many agencies which can help you.
Let's Stop Bullying! E-book launched An anthology of poetry composed by Island pupils with contributions from prize winners Holly E and Charlie G-P.


The company planner on your People® mobile app is great for quickly finding out who is out of the office on a certain day. For example, you're out shopping and have just had a great idea that requires a meeting as soon as possible. Who will be in the office first thing tomorrow morning?
You can use the arrows either side to flick between weeks.


Selection of some of Adderley's best recordings for the Riverside label between 1958-1962.
Mongo returns to the Fantasy label group and his basic Afro-Cuban-rooted sound and concept.
Brazil Fusion Great Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
w/ Phil Ranelin on trombone!Great Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
Brazil FusionGreat Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
Tough latin/fusionGreat Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
Oh yes! Great Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
Recorded 1987 at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California.
Recorded in Rio de Janeiro in 1991 with 'nuff guests - Hermeto Pascoal, Eumir Deodato, Pascoal Meirrelles, Marcio Montarryos and more!
Brazil jazz fusionGreat Original still-sealed cassette tape !!!
Crazy jazz fusion album from obscure Indian violinist with George Duke and Stanley Clarke, released on Milestone. Original album.


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What is Universal Healthcare?
By Annie Brown
EDGE (Boston), March 18, 2011
Patients, doctors and health insurance companies are engaged in a historic debate surrounding the future of healthcare in America. Most of the discussions surrounding healthcare are led by politicians who either celebrate President Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010) as a necessary first step towards equal access or view it as a direct assault on constitutional rights.
However, there are millions of patients and physicians who aren't pleased with either party's response to the healthcare crisis.
Dr. Susan Miller, a family physician and Virginia's representative for Physicians for a National Health Program, is one of these individuals.
Dr. Miller's perspective on the healthcare issue is informed by extensive experience as a physician, a small business owner, and an individual who has witnessed first-hand the inequality and inefficiency of modern American healthcare. She, like many Americans, is frustrated with the rhetoric politicians are using to describe the current state of healthcare to their constituents.
Miller believes that politicians are manipulating this debate to support personal goals. In the process, they are also distracting Americans from the facts and making the road to universal healthcare longer and more complicated than it should be. Rhetorical speeches don't effectively explain healthcare legislation and rarely present possible solutions. It is my hope that this article will fill in the blanks left by politicians.
Miller has practiced family medicine for over 25 years. In the process she has participated in many aspects of the medical profession from safety-net clinics, to running her own private practice in the Richmond suburbs and, for the past five years, working with people from the inner city of Richmond. "I understand what it means to be a small business…I also understand the needs of [insured] middle-class patients and I know the problems of people who don't have insurance."
During our interview, I asked Miller to explain her perspective on American healthcare and why she supports a single-payer plan. I also spoke with her about resistance to The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) in her home state of Virginia and the possibility of universal healthcare in states like Vermont. The intention of this article is to explore solutions beyond rhetoric and move towards a healthcare system that provides affordable and quality care to all Americans.
Improved Medicare for All
Miller supports the idea of "improved Medicare for all," also known as a single-payer plan because she entered the field of medicine to help people. She continues, "I was into medicine and politics from the very beginning. I have been a single-payer supporter since I was first involved in medicine because I believe that healthcare is a human right."
As the Virginia representative for Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP), Miller educates others about a single-payer plan that could solve America's healthcare crisis. PNHP is a single-issue organization that supports a universal, comprehensive single-payer national health program and has been advocating for healthcare reform since 1987.
The organization has over 18,000 members and chapters across the United States. Miller explains the concept of a single-payer plan as "taxpayers pool together money to fund a national health plan. With a single-payer system, insurance is nationalized, but healthcare is delivered by private practices."
This plan would essentially be an improved and expanded Medicare system. Medicare for all means that ideally everyone born in the U.S. would be given a health insurance card or number when they are born or, for immigrants, when they gain citizenship. A quote used often by PNHP is, "Everybody in. Nobody out."
Since the passage of PPACA, PNHP continues to lobby state and federal legislators to consider a single-payer national health program as a cost-effective and health beneficial program. However, PNHP lobbyists are going up against health insurance companies who, according to a 2010 article in the Huffington Post, supplied an average of eight healthcare lobbyists per every one member of Congress in 2009.
In 2010, Aetna spent $4,845,894 on lobbying expenditures, while Blue Cross/Blue Shield contributed $916,719 to political campaigns. The majority of Blue Cross/Blue Shield's contributions supported Democratic candidates.
Health reform is a hot topic in Washington because it is an issue that affects all Americans and reform of the healthcare system is much needed.
In September of 2010, approximately 50.7 million people did not have health insurance. As a reformative bill, the 2010 PPACA aims to reduce this number and provide health coverage to over 30 million currently uninsured Americans "by expanding Medicaid and providing federal subsidies to help lower and middle-income Americans buy private coverage," according to a recent article in the New York Times.
The law also forces health insurance companies to stop practices that prevent people from purchasing insurance. However, this most recent attempt at healthcare reform disappointed single-payer supporters. The PPACA "was health insurance reformed."
"Single-payer supporters never even got to the table … Obama made a pragmatic political decision. Obama was a single-payer supporter before he ran for office … he abandoned that because he would have been labeled a socialist," Miller explains.
As Miller sees it, Obama's plan "cut back on some of the excesses, where these companies were denying people care and refusing to cover people if they had a preexisting illness. However, it is not healthcare reform."
Although the final version of the bill did expand Medicare and provides more Americans with coverage, it bolsters the problematic private insurance industry and leaves 23 million Americans still uninsured by 2019, according to a recent Congressional Budget Office estimate
Deconstructing Healthcare Rhetoric
Despite the amount of conservative compromise that shaped the bill as it passed through both houses of congress, politicians are still debating the role of government in medicine. Many prominent political leaders have publically stated that one of their primary goals this year is to repeal Obama's healthcare legislation on the basis that government should be separate from medicine.
Since the PPACA was passed, the Republican Party has turned to misleading rhetoric as they work to have the bill repealed. Although Republicans do support national healthcare plans, such as veteran's insurance and Medicare, much of the party's rhetoric attacks the PPACA as well as a single-payer system for being socialist and anti-business.
Miller explains that Obama's bill is far from socialist. She says the act is "merely insurance reform, built on the privately owned profit making health insurance industry." Although the solution of a single-payer plan, or Medicare for all, eliminates the need for private health insurance providers, it does not deserve the term socialist.
The single-payer system would not be socialized medicine, it would be social insurance, says Miller, "this means that society pools the risk, so that the people who are really ill get treatment…In this system healthcare is still delivered privately by your local doctor."
Miller clarified that the only socialized healthcare we have in this country is insurance provided by the VA [the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs], because it is supported by taxpayers as well as delivered by the government. Unlike in the single-payer system, healthcare provided though the VA is funded and delivered by the government.
Miller defends nationalized insurance against anti-business rhetoric by emphasizing the bur
den that providing insurance places on employers. "You would think people who support businesses should support a single-payer healthcare system. … Why is Toyota the best car company in the world? Because our companies in Detroit have to take $15,000 from the sale of each vehicle to pay for employee health benefits." In a single-payer system, citizens would no longer have to rely on their employer to provide healthcare.
Today the United States remains the only industrialized country without a national health insurance plan. Medicare and Medicaid are the closest the country has ever come to a national health insurance program, but neither of these government programs were ever expanded to cover all Americans.
Understanding Cuccinelli's Arguments
Some of the most intense arguments over government's role in healthcare have occurred in Miller's home state of Virginia.
On March 2, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli stood before the House Judiciary Committee and explained his concerns about the PPACA. "The litigation is not so much about healthcare as it is about liberty," Cuccinelli says. He took this same argument to Virginia Courts.
In the lawsuit, The Commonwealth of Virginia vs. Kathleen Sebelius, the Attorney General argues the federal law is unconstitutional due to the bill's individual mandates provision, which requires that all Americans must purchase healthcare by 2014, or face a federal penalty. Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is defending her motion to dismiss Cuccinelli's claim against individual mandates. Cuccinelli is acting as Plaintiff and representative of the Eastern District of Virginia.
"In this case, I agree with Cuccinelli. When else have we required Americans to buy a defective product?" Miller explains, "Individual mandates where the only way that the health insurance companies would agree to certain regulations, such as not eliminating people who had preexisting conditions." With individual mandates, health insurance companies can maintain profits and also (using the money paid by insured customers) pay for more American's healthcare.
In December, Virginia federal district judge Henry E. Hudson agreed with Cuccinelli's argument stating, "The law's central requirement that most Americans obtain health insurance exceeds the regulatory authority granted to Congress under the Commerce Clause of the Constitution."
In his final ruling, Hudson ruled in favor of Cuccinelli, rejecting the federal government's motion to dismiss the Commonwealth's lawsuit and thereby allowing Cuccinelli to continue his efforts to have the PPACA repealed. A Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond is scheduled to hear the government's appeal this spring, unless the U.S. Supreme Court decides to take on the case first. If the Supreme Court rules that individual mandates are unconstitutional, the entire PPACA would be repealed since the mandates are a requirement of the law.
While the individual mandate clause may be the central focus of the healthcare debate in Virginia, Miller suspects that Cuccinelli's argument against this one provision is representative of a broader conservative stance.
"The argument in this country is whether healthcare is a human right or if healthcare is a profit center," says Miller, "Republicans want to make people cost sensitive so people won't go to the doctors all the time…by making costs transparent and asking patients to be responsible when they choose providers. But the problem with this is that when someone needs their appendix out, they can't shop around."
In many ways, the competitive nature of capitalism doesn't benefit patients. Miller elaborated on this point by citing several studies, including a Harvard study that showed for-profit dialysis centers to have higher death rates than nonprofit centers, as well her own experience as a doctor.
"Just before speaking with you," Miller said after a brief pause in our interview, "I had a patient on the phone. I could tell that she was wheezing. I told her she should go to the emergency room, but she says she couldn't afford the co-pay…We need to remove barriers to care."
The Future of Universal Healthcare
While PPACA is being resisted in some states, such as Virginia and Florida, other states are taking this as an opportunity to discover sustainable solutions to America's healthcare problem. For states to implement their own version of "Obamacare" the law requires they obtain federal waivers that relieve them of particular requirements specified by the plan.
The waiver provision was included in the original bill to allow states to test alternative ways of making health care accessible to the millions of Americans who need it. Waivers were not supposed to be available to states until 2017, but recently Obama stated he would support an amendment that would grant early waivers so that new healthcare models could be implemented as soon as possible.
Vermont is one of the states requesting an early waiver. After Obama announced his support of the early waivers amendment, Vermont Democratic Senator, Patrick Leahy stated, "Vermont has already been working hard to improve the state's system of health care, and passage of the delegation's waiver bill will move our state one step closer to that goal."
Miller is hopeful about the future of healthcare in America. "They are moving forward with single-payer program legislation in states like Vermont, Oregon and California," she says with excitement, "once states begin using a single-payer system, we will have a national experiment. We will see which states have better healthcare."
There is already a federal bill written that lays out the steps needed to implement a single-payer program. The Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act (HR676) established "a unique American universal health insurance program with single payer financing." The summary written by Representative John Conyers Jr. (D-MI) continues,
"The bill would create a publicly financed, privately delivered health care system that improves and expands the already existing Medicare program to all U.S. residents…The goal of the legislation is to ensure that all Americans will have access, guaranteed by law, to the highest quality and most cost effective health care services regardless of their employment, income or health care status."
The bill failed to make it past committee, but was reintroduced on February 11 of this year as "The United States National Healthcare Act," with 28 co-sponsors. "The bill gradually transitions the whole healthcare system from profit to not for profit," says Miller.
According to the Healthcare-NOW website, the program established in HR676 "will cover all medically necessary services. … Patients have their choice of physicians, providers, hospitals, clinics, and practices. No co-pays or deductibles are permissible under this act."
With so much resistance towards the idea of a single-payer program coming from both the moderate left and the right, there is little chance that this bill will pass through either house any time soon, even if it is a potential solution to America's healthcare crisis. "Americans need improved Medicare for all."
"Of course Medicare is not perfect," she adds, "but it's a great platform to start from." Miller speaks openly about the single-payer option with her colleagues because she wants to separate the facts from the rhetoric politics have built up around them.
Justifiably, she worries when politicians complicate the issue of healthcare reform. Circular rhetorical arguments cause Americans to tune out, even though this debate and its outcome is critical to national prosperity and personal health.
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Annie Brown , EDGE (Boston) , Published: March 18, 2011


I woke up on the 18th of February 2016 in utmost distress to start the new day, trusting God to be my strength.
I realized something was out rightly STRANGE!!
YEPAAA!! I CAN FEEL HARMATTAN! WHAT!!! HARMATTAN IN FEBRUARY! UNBELIEVABLE!!! GRACIOUS GOD! WHO CAN EXPLAIN THIS!! AND SOME MEN WILL THEN CONCLUDE AND SAY THERE IS NO GOD…..
This unusual weather change made me refer back on my past studies in Geography which clearly explains that Harmattan usually comes at it's peak in December.
But Oh! Harmattan is here! Harmattan in February! This is totally out of the blues.
The geographers will definitely have something to blame for this change!! And I can guess they will call this GLOBAL WARMING OR CLIMATE CHANGE!
While the earth remains,Seedtime and harvest, Cold and Heat, Winter and summer, And Day and Night, Shall not cease.
This deepened my understanding of PATIENCE & TIMING.
Harmattan didn't show up so much in December at its peak season in 2016, (when we usually experience it) but now we have it in February 2017(totally dry/hot season). God's word and promises never return void without accomplishing its purpose (Isaiah 55:11). As a teenager, has God told you that you will gain admission into the university and you are confused because your name isn't on the admission list, or you have difficulty passing a particular course in school.. Stay confident that your season will surely come at God's beautiful time.
Whatever it is, your time and season will surely come, just like Harmattan showed in February when no one expected it, and break the natural law of nature.
I pray that God's season and time for your life will break the natural laws of nature and come very soon in Jesus name, because He is the custodian of times and seasons.


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20 episodes - Wed, Thu 22:00
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The New Faces of Philanthropy
From a giving circle to an online information center, these Clevelanders are giving back.
Help people help themselves" was the mantra sung by the city's first philanthropists. Sprung from a strong religious basis in the 1800s, Cleveland philanthropy has evolved to encompass the scope of the city's need. This year saw three new organizations gain momentum in their efforts to empower Clevelanders and impact the city. Donating time, money and a shoulder to lean on, our newest philanthropists continue to help Clevelanders help themselves.
The Cleveland Colectivo
Pizza, pop and philanthropy is the agenda for The Cleveland Colectivo's monthly meetings. Gathering like-minded friends to discuss new philanthropic opportunities, the Colectivo is a Cleveland-based giving circle that pools funds to make contributions in the community. Comprised of young philanthropists who donate $400 a year, the Colectivo is part of a national trend of giving circles expanding across the country.
The Colectivo formed when a group of friends decided it was time to stop talking about Cleveland's problems and start doing something about them. In spring 2006, a core group of about 15 members pooled their funds of more than $7,000 for causes ranging from a community refugee program to a learning garden for neighborhood youth. "We really want to take a grassroots approach," says Judy Wright, one of the founding members. "As a giving circle, we are in a position to pool our money and give to any project we see as worthwhile."
The Colectivo is wrapping up its most successful giving year. After receiving 156 proposals, an increase from 50 in 2006, the group provided $13,500 in grants to six projects in 2007. Anyone can apply for grants ranging from $500 to $5,000, and giving is based on consensus, says member John McGovern.
"It's all very organic," McGovern explains. "There is so much going on in this city underneath the surface that needs to be recognized. By supporting the small projects that are under the radar, we can start to see what is spawned from the contributions we make."
Apart from small donations here and there, most Colectivo members are new to philanthropy, says Wright. Remaining open and inclusive to interested contributors, Wright hopes the Colectivo can get Clevelanders started on a lifetime of philanthropy. "The nature of the organization is to draw people in," she says. "We need to take this group of people and connect them to our city."
Hands On Northeast Ohio
When the international organization Hands On Network performed a needs assessment in the Greater Cleveland area, it found an interesting parallel, says Jeff Griffiths, executive director of Hands On Northeast Ohio.
"Nonprofits, schools and municipal agencies felt the need for trained, oriented volunteers," Griffiths says. "And the individuals and families who wanted to volunteer didn't know how."
So Hands On Northeast Ohio connects trained, background-checked volunteers with local organizations and civic education programs.
Initial grant funding spawned Ohio's first Hands On affiliate in Northeast Ohio and is allowing it to take the necessary steps to become a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. But in order to flourish in Cleveland's nonprofit sector, the organization needed additional financial support. In May, the Civic Innovation Lab awarded $30,000 to Hands On Northeast Ohio. And in July, the organization launched its first formal nonprofit partnerships.
Hands On Northeast Ohio partners with local organizations for 10 to 15 projects per month that focus on critical issue areas such as the environment, senior services and children's education and development. All projects occur regularly, allowing busy professionals to choose causes that fit into their time and interests.
"You're a part of something with like-minded folks," Griffiths explains. "When you start to foster relationships with the people you work with, Cleveland and Cuyahoga County become much smaller. Getting to know the city intimately deepens connections to Cleveland and produces tangible benefits to the community." Griffiths says the number of projects per month will grow with more volunteers, a figure already surpassing 100.
By promoting existing programs and encouraging new service ventures, Hands On Northeast Ohio hopes to become the hub for volunteerism in Cleveland. Griffiths says the next step is to look for family-friendly and youth-oriented projects to expand the capacity of what they do. "We exist because there is a great need for volunteerism in our community," says Griffiths. "We can be a catalyst of change. We're here to do it right."
Millie's Million
Debbie Celli didn't even know dogs could get cancer until doctors diagnosed her dog Millie with mast cell tumors. In the four years and $18,000 that followed the diagnosis, Millie underwent two aggressive surgeries that removed a large portion of her belly. Later, oncologists diagnosed Millie with hemangiopericytoma, a tumor on the top of her hind right leg. They were forced to remove part of the leg and leave a gaping wound that exposed the entire inside of her leg.
"I lost count of how many late-night runs I had down to the vet," Celli says. "It was truly a nightmare. I basically lived on the highway, holding Millie's leg together with one hand, driving with the other."
But during one of these visits to an animal hospital waiting room, Celli conceived the idea for Millie's Million, an online center for information and support to owners of dogs with the disease. "There was a man pacing with tears streaming down his face," Celli recalls. "Through his sobbing he said, 'I'm having to kill my best friend because I don't have the money to save her.' "
Celli wanted to provide financial support for dogs and their owners dealing with cancer. However, a complete treatment for one dog is between $4,000 and $10,000. Celli quickly realized the need was too great and the funds were too small to donate monetary support. So she put her energy into creating a safe haven and information center for dog owners.
Celli partnered with Rachel Simpson, who was baking pet treats to help pay for her dog Lola's cancer treatments, to create Millie's Million, now in the final stages of becoming an incorporated nonprofit. "We started Millie's Million as an Internet hospital waiting room, a place for people to meet and talk about what is going on with their dog," says Celli.
Millie's Million offers a road map for owners to find help in the medical and emotional process.
The newest source of information is its video center, an online forum launched in August where veterinarians answer frequently asked questions. "When owners hear the C-word, it's like the word overpowers your brain," says Celli. "After the shock, so many people are riddled with questions. I wanted them to know there is a place where they can find answers."
One of the most difficult obstacles people face after their dogs are diagnosed with cancer is the lack of understanding from family and friends. Millie's Million provides a support system to dog owners coping with overwhelming emotions.
"I just finished corresponding with a woman who lost two dogs to cancer within a 24-hour period," says Celli. "She's hurting, and she doesn't feel like anyone really cares. Sometimes all anyone wants is the dignity of having their feelings validated."
Katie Corrigan


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Dr Hobona ÔÇô A woman of substance
Sometimes history is shaped in the oddest of places. More than four decades ago in a modest lecture room at a British university, Botswana's first president, Sir Seretse Khama, was addressing Batswana students. In the crowd was an inquisitive young lady who was searching for answers to her questions about Botswana.
The verbal exchange they would begin that day would go on to shape the course of Botswana's political affairs. That young lady was Dr Habaudi Hobona, then a medical student who was part of an association championing the Bakalaka cause.
"I remember asking Seretse whether our people's political understanding made our democracy anything to be proud of," she says.
"I can't remember what his answer was. There was a lot of illiteracy in the country. Although most African independent states had adopted one party democracy, our government had instead adopted a multi party democracy," said Hobona.
Circumstances would later conspire to bring her face to face with the answer to her question. Hobona joined the civil service and was thrown into the deep end of the challenges facing the country. The budding politician in her was convinced that things could be done better.
She felt that most ordinary Batswana did not know their rights and believed that government was doing them favours by providing them with social services.
"It was frustrating. The status quo remains today. The feudal system is designed like that. The rulers have this kind of ownership mentality over the people they rule. The people literally wait for hand outs from government. There is no spirit of ownership. There is no spirit of self entitlement. It's all subservience. That is not good for any democracy because the rulers develop a master mentality," says Hobona.
For 24 years Hobona endured the frustrations of working in the civil service, but never passed up an opportunity to speak her mind. "I never hesitated to tell the authorities what it is that the people wanted. The late Chapson Butale, as Minister of Health knew my stand. She sympathized with me. I would complain vociferously against the health care standards at the hospitals and clinics. I never hid my misgivings," she says.
Her biggest challenge in the civil service came with the building of Nyangabgwe Referral Hospital where she oversaw the setting up of the surgical and clinical departments before she rose to the position of hospital superintendent. As fate would have it, this was at the time Francistown and its peripheries were dying of HIV and AIDS.
"A lot of people were dying. The hospital was accused of being a butchery of sorts. We were at the receiving end; we caught the flak and the myth was hard to debunk. Prominent people by-passed clinics and sought services at Nyangabgwe. The situation only abated after Kebatlamang Morake intervened," said Hobona, adding that despite her misgivings about the poor health care, she remained in the civil service because she had the itch to serve the people.
The itch later developed into a remarkable political career. Her driving force in politics is the concern for the quality of life of people in the rural communities. This explains her decision to contest a parliamentary seat in a rural constituency.
Hobona eventually left the civil service in 2001, opened her own surgical clinic in Francistown and joined active politics under the BCP to which she remains a cradle of opposition women politics. Despite a series of defeats at the hands of BDP candidates, she has never looked back. Twice she lost to the late Baledzi Gaolathe (2004 and 2009). Following the untimely death of Gaolathe she lost to incumbent Tonota North MP Fidelis Molao.
"I decided to contest Tonota North constituency because there was an ingrained belief in the BDP that the constituency was their safe seat. At the beginning, the people in that constituency as it happens in non-urban constituencies were taken for granted. Of course people voted without any conscience because they were not politically conscious. We had to do a lot of groundwork to ensure they understood what their vote meant."
She says she is happy that although the constituency still remains in the hands of the BDP, a lot of voters are beginning to understand that when government services them, it is not doing them a favour. The government is there to deliver social services to them in terms of their mandate. It is not a favour.
"Before 2004, the opposition votes in that constituency were less than 500. In the 2004 general election we raised the people's consciousness and garnered over 1500 votes. It was a big leap in a rural constituency, especially in the Bangwato territory. That gave us a lot of encouragement to work even harder in the coming election," said Hobona.
She said she has persevered politically because the inequalities and challenges that inspired her into joining politics still remain in place to date. She says her perseverance is stocked by the realisation that people are beginning to understand their rights in addition to asserting and demanding them.
She decries that the rural communities are plagued by diseases, unemployment, poverty and illiteracy to the extent that most do not appreciate that they have rights that the state has to protect.
"It is in this context that we ought to intensify our political education to emancipate the people away from the mentality of viewing services from government as a favour but rather a right that is enshrined in the constitution."
She added that a lot of messages are not getting to the people because they are delivered in the Setswana language, which happens not to be their mother tongue. Hobona finds that completely abominable and accused BDP of not speaking the language of the people, especially the minorities.
"Minority tribes are being discriminated against by the ruling party. Their languages are not being recognized as the only official languages are Setswana and English. It is disheartening that the ruling party decided to stop the teaching of some of our languages, especially Ikalanga, in schools at independence. The abolition of the teaching of other languages showed the extent of how undemocratic our country or government was. It is such injustices that have to be fought to the bitter end," said Hobona, who added that at high school years back she was a member of the Bakalanga Association.
She said despite the excitement that followed the attainment of independence in 1966, the end of the British rule did not bring any changes to the status quo.
"As a student, I sympathized with people who were against the use of Botswana as the republic's new name because it was not inclusive. Why did we choose this name? When I grew up, I was not called a Motswana. Neither were my parents. Our language was deliberately abolished from the schools in a bid to ensure its extinction. At times I just wondered whether there was no hatched plan to kick us out of the country," said Hobona in an extremely disappointed tone.
Squeezing her eyes through the spectacles, she revealed that although as a student she was not vocal, she nevertheless was concerned with the treatment of the so-called minority tribes in the new democratic dispensation under Seretse Khama, which they viewed as a continuation of the Tshekedi oppression of the Bakalanga and other minorities.
She said although their misgivings at the time could not be equated to politicking, when she was studying in the UK, they became very vocal against the establishment of private schools because in their view, that had the potential to streamline and discriminate against the marginalised or underprivileged in the education system.
"It could not be said that we were not excited at the fact that our country had gained independence from the British. Although we were happy that Seretse Khama was the president of the new republic, we nonetheless had our misgivings."
Hobona is unhappy that despite the fact that government instituted the 1993 Kedikilwe Education Commission Report, it has not implemented the recommendations arising from the subsequent white paper.
She has also called for electoral reforms to ensure that Botswana moves in tandem with modern democracies, saying Botswana is trailing behind its neighbours who only attained independence in the 1990s.
"As an old democracy we are no shining example as we used to be. Civil liberties are breached with impunity. There is no respect for oversight institutions and the rule of law. The Khama administration is a law unto itself. There is no interparty dialogue to enhance and address our democratic deficiencies," she said in a hushed tone.
She said the BCP party should not be blamed for pulling out of the umbrella talks because it had become clear that the talks were not bearing fruit and were delaying the parties from preparing for the 2014 general election.
She says women are not properly resourced to compete equally with men and the quota system has not been achieved although almost all the parties have agreed to the 30 percent women representation quota.
She is happy that some African countries can now boast of women presidents like Liberia and Malawi. She hopes that more will be done to empower Batswana women politically in the not so distant future.
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Grayson Perry is known in the art world for his exhibitions of pots, tapestries and his alter ego Claire, who he uses to challenge assumptions about art, creativity, human experience and society. He first moved into the public eye in 2013 with his popularly acclaimed BBC4 Reith lectures. Delivered in typical Grayson style, done up to the nines, with outlandish hats, sequined eyes and a teddy bear called Mr Measles on his arm, they went down a storm, with audiences literally cheering. His book, Playing to the Gallery, based on these lectures, reveals why.
Grayson takes us on a personal journey. Using autobiography as analysis, he extrapolates from his own experience to wider generalisations on art. He explores basic questions such as what is "good" or "bad" art? What is the gallery? What is an artist? Written in an open and accessible way, shot through with humorous cartoons and full of titbits of information and amazing facts, the book casts a facetious eye on the art world.
He explains the process that leads to an artist's work being exhibited in major galleries and the roles played by critics, curators, dealers, buyers and the public in shaping the artist's reputation. He also looks at how the direction of the art world is affected by public (consumer) opinion: "increasingly the artist who can draw crowds gets a better seating in the pantheon".
Raising questions of taste and art as "commodity", he laughingly quotes a curator at auction house Southebys saying that "red paintings will always sell best, followed by white, blue, yellow, green and black". How that can affect art practise is summed up nicely in Grayson's favourite phrase, "You'll never have a good career unless your art fits into the elevator of a New York apartment block." He also has a pop at the intellectual art elite and how some writers have developed a particular "art language" to use in a "linguistic race" in an effort to prove how serious they are.
Yet running throughout this book is Grayson's obvious love of art and, interestingly, the ordinary people who view it. He argues that the art world needs people to keep asking it questions, and that thinking about those questions helps enjoyment and understanding. "We might be bemused or even angered by the work, but with a few of the right tools we might find that we appreciate and understand it."
For all his jokes, he says the book is "in some ways a love letter to the art world". "If I have been teasing (bullying) it is because I know the art world can take it, in fact it encourages it. None of my best jibes stop the great art being awesomely beautiful." Playing to the Gallery aims to demystify the institution and to encourage us to engage with it. If there is one message Perry wants us to take away, it is that anybody can enjoy art and anybody can have a life in the arts. This is a brilliant introduction and invitation to the world of art. Everyone should read it.


Helga is an 18 week old neutered female, she has been with us since the 2nd of February 2019! Helga came into our care due to accidental breeding, through no fault of her own. Helga is of an independent nature, and can nip, so it will take time to win her round, Helga does need an individual of persistence, patience, and knowledge, over time we believe that she would make a wonderful member of the family. Helga could be rehomed with a neutered male (to be bonded *VERY* slowly), calm children of secondary school age, and also to be rehomed with people who have previously had experience of nervous/ independent rabbits before, due to Helga previously living as an indoor bunny, ideally we would like her to be rehomed as an indoor rabbit for the settling in period, then once settled she can be introduced to an outdoor/ exercise/ living area when she is fully content.


Dublin Bus is pleased to announce changes to services in Ballyfermot and Finglas on Sunday 13th November. These changes are part of Network Direct, delivering more direct, high frequency services with significantly improved connections across the city centre. Changes will be implemented on route 40/40a/40b/40d/78/78a.
As a result of infrastructural developments, Dublin Bus has been able to secure an improved terminus location for Route 40 in Finglas Village. This will allow for improved service accessibility and linkages to local businesses and amenities.
Route 40 will also operate with low floor technology providing increased comfort and accessibility levels for our customers in Ballyfermot and North Clondalkin.
Routes 40, 40a, 78 and 78a will be amalgamated and operate as Route 40. It will offer full cross city travel options for customers. Route 40 is high frequency route operating every 10 minutes at peak times, Route 40 will operate with low floor technology buses providing increased comfort and accessibility levels for our customers in Ballyfermot and North Clondalkin.
Route 40 will provide full cross city travel options for customers operating from Liffey Valley to Finglas via North Clondalkin, Ballyfermot, Inchicore, Kilmainham, Thomas Street, Dame Street, O'Connell Street, Parnell Square, Mater Hospital, Dorset Street, Drumcondra, Whitworth Road and Phibsboro and Finglas. Route 40 will now operate via Dame Street in both directions. It will provide a quicker, more direct service benefitting from the priority of the College Green Bus Corridor in both directions.
Route 40d will provide faster journey times to the city centre, operating from Tyrrelstown to Parnell Street via Ballycoolin, Mellowes Road, Finglas Village, Hart's Corner, Whitworth Road, Dorset Street and Parnell Street. Route 40d will operate via Parnell Square West when operating toward Tyrrelstown.
Route 40b will continue to connect Toberburr with Finglas and the City Centre.
Please note route 40 and 40d will no longer operate via Mountjoy Square when operating toward Finglas.
Route 51 will no longer operate alternative routes include 13, 68, 69 and 40.
There are no changes to other services in your area at this stage.
All service changes will offer improved punctuality and reliability by maximising the use of bus priority on Quality Bus Corridors, by operating at even frequencies and by managing buses with the use of GPS control systems.
All our timetables will be redesigned, easier to understand and at consistent times past each hour. Timetables will also have intermediate timing points to make it easier to plan your journey e.g. Route 40 will have a dedicated departure time from Parnell Square operating towards Ballyfermot. Real Time Passenger Information units are also installed at key stops on route.


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ICANN can tap into its $236 million new gTLD auction fund whenever it wants, and there's nothing the community can do about it, according to its board of directors.
The board this week said it has a "legal and fiduciary responsibility" over the money, and would be obliged to spend the cash to meet ICANN's obligations if it ever needed to.
The statement came in a letter to the leaders of a community working group that this week published a set of preliminary recommendations (pdf) for how the money should be distributed.
The group — a cross-community working group or CCWG — laid out a few options for how the money should be administered, either by ICANN alone or in conjunction with a charitable third party, and distributed.
The money was collected from new gTLD applicants that participated in ICANN's "last-resort" auctions to settle their contention sets. Over half of the money came from Verisign's winning bid for .web, which is still being contested.
But the CCWG could not agree among itself whether ICANN Org or community groups such as the GNSO or GAC should be able to grab some of the cash, which is currently held in a special fund, separated from ICANN's operational budget.
ICANN maintains legal and fiduciary responsibility over the funds, and the directors and officers have an obligation to protect the organization through the use of available resources. In such a case, while ICANN would not be required to apply for the proceeds, the directors and officers would have a fiduciary obligation to use the funds to meet the organization's obligations.
In other words: it doesn't matter what rules you put in place, it's our money and we're duty-bound to spend it if we have to.
The board added, however, that ICANN Org "currently does not foresee a situation where it would need to apply for the proceeds".
ICANN is pretty well-funded. It would have to hit hard times indeed before it needed to crack open the auction nest egg.
The board also said that supporting organizations and advisory committees would not be able to apply for funding because they're not legal entities and wouldn't pass the due diligence.
The CCWG's initial report is now open for public comment until November 27.
The chair of ICANN's Generic Names Supporting Organization Council is contested this year, with a registry veep facing off against a software engineer.
The nomination from the contracted parties house is US-based Keith Drazek, Verisign's VP of policy and government relations.
He'll be opposed by non-contracted parties nominee and current vice-chair Rafik Dammak, a Tunisian working as a software engineer for NTT Communications (which is technically a contracted party due its dot-brand gTLD) in Japan.
Both men are long-time, active members of the ICANN community and GNSO.
The Council will pick its new chair about a month from now at the ICANN 63 meeting in Barcelona.
The winner will replace lawyer Heather Forrest, the non-contracted party who took the seat after an unopposed vote a year ago.


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"It's still rare to find women in engineering – and rarer still to discover a mother and daughter team. But Bechtel engineer Hayley Williamson, who began her career back in the 1980s, is looking forward to working alongside her 19-year-old daughter on one of Britain's oldest nuclear sites.
Charlotte Williamson has begun a five-year apprenticeship at Sellafield and will join her mother for a spell on site in September. But the working culture Charlotte has entered differs enormously from that of the 1980s, when her mother had to justify her career choice to teachers. Hayley takes nothing for granted....
...She joined Bechtel last year – encouraged by the scope of a project to decommission nuclear waste."
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/women-in-engineering/mum-inspired-my-career/
(The Telegraph- Helena Pozniak


Lively, an instant messaging program that enables 3D avatar chat, in that it provides off-the-shelf avatars with teen appeal for socialising. It's a pretty simple: it's about chatting in rooms that can be customised to reflect your taste, and is nothing like as grandiose as something like Second Life or There. It's not a single persistent world, but a bunch of ad hoc virtual spaces that let people come together and show off their avatar identity through chatting and flirting.


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Danny Garcia and Brandon Rios final press conference videos, quotes
02/15/2018 - By Showtime Boxing - Comments
Two-division world champion Danny Garcia and former world champion Brandon Rios faced off Thursday at the final press conference for their WBC Welterweight World Title Eliminator this Saturday, February 17live on SHOWTIME from Mandalay Bay Events Center, and presented by Premier Boxing Champions.
Garcia, who returns for his first bout since a unification showdown with Keith Thurman, promised to put on a show, while a confident Rios assured he was 100 percent prepared for what he deemed a "make or break" fight.
Saturday's co-main event stole the show Thursday as undefeated WBC Super Middleweight World Champion David Benavidez promised to send top-rated contender Ronald Gavril into retirement in their anticipated rematch of a thrilling 2017 split-decision. Gavril, who floored Benavidez in the final minute of their Fight of the Year nominee, promised a different outcome in Saturday's rematch.
The SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXINGtelecast begins at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT with welterweight contenders Yordenis Ugas and Ray Robinson facing offin an IBF 147-pound title eliminator.
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by Mayweather Promotions and TGB Promotions, are on sale now and are available at AXS.com.
Here is what the fighters had to say from Rhythm & Riffs Lounge in Las Vegas:
"I took a little under a year off just to enjoy my life. I've worked hard my whole life; I've been boxing for 20 years. I just wanted to be a regular person and let my mind rest, spend time with my daughter and enjoy some of my money.
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"More than anything, I just felt like I needed the rest. It wasn't about the hunger because I've always had passion for the sport. I love boxing. I love the competition.
"I'm back now and I've been in camp for three months. I'm training hard. I feel great and I feel confident.
"It was a close fight against Thurman. I walked out of there with no injuries. Thurman was the one with the elbow injury, so he took more punishment than me. I could easily be unified champion of the world right now. At the end of the day, I'm a champion. That's my mindset. What doesn't break me, makes me stronger.
"It feels great to be from Philly right now. The atmosphere is crazy. When the Eagles won the Super Bowl, it felt like I won. They motivated me to go out there and do what I have to do.
"It's the Danny Garcia show so I'm going to go in there and do what I want to do. I'm going to dictate the pace. If we want to bang, we can bang. If we want to box, we can box.
"I've faced fighters that came straight at me before. I've faced fighters that moved. I'm prepared for whatever. I'm a young veteran in the sport and what made me a true champion is adapting to anything and overcoming adversity. If I have to overcome adversity on Saturday night, then I'm going to do that because that's what I was built for.
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"I need to get a victory on Saturday night. I can't overlook anybody. I've seen some crazy things happen in boxing. One punch can change everything, so I'm just focused on Saturday night."
BRANDON RIOS
"I'm ready 100 percent. I'm ready to give the fans an exciting show and that's what I've prepared for. That's my style. I always come forward and I come to fight. We ain't dancing, we're going to be fighting.
"Robert Garcia has always been my brother. He's a brother from another mother. It felt great to be back with Robert Garcia and I'm just ready for the fight now. Him and Donald Leary have me confident in myself, and that's the most important thing.
"I'm going to take advantage of every opportunity. This can make or break me. I'm doing everything right in training and dieting. I usually say I can't wait until weigh-ins but this time I can't wait until Saturday.
"There's no weight issue at all. I'm perfectly on-weight right now. I'm perfectly fine health-wise, there's no injuries. I'm 100 percent ready."
DAVID BENAVIDEZ
"I'm going to put Gavril into retirement after this fight. I'm going to knock him out. This is going to be the fight of the night so you guys don't want to miss it. He's not going to want to box again after I get done with him.
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"He dropped me but I wasn't hurt at any point of that fight. I got back up and smiled. I did not feel his power at all.
"It wasn't a tough decision to give him a rematch because it was a great fight. I just want to give the fans the fights they want to see. They said the first one was a war, let's make this one a war too.
"I'm not offended by Gavril's talk because he's a good fighter. This is just more hype for the fight and more motivation for me to go in there and make it a war.
"This time, there's going to be a little bit more boxing. I really want to put this guy away so in order to do that, I need to step up every part of my game."
RONALD GAVRIL
"In the first fight, I proved to everybody that I have the skill and the power to be the best in this division. I thought that I won the fight, especially with the knockdown. So now, I had more than eight weeks to prepare for this fight when I only had four weeks for the first fight. I'm better now.
"I was not surprised Benavidez gave me the rematch because it was such a good fight. I think Benavidez talks to much. He said before the first fight that he was coming to stop me in four rounds or five rounds. He cannot stop me. And now, he said the same thing before this fight. He can't do that. Why do you think he got a new fitness coach?"
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YORDENIS UGAS
"Moving up from 140 to 147 in 2016 has been great for me. Putting on the extra weight only makes me stronger.
"I'm ready to fight Robinson. I feel 100 percent and after I fight him on Saturday, I'm looking forward to fighting (Errol) Spence if I'm successful.
"I'm going to jump on the fact that I have length and reach on him. I have the height advantage. I can find a way to come in and attack the body first.
"This is definitely the biggest fight of my career. It's an eliminator so I'm going for the win on Saturday night."
RAY ROBINSON
"At one point, I used to put a lot of pressure on myself because of my name. I put so much pressure on myself that I even think I lost a couple fights. I look up to Sugar Ray Robinson, but I'm here to put my own footprints in the sand.
"I have learned from every fight and gotten better every fight as a pro and as a person. I have a great team now and they have only added to my craft.
"I feel confident. I did all of the hard work in the gym with my team. This is the easy part. I can box with a blindfold on. That's the one thing I know how to do – fight. On Saturday, all of my hard work is going to pay off."
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Uhuru Defends Secretary General Tuju from Ruto's Constant Attacks, Ruto Vows to Stay Put
State House says those attacking Tuju do not know what they are doing as Tuju works for the President
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State House has defended Jubilee Secretary General Raphael Tuju from the constant Ruto attacks. While speaking to the press yesterday, spokesperson Kanze Dena told off DP William Ruto on his jabs towards Tuju. She reminded him that the Jubilee Secretary General strictly works for President Uhuru Kenyatta. DP Ruto and his foot soldiers have been at the forefront calling for resignation of Tuju, over his association with Raila Odinga.
"So our democracy is so liberal that the SG of a ruling party has become the chief strategist of the opposition!! Maajabu (wonders)," the DP wrote on twitter on Sunday.
In response to the DP, State House spokesperson Kanze Dena said that Mr Tuju's Rarieda meeting was official and it was sanctioned by the President.
"The meeting in Rarieda was a government function and Mr Tuju was there in his capacity as the presidential representative.The Cabinet Secretary had an official speech of the President and, therefore, it was not a private function but a development event by the government." said Ms Dena.
Ever since the handshake between Raila Odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta, Jubilee Party has been split right in the middle. There have been two factions pulling towards opposite directions. The Team Kieleweke allied to the President and the pro-Ruto Team Tanga Tanga.
However, it is noteworthy that Tuju has been on the chopping boards by virtue of him being from the same community with Raila Odinga.


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Once Dead, Twice Shy – Where is Your Girl at? – Young and hungry season 6
Farewell to the great ABC drama Once Dead, Twice Shy with star Tarzan. The series enjoyed great ratings during its tenure on Freeform, but is it time to bid goodbye to once good ABC drama Once Dead, Twice Shy? Creator Peter Rice has revealed that he's already confirmed a seventh season for Once Dead, Twice Shy. Yes, that's right, the man who played Tarzan on ABC's drama Once Dead, Twice Shy is returning to take on the role of jungle king and once again team up with former love interest Katrina. He will be joined by Michael Chiklis, who plays Dr. Arthur Holmwood in the new series.
Freeform s season 6 premier is slated for 2021. No word on whether Orloff will stay on the series past this season. The series premiere saw him dating Rebekah Brooks, played byosa. It appears they're on good terms, but ABC has not yet confirmed whether they will renew the relationship for another season. Once Dead, Twice Shy is likely to be canceled after next season, which leaves just eight episodes to spread across the remaining contracts.
The TV movie version of Once Dead, Twice Shy follows the story of Dr. Henry Stafford, who is revived from death thanks to a experimental drug. With his life slowly returning to normal, he plans to take on the world. However, a tragic event rocks the family line, forcing Stafford to once again go on a mission in order to save his friends. Once Dead, Twice Shy review will focus on the fifth season, which revolves around the conflicts between the military, and between young and hungry survivors. I will also talk about how the TV movie version has been compared to the book once Dead, Twice Shy.
Once Upon a Time, there was Once Dead, Twice Shy, a television film based off of the novel Once Dead, Twice Shy. Starring Academy Award winner Michael Douglas and director Richard Curtis, the film version of Once Dead, Twice Shy followed the story of vampire author, Vincent Nolan, who was believed dead after his vampiric partner, Annabel Spenser, turned him into a vampire. After turning Vincent back into a physical human, she attacked the small group of people who attempted to help Vincent save Annabel. Once the group realized that Vincent wasn't really dead, he took them to his home, where he had a younger version of himself (Nolan). Once the group of teenagers returned to the present time, they found that Vincent was being hunted by a group called the Angels.
Once Upon a Time, Twice Shy was quite well loved by critics, but it was canceled shortly after its premiere. According to reports, Disney Channel insiders claimed that the project was actually canceled due to the high demand for the show among kids. They said that once the audience of Once Dead, Twice Shy was large enough, they might be able to fulfill their production of the TV series in the future. However, this has been unconfirmed yet.
A few months later, ABC released the full episode of Once Dead, Twice Shy for its tenth season. The good thing about the tenth episode of the hungry season is that it will be the first part of a two part finale called "The Lost Idol". Aside from the large amount of fan reactions and ratings for the cancelled sitcom, the ratings for Once Dead, Twice Shy also saw a slight decline for the second week of its run. It is possible that the drop was caused by the announcement of a sequel of the successful Once Dead, Twice Shy movie, due to be released in march of next year. However, according to star Michael Caine, the new season will definitely have a different feel compared to the previous one.
Meanwhile, in June of last year, Showtime network launched a brand new drama titled As the World Turns. Starring Tom Selleck, David Strathairn, Dule Hill, Emmon Chaney, and Anna Deavere Smith, As the World Turns tells the story of a man who returns to present time just as the Civil War has ended. In the first few minutes of the drama, we can see an aged Abraham Lincoln on a beach, reading a newspaper. He then reunites with his old friend Peter Treadway (Chaney) and the three travel across time to help Abraham Lincoln overcome the trauma caused by the Civil War.
In late March, actress Annette Benning joined the cast of Once Dead, Twice Shy following her recent award-winning turn as Jasmine in the hit film Spiderman: Home of Fire. Her role was confirmed in the third episode of Once Dead, Twice Shy, which you can watch below. Although the character of Jasmine in Once Dead, Twice Shy is already revealed to have originated from the famous comics book, The Pulse, in which Spiderman saved her from a spider, she will most likely be seen in a different context in the final episode of Once Dead, Twice Shy. A spokesperson for Marvel declined to confirm or deny whether Benning's role in Once Dead, Twice Shy would lead into a future episode of Spiderman: Home of Spiderman. With the third episode being filmed now, it should be easy to reveal the character's connection between the comic book world and the television show.
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