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What Health Policy Can Learn from Public Transit
For some years I've made the observation - from my view as a health MBA rather than a health MPH - that most American health economics focuses on the big picture from a public health policy perspective ("We spend $3T on healthcare, but should spend $2T") and not the actual cash flows and economic strategies and as a result, policy responses often don't match problems. The problem and the response sail past each other at a ninety degree angle, without touching.
Through a chain of coincidences, I ran across a fascinating book on public transit that I would daringly propose should be required reading in health programs. The book is "Human Transit: How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives" (2011; at Amazon; ebook, paperback, or hardcover.) More on the chain of coincidences and the book's author, see footnote. [*]
Healthcare is too complex too get in our heads at once. It's business and it's suffering; it's a public service and it's private; it's medical technology and it's human nature; it's incredibly biologically complex or it's natural (walk more); it spans birth to death and spans every square foot of the nation where a person lives; it's the miracle cure and the wasted billions; it's the creation and coordination of a vast range of personnel and resources; it encompasses the mundane and the tragic; it's the local nurse practitioner and it's also the global pharma or the $31B NIH; and it's the political football that the other guy always throws completely wrong.
Public transit is also complex and also contains dilemmas and conundrums and equations you can't solve at the same time. Its challenges will never but solved but will always offer new ideas. Walker has thought long and hard about transit systems and while he remarks, "the principles of transit planning are simple enough that no one needs a graduate degree to understand them," Walker brings a wonderful skill of seeing, assessing, visualizing, condensing, and teaching. Walker has years of experience with people and problem solving and has worked worldwide. His book unfolds issues in transit services into riddles, math problems, brain teasers, and conundrums which lead the reader into a new perspective on the moving environment around you, for everyone who lives in a city and who travels to new ones.
Like healthcare, public transit tries to accomplish its goals with finite resources. Transit has conflicting goals; wide coverage, frequent passages, wide tax support used by a more narrow public segment, high fixed costs and competing needs. Walker's insightful learnings and creative thinking unveil many principles, options, and facts not easily seen. A fixed supply of resources has to deal with unexpected demands and that swarming of individuals from countless starting points to countless endpoints - this is similar to the variety of problems a fixed health center faces. There are questions and options for distributing taxes, fares and other costs (think ACOs, copays, self pay, and bundling). There are uniform (grid) routes versus radial ones versus serpentine ones; think "guideline based healthcare" rules versus "creative personalization" to the unique patient. Health systems are facing the challenges and opportunities of digital health. Transit systems ask how to respond to new innovations like Uber.
Here is my point: Just like learning chess, or taking geometry, is supposed to teach us about symbolic problem solving in general, Human Transit is a learner's manual and toolkit for thinking about complicated public welfare issues and the ways that dilemmas can be recognized, tamed and approached. It's like facing the rules of a fishbowl before facing the ecology of the Amazon rainforest, but this understates how interesting the book is.
Going from the smaller to the larger can be a successful teaching method. In 2008, there was a study that art appreciation - seeing and discussing a painting - could help medical students succeed with subtle observation and be able to conduct more successful physical exams (here), although a painting and a patient are unrelated objects. While a transit system and a healthcare system are very different objects, I think that reading through a lucid and creative analysis of the first can help you see the other with new eyes.
Another Analogy. For a Canadian book on health reform: How Hockey Can Save Healthcare, here.
I was in Barcelona for a genomics conference. Barcelona has a historic core, the Gothic Quarter (like Georgetown in DC or Beacon Hill in Boston), with a large urban area around it, designed in the 1860s, called the Eixample or Extension (rather like Back Bay in Boston, or the birds-eye map of DC).
It turns out the Eixample was designed by an an engineer turned polymath, Ildefons Cerda', who also wrote a 1500-page book on principles of urban design and another book on the conditions of the crowded poor in the Gothic Quarter. Eixample has a unique layout of square blocks - I can't think of a similar city - with hundreds of octagonal intersections which extend over about 1 x 2 miles. (See here and here). The blocks are laid out at perfect NW/SE and NE/SW angles, which was a Spanish design to encourage better sunlight (downtown LA is also laid out at a 45 angle to N/S). This layout is typically hidden in all Barcelona maps, which treat the coast as an east-west line. Every street intersection in Eixample is an octagonal zone.
Public transit. Even though the Eixample is laid out on a grid, Barcelona has many eccentric and confusing bus routes (like Paris or London). But I saw from bus stop maps that there is a separate, overlaid bus route system of rational orthogonal buses (H routes for N-S and V routes for E-W). I ran across a blog on exactly this topic (here), which was written only a week before I arrived in Barcelona.
The Barcelona bus map blog author is Jarrett Walker, a well known full time international public transit consultant who also has a separate business website (here). A few days later, I read his fascinating book "Human Transit" as an ebook on an Ipad, leading to the blog shown above.
Walker's first career was to get a PhD in literature from Stanford (where I did my BS/MD) and he lives in Portland, OR, a city that I really enjoyed living in during 1986.
Unexpectedly, my stay in Barcelona coincided with an event called Quinta Diada, which brought 500,000 marchers to the city to protest domination by Spain and ask for a free and independent Catalonia. There's a story there that springs from the urban map of the city. The old city was the Gothic Quarter or Barrio Gotico, surrounded by a city wall; and an extension to its west, El Raval, which had its own city wall. But surprisingly, these city walls didn't date, at least not entirely, to the middle ages; they were put up after Catalonia lost a battle with Spain around 1710, leading to a wave of Spanish oppression and domination. These included restrictions against the Catalan language, high taxation, and finally, encircling the city with a wall that couldn't be taken down and around which new buildings and houses were forbidden.
Tearing the wall down in the 1850s/1860s and building the new city, the Eixample, was a 19th century victory of the Catalonians over Madrid.
So the marches this past weekend were marching not only for themselves, but for memory of Barcelonans oppressed by Spain and herded together behind the walls of the Gothic Quarter almost 300 years ago.
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Creator of 'Freaks and Geeks' sets Pilot Order at Freeform
The inventive Paul Feig is bringing a new series to Netflix
Sarah Fox	February 20, 2018
Slanted > TV > Creator of 'Freaks and Geeks' sets Pilot Order at Freeform
Freeform announced this week that the network has out in a pilot order for the tentatively titled "Girls Code". The new series will be a half-hour women-in-the-workplace comedy from Emmy-nominated executive producer and director Paul Feig ("Freaks and Geeks," "Spy," "Ghostbusters," "Bridesmaids") and written and created by Kim Rosenstock.
The show itself will be part of Paramount Television, Anonymous Content and Feigco Entertainment, and the pilot sets up the odd couple partnership between a brazen, self-centered tech CEO and a community-building social entrepreneur who must overcome their many issues with each other in order to co-run a groundbreaking, all-female tech incubator.
Rosenstock ("New Girl," "Glow") wrote the pilot, with Feig set to direct. "Girls Code" is created by Rosenstock, who also serves as executive producer alongside Feig and Jessie Henderson for Feigco Entertainment. Joy Gorman Wettels ("13 Reasons Why"), who brought the original notion to Feigco and Rosenstock, and Steve Golin serve as executive producers on behalf of Anonymous Content. Feigco's Dan Magnante will serve as co-producer.
Freeform's growing slate of original scripted comedies includes smash hit "grown-ish," executive produced by Kenya Barris and starring Yara Shahidi; critically-acclaimed breakout series "The Bold Type"; buddy comedy "Alone Together" from The Lonely Island; and fan favorite "Young & Hungry."
Paul Feig is a multi-talented creator, working successfully as a filmmaker, writer, producer, and author whose films (Spy, The Heat, Bridesmaids, Ghostbusters) have grossed over one billion dollars worldwide. His production company, Feigco Entertainment, was created with one goal – creating edgy, commercial comedies and original tentpole films starring women (the first and only company of its kind). Feig's most recent film was the critically acclaimed reboot of Ghostbusters, starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones. The film, beloved by audiences worldwide, won the Favorite Movie Award at the 2017 Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards. Up next, Feig has directed his first thriller, A Simple Favor, starring Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively and Henry Golding. Feigco is also executive producing "The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale" for Netflix.
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Slam Dunk Festival is looking for a local band to join the lineup alongside newly announced bands As It Is and Moose Blood
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Slam Dunk Festival has announced a new swathe of artists who will be playing the alternative music extravaganza in Hatfield this summer – and your band could be next!
The festival, which is one of Hertfordshire's biggest, is running a competition for local bands to win the chance to play the Breakout Stage in May.
For the 2018 edition Slam Dunk is moving from its spiritual home of the University of Hertfordshire, to Hatfield Park – a much bigger venue in the grounds of the historic Hatfield House.
And the festival has announced a bunch of new bands will be playing alongside co-headliners Good Charlotte and Jimmy Eat World.
Good Charlotte are co-headling the festival
Full Impericon Stage line-up revealed
This is one of Slam Dunk's heavier stages, sponsored by merchandise website Impericon and the full slate has now been unveiled.
Previously announced Every Time I Die will be headlining the stage with new additions The Devil Wears Prada, Astroid Boys, Brutality Will Prevail & Loathe joining them.
Astroid Boys said: "Slam Dunk is one of the festivals that we always tried to hit because it's just a good time.
Hertfordshire Festival of Music 2018 – who's performing, when is it, and how to get tickets
"This is our second time playing and the first time around was next level. The bar has been set and we're coming back to blitz the mark.
"We know they've moved the festival this year but as long as they still sell jager bombs we're fine."
And Brutality Will Prevail added: "We've played most of the major fests in the UK and Europe, and Slam Dunk has always been on that list we wanna get to.
"We are beyond stoked to finally get the chance to be a part of it and look forward to showing the crowd a slower, heavier side of hardcore and punk than they've seen prior."
Northlane will put the mosh-pit in party at Slam Dunk
An exclusive reunion and more
Proving once again it deserves its reputation as one of the best festivals for rock fans, Slam Dunk has added even more names to the already stacked line-up.
This includes the worldwide exclusive reunion show for emo-heartthrobs The Audition.
And all of these bands are set to rock out in Hatfield Park in May:
The Dangerous Summer
Woes
King Prawn
Templeton Pek
Reel Big Fish
Hertfordshire's own Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes are playing Slam Dunk 2018
DJ of Woes said: "I've been going to Slam Dunk for years with my mates and to get the opportunity to play this year is an absolute dream come true.
"It's probably the best festival in our scene in the world and it's been a goal of ours to get asked to play, so we really want to put on a show and prove that this is the kind of level that we belong at…and get asked back next year!"
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Breakout Stage line-up unveiled
If you are looking to listen to some new bands and discover the next big thing, then you should definitely drop into the Breakout Stage during your trip to the festival.
Canadian rockers Palaye Royale will be headlining the stage in Hatfield Park this May and they will be joined by:
Dream State
Holding Absence
The Faim
George Ezra and Paloma Faith to headline Standon Calling 2018 alongside Bryan Ferry
Here's how you can play Slam Dunk 2018
You can join Herts band Trash Boat at Slam Dunk Festival this summer
Speaking of the next big thing, the festival is looking for one more band to join the Breakout Stage and it is open to any band from the UK or Ireland.
The winner will play alongside all of the great bands announced for this stage, playing the opening slot at one of the festival's three dates.
As well as a feature in Rock Sound magazine's Breakout section, the right to sell merch at the festival, one guestlist spot per band member and more.
To enter your band or a friend's band visit Rock Sound's website here – you have until 11.59pm on Monday, March 26 to enter – so don't miss out.
Tickets on sale now and are available by clicking here.
They are priced at £49 or £55 including the infamous afterparty. All subject to booking fees.
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246 Definitions of disability and handicap 262 Article by Pickstone
248 OPCS data 1986 265 Portage
248 Warnock report 265 Screening for muscular dystrophy
252 Autism 267 Psychological disorders
253 Correction for prematurity 268 ADHD
254 SCOPE 271 Medication in child psychiatry
257 PEDS 271 Shortages in mental health work
258 Platforms – Melbourne 272 Primary mental health workers
258-260 Language development 272 Southampton behaviour resource service
261 AFASIC 273 'Together we stand'
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Page 246: Definitions of disability and handicap
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) website is atwww3.who.int/icf/icftemplate.cfm
Page 248: OPCS data 1986 and reanalysis
"The prevalence of disability among children. OPCS surveys of disability in Great Britain Report 3." Bone & Meltzer 1989.
Gordon et al. (2000) Disabled children in Britain: a re-analysis of the OPCS disability surveys, HMSO, London.
Page 248 Warnock report
Warnock Report – Department of Education and Science (DES) (1978): Special Educational Needs (The Warnock Report). HMSO (ISBN 0 10 172120 X)
The report put an end to labels previously used in education, such as "handicap", and replacing them with the label "special educational needs". The recommendations of the report found their way into the Education Act, 1981.
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Medical Research Council. Review of autism research: epidemiology and causes. London: Medical Research Council, December 2001. Available from www.mrc.ac.uk/pdf-autism_report.pdf. This document contains the full-text report of the review on the epidemiology and causes of autism, undertaken by the Medical Research Council (MRC). Commissioned by the Department of Health, this review takes into account expertise and opinion beyond the scientific community, and will be of interest to health professionals, scientists, consumers and the general public. Chapters cover autism spectrum disorders, how common the disorders are, causes, and research into autism spectrum disorders.
Overview of autism: Gillberg C. (1990) Autism and pervasive developmental disorder. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 31, 99-120;
Wing L. The Continuum of Autistic Characteristics, 91-110. In Schopler E and Mesibov GB (Eds), Diagnosis and assessment in autism, New York, Plenum Press, 1988
Baron-Cohen, S., Allen, J., & Gillberg, C. (1992). Can autism be detected at 18 months? The needle, the haystack and the CHAT. British Journal of Psychiatry, 161, 839-843.
Baron-Cohen, S., Cox, A., Baird, G., Swettingham, J., Drew, A., Nightingale, N., Morgan, K., & Chapman, T. (1996). Psychological markers of autism at 18 months of age in a large population. British Journal of Psychiatry, 168, 158-163.
Scambler D, Rogers SJ, Wehner EA.
Can the checklist for autism in toddlers differentiate young children with autism from those with developmental delays? J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 2001;40(12):1457-63.
ASD – Guidance from the Autism Working Group – Part One. DfES,2002.www.dfes.gov.uk/sen/documents/ACFEFA.htm#_top
PROPOSED GUIDELINES For Identification; Assessment; Diagnosis and Access to Early Interventions for Pre-School and Primary School Aged Children* with ASDs (ASD): 2002. Produced by NIASA: National Initiative for Autism: Screening and Assessment.
The Economist reviewed the latest developments in autism – "Out of the deep freeze", Jan 11th 2003, page 73. See also Philosophical Transactions B, and JAMA Jan 2003
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See Correction for prematurity at end of this document.
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Right from the Start. Looking at diagnosis and disclosure – parents describe how they found out about their child's disability. By Anne Leonard, SCOPE, 1994.www.scope.org.uk/earlyyears/prof/start.shtml
Useful reviews on professional – parent communication: Sloper P, Turner S. (1993). Determinants of parental satisfaction with disclosure of disability. Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology, 35, 816-25;
Beresford BA. (1994) Resources and strategies: how parents cope with the care of a disabled child. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 35, 171-209.
Robards MF. (1994). Running a team for disabled children and their families. Clinics in Developmental Medicine, 130. Cambridge University Press.
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Australian review of screening – Child Health screening and Surveillance: a critical review of the evidence. Report prepared by Centre for Community Child Health, Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne for the National Health and Medical Research Council. 2002.
www.nhmrc.gov.au/publications/pdf/ch42.pdf
Glascoe, F. P. (2000). Evidence-based approach to developmental and behavioural surveillance using parents' concerns. Child: care, health and development, 26(2), 137-149.
Fenson, L., Dale, P.S., Reznick, S.J. Thal, D., Bates, E., Hartnung, J.P., Pethick, S., & Reilly, J.S. (1993) MacArthur Communicative Development Inventory (MCDI), Singular Publishers, San Diego.
Gillam, B., Boyle, J. & Smith, N. (1997) First Words & First Sentences Tests (FWT/FST), Hodder & Stoughton, London.
General reviews of developmental screening and surveillance: Bain, J. (1989). Developmental screening for pre-school children: is it worthwhile? Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 39, 133-135; Colver, A.F. (1990). Health surveillance of preschool children: four years' experience. BMJ, 300, 1246-1248; Dearlove, J. & Kearney, D. (1990). How good is general practice developmental screening? BMJ, 300, 1177-1180; Dworkin, P.H. (1989). British and American recommendations for developmental monitoring: the role of surveillance [see comments]. Pediatrics, 84, 1000-1010; Frankenburg, W.K., Chen, J.H., & Thornton, S.M. (1988). Common pitfalls in the evaluation of developmental screening tests. Journal of Pediatrics, 113, 1110?1113; Meisels, S.J. (1988). Developmental screening in early childhood: the interaction of research and social policy. [Review]. Annual Review of Public Health, 9, 527-550; Wearmouth, E.M., Lambert, P., & Morland, R. (1994). Quality assurance in preschool surveillance. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 70, 505-511.
Parents' Evaluation of Developmental Status (PEDS) available, with some references, atwww.pedstest.com. Accessed 7 December 2002.
Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and their Families. The Family Pack of Questionnaires and Scales. Cox A, Bentovim A. Department of Health, 2000.www.doh.gov.uk/pdfs/qpallquestions.pdf
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Melbourne children's hospital – early childhood information. www.ecconnections.com.au
Data on Platforms not yet published.
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Report on educational issues for teachers and speech and language therapists working with children with speech, language and communication needs – 'Joint Professional Development Framework'. Published December 2001 by I.CAN – The national education charity for children with speech and language difficulties. Web site, www.ican.org.uk
Page 261: AFASIC; parental awareness of difficulties with early language acquisition
Web site for Afasic – the UK charity representing children and young adults with communication impairments. Web site, www.afasic.org.uk
Page 262: HTA by Law & Boyle on screening for speech and language disorders
Law J, Boyle J, Harris F, Harkness A & Nye C. (1998) Screening for speech and language delay: A systematic review of the literature Health Technology Assessment 2 (9) 1-184www.hta.nhsweb.nhs.uk
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Pickstone C, Hannon P Fox L. (2002) Surveying and screening preschool language development in community-focused intervention programmes: a review of instruments. Child: Care, health and development 2002;28(3):251-264..
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The Portage Homepage is at www.portage.org.uk/whatPortage.html
Page 265: Screening for muscular dystrophy
Smith R A, Rogers M, Bradley D M, Sibert J R, Harper P S. Screening for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Arch. Dis. Child. 1989 64: 1017-1021
Page 267: Psychological and emotional disorders and prevalence
Children in mind – child and adolescent mental health services. Audit commission, 1999.www.audit-commission.gov.uk/Products/AC-REPORT/5C9F4553-27E2-413D-A379-4AA5BF388159/brcamhs.pdf
Everybody's Business – Child and adolescent mental health services National Assembly for Wales, 9/01, 2001. www.childpolicy.org.uk/dir/index.cfm?ccs=567&cs=862
The Review of Safeguards for Children and Young People Treated and Cared for by the NHS in Wales : The Carlile Review. 2002.www.wales.gov.uk/subihealth/content/carlilereview/index_e.htm. Report by Lord Carlile for the Welsh Assembly considering the arrangements for the care and safety of children and young people treated by the NHS in Wales.
Useful publications on child mental health topics including a review of parent training programmes, and a study on childhood onset eating problems –www.rcpsych.ac.uk/publications
Enuresis resource and information centre (ERIC) – www.eric.org.uk
Breaking down the barriers – key evaluation findings on young people's mental health needs. Published by Youth Access – admin@youthaccess.org.uk 2001.
Genetics and human behaviour. Nuffield Council on Bioethics, 2002.www.nuffieldbioethics.org
Offord, D.R. (1987). Prevention of behavioral and emotional disorders in children. Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry & Allied Disciplines, 28, 9-19.
Pearce, J. (1993). Child health surveillance for psychiatric disorder: practical guidelines.Archives of Disease in Childhood, 69, 394-398.
Stevenson, J. (1990). Health visitor based services for pre?school children with behavioural problems. Occasional Paper No. 2, Association for Child Psychology and Psychiatry. (A collection of papers on health visitor intervention); Nicholl, R. (1993). Preschool children in troubled families: approaches to intervention and support. Wiley
Page 268: ADHD
Attention deficit and hyperkinetic disorders in children and young people. SIGN Publication No. 52. June 2001. www.sign.ac.uk/guidelines/fulltext/52/index.html
American Academy of Pediatrics (2000) Clinical practice guideline: Diagnosis and evaluation of the child with Attention – Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder, Pediatrics,105, 1158 -70.
FOCUS on The Use of Stimulants in Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Evidence-based Briefing April 1999. Out of print as of Jan 2003
Page 271 Medication in child psychiatry – especially ADHD
Hill P,Taylor E. An auditable protocol for treating attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder .Arch. Dis. Child. 2001 84: 404-409
See also review published by NICE www.nice.org.uk/cat.asp?c=11652
Page 271: Shortages in mental health work – see audit commission, Kurtz
Page 272: Primary mental health workers
Hall D. and Hill P., in Health Care Needs Assessment, ed Stephens and Raftery, publ. Radcliffe, Abingdon (2003)
Page 272: Southampton behaviour recource service. Multi-systemic therapy
A Report on the Southampton Behaviour Report Service can be obtained viawww.sws.soton.ac.uk/brs/order_form.doc
Page 273: 'Together we stand'
NHS Health Advisory Service. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services; Together We Stand. The commissioning, role and management of child and adolescent mental health services. 1995.
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Pivotal Education Limited has been sold to The Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI). CPI works within a similar sector to Pivotal Education providing training and consultation in behaviour management and dementia care. CPI has been working with the Pivotal team for some time to help them grow and develop and will now bring it within the CPI group in order to accelerate its growth.
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La gare d'Ay est une gare ferroviaire française de la ligne d'Épernay à Reims, située sur le territoire de la commune d'Aÿ-Champagne, dans le département de la Marne, en région Grand Est.

C'est une halte de la Société nationale des chemins de fer français (SNCF), desservie par des trains TER Grand Est.

Situation ferroviaire
Établie à  d'altitude, la gare d'Ay est située au point kilométrique (PK) 144,684 de la ligne d'Épernay à Reims, entre les gares d'Épernay et de Germaine.

Histoire
La ligne d'Épernay à Reims est adjugée à la Compagnie du chemin de fer de Paris à Strasbourg le  comme embranchement de la ligne principale de cette compagnie. La ligne de Paris-Est à Strasbourg via Épernay fut mise en service par étapes de 1849 à 1852 ; l'embranchement vers Reims fut quant à lui inauguré aux voyageurs le . Entre-temps, le , la Compagnie du chemin de fer de Paris à Strasbourg est, par fusion, devenue la Compagnie des chemins de fer de l'Est.

Le bâtiment voyageurs de style néoclassique, est typique des gares de la Compagnie du chemin de fer de Paris à Strasbourg ; il correspond au  dans la classification des Chemins de fer de l'Est.
Ce bâtiment est du même type que les gares d'Avenay et de Rilly-la-Montagne et ressemble fortement aux gares de la ligne de Paris-Est à Strasbourg-Ville situées entre Strasbourg et Vitry-le-François. Celui de la gare d'Ay comporte deux ailes de deux travées.

Ay fut également desservie par une ligne de chemin de fer secondaire à voie métrique des chemins de fer de la Banlieue de Reims (CBR) reliant Épernay à Ambonnay de 1905 à 1933 ; elle possédait sa propre gare.

Le , le train reliant Luxembourg à Paris percute une draisine à la suite d'une erreur d'aiguillage. L'accident qui a fait 9 morts et 13 blessés faisait suite à trois autres accidents dont deux étaient sur les lignes de l'est.

Fréquentation
Selon les estimations de la SNCF, la fréquentation annuelle de la gare figure dans le tableau ci-dessous.

Service des voyageurs

Accueil
Halte SNCF, c'est un point d'arrêt non géré (PANG) à entrée libre. Elle est équipée d'automates pour l'achat de titres de transport.

Desserte
Ay est desservie par des trains TER Grand Est qui effectuent des missions entre les gares d'Épernay et de Reims.

Intermodalité
Un parc à vélos et un parking pour les véhicules sont aménagés.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des gares de France
 Liste des gares de Champagne-Ardenne
 Ligne d'Épernay à Reims

Lien externe

Gare dans la Marne
Ligne Épernay - Reims


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A Contemporary Disaster - The Estonia
During the 14 years it sailed the seas, the Swedish car-ferry Estonian bore four different names, was owned by even more different shipping companies, and suffered numerous mishaps prior to the disaster on September 28, 1994 that claimed 852 lives.
Launched in 1980 as the Finnish ship Viking Sally, the vessel grounded at Turku in 1982, was nearly run ashore because of propeller damage at the island of Yxla in Stockholm archipelago in 1983, went on the rocks at Hjulgrund in 1984, suffered propeller damage in 1985, and collided with a fishing boat in fog near Mariehamn in 1989.
Under new owners, the ship was briefly named the Silja Star in 1990, then was renamed Wasa King, operating under the Wasa Line, the following year.
She became the Estonia in 1992, after being purchased by the Estonian Shipping Company of Stockholm. The ship was still operating under that flag when it capsized and sank in the Baltic Sea, taking 852 souls to the bottom with it. Only 137 people were rescued.
The Estonia was sailing from the Estonian capital of Tallinn with 989 people onboard, bound for Stockholm the following day.
There was a severe storm that day out of the southwest, and the ship was taking waves measuring from six to eight meters as it made its way into the raging seas.
Shortly before midnight, loud noises from the bow door to the car deck were reported to the bridge. A seaman was sent to the deck to investigate, but he reported nothing out of the ordinary.
About 12:10 a.m., two loud bangs were heard and the ship soon began taking on a list. Water was found pouring into the car deck. The ship sent a distress call which was picked up by nearby vessels and the Turku sea rescue center. After that, the Estonia went silent. The ship heeled over and sank so quickly many passengers were trapped aboard ship. Those that escaped didn't have time to get dressed. Because of the storm and the severe list, the crew was unable to launch lifeboats and many people failed to find life jackets, or get them properly on before they were thrown into the water.
Because of the storm, few assisting ships successfully took people aboard from the violent seas. Most of the people saved were picked up by helicopters from the Turku rescue center and flown directly to nearby hospitals for treatment of hyperthermia.
The sinking of the Estonia thus became one of the worst contemporary ship disasters on record.


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Maybe Black Ops II Will Get Me Into Multiplayer
September 7, 2012 Ben-Dutka — 27 Comments
I don't really play anything online. I really don't play games with other people, period.
Basically, 99% of any multiplayer I try is for the sake of reviews, which means I actually spend a lot of time involved in multiplayer action. But no matter what the game, no matter how good the experience is, I invariably return to single-player campaigns (and that does include shooters).
That being said, each year I keep thinking the biggest multiplayer game in the universe might finally sway me to the dark side. This year, it's Call of Duty: Black Ops II and based on everything we've seen thus far, we have to be encouraged, right? Just ask all the happy peeps who checked it out at Gamescom . Now, I have no doubt the multiplayer in that game is going to be fantastic, because that's sort of what CoD does. It's what that franchise does best, obviously.
So logically speaking, if any game could get me involved in the multiplayer world, it would have to be this one, yes? Remember, I have always loved shooters; yet for some reason, I can't stand playing them online. One of the reasons I think the first Red Faction was one of the best PS2 games is because it had a great campaign. I loved RAGE for the same reason. And at heart, I still believe gaming to be a solitary activity (for me, at least) and that's how it will primarily remain. However, after I get started with Black Ops II , I wonder if that will change a little…
Oh, probably not. As I say, I ask the same question every year. 🙂
They should just stop making the single player.
I actually wouldn't buy CoD if that happened. I love the campaigns. They were considered short when MW2 came out but despite that I really do enjoy playing the campaigns, if that was gone, I don't think I'd be as interested. Honestly, I don't play CoD just for the mp!
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BTNwarrior
that's kinda like saying they shouldn't have included portal in the orange box
xenris
No I get what world is saying. But they should sell a multiplayer only copy. Say they sold one of those for 59 99, but you got all the DLC for free for the year until they abandon the game. That would be good. Or have a digital version for multiplayer only that was maybe 30 bucks?
I think they would make even more money that way to be honest.
Ohhh and they should sell zombies as a stand alone because I would pay 10-20 bucks for that easily.
Stabs88
@xenris
I agree with you hands down¡! I'm a sucker for the campaigns but for alot of people they dont care for it. Probably 4 of my buddies would but just the DLC for multiplayer
$60 for those campaigns isn't right, and they are no longer at the point where MP is hampering the SP, they've gone straight on to having SP hamper MP.
Xenris-
That's a terrible idea. Why would you pay $60 for the mp, $60 for the campaign and then you said, you personally would pay $10-$20 "easily" for zombies. That's $140 if you want all parts of CoD. Even if you got dlc for free you gotta figure they don't release more than 2 packs in the games lifespan which is only a year. So you save potentially $30. Your still paying almost double what you would for the full retail copy of Black Ops 2 with all that included. Yea it's good for Activision. Terrible for the consumer.
World-
I think most campaigns aren't worth $60 if CoD isn't. Really CoD provides a lot of things that other games don't, except an extra 2 hours or so. But I know why your saying what you are and that's fine, it's a legitimate argument. I'm hoping by the track record Black Ops 2 runs an hour longer that Black Ops at least. MW2 took me 5-7 hours, Black Ops and MW3 probably 6-8 hours so maybe black ops 2 could provide me with 7-9 hours. That would be nice. Wishful thinking to even get that? Maybe!
AcHiLLiA
How 30 bucks for MP and all map packs, and 30 for the SP mode. I will like it that way.
Bigrailer, look at it this way, right now CoD is almost 70 bucks with tax, then you have elite which is 40 so your at just over 100 bucks. Then you have ridiculously overpriced map packs at 15 bucks a piece. They usually release 4 map packs until the next CoD. So really for the whole CoD experience including elite your paying upwards of 160 dude.
I was mainly talking about options, in reality it should be 30 for MP only and 20 for the SP only. However when I said 59 99 I was talking about the MP with all the map packs. You would still be able to buy the classic version that was sp and mp for 60 bucks, or you could skip it and get the multiplayer pack that was just mp and all future map packs for 60 bucks. SP could be sold on its own for 30 bucks, and barebones multiplayer for 30 as well.
Make sense now? It was mainly for options for the players. Considering CS:GO is 15 bucks and has as much content as CoD mw1s multiplayer had I would say that activision is really ripping people off. Not only that valve gives out free map packs sooooo yeah. 15 bucks goes a long way. However valve can get away with this because they are a private company, activision doesn't have this luxury.
I see what you're saying, I just don't see separating the "options" beneficial to the consumers. Well, actually it would benefit the majority who only play for the mp. But it wouldn't benefit me! 😉
Yeah I get ya bigrailer 🙂
THEVERDIN
Do you have a fever????
I think it's "the" not "a"
Lawless SXE
That's crazy talk. If it hasn't managed it in the past what gives you the inkling it'll happen this time around? Maybe XCOM will do it for ya. I reckon that's what would for me, if I could of course 🙂
dmiitrie
There is no XCOM. Only XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
There is an XCOM. It's just in development hell. I was referring to Enemy Unknown, however.
Yes, there is an XCOM, unfortunately. I was making a Ghostbusters reference to show my disdain for the FPS version.
Haven't watched Ghostbusters in years and years.
BikerSaint
I'm like you Ben, but the only one game's MP so far that I actually wanted to jump into head first was Killzone 3.
And I loved every second of it.
Well, that was till my PS3 red lighted & then the gorilla bunglers of U.S. postal service's shipping department totally smashed her apart on the way to be repaired, and with my KZ3 disc still stuck inside.
So who's replacing it?
THEVERDIN,
Me, unfortunately I had to due to the A-holes at the USPS claims center denying my insurance claim, even though I had insured it for $500(cost me $23).
They kept saying I never sent in the documents, even though I did it twice.
I will never again send anything of value through our government zoo again, & next time
If I ever need to send anything again, it will either be by UPS, Fed-Ex, or one of the other parcel delivery services instead.
Anyways, now I've got the Sports Champion Move bundled Slim that I've already put a 1T HD in, and I re-bought a 60 GB GameStop PS3 refurb that I've swapped out the old HD with a 750 HD, with an extra 2 year warranty on both consoles, plus extra 2 year warranties on both hard-drives too.
So my gaming's back to being good to go.
BTW, the original shop that received my old 60 gigger & then called to tell me it was received by them in smashed condition, was still able to get my Killzone disc out before sending me back my broken unit, and at no charge.
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I'd wait with playing online until you got some friends who can join you in that game. At least for me it makes all the difference in the world.
Online gaming alone is a pretty bland experience, imo.
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I play a lot of games online alone. I like the competitive nature of it. CoD is one of them. It's good to have teamwork and all that but in most FPS teammates just get in the way. MAG though, that required teamwork.
That doesn't mean I don't like playing with friends. I do.
Yeah I usually too play solo (not team matches), I just find it to be that much more fun if I know some of the guys I play against.
sohio
Killzone spoiled me on what a great MP FPS can be; not since Goldeneye have I enjoyed multiplayer so much. The COD and Black Ops games just don't "feel" right in comparison.
Their is going to be a lot of hatred, if they put that rifle with the x-ray scope in MP.
Godslim
yeh i think the key to playing online is having friends to play with


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PV snaps Enterprise girls' five-game winning streak
Joseph Shufelberger
Chico Enterprise-Record
CHICO — Sometimes, it actually is how you start and not how you finish.
The Pleasant Valley High girls basketball team raced to a 16-4 lead before Enterprise could get settled in Friday night's league opener between two teams with lofty aspirations.
That early advantage ended up decisive as the Vikings earned a 62-52 victory at Varley Gym.
Olivia Layne and Chloe Mayer each finished with 14 points for PV (10-4) while Sirena Tuitele had 10 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks.
The loss ended Enterprise's five-game winning streak.
Justyse Cooper had 16 points, 14 rebounds and two blocks for the Hornets (15-2). Jadyn Matthews had 12 points while Karina Archibald added nine points, seven assists and three steals.
Both teams entered league having already beaten big opponents like Folsom by PV and Sacramento by Enterprise. That earned the two high rankings in the state by MaxPreps with the Vikings 46th and the Hornets 53rd.
"This is like a playoff game," PV head coach Bob Paddock said. "If you can't come out fired up and play basketball, you shouldn't be playing."
The Vikings were as Layne had 12 of her 14 points in the first half. Her three-point play had PV up 5-0, and a Claire Garcia basket made the lead 7-0.
Enterprise tried to press PV after getting back-to-back baskets from Matthews. The Vikings, though, found Tuitele, who shot down the Hornets' defensive plans with a 3-pointer.
"'Peanut' is a struggle," Layne said of Tuitele. "She's a monster inside, and she can shoot outside so there's not really anywhere they can keep her where she's not going to be a threat."
Then Layne grabbed two offensive rebounds on the same possession, and her teammates gave her the ball back as she hit a 3 from the left corner for a 13-4 lead.
After Mayer scored at 15-4, Enterprise took a timeout with 2:57 left in the quarter to try to slow the Vikings.
"We weren't ready to play," Enterprise head coach Ray Hermann said. "We played them even for three quarters, but you can't spot them a 15-point lead."
That's where it stood after Shay Vieg hit a 3 from that same left corner, and Garcia got an assist from Tuitele on a layup for a 21-6 lead entering the second period.
"We just wanted to stick it to them in the first quarter," Layne said. "We were pretty hyped for the game."
Two Layne free throws had PV ahead by 17 at 25-8 with 5:55 left in the half.
But the Hornets got back within 10 by halftime as Cooper had 11 points in the quarter, including her team's final seven of the half to get within 33-23.
"She's got some toughness," Hermann said. "You learn something every day. We're going to be better off next time."
The Hornets trimmed the deficit to 33-27 to start the second half, but Mayer curbed the momentum with a 3 on the left wing.
"She's willing to pull that trigger," Paddock said. "She can shoot anywhere. You never know when she'll light it up."
Tuitele then found an opening for a layup, and the margin was back to double digits at 38-27.
The closest the Hornets would get was nine after Sydney Whetstone's second 3 at 44-35 later in the third.
Makenna Joyce answered with a 3 of her own, and the Vikings closed the quarter with 5.6 seconds left.
They inbounded the ball from midcourt to Sierra Rosenbalm for a layup with 1.5 seconds to spare, taking a 51-36 lead into the fourth.
Enterprise got within 57-45 midway through the quarter, but Tuitele swished a long jumper, and Mayer hit another 3.
"We're proving ourselves," Layne said. "All the other teams are going to see this win, and they're going to know we mean business."
Reserve Caroline Forseth had four steals and three blocks for Enterprise, which plays at Red Bluff at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Letter to Son
Letter to Son is a diary entry that can be collected in Metro Exodus.
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Son, you were asking about that Giul broad, what I know about where she is and where comes from... I've no idea why are you interested, but I do have a lot to say... In the very beginning, the locals tried starting shit with us, a commotion, like. That lead them nowhere, as the Baron knew that whoever has more guns owns the joint even back then, so he got most guns. And later, as the strongest, got all the other gang leaders to submit to him, so nobody would even think of going against his will. They didn't resist, as they'd need to bunch together to stand any chance, and they were too busy fighting between themselves to even try that.
The locals that had no wheels just stayed low in their holes, hoping he'd just up and leave all by himself one day, but he didn't. Instead, he started making things right here. Then they went outside, but it was too little, too late - we smashed them like they were nothing.
They took to guerrilla shit, gave us trouble for years... Like, some boys go out on a patrol, and as soon as their cars turn around a hill, you hear shots. And when you get there, the cars are burning and the boys dead. How, who, where from? Touch luck finding out...
A lot of them would hide in the mountains... The ones that remained in the Baron's lands would tell tales and sing songs of the "free ones", bring them food... That's when I first heard of that bitch Giul. She was still a little squirt back then, but was completely ruthless already, stone cold murderer. She'd leave nobody alive. Of course, the slaves were all her fans. Like, "Oh, she's a girl, but she cuts the enemy up like nobody's business", so they started telling tales of her, too.
Well, the Baron's nobody's fool, he knew how to deal with those bastards! We started taking hostages, executing ten slaves for one of our boys. Say, this village is helping the rebels? Put it to the torch! A local knows anything about the rebels - he's not gonna die until he tells us everything. You catch the drift.
Pretty soon, the slaves started avoiding them like the plague. Someone sees a slave talking to some suspicious guy? The slave's whole family gets the knife. A slave tells his master he saw someone suspicious? Good job, pal, enjoy triple rations that moment forward, and the Baron's thanks! The slaves started selling those fucks to us in droves. We stepped our game up, too, and within a few years they were not much more than a memory.
That broad Giul could well be the last. Once the Baron catches her, he'll throw the world's biggest party for the boys, you take my word. Just don't yo ever think of saying she's a witch and uses her spells to keep hiding from us. The Baron does not take lightly to such remarks, I saw him use his walking stick to beat some sense into the dumbass he caught spreading that shit, saying: "it's you, incompetent sons of bitches, who are too dumb to catch her, so you start re-telling the slave slave tales!". Beat the bastard to death, and I say he got his just desserts! That's about all I know. We tried to find out where she was born and who were her parents, but no dice there...
Mom sends some home treats for you, share them with the boys as customary.
Give the Baron my warmest respects and gratitude, also give a handshake to all the boys who still remember me.


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Begich Undecided on Sotomayor
By Jessica Brady
Posted July 29, 2009 at 11:47am
Sen. Mark Begich (D-Alaska), a staunch gun rights advocate, is undecided on how he will vote for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, but said Wednesday that he was satisfied with her stance on Second Amendment issues.
"I spent 45 minutes with her, which is unusual for a non-Judiciary Committee member, and I felt the responses she gave were what I was looking for,— the freshman Senator said.
While he maintained he was undecided on his vote, Begich indicated he was leaning toward voting in favor. The Judiciary Committee approved Sotomayor's nomination on Tuesday on a 13-6 vote. The full Senate is expected to vote on her confirmation next week.
During Sotomayor's confirmation hearings, Republicans voiced concerns about how she would approach gun rights and the Second Amendment. Several GOP Senators cited those concerns in casting their "no— votes.
The National Rifle Association, which said Sotomayor is "hostile— to the Second Amendment, announced it will include her Supreme Court confirmation vote in its annual review of lawmakers' voting records.
Despite the NRA's fierce opposition, Begich maintained that he remains "open at this point— on Sotomayor.
Begich was one of just three Democrats last week to sponsor a bill that would have allowed licensed gun owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines. The measure, strongly opposed by the Democrats' more liberal wing, was defeated by just two votes on the Senate floor.


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UPSAHL Introduces 'Young Life Crisis' EP With "MoneyOnMyMind"
UPSAHL generated all kinds of buzz in 2019 with viral hits like "Drugs" and her well-received debut EP, Hindsight 20/20. The newcomer now returns with a feisty banger called "MoneyOnMyMind," which actually has less to do with greed and more to do with knowing your worth. "Living in a tragedy, suburban paradise," the breakout star begins. "All I ever wanna see, is triple dollar signs." That takes us to the rowdy chorus. "Money on my mind, used to think about you all the time," she sings over warped synths. "Even though you never were my type, almost let you go and kill my vibe."
What is the song actually about? "[It] has nothing to do with actual money; it's a mindset," UPSAHL explains. "You can have all the money in the world and still be completely miserable, but to FEEL money as fuck, that's a whole other vibe. It's all about the glow up. After every weak moment, there's always a bounce back, and this song captures that feeling of getting on some new shit and hustling for the life you want." "MoneyOnMyMind" is the lead single from the Phoenix, Arizona native's sophomore EP, Young Life Crisis (due October 30). See the full tracklist below.
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Rosamond Mack, independent scholar. Giovanni Bellini (1430/1435–1516) and Titian's (1488/1490–1576) The Feast of the Gods is one of the greatest Renaissance paintings in the United States by two fathers of Venetian art. The Feast was the first in a series of mythologies, or bacchanals, commissioned by Duke Alfonso d'Este to decorate the camerino d'alabastro (alabaster study) of his castle in Ferrara. Bellini lavished unprecedented attention on vessels and containers in the painting, which range from common Venetian wares to rare exotic imports. In this lecture recorded on September 25, 2017, as part of the Works in Progress series, Rosamond Mack describes how Bellini and Titian's representation varies from painstaking accuracy to learned invention, imbued with wit and sophistication, which would have enhanced the painting's value as a conversation piece for the patron and his friends.


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6 Awesome Films Hitting the Screen in 2014
January 1, 2014 By Jillian Boyd
Welcome to 2014, readers of Dork Adore! After a cinematic year which saw people surviving in impossible conditions (Gravity, All Is Lost, The Impossible,…), had the White House falling on several occasions (Olympus Has Fallen, White House Down,…) and a veritable plethora of apocalyptic catastrophes occur (This is The End, The World's End, Elysium, Oblivion,…) we can only hope for a bit more… optimism in this year's offerings.
And there are plenty of exciting films hitting the screen over the next twelve months. So, here's a short guide to six of 2014 shiny new blockbusters-in-waiting.
Divergent (April 4th)
The first in what will hopefully be a trilogy of adaptations of Veronica Roth's Divergent trilogy. The story is centred around sixteen-year-old Beatrice 'Tris' Prior (Shailene Woodley), who lives in a society divided into factions based on their personality. At the age of sixteen, teens are to take an aptitude test to see which faction they are most suited to. Tris is shocked to discover that she is Divergent, and therefore has an aptitude for more than one faction.
From then onwards, Tris's life takes a turn for the dangerous, as she is forced to hide her true nature to past and present faction members while uncovering a dangerous truth about just how perfect her society isn't…
One sentence sell –
Dark, seductive, violent YA adaptation which rivals The Hunger Games when it comes to a kick-ass heroine.
Jupiter Ascending (July 25th)
Andy and Lana Wachowski are back to the genre that they do best: futuristic thrillers. Described as a futuristic Snow White, Jupiter Ascending sees Mila Kunis playing the titular character, a down-and-out human woman who is targeted by assassins. Why her? Jupiter is predicted to be key to the downfall of the Queen of the Universe.
With established names such as Channing Tatum and Sean Bean, and newcomers like Eddie Redmayne and Douglas Booth providing the supporting roles, it looks like Jupiter Ascending could be one of the hottest tickets this summer.
The brains behind The Matrix give us a futuristic take on Snow White.
The LEGO Movie (February 14th)
Batman! Superman! Wonder Woman! Green Lantern! Wyldstyle! Someone who's possibly God! An impossibly catchy song in the trailer called Everything Is Awesome! LEGO! And future Star Lord Chris Pratt playing Average Joe-LEGO block Emmet, who is mistaken for the extraordinary MasterBuilder, destined to stop evil from taking over the universe.
If the little kid in your head isn't bubbling with excitement about a LEGO superhero film on the big screen, then… well, it should be, because this looks like a stroke of insane geeky genius.
One sentence sell:
It's the ultimate superhero film you've been waiting for – entirely made in LEGO.
Dawn of the Planet Of The Apes (July 17th)
The sequel to 2011's unexpected hit Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn sees the survivors of the simian plague fight back. Eight years after the disastrous events of part one, a growing nation of genetically evolved apes, lead by the once kindly chimp Caesar, is threatened by a group of humans who survived the deadly simian plague.
A fragile peace is quickly broken, and the ensuing war will determine once and for all who will emerge as Earth's dominant species. Andy Serkis is back on mo-cap duties as Caesar, and the human cast includes the likes of Gary Oldman and Keri Russell.
Those damn dirty apes are back to take over the world.
Godzilla (May 16th)
If Pacific Rim had you wanting more kaiju action, then look no further than this one. Rebooting the legendary franchise and bringing the mac daddy of all kaiju monsters back to the screen, Gareth Edwards directs Godzilla.
Little is known about the plot, but on the strength of that teaser trailer alone, Godzilla (mark 2014) promises to be as exciting as it will be terrifying. Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen and Ken Watanabe are just some of the class actors ready to face the big green beast this May.
It's bound to be better than the Roland Emmerich one.
Maleficent (May 30th)
Disney take a turn for the dark, as Angelina Jolie steps into the shoes of one of their most famous (and most terrifying) villains. Maleficent tells the Sleeping Beauty tale from her point of view, as we see the beautiful and pure-hearted young woman become a fierce protector of her her kingdom – but ultimately suffering a shattering and ruthless betrayal. She takes out her revenge on the newborn princess Aurora, as her heart slowly turns to stone.
Surely one of the most intriguing films of the year, with Angelina Jolie shuddering menace from top to toe.
An impressive cast, a fresh spin on the Disney formula and Angelina looking like she could kill you just by blinking in your general direction.
Which films are you looking forward to in 2014?
Jillian Boyd
Jillian Boyd is a lifestyle blogger, author of romantic/erotic fiction and a self-confessed film addict. Likes Doctor Who, Hannibal, Matt Fraction and David Aja's Hawkeye comics, crafting and baking.
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From fairy tale weddings to plastic surgery rumors, Angelababy is without a doubt the hottest celebrity at the moment. To catch the wave before it dies down, Chinese streaming site LeTV has secured the rights to broadcast the romantic comedy Bride Wars <新娘大作战>, which stars Angelababy and Ni Ni (倪妮) as two bride-to-be's. The movie has been showing on LeTV since October 18.
Bride Wars, a remake of the 2009 Hollywood film starring Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway, was released in Mainland China on August 20, 2015. In the Chinese remake, Angelababy and Ni Ni star as two best friends who make it their life's goal to have the most perfect wedding of their lives. They are expected to be each other's maid of honor, but when they discover that their weddings would be scheduled on the same day, the two women immediately have a major falling out and attempt to sabotage each other's weddings.
The hilarious movie also stars Chen Xiao (陈晓) and Zhu Yawen (朱亚文), portraying Angelababy and Ni Ni's husbands, respectively. Angelababy's husband Huang Xiaoming (黄晓明) makes a cameo appearance in the film as a superstar. Feng Shaofeng (冯绍峰) appears in the movie as a pastor.
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A loving daughter hopes that her story will move people to help her raise the needed funds for the visa of her beloved mother so she can receive the support of her family.
Los Angeles, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/13/2015 -- A new crowdfunding campaign has been launched to raise $30,000 to help a loving daughter succeed in her wish that her 85-year-old mother will be able to spend her last days with her family in Australia. She needs to raise $30,000 in order to pay for the costs for her mother's visa at the Department of Immigration.
The fate has not been favorable to Inger's mother, who widowed in 1979 and had to raise her only child alone. Her daughter also widowed in 1999 and seven years later moved to Australia with her two sons because of her new marriage.
After suffering a stroke in 2007, her mother was able to visit her daughter's family in 2009 and after a lot of urging from their side, she finally agreed to live with them in 2012. After falling in 2014, she broke her left arm and hip. After the stroke, she still has right-hand side and speech residual problems. Additionally, she is gradually losing her sight in one eye, while the other one is blind. Because of her age and increasing medical needs, she needs her family to be around to ensure that she will have last peaceful days in a loving environment.
Inger and her mother have always supported and cared for each other, and she desperately wants to raise the money needed for an Australian permanent parent visa that costs $60,000. She wants to take care of her mother at home. The family was able to invest more than a half of the needed money but run out of options and asks for a charitable contribution.


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Judy Campbell
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Judy Campbell was born in Grantham in 1916. She made her stage debut in 1935 in "The Last of Mrs Cheyney". Her film debut was in 1940. Her films include "Convoy", "East of Picadilly", "Green for Danger" and "Bonnie Prince Charlie". She was the mother of Jane Birkin and grandmother of Charlotte Gainsbourg. She introduced "A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square" to the London stage. She died in 2004.
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Judy Mary Gamble (Judy Campbell), actress: born Grantham, Lincolnshire 31 May 1916; married 1943 Lt-Cdr David Birkin (died 1991; one son, two daughters); died London 6 June 2004.
Tall, with her elegant carriage and swan-like neck and voice of smoky allure, Judy Campbell epitomised much of the glamour of a sleek West End between the wars and into the following decades. Most famous for her haunting rendition of Eric Maschwitz's standard "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" (which she introduced in a wartime revue) and for her association with Noël Coward, this witty and intelligent actress was equally successful in Shaw, O'Neill and Arthur Miller.
Campbell seemed destined for a stage career. She was born Judy Gamble, in 1916, into a theatrical family: her mother was briefly a Gaiety Girl and her father, J.A. Campbell, as he styled himself, was an actor-dramatist (his daughter too subsequently took occasionally to the typewriter) who for several years successfully ran the Theatre Royal in Grantham. It was there that she made her professional début, aged 19 in the high comedy (a field in which she always shone) of Frederick Lonsdale's The Last of Mrs Cheyney (1935).
It was often later assumed that she was catapulted to instant early West End success, but in fact Campbell served a rigorous apprenticeship in the repertory-theatre world so flourishing in the 1930s (Liverpool and Coventry as well as a demanding Cambridge season of Shakespeare and Shaw) before some less than dazzling London opportunities.
Campbell's big break came, as she liked to explain, by accident. When she was cast in the revue New Faces (Comedy, 1940), originally her solo spot was planned, somewhat vaguely, to be a monologue written by Dorothy Parker. This failed to arrive as scheduled and so at such short notice she had little time to be nervous of her unplanned musical début when performing the substituted "A Nightingale Sang", standing quite still in a foamy white dress in a single spotlight; her intimate, almost sprechgesang, delivery captivated wartime audiences for the show's long run.
One of those entranced was Noël Coward, also a dab hand at making the most of a number with limited vocal resources ("It takes talent," he said to Campbell, "to put over a song when you haven't got a voice"). In 1942-43 she created the contrasted roles of the ambitious vamp Joanna in his Present Laughter and the dolefully adenoidal Ethel in his family chronicle This Happy Breed on tour and subsequently at the Haymarket.
Well aware that despite his fondness for many of his leading ladies Coward was not interested in women "in that way", as he put it, Campbell was understandably startled when, during their love scene in Present Laughter on tour one night in a particularly freezing wartime theatre, she felt her co-star's hands slip inside her dress to cup her breasts. Any thoughts of leading Coward into new paths of dalliance were dispelled when he subsequently apologised, explaining that his hands had been so cold it was the only way he could think of to warm them.
After a string of mostly lacklustre West End roles, usually in forgettable comedies – with the striking exceptions of her feisty Mirandolina in a version of Goldoni's La Locandiera (Arts, 1944) or her mischievously glinting Elvira (replacing Kay Hammond) in Coward's Blithe Spirit (Duchess, 1943) – it was Coward who provided Campbell's next rewarding role. The Hollywood star Miranda Frayle, prospective fiancée of an earl in Relative Values (Savoy, 1951) may have been another "outsider" role, a variation of Present Laughter's Joanna, but, cleverly seizing on the character's fictionalisation of her origins, Campbell was hilarious in her progressively outrageously embroidered picture of an upbringing as a cockney guttersnipe.
By now happily married to a distinguished naval lieutenant-commander (who later took up farming) and settled in Chelsea with a young family, Campbell was content to put her career somewhat on the back burner. She returned on occasion to the theatre, most rewardingly in the frivol of Book of the Month (Cambridge, 1954) or as the daffy mother coping with the problems of "The Season" in William Douglas-Home's The Reluctant Debutante (Cambridge, 1956), in which she replaced Celia Johnson.
Later she chose work which could give her more stretching roles than most of her West End career had provided. She was in captivatingly imperious form as Hesione Hushabye in a first-rate Oxford Playhouse revival of Heartbreak House (also Wyndham's, 1961) and, with immense good spirits, she survived to make considerable impact amid the utterly misguided first London production of an Alan Ayckbourn play as the dotty Lady Slingsby-Craddock in Mr Whatnot (Arts, 1964). Another Shaw saw her as a fine, redoubtable Mrs Clandon opposite Sir Ralph Richardson's William in You Never Can Tell (Haymarket, 1964), while a return to the adventurous arena of the Arts gave her an unusual chance to take on a huge, meaty role as Christine in the Eugene O'Neill epic reworking of the House of Atreus in Mourning Becomes Electra(1967).
Ayckbourn's first West End success, Relatively Speaking (Duke of York's, 1967), had an ideal role for Campbell (again taking over from Celia Johnson) as Sheila, the seemingly scatty, abstracted Home Counties wife in a household with more than one secret. She was also wonderfully cast as the Venus-flytrap hothouse bloom of Judith Bliss, the monstre sacrée actress-mother in Coward's Hay Fever(Cambridge Theatre Company, 1971), swooping on prospective suitors and weekend guests alike with cascading theatrical panache. A return to the Oxford Playhouse surprised many when she gave a moving, touchingly and truthfully detailed performance as Linda Loman in Miller's Death of a Salesman (1975).
Campbell continued to work regularly through the 1980s and 1990s. Her Chichester appearances were, sadly, in mediocre productions although her regal Grand Duchess, dripping with velvets and jewels in Peter Rice's sumptuous costumes (Campbell wore period costumes with particular flair), in Rattigan's The Sleeping Prince (1983) opposite a subdued Omar Sharif had a welcome comedic edge. Never one to demand the trappings of stardom, she was quite happy to share the communal dressing-room with its single, less-than-inviting lavatory at the King's Head in Islington for a fringe revival of Vivian Ellis's Bless the Bride (1999), in which she sang (or, rather, half-talked and half-sang) "This is My Lovely Day".
"The Independent" obituary can also be accessed here.
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Green For Danger, US lobbycard, from left: megs Jenkins, Judy Campbell, Leo Genn, Alastair Sim, 1947. (Photo by LMPC via Getty Images)
At the age of 85 Campbell made her National Theatre début as Grandmère, a compellingly spectral, lace-gowned presence in Harold Pinter's version of Proust as Remembrance of Things Past (2001). She was still driving, somewhat alarmingly, if less so than her close friend and Chelsea neighbour Constance Cummings who gave up the wheel slightly earlier; to their families' relief most of their regularly intrepid theatre visits in their later years were on the no 19 bus. And in 2003 she made a final stage appearance (having recently finished work on the remake of The Forsyte Saga for television), accompanied by the pianist Stefan Bednarczyk, in a compilation named (after a Coward song) Where Are the Songs We Sung?(Jermyn Street Theatre, 2003). Inevitably its highlight, sung still in her inimitable voice, its distinctive timbre only slightly touched by the years, was "A Nightingale Sang".
During her best years, a time when British cinema provided few interesting chances for women, films rarely gave Campbell worthwhile roles. Often cast in pallid "love-interest" parts – Clementine Walkinshaw in the garish Technicolor Bonnie Prince Charlie (1948) was especially dim – she sparkled whenever possible, most enjoyably perhaps in the black comedy Green for Danger(1946). She also had a supporting but sharply telling part opposite Peter Sellers in There's a Girl in My Soup (1970).
On television Campbell played countless grandes dames or dowagers, regularly guesting on such series as Bergerac or Inspector Morse. She had some rich roles in later years; she was memorable as Saki's basilisk Aunt Augusta in a version of Shredni Vashtar (1981), in icily imperious control as Countess Vronsky in Anna Karenina (1985) and, in perhaps her most popular small-screen part, a redoubtable Dowager Duchess of Broughton in the BBC series Nanny (1982-83).
A woman of stylish verve, self-deprecating humour and charismatic charm, Campbell was devoted to her husband and family. She remained immensely proud of the achievements of her children, including the actress-singer Jane Birkin and the film-maker and writer Andrew Birkin, and grandchildren, including the actresses Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon. Jane's colourful life and her success with Serge Gainsbourg on " Je t'aime . . . moi non plus", a song sensation worlds away from "A Nightingale Sang", fazed her not at all; she used to describe the family as "like the Redgraves, except we all have different names".
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Karim Benzema found guilty of complicity in sex-tape scandal, handed one-year suspended prison sentence
Karim Benzema has been handed a one-year suspended prison sentence and fined €75,000 after being found guilty of complicity in the attempted blackmail of Mathieu Valbuena.
The Real Madrid and France striker was one of five people standing trial over the attempt to extort former international team-mate Valbuena in a case dating back to June 2015.
He has always denied the accusations and one of his lawyers, Antoine Vey, expressed shock after Wednesday's verdict, before confirming that an appeal will be lodged.
Benzema was not present at court in Versailles as he prepares for Real Madrid's Champions League clash with Sheriff later on Wednesday.
Valbuena, who now plays for Greek side Olympiacos, was also not in attendance.
Benzema had been accused of helping the four other men blackmail Valbuena over an intimate video that had been taken from Valbuena's mobile phone.
The other four defendants were also found guilty. Axel Angot received two years in prison, Mustapha Zouaoui two years and six months in prison, Karim Zenati fifteen months in prison and Younes Houass and eighteen months suspended sentence.
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