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Police Raid Dutch Data Center, Shut Down Pirated-Content Site
Share-Online.biz said to have been Germany's largest file host
Yevgeniy Sverdlik | Oct 18, 2019
Police raided commercial and residential properties in the Netherlands, France, and Germany Wednesday as part of a copyright-violation investigation of Share-Online.biz, the largest file hosting site operated in Germany, police of the German city Aachen announced Thursday.
One of the raided locations was a Dutch data center, operated by a commercial data center provider, where the allegedly pirated content was presumably stored.
The website, which hosted video and music content, was shut down, but no arrests were made. Three unnamed suspects (ages 40, 48, and 50) are thought to have operated the "file-sharing" platform where anybody could upload content for distribution online.
The amount of server capacity the platform was renting from the Dutch provider grew steadily since 2010, "most recently in the double-digit petabyte range," according to a translated Aachen press release.
The suspects generated more than 50 million euros in revenue from operating the platform between 2008 and 2017, the announcement said.
In another investigation, police last month raided the data center in Traben-Trarbach, Germany, as well as locations in the Netherlands, Poland, and Luxembourg. The "criminally operated data center," built inside a former NATO bunker, hosted online drug marketplaces, child pornography, and hacker botnets, DCD reported.
Seven people were arrested (none at the data center, raided by 600 police officers).
The chief suspect is an unidentified Dutchman who bought the NATO facility – now referred to as "CyberBunker" – from the Office for Geoinformation of the Bundeswehr in 2013, according to DCD.
It's unclear whether the September raid and this week's were parts of related investigations.
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Cora Alice Du Bois (October 26, 1903 – April 7, 1991) was an American cultural anthropologist and a key figure in culture and personality studies and in psychological anthropology more generally. She was Samuel Zemurray Jr. and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor at Radcliffe College from 1954. After retirement from Radcliffe, she was Professor-at-large at Cornell University (1971–1976) and for one term at the University of California, San Diego (1976).

She was elected Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1955, president of the American Anthropological Association in 1968–1969, and of the Association for Asian Studies in 1969–1970, the first woman to be allowed that honor.

Early life and education
Du Bois was born in New York City on October 26, 1903, to Mattie Schreiber Du Bois and Jean Du Bois, immigrants to the U.S. from Switzerland. She spent most of her childhood in New Jersey, where she graduated from high school in Perth Amboy. She spent a year studying library science at the New York Public Library and then attended Barnard College, graduating with a B.A. in history in 1927. She earned an M.A. in history from Columbia University in 1928.

Encouraged by an anthropology course taught by Ruth Benedict and Franz Boas at Columbia, Du Bois moved to California to study anthropology with Native American specialists Alfred L. Kroeber and Robert Lowie. She received her Ph.D. in anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley in 1932. Du Bois's doctoral dissertation, "Girls' Adolescence Observations in North America" covered the topic of puberty and menstrual customs and how they are viewed among Native Americans. The topic was recommended by a fellow graduate student, but she considered it a very dull and tedious library job. Du Bois was more interested in the question of the dividing line between cultural behavior and psychologically foundational human behavior, and thought this specific physiological condition (menstruation) would be a good place to study this question. However, there wasn't sufficient data available to her at that time.

Early work
In part due to prejudices against women academics, she was initially unable to find a university position. She remained at Berkeley as a teaching fellow and research assistant from 1932 to 1935. In 1932, Du Bois's Tolowa Notes was published in American Anthropologist. This article explored the culture of the Tolowa people, with data from Agnes Mattez, a full blooded Tolowa woman of forty-five. Subjects discussed in the text include the puberty and marriage preparation ceremonies for girls. The puberty ceremony includes the piercing of the girl's nasal septum and fasting, while the marriage ceremony includes bride prices discussed before marriage, and the presentation of gifts to the prospective mother-in-law.

She conducted salvage ethnography on several Native American groups of northern California and the Pacific Northwest, including the Wintu Indians of northern California. This endeavor was published as A Study of Wintu Myths in The Journal of American Folklore. Its main focus is on how the Wintu myths changed or remained stable. In the study, Du Bois and her co-author Dorothy Demetracopoulou divided the data into different groups, including the literary aspects of the mythology, the recorded myth, which includes the determination of the time and language factors of recording, and change and stability in Wintu mythology. Of the stories discussed in the text, there are three main categories. First are the bolas, which take up the bulk of storytelling. Second are the ninas, which are based on love songs. The third and final type are anecdotes, which is a name used by the researchers themselves, not the Wintu.  Certain beliefs of the Wintu were also discussed, such as the stories having an effect on the weather if not told at the right time. She published The 1870 Ghost Dance in 1939, a study of a religious movement among Native Americans in the Western U.S.

In 1935, Du Bois received a National Research Council Fellowship to undertake clinical training and explore possible collaborations between anthropology and psychiatry. She spent six months at the Boston Psychopathic Hospital, now the Massachusetts Mental Health Center, and six months at the New York Psychoanalytic Society. In New York she worked with psychiatrist Abram Kardiner, who became her mentor and collaborator for several projects in cross-cultural diagnosis and the psychoanalytic study of culture. Du Bois also taught at Hunter College in 1936–1937 while developing a fieldwork project to test their new ideas.

Published in 1937, Du Bois's  Some Anthropological Perspectives on Psychoanalysis discussed the relationship between Anthropology and Psychoanalysis. Du Bois stated that The first anthropological theory was a biological outgrowth of a biological analogy.

Work in Indonesia and OSS
From 1937 to 1939, Du Bois lived and conducted research among the Abui people on the island of Alor, part of the Dutch East Indies, now Indonesia. She collected detailed case studies, life-history interviews, and administered various personality tests (including Rorschach tests), which she interpreted in collaboration with Kardiner and published as The People of Alor: A Social-Psychological Study of an East Indian Island in 1944. One of her major theoretical advances in this work was the concept of "modal personality structure". With this notion she modified earlier ideas in the Culture and Personality school of anthropology on "basic personality structure" by demonstrating that, while there is always individual variation within a culture, each culture favors the development of a particular type or types, which will be the most common within that culture. Her work strongly influenced other psychiatric anthropologists, including Robert I. Levy, with his person-centered ethnography, and Melford Spiro.

Like many other American social scientists during World War II, Du Bois served as a member of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) working in the Research and Analysis Branch as Chief of the Indonesia section. In 1944 she moved to Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) to serve as chief of research and analysis for the Army's Southeast Asia Command.

For her service to the country in the OSS, Du Bois received the Exceptional Civilian Service Award from the United States Army in 1946. The Thai government honored her with the Order of the Crown of Thailand in 1949 for her efforts during the war on behalf of Thailand.

Later work and Harvard career
She left the OSS after World War II and from 1945 to 1949 was Southeast Asia Branch Chief in the State Department's Office of Intelligence Research. In 1950, she declined an appointment to succeed Kroeber as head of the anthropology department at Berkeley rather than sign the California Loyalty Oath required of all faculty members. Du Bois worked for the World Health Organization in 1950–1951.  In 1954, she accepted an appointment at Harvard University as the second person to be the Samuel Zemurray Jr. and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor at Radcliffe College. She was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1955. She was the first woman tenured in Harvard's Anthropology Department in 1954 and the second woman tenured in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard. During this time, Du Bois wrote The Dominant Value Profile of American Culture, with the goal of describing the views on American values and the ideas that can be drawn from them. In this text, she discussed how oppositional propositions are used in America. Since most of them are more spurious than genuine, they lack consistency and are thereby unhelpful in describing American values. The four basic premises and three focal values that can be drawn from them are key information in this work. The four basic premises are 1) the universe is mechanistically conceived, 2) man is its master, 3) men are equal, and 4) men are perfectible. The three focal values that can be drawn from them are "material well-being that derives from the premise that man is a master of a mechanistic universe; conformity that derives from the premise of man's equality; effort-optimism that derives from man's perfectibility. Du Bois asserts that these assumptions have proved valid for the American middle class over the last 300, and expects that to continue in the future.

She reviewed widely. In 1950 wrote that The Kalingas, Their Institutes, and Custom Law by R.F. Barton was believed to be one of his best pieces on the customary laws of the Philippines Tribes in the Mountain Province of Luzon. In 1957, she reviewed Chinese Society in Thailand: An Analytical History by G. William Skinner, comparing it to works by Victor Purcell and Kenneth Landon. Du Bois described Purcell's work as a monumental compilation.

She conducted research between 1961 and 1967 in the temple city of Bhubaneswar in the Indian state of Orissa, where a number of graduate students in Anthropology and Social Relations conducted fieldwork.

In 1970 she retired from Harvard but continued teaching as Professor-at-large at Cornell University (1971–1976) and for one term at the University of California, San Diego (1976). Most of her research materials and personal papers are held in the Tozzer Library at Harvard University. Some are in the Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago.

Personal life
Du Bois met Jeanne Taylor, another OSS employee, in Ceylon. There she began a lesbian relationship with her. They lived together as a couple and in the mid-1950s they visited Paul and Julia Child in Paris. Du Bois' obituary in The New York Times called Taylor "her longtime companion." Du Bois and Taylor, according to her Harvard Library biography, "enjoyed an active social life" together.

Death
Cora Du Bois, aged 87, died from pneumonia and heart failure on April 11, 1991, in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Selected works

Cora Du Bois (1950). Review of The Kalingas, Their Institutes, and Custom Law. Arlington, Virginia: American Anthropological Association

Cora Du Bois (1957). Review of Chinese Society in Thailand: An Analytical History. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: The American Academy of Political and Social Science

Interlocutors
Abram Kardiner, psychiatrist
Ralph Linton, anthropologist

Notable students
Jean Briggs, cultural and psychological anthropologist, Canadian Inuit
Richard Taub, sociologist
Richard A. Shweder, cultural anthropologist and cultural psychologist, Orissa

References

External links
  Guide to the Cora DuBois Papers 1961–1972 at University of Chicago Library

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NW SEND Regional Network News
Dear colleagues
If you've received this newsletter via a colleague and would like to be added to the circulation list for future issues please email Cathy Hamer CWH01@hotmail.co.uk.
Also when you've got good news to share, or challenges you'd like to work with others to find solutions for, do get in touch so we can share the learning across the North West. If you would like to contribute to network activities, request connections for support, or provide information about forthcoming events for future editions of this newsletter please contact Dr Cathy Hamer, NW SEND Regional Network lead, Email: CWH01@hotmail.co.uk Tel: 0778 357 7284.
Gill Hoar
NW SEND Regional Lead, Oldham
NW Regional Network Events
Developing and writing good EHC plans within the required timescales.
These are DfE led workshops supported by Mott MacDonald
12.1.16 Partnership for Learning Charity, South Road, Liverpool. L24 9PZ
13.1.16 Red Pepper Company, Wigan Investment Centre, Waterside Drive' Wigan, WN3 5BA
The workshop will equip attendees with the necessary knowledge and resources required to disseminate learning within their respective areas via a 'train the trainer' approach.
NB They are parallel workshop so you should only book at one.
There are 4 spaces per local area which should include the following:
1 x Local Authority (LA) representative who has the strategic responsibility for EHC Plans in their respective LA.
2 x LA representative in addition to the above who will play a key role in disseminating learning throughout the LA.
1 x parent carer forum representative (Note: parent carer forum invites are being issued directly to the forums by Contact a Family).
Once you have agreed who is attending on behalf of your local area, please can you register on the following link:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/education-health-and-care-ehc-plan-workshops-north-west-region-tickets-19636355869
If your Local Area is no longer listed on the drop down menu of the order form, the allocation for your Local Area will have been filled. If this is the case, or if you would like more than 4 places for your Local Area, please let SENDdeliverysupport@mottmac.com know by providing the names you would like to add to the waiting list, along with their contact details. Should you have any difficulties with the booking process, please contact Mott MacDonald at SENDdeliverysupport@mottmac.com.
21 January 2016 Children & Families Act: LA and Health Implementation
10 – 4 Park Lane Suites, Whitefield, Bury M45 7PX
The Department for Education and the Council for Disabled Children are bringing together representatives from Local Authorities and health services in each government region to discuss and work through specific elements relating to implementation of the SEND reforms. The idea of these sessions is to tease out local challenges and share best practice across areas within a region.
To maximise this peer-support and multi-agency working, we would like to invite a relevant colleague from each LA along with a colleague from the corresponding CCG (ideally this would be the Designated Medical/Clinical Officer or, if no DMO/DCO is in post, the health commissioner with responsibility for the SEND agenda). Please do liaise with your colleagues to ensure that there will be representation from both LA and health from your local area at the session.
Issues for discussion are:
· Joint arrangements to deliver improved outcomes;
· Developing the local EHC planning process.
CDC will facilitate discussion through activities, useful resources will be shared and local networking will enable continued peer support going forward.
Book at: https://dfehealthnorthwest.eventbrite.co.uk
For more information please contact Luke Nunn at the Council for Disabled Children at lnunn@ncb.org.uk
2 February 2016 9.30 for 10 – 4, Children and young people with special educational needs in custody.
The Hive, 51 Lever St, Manchester M1 1FN
On 1 April 2015, new legal requirements to support children and young people with special educational needs in custody came into force. The Council for Disabled Children, the National Children's Bureau and the National Development Team for Inclusion are offering FREE training to support implementation. This work is being funded by the Department for Education.
Who can attend: Anyone working with children and young people in custody.
What are the benefits of attending?
· To reinforce your knowledge and understanding of the new legal duties and Code of Practice
· To give you the practical tools you need to put in place local protocols and systems
· To help you support children, young people and parents in youth custody to participate in decision making
There is an initial allocation of 3 places per Local Authority Area. Please ensure you have representation from;
· SEND Team
· Youth Offending Team
Parent/Carer Forum representatives are welcome, as are young people and LAC/Care Leaver workers and representatives plus any other stakeholders or key workers for this group.
Please book your Area 'team' through Josie Ritson (jritson@ncb.org.uk) at CDC. If you would like more than 3 places please let Josie know and any spare places will be re-allocated nearer the day.
15 January 2016 10 – 3.30
Regional Accessible Information Standard Implementation Workshop
Mercure Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester. M1 4PH
The Accessible Information Standard directs and defines a specific, consistent approach to identifying, recording, flagging, sharing and meeting the information and communication support needs of patients, service users, carers and parents, where those needs relate to a disability, impairment or sensory loss.
This regional workshop is aimed at informing delegates about the standard, providing feedback and guidance from pilot sites and facilitating workshops to instigate discussions to find a way forward to achieve successful and effective implementation.
NB This event is for individuals working in and managing any NHS organisation/service and publically funded adult social care organisations/providers.
19 January 2016 Master class – Jointly commissioning children's palliative care, The Studio, 51 Lever Street, Manchester. M1 1FN
To support effective joint commissioning of children's palliative care, including short breaks, Together for Short Lives is running an all-day masterclass. There is no charge for attending the event, which will bring commissioners and providers together to discuss and learn about successful joint commissioning and hear about cases in which joint commissioning has improved outcomes for children and young people.
http://www.togetherforshortlives.org.uk/professionals/events/8560_one-day_masterclass_jointly_commissioning_childrens_palliative_care
8 February 2016 Key Working training
King's House Conference Centre, King's Church, Sidney Street
Manchester M1 7HB
The Council for Disabled Children has developed training on the key working approach to working with disabled children, young people and those with SEN and their families. This training is for a multi-agency group of professionals from across health, education and care and builds on learning from the Early Support Programme. If you are a parent or carer, you are very welcome to attend too.
The training will empower professionals to work in partnership with young people and their families as well as support them in implementing the SEN and Disability reforms. The one-day workshop is an opportunity for colleagues from different agencies to come together to understand the key working approach, functions and how it can benefit families and services.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cdc-key-working-training-manchester-ch-tickets-19533437036
10 February 2016 4 – 5.30 'Being heard and influencing decisions in Lancashire: the long and windy road'. Perspectives from the local authority, the voluntary sector and from young people.
Brook Building Room 142A, The Centre for Children and Young People's Participation, School of Social Work, Care and Community, University of Central Lancashire, Fylde Rd, Preston, Lancashire PR1 2HE
Kate Baggaley from Barnardo's Participation Service, Hannah Peake from Lancashire County Council and young people from Lancashire's participation groups including LINX, POWAR and CSI want to take the opportunity to share our journey with you. This will include our own personal journeys in terms of participation and will focus, crucially, on the young people's experiences. We will highlight our highs (and lows) and we will also take the opportunity to share our organisational journeys and the impact participation has had in Lancashire and beyond. This is effectively a verbal version of our annual report and will be a very personal, practical, experienced based session and we hope it will give you an insight into participation for all those involved. We will finish with our plans for the year ahead.
This seminar is part of a new series for 2015-16, 'Children as Agents of Social Change'. For further details see www.uclan.ac.uk/cypp
The seminars are free, including refreshments. Please reserve your place at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-centre-seminar-being-heard-and-influencing-decisions-in-lancashire-tickets-20473046433
4 March 2016 Key Working training
Partnership for Learning, Training and Conference Centre, South Road /Speke, Liverpool L24 9PZ
This is the same training as is available on 8 February.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cdc-key-working-training-liverpool-ch-tickets-19546120974
10 – 11 March Elklan total training package for 5 – 11s
Ramada Hotel Salford Quays
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19 – 20 April 2016 Care and Treatment of Offenders with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disability conference, Manchester
This event is an opportunity for reflection and sharing among services providing care for learning disabled offenders, both in the public and independent health and social care sectors and the criminal justice system. Book at
http://www.autism.org.uk/professionals/conferences/offenders.aspx
SEND Implementation Grant Funding Confirmed
As part of the government's commitment to improving outcomes for vulnerable children, the DfE have confirmed the following funding will continue, increasing in 2016 to 2017:
 special educational needs and disability (SEND) implementation grant to support English local authorities in the transition to the new SEND system
Top Ten Questions – DfE Answers:
Special Needs Jungle has received answers to ten questions (+ other supplementary ones too) to the DfE
http://www.specialneedsjungle.com/the-dfe-answers-your-top-10-questions-on-the-changes-in-sen-and-disability-education/
http://www.specialneedsjungle.com/12706-2/
Focus: Inclusive childcare
'Developing inclusive childcare practices for 0–5s with SEND'
Family Action has been funded by the Department for Education (DfE) to support school-based early years childcare settings to develop their inclusive practices for 0-5s with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Read about the Childcare in Schools project.
On the Learning Exchange website you can
See how their target settings are overcoming barriers to inclusion (funding, equipment etc).
Download useful templates and tip sheets to help you develop inclusion further.
http://www.learning-exchange.org.uk/documents_library_pages/creating_inclusive_childcare_in_schools___0_to_5_years/supporting_schools
Focus: Schools
Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions (Updated 11.12.15)
Statutory guidance about the support that pupils should receive at school.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/supporting-pupils-at-school-with-medical-conditions--3
The Mental Health Services and Schools Link Pilots will test a named single point of contact in 255 schools and in 22 pilot areas, meaning more joined-up working between schools and health services. The following North West CCG's have secured funding: Salford, South Cheshire, Tameside and Glossop, Halton and Wigan.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/hundreds-of-schools-benefit-from-3m-mental-health-investment
Focus: SEND Tribunal
Following three years of consultation and pilots, the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal panels are going to be changed. With immediate effect, all appeals will automatically be allocated a two member panel. See more at:
http://www.senexpertsolicitors.co.uk/news/when-a-tribunal-isnt-a-tribunal-all-change-to-sendist-panels/?utm_source
Tribunal statistics annual release including SEND tables:
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/tribunals-and-gender-recognition-certificate-statistics-quarterly-july-to-september-2015
Focus: Children and young people who have offended or are at risk of offending
Mencap's Step Up is a project empowering people with a learning disability or communication difficulty aged 16-30 who have offended or are at risk of offending to move into employment. This peer-led project takes learnings from the successful Raising Your Game and Employ Me projects. Step Up engages and prepares this group to move into the workforce through social action initiatives and one-to-one support. The project is being pilot in 3 areas in the North West: Salford, Bolton and Rochdale.
https://www.mencap.org.uk/our-services/our-projects/step
Children in custody 2014-15: an analysis of 12–18-year-olds' perceptions of their experience in secure training centres and young offender institutions
HM inspectorate of Prisons and Youth Justice Board
Children and young people in custody regularly report feeling unsafe, with intimidation and threats commonplace. The annual study found that a third of boys held in young offender institutions (YOI) reported feeling unsafe, while 24 per cent of young people in secure training centres (STC) also said they felt unsafe at some point. Those in YOIs who felt unsafe had higher rates of mental health and emotional problems on arrival (24 per cent), and were more likely to feel that they were not treated with respect by staff. The proportion of boys in YOIs that felt unsafe rose six percentage points from 27 per cent in 2010/11 to 33 per cent in 2014/15. For those in STCs, 39 per cent had experienced insulting remarks, 23 per cent had experienced physical abuse, and two per cent had been the victim of sexual abuse. In addition, 17 per cent felt threatened and intimidated, 32 per cent verbally abused and eight per cent had items stolen from them. Just four out of 10 young people held in custody had a training, sentence or remand plan in place, significantly lower than the 51 per cent that had plans in place a year earlier. The survey also showed that the number of children that identified as Gypsy, Romany or Traveller in YOIs rose from six per cent in 2013/14 to eight per cent in 2014/15. The figure for STCs stayed the same.
Reports and Information:
Rochford Review: Interim recommendations
This report provides guidance to schools about how to report statutory assessment outcomes for pupils working below the standard of the national curriculum tests at key stages 1 and 2
Pre-key stage 1: Pupils working below the test standard
These interim pre-key stage standards are to be used by teachers to report a statutory assessment outcome for specified pupils at the end of key stage 1
Pre-key stage 1
Pre-key stage 2: Pupils working below the test standard.
Interim pre-key stage standards to be used by teachers to report a statutory assessment outcome for specified pupils at the end of key stage 2.
16 – 19 Funding for special needs (DfE)
Spending on students with additional needs applies to those requiring extra support, but whose needs don't meet the threshold for high-needs funding. This report looks at how 16 to 19 institutions plan, spend and evaluate their funding to support students with additional needs.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/16-to-19-funding-for-students-with-additional-needs
International evidence on impact of funding linked to additional needs on participation and attainment by 16-19 year olds (DfE)
Additional needs pupils are defined as: being economically disadvantaged and in need of financial support to attend education, having low prior attainment and being in need of extra support to succeed in education, having low-level special educational needs and disability. This review looks at how governments provide funding to support students with additional needs and the effect funding has on their attainment. Findings show that this type of policy can have a significant impact on attendance, particularly in the case of girls, but impact on attainment is more mixed.
https://www.gov.uk/.../DFE-RR484_16_to_19_additional_needs_fundin...
Government response to No voice unheard, no right ignored - a consultation for people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/strengthening-rights-for-people-with-learning-disabilities
Evaluation: Independent Support
The National Development Team for Inclusion are doing research to find out what people think about Independent Support. They are conducting a survey to find out what young people aged 16-25 who have had an Independent Supporter think about the help they have had. Please could you pass on this message via email, forum, newsletter, Facebook or other social media to any young people who you think may have had help from an Independent Supporter:
Are you aged 16-25? Have you had help through the EHC plan process from an Independent Supporter? If so, please complete this survey to say what you think about the support you've had www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Independent_Support
Or for Twitter:
Are you 16-25? Have you had help though the EHC plan process from an Independent Supporter? Please do this survey www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Independent_Support
If you would like paper copies of the survey to distribute to young people, please contact Annie Inman on annie.inman@ndti.org.uk or on 01225 789135.
Key working: Free e-learning modules
Five on-line modules to support key working:
The concept of the continuum of support
The principles of key working as a way of working
The specific key working functions
Supporting decision making through best practice examples
Using key working in supporting preparation for adulthood with young people aged 14 – 25
http://www.councilfordisabledchildren.org.uk/keyworking
Involving young people in the recruitment process
NHS employers have launched a new guide to support employers wishing to involve children, young people and families in recruiting staff. It discusses the benefits, case studies and provides a checklist to help employers identify practical ways to adapt their recruitment processes.
http://preparingforadulthood.org.uk/news/news-2016/involving-young-people-in-the-recruitment-process-new-guidance-launched
Preparing for Adulthood self-evaluation tools
This suite of self-evaluation tools is designed to support professionals from across education, health and social care in both children's and adults' services, to ensure young people and their families are able to prepare effectively for adulthood.
They are not designed to be an exhaustive list but rather a prompt to support local areas to make progress in embedding the PfA elements of the SEND reforms.
These tools are made up of key themes for each audience and consider what should be happening in local areas. Professionals can use the self-evaluation tool to understand what is working well and where things might need to improve.
http://preparingforadulthood.org.uk/what-we-do/pfa-self-evaluation-tool
Young person's guide to personal budgets in England
Together for Short Lives and In Control have launched a young person's guide to Personal Budgets in England. This resource for young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions explains Personal Budgets and uses three case studies to illustrate the different ways they can be managed.
http://www.togetherforshortlives.org.uk/professionals/resources/8719_young_persons_guide_to_personal_budgets_in_england?utm_sou
Youtube clips from Preparing for Adulthood:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho5b4st-k8c
PfA Local Offer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2VgeWTtIbs
Living Live (Planning Live) – in SLD Schools
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Samt4UBqSjM
http://www.youthconnexions-hertfordshire.org/advice-and-support/young-people-with-learning-difficulties-andor-disabilities/supported-internships/
Short breaks and the local offer
Short Breaks and the Local Offer: http://bit.ly/1MhZLp0
Action for Children case study: http://bit.ly/1OoZuXm
CAF case study: http://bit.ly/1OpJ1kb
Kids case study: http://bit.ly/1jfe7Qr
CDC cases Study: http://bit.ly/1LDqmCq
New map of changing places (UK toilets)
http://changingplaces.uktoiletmap,org
Information, Advice and Support Services for Children and Young People
The Information Advice and Support Network have developed a new website to support disabled children and young people and those with SEN to understand their rights in accessing information, advice and support across education, health and social care.
http://cyp.iassnetwork.org.uk/
Get your rights
Get Your Rights is a new interactive website for children and young people that provides information on young people's rights when using the NHS. This website has been co-produced with children and young people.
http://www.getyourrights.org/
Innovative Councils Database
Sutton Council has embedded a council-wide approach to commissioning for outcomes and to measuring social impact. Among other benefits, the changes have allowed Sutton to develop a range of services for children and young people that, despite reduced funding, offer increasingly bespoke services to those most in need. This is just one of the over 800 innovative case studies from councils across the country to be found in the LGA's Innovative Councils database.
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Don Lemon Was Not Having John Kasich's Praise For Donald Trump's Prime-Time Address
"I'm telling you that we are in the middle of a pandemic right now. We're in the middle of a pandemic. And every time this president comes out, he gives inaccurate information."
By Tanya A. Christian	· Updated November 4, 2020
Things got really spicy on Wednesday night's episode of Don Lemon Tonight, following Donald Trump's prime-time address regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus). The CNN host invited former Ohio governor John Kasich on to discuss the remarks made from the Oval Office. When the 2016 presidential hopeful praised Trump for doing a "fine" job, Lemon lost it.
Just hours before, Trump spoke to the nation about a virus that he called a "foreign threat" and imposed a nondescript travel ban on European nations. Though his remarks were intended to clarify the ongoing crisis and efforts made by the federal government to deal with the recently named pandemic, even more questions persisted once the broadcast was over.
Still, when speaking to Lemon, Kasich said, "He did fine," referring to Trump. "What I saw tonight is what I anticipated before he delivered the address." Mr. President, you've got to be serious. You've got to warn the country. We have to move forward. And just stick to the script and read what's on there. And that's exactly what he did."
Though Kasich thought it was "fine," Lemon thought that the administration's inability to effectively communicate what was happening regarding travel, schools or even who would pick up the cost of the testing for this potentially fatal virus made his address both frustrating and irresponsible.
"I just got to say if the President came out to calm people's fears, he didn't do a good job of it, because they've had to come back and clarify it several times," Lemon pointed out. "And this has been going on long enough for them to get it straight. We need straight, accurate information from this president and this administration. And I don't understand why you are tiptoeing around it. He came out. Gave an address that usually—that happens very rarely. And he doesn't get it right?"
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Kasich doubled down on his assessment of the address and said again that it was fine and he believed the commander-in-chief had the right tone because he didn't play around with putting blame on Democrats.
Regardless of what Kasich thought, Don Lemon's position was very clear: Donald Trump, with all of his inability to answer pertinent questions and incompetence during a very serious health crisis, should have simply kept his prime-time address to himself.
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Chicago emcee, Mick Jenkins, drops the latest single from his upcoming album, Wave[s], slated to release in August. Get Up Get Down is one of 9 tracks from the project that follows the critically acclaimed The Water[s] mixtape. The upbeat single, produced by Stephan Ponce & ThemPeople, will have you getting up from your seats to get down until you work up a sweat and need to drink some water. The cubism style cover art is an original by Hayveyah McGowan. Previously released tracks are Ps & Qs, and Alchemy.


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Inscription: 'Liber [regis] Ric[ard]i [secundi] quem fecit fieri motu p[ro]prio anno / regni [sui] Anglie et Franc[ie] quartodecimo'., Libellus geomancie (Book of Astrological Tables)
et alc. /meddelton', late 15th, early 16th century (f. 227).Humphrey Lloyd (b. c. 1527, d. 1568), Welsh antiquary, brother-in-law of John Lumley: inscribed 'Sum Humfredi Lloyde' (f. 4).John Lumley, 1st baron Lumley (b. c. 1533, d. 1609), collector and conspirator:
Detail of miniatures of two figures in two compartments, relating to the accompanying astrological tables., Libellus geomancie (Book of Astrological Tables)
Miniatures of two figures in two compartments, relating to the accompanying astrological tables., Libellus geomancie (Book of Astrological Tables)
Detail of a miniature in four segments: 1. Pierre Bersuire reading; 2. the Death of Hasdrubal; 3. John II enthroned; 4. A battle illustrating the second Punic War, at the beginning of decade 2., Ab urbe condita (Les decades de Titus Livius)
3. John II enthroned; 4. A battle illustrating the second Punic War, at the beginning of decade 2. Contains the 'Ab urbe condita' of Livy, translated by Pierre Bersuire (ca. 1290-1362), as 'Les decades de Titus Livius', for John II,
Text page with a marginal note by Humfrey, duke of Gloucester., De administratione principium (Le livre de l'information des princes)
Text page with a marginal note by Humfrey, duke of Gloucester. Catchwords and bifolium signatures. Numerous pointing hand (maniculae). 1 miniature in colours and gold of a king enthroned in council, with a full border and a foliate initial
Miniature of the Death and Assumption of the Virgin, of the Virgin Mary's entombment and the passing of her soul to Christ, surrounded by a crowd of apostles and angels, and her Assumption to heaven in a mandorla, within a mosaic-like frame., Cutting from an Antiphoner (index antiphoner, antiphonal)
Santa Maria degli Angeli in 1798; his sale 11 May 1838, lot 181; purchased by Lloyd for £4 4s. Reverend John Fuller Russell (b. 1813, d. 1884), ecclesiastical historian: his sale 26 June 1885, lot 124.George Salting (b. 1835, d.
Detail of miniature with a monkey playing a lute., Splendor Solis (an alchemical treatise) (index Splendor of the Sun)
of the Sun) Charles II, king of England (b. 1630, d. 1685): a manuscript answering to 3469 was seen by John Evelyn in the library of Charles II at Whitehall Palace, 2 Sept. 1680, being described by him as follows:
Miniature of a two-headed winged figure holding in his left hand a golden egg and in his right, a circular mirror., Splendor Solis (an alchemical treatise) (index Splendor of the Sun)
Detail of various scenes of daily life pictured in the border, including a man drawing water and a pig being slaughtered., Splendor Solis (an alchemical treatise) (index Splendor of the Sun)
Historiated initial 'C' of the angel symbol of Matthew, extension of acanthus-like foliage and bezants with single hair-line embellishment, at the beginning of a Gospel extract from Matthew 2:1-12., Leaves from a Book of Hours, containing Gospel extracts: John 1:1-14, Matthew 2:1-12, Mark 16:14-120 and Luke 6:36-42
portraits, with acanthus-like foliate extensions and bezants with single hair-line embellishment. Leaves from a Book of Hours, containing Gospel extracts: John 1:1-14, Matthew 2:1-12, Mark 16:14-120 and Luke 6:36-42 The Acciuaiuoli family of Florence: probably their arms with a swan
Historiated initial 'I' of the lion symbol of Mark, extension of acanthus-like foliage and bezants with single hair-line embellishment, at the beginning of a Gospel extract from Mark 16:14-20., Leaves from a Book of Hours, containing Gospel extracts: John 1:1-14, Matthew 2:1-12, Mark 16:14-120 and Luke 6:36-42
Historiated initial 'I' of the angel symbol of Luke, extension of acanthus-like foliage and bezants with single hair-line embellishment, at the beginning of a Gospel extract from Luke 6:36-42., Leaves from a Book of Hours, containing Gospel extracts: John 1:1-14, Matthew 2:1-12, Mark 16:14-120 and Luke 6:36-42
White vine initial 'M'(ecenas) and, in the lower margin, the bookstamps of Pandolfo di Ricasoli and the Convent of the Discalced Carmelites in Florence., Odes (index Carmina)
White vine initial 'M'(ecenas) and, in the lower margin, the bookstamps of Pandolfo di Ricasoli and the Convent of the Discalced Carmelites in Florence. ff. 72-73 are parchment leaves. 2 large initials in gold with white vine decoration in
White vine initials 'N'(ec) and 'O' (Curas) at the beginning of the text., Satires
White vine initials 'N'(ec) and 'O' (Curas) at the beginning of the text. This manuscript was made in Florence c. 1440-c. 1450, according to unpublished notes of A. C. de la Mare at the Bodleian Library, Oxford. 2 white
Miniature of two groups of knights in armour fighting., Ab urbe condita (Les decades de Titus Livius)
of Livy, translated by Pierre Bersuire (ca. 1290-1362), as 'Les decades de Titus Livius', for John II, King of France, c.1354-c. 1356: 'Cy commence le livre que fist Titus Livius des excellens fais des Rommains, lequel contient trois decades, translate
Detail of a miniature of two groups of knights in armour fighting., Ab urbe condita (Les decades de Titus Livius)
condita' of Livy, translated by Pierre Bersuire (ca. 1290-1362), as 'Les decades de Titus Livius', for John II, King of France, c.1354-c. 1356: 'Cy commence le livre que fist Titus Livius des excellens fais des Rommains, lequel contient trois decades,
Historiated initial 'Q' of Peter, with the descender of the letter composed of a foliate extension of acanthus leaves (centre)., Cutting from a Gradual (sanctorale)
Silvestro dei Gherarducci', in ~Dizionario Biografico dei Miniatori Italiani: Secoli IX-XVI~, ed. by Milvia Bollati (Milano: Bonnard, 2004), p. 939.). John Matthew Gutch (b. 1776, d. 1861), journalist and author: his sale, 16 March 1858, lot 1831: purchased by the
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2 large initials in colours, at the beginning of the prologue and Book 1 (ff. 4, 5v). 6 large puzzle initials in red and blue, with red and blue pen-flourishing, at the beginning of Books 2-7 (ff. 42, 72,
"Results" Manuscripts Online (www.manuscriptsonline.org, version 1.0, 22 January 2022), https://www.manuscriptsonline.org/search/results?ft=t&kw=john&sdf=1383&sdt=1406&sr=ci&st=20


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Another blow for savers as M&S Bank cuts its 5% rate – are regular savings still worth it?
Steve Brigden, Senior Money Analyst
Today marks another blow for savers, as M&S Bank becomes the latest firm to slash rates on its market-leading regular savings account from 5% AER to 2.75% AER.
Prior to today, M&S Bank had been the only bank left offering 5% AER on its regular savings account, after sister banks HSBC and First Direct cut their rates from 5% AER to 2.75% AER at the beginning of October.
Now it has followed the pack, and the rate on the M&S Monthly Saver for new accounts has been cut to 2.75%.
To open an M&S Monthly Saver, you must first have switched to its current account using the switch service, and have two active direct debits. You can then deposit between £25 and £250 a month in the regular saver for 12 months. If you don't pay in the max each month, you can pay more in later months.
Once the 12 months is up, the balance and interest is given to you as a lump sum, either back into your M&S current account or easy-access savings account. No withdrawals are allowed before the year is up.
See our Regular Savings and Top Savings Accounts guides for our top picks and full information.
I've already got an M&S Monthly Saver – will I see my rate cut?
No, if you signed up before today then you'll still receive 5% AER until your account matures, as rates are fixed for 12 months from opening.
At the end of the 12-month period, you'll need to check which rates are the most competitive. See our Savings guides for more information.
Despite the cut, regular savings accounts ARE still worth it.
If you currently have a regular saver, especially if it's one of the ones that still pay you 5% until the end of the fixed 12-month period (so HSBC, First Direct and M&S customers who already have a 5% account), then they offer rates far higher than any other type of savings accounts, though you're obviously still restricted to saving up to £250/month (£300/mth for First Direct).
If you're looking to save from your income each month then, even after the rate cuts, the regular saver will always win, provided its rate is higher than easy-access rates at the time, which is true right now.
Alternatively, if you save into a regular saver by moving money from other savings accounts with lower interest rates – a technique often called 'dripfeeding' – it's still worth getting a regular saver, provided it pays more than 2.25% (based on moving £250/mth). See our top pick regular savings accounts for the current best buys.
Overall, the regular saver is still worth a look for almost everyone, though it's not as clear cut as it once was. See our Is this the end of the regular saver? blog for more information.
Virgin launches digital current account – but is it any good?
The provider has launched its first digital bank account, featuring a slick new app, linked easy-access savings account and branch service
The Conservatives win the election – but what could it mean for your wallet?
The Conservative Party has won a majority in the House of Commons following yesterday's general election
London passengers overpay £184m for pricey travelcards – here's how to avoid paying extra
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Singapore-based halal tourism agency Crescentrating has released its 2014 Ranking of Halal Friendly Holiday Destinations on 60 global destinations. The Muslim travel market segment was estimated to be worth $140 billion in 2013, representing almost 13 per cent of global travel expenditures. An increasing number of destinations are now keen on tapping into this segment and adapting their services to take into account the unique faith-based needs of Muslim travelers.
Malaysia continues to hold on to its top position as the most halal friendly holiday destination, followed by United Arab Emirates and Turkey in the OIC destinations. Indonesia has moved up to 4th position as the country has launched number of initiatives in the past 12 months to focus on this segment. Singapore leads the list in non-OIC category for the second year.
Japan has made the most improvement among the 60 destinations tracked. Japan released a travel guide for Muslim travelers last year. Recently some of the airports in Japan have also taken steps to improve their services by offering Halal food and prayer rooms.
Italy, Belgium, Ireland and Mexico were the bottom four non-OIC countries in the rankings, as they had "not really focused" on the possibilities of the Muslim market. Among OIC destinations, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Nigeria ranked at the bottom.


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Charlotte, NC – In one of the least union friendly states in the country, union activists are trying to break down stereotypes and let the people attending the Democratic National Convention know that union members can be warm and fuzzy too. North Carolina union members gathered outside of the convention hall yesterday and organized a "hug-a-thug" event, giving those who dare the ability to hug a union member.
In Charlotte, North Carolina, the union members were offering the public free hugs accompanied by a thank you card for stopping by and showing support. The event was part of the official convention kickoff and featured such southern staple foods as sweet tea, pulled pork, and fried pickles.
The North Carolina AFL-CIO, which ran the booth, said that in light of Republican attacks which portray union members as being "thugs," they were trying to show people they had a light fun and overall normal side too.
North Carolina is an odd place for the heavily pro-union Democratic Party to host their convention. The State is one of the least union friendly and has some of the harshest "right to work" legislation in the country. Right to work laws prohibits unions from forcing people to join or pay dues. North Carolina is one of the least unionized in the country.
Unions retaliated against the Democrats by not supporting the convention in the same way they did in 2008.
Do you support the decision by the Democratic National Convention to ignore their base of Union support and host their convention in North Carolina?


Yep, I went back to the place where I found the Civil War Spur a couple weeks ago. My first target was a mid-tone and I almost didn't dig it. I dug down about 4 inches, and found a green piece of brass, or so I thought. My first thoughts were that this was part of a rifle. I almost threw it off into the woods, instead I put it in my pocket and went on.
I decided to get a drink and pulled that brass circular object out of my pocket and spilled some water on it and rubbed the inside with my finger. That's when I saw it 14K stamped inside. "No flippin wayyyyyy!" It sure didn't LOOK gold, but it's stamped!
I believe this ring to be very old considering the relics I am finding there from the 1860s civil war spur and the 1892 thimble.
It just goes to show that you never know what the next target will be.
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if its a good strong repeatable signal i always dig ! and i never throw any thing away ,just ask my wife! lol !


Of course, Desirée isn't the first to offer that piece of wisdom.
A few weeks before Desirée was in Dallas, I was fortunate to be in New Orleans for two reasons: a weekend of workshops with John Friend, founder of Anusara yoga, and to spend time photographing in parts of the city that most tourists never see. It was Halloween weekend. It was also six years and two months after the perfect storm of Hurricane Katrina, the failure of the city's canal system, and the neglect of the Federal Emergency Management System devastated the city.
delight. But get off the beaten path, into the areas hardest hit by Katrina and its aftermath, and it's a far different story. Much of historic Gentilly, gracious Lakeview, diverse Bywater and the fabled Lower Ninth Ward are pockmarked with desolation … six years later.
The good news — the inspiration and the blessing — is that these areas are in fact pockmarked with desolation. By definition, that means these communities are witnessing renewal and regeneration. It's step by step. It's literally lot by lot.
In some cases, yes, it's block by block, such as in St. Bernard. There, a totally new neighborhood of stereotypical, urban-infill townhomes has replaced the former dark, dangerous, dirty and suffocating St. Bernard housing project near Bayou St. John. In one way, it's becoming the new New Orleans. In another — still not seeming to fit in with the Crescent City the tourists see — it's still the old New Orleans.
eco-conscious and energy efficient. These are the homes built through the support of Make It Right, a nonprofit organization committed to building sustainable and affordable homes for working families in New Orleans and elsewhere. Yes, it's the organization founded and actively supported by Brad Pitt.
The Lower Ninth Ward will be facing its most difficult challenge for years. Which means it will also be receiving its greatest opportunity for transformation and expansion. It must. Not only because that's the way things work but because it's part of New Orleans.
And New Orleans is the Floyd Patterson of American cities.
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Memphis-based AgLaunch and the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center (KEC) are again joining forces to host a week-long program for agri-tech start-ups this summer.
Dubbed the "AgLaunch Bootcamp," the event will be held July 8-12 at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. Organizers are now accepting applications – here's a link, and the deadline is 5 p.m. EDT May 15.
Eligibility criteria include being a Tennessee-based company that is focused on addressing real problems in agriculture within the crop and livestock sectors and along the food value chain. Participants can be start-ups, existing companies creating new innovations or product lines, or student or faculty teams developing new innovations in agriculture.
The programming includes both tours of farms as well as sessions focused on marketing, venture capital, field design and research, and working with land-grant universities.
"The support, resources, and access to professional mentors helped us to think strategically as we constructed a solid foundation for our company's future growth and success," said Mark Johnson, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Newton RFID and a participant in last year's bootcamp.


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Heavy raining and floods sweeping across much of Iranian provinces during Nowruz holidays are estimated to have caused about $470 million to the country's agriculture and roads infrastructures ($350 million and around $120 million respectively).
Farms and agricultural products in 16 provinces incurred heavy damages, according to the director general of the Ministry of Agriculture's Crisis Management and Hazard Reduction Department.
The northern Golestan Province incurred 34% of the $350 million damage while Khuzestan, Mazandaran, Lorestan and Fars accounted for 13%, 12%, 11% and 6% of the loss. Kermanshah, Kohgilouyeh-Boyerahmar, Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari, Isfahan, Hamedan, North Khorasan Semnan, Sistan-Baluchestan, Ilam, Kurdestan and Tehran accounted for the remaining 24%, Mohammad Mousavi was quoted by IRNA as saying.
About 49% of the overall damage to the agriculture sector was inflicted to the farming sector, 22% to water and soil resources as well as agro infrastructure, 16% to horticulture and 13% to livestock, poultry and fisheries sectors, the official added.
Head of the Iranian Nomadic Affairs Organization Karamali Qandali says nomads have lost close to 15,000 head of livestock during the recent floods.
"Nomads in Golestan Province incurred the biggest loss in this respect," he said.
Mohammad Eslami, Minister of Roads and Urban Development says close to 12,000 kilometers of roads in the vicinity of rivers or water bodies have been damaged by submersion or soil and rock slides.
Shaban-Ali Khavari, an official with Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran says it is estimated that damages to road infrastructure will exceed $150 million.
"Over 400 bridges have been totally destroyed and around 5,000 have incurred partial damage. Road infrastructures in Lorestan, Golestan, Mazandaran, Khuzestan and North Khorasan provinces were damaged more than in other provinces," he was quoted as saying.
The head of the Iranian Legal Medicine Organization told Fars News Agency on Friday that the disaster has left 67 people dead across the country.
"We lost 21 people in Fars, 15 in Lorestan, 8 in Golestan, 6 in Mazandaran, 5 in Hamedan, 3 in North Khorasan and 2 in Kohgilouyeh-Boyerahmad, and one in Khuzestan, Kermanshah, Semnan, Khorasan Razavi and Qom each. Also, 2 people died in Rasht-Qazvin road due to landslide," Ahmad Shojaei said.
On the plus side, Reza Ardakaniyan Minister of Energy said on Tuesday that the recent rainfalls have added 5 billion cubic meters of sweet water to the country's storage dam reserves.
"If we were to derive this water by sweetening sea water it would have cost us around $2.5 billion. We have 172 large dams, which are up to 75% full at the moment," the news portal of the Energy Ministry reported.
The minister added that the precipitations and flood water have replenished 40 of the country's main wetlands.
The European Commission announced on Thursday that it will dedicate an initial amount of €1.2 million in response to the devastating floods that have recently affected northern and south-western parts of Iran. The emergency funding will assist the most vulnerable communities.
Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides said: "We stand in full solidarity with the Iranian people at this difficult time. Our thoughts are with the thousands of families affected by the deadly floods as well as with the brave responders on the ground. The EU will help deliver essential support in the impacted areas," the European Commission reported on its website.
The new funding will support humanitarian partners, including the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in delivering relief assistance, which will allow the most-affected to cover their urgent needs.
The Iranian government has also pledged to assist the victims' families by paying compensations.


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Mark Rich - published June 2003
No.5in the Small Beer Press chapbook series is Foreigners, and Other Familiar Faces — written and illustrated by Wisconsin writer Mark Rich. Each of the nine stories (three of which are published here for the first time) is illustrated by Mark.
"This chapbook of nine stories by Mark Rich offers a fine selection of some truly imaginative fiction. The stories fall open without warning, speaking their own languages with unfamiliar cadence, insisting that you give them your full attention if you plan to attend to them at all. Mark Rich has a little bit of Richard Brautigan in him, something magical in his sentences that charms, even when you don't understand where they are taking you. My love affair with fiction has become complicated since I finished grad school, and I am heartened when I discover stories that remind me of the inherent beauty of language, and the way it can sparkle when used in the right hands (his are the right hands)."
— Xerography Debt, no.12
"There is some interesting stuff here. He seems to do best with stories that involve gardening." — A Reader's Guide to the Underground Press, no.20
"Rich's confident and compact prose is spiked with sci-fi quirks that veer in unexpected but ever-rewarding directions."
— Broken Pencil no.23
Wrong Door
Mrs. Hewitt's Tulips
Ashes of Penis Thrown to Sea
Kiss of The Wood Woman
Idiosynchronicity
On the Collection of Humans
"Speculative fiction as it should be, without fear of boundaries or consideration of catagories. Each story is absolutely true to itself and utterly unique."
— Richard Bowes
"Mark Rich is the only writer in existence who can make my mouth fall open."
— Michael Kandel
"Humor, surrealism, a unique world view — Mark Rich's short fiction is refreshing, original, and wonderfully written. Any new Mark Rich collection is highly recommended."
— Jeff VanderMeer
Who is Mark Rich?
Is he A) The jaunty, offbeat stories of Mark Rich have appeared since the 1980s in venues ranging from small humor and literary zines to the slick pages of science fiction monthlies. Since the appearance of his first collection of stores, Lifting (Wordcraft of Oregon, 1991), he has published three books about toys, including the dictionary-style compendium Toys A to Z (Krause Publications, 2001). He writes a multitude of columns about toy history for collecting magazines, pens the occasional drawing, such as the ones found in this chapbook, and leads the rock band Mad Melancholy Monkey Mind, which performs in the central Wisconsin area where he makes his home with partner and fellow musician Martha Borchardt. They have no pets.
Is he B) Mark Rich first wrote stories as a child in Colorado in the 1960s. He began publishing occasional poems and reviews in newspapers and zines in his teens, and started two speculative poetry zines before entering college. In some ways, entering college meant the end to his early writing efforts, although he did win a poetry prize and edited the campus newspaper during this time. He earned a degree in music from Beloit College in 1980. In the early 1980s he made his income from a combination of music, artwork, and writing, more the first two than the last; and as a secretary and occasional house painter and cleaning person. His income never rose above the poverty level for fifteen years. In the '80s he co-founded The Magazine of Speculative Poetry, with Roger Dutcher; managed the Turtle Creek Food Co-op in Beloit, Wis.; worked parttime as editorial assistant and arts reviewer for the Beloit Daily News; participated in local art exhibits, with awards including a Juror's Award in a regional show; and formed the short-lived bands Auto Da Fe and the Glass Doves. His first collection of short stories, Lifting,appeared in 1991 from David Memmott's press, Wordcraft of Oregon. Though a small book, it won the Leslie Cross award from the Council of Wisconsin Writers. Afterwards his fiction began appearing in the professional press, beginning with Amazing Stories and Bantam anthology Full Spectrum 4. In the mid-1990s he became a regular contributor to Analog; and he published the letters-oriented zine Kornblume: Kornbluthiana, focusing on the life and works of Cyril Kornbluth. In the late 1990s, he began contributing columns about toy collecting and toy history to collecting magazines, and since then has published three books on toy history. In 2001 he established the band Mad Melancholy Monkey Mind with his partner in life and music, Martha Borchardt. The band's first CD, Drive, appeared in 2002. Now a five-piece ensemble, the band performs in the central Wisconsin area.
Or C) Mark Rich's life has been largely unsatisfactory, from the point of view of those who measure accomplishment by the bottom results of a balance sheet. He has, however, provided some help to a few prairie plants and miscellaneous amphibians; has published a few verses; has published a few drawings; has bought people a few beers; has put together and taken apart a few bands; has published a great number of photographs, mostly of toys; has published hundreds of thousands of words about toys; has helped out a few souls in meager literary ways; has published a few stories; has published a few books; has published a little literary criticism; has rescued a few earthworms; has cooked some good meals; has mixed some fine classic martinis; has drunk some excellent beers; has gone on some excellent walks; has provided a source of worry to his family; has read some good books; has grown a few longs hairs; and has grown a few gray hairs. This is his second collection of short stories.
Or some combination. Or all three. Or something else entirely??
Here's his website, where you can find out more about the man, the music, the toys, oh yes, the toys.
Mark's art was featured in LCRW 11 and on the cover of LCRW 5. His short story, "Delivery", appeared in LCRW 9.
Mark's been writing for years, and has been published in Tales of the Unanticipated, Analog, Amazing Stories, Science Fiction Age, The Silver Web, Keen Science Fiction, Plot, Palace Corbie, Nova 5, and the anthologies The Year's Best Science Fiction: Eleventh Annual Collection, Universe 3, Full Spectrum 4… etc., etc.
Some of the stories in Foreigners, and Other Familiar Faces were previously published in the following places:
Ashes of Penis Thrown to Sea, Stygian Articles (No. 11, October 1997)
Exfoliation, Talebones (No. 1, Winter 1996)
Foreigners, Full Spectrum 4 (Bantam Doubleday Dell: 1993).
Idiosynchronicity (as Idiosynchrasies), SF Age (3:3, March 1995)
Mrs. Hewitt's Tulips, in Tales of the Unanticipated (No. 20, August 1999)
On the Collection of Humans, appeared originally in Nova (U.K; 1993) and Year's Best Science Fiction 11 (St. Martin's: 1994)
Take Me, Wrong Door, and Kiss of the Wood Woman appear here for the first time.
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