A big-hearted Williams one-act about love and heroism, staged with West African flair in a performance full of vibrant song and dance, perfectly suited to the outdoor marketplace.
This one-act play from 1947, which eventually became Williams' full-length drama Camino Real in 1953, still stands as a thrilling phantasmagoria about a big-hearted hero lost in a ruthless world. It's the story of Kilroy, a boxer with a "heart as big as the head of a baby," who falls in love with a Gypsy's daughter – and remains faithful even after death.
Director David Kaplan created this production with Abibigromma, the national drama company of Ghana. The show has played outdoors in Ghanaian marketplaces, and arrives as part of a multi-city tour in summer 2017 to communities throughout the United States.
In Provincetown, the show performs at the "bas relief," the green park behind Town Hall at the foot of Pilgrim Monument.
Ten Blocks on the Camino Real is thematically paired with DieCast's production of Pericles.
Ten Blocks on the Camino Real was written by Tennessee Williams in 1947 as a one-act play that relates in song, dialogue, and dance how the American hero Kilroy maintains his open heart in a grasping world, even after death.
This production played outdoors at marketplaces in Accra, Ghana in April 2016, and continues to tour throughout Ghana. Performed in English, this 75-minute production retains the words of Williams' text, yet it specific to Ghanaian culture. For example, the "player of the blue guitar Williams describes is now a traditional Ghanaian drummer. And in the last scene, Don Quixote and Sancho are identified instead as Okomfo Okokye and Osei-tutu, the founders of the line of Ashanti kings in Ghana. In becoming Sancho, Kilroy accepts the golden stool that denotes kingship and puts on African robes.
This September, Ten Blocks on the Camino Real comes to Provincetown as part of a multi-city U.S. tour, hosted by the Festival in partnership with the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, the University of Michigan in Detroit and Ann Arbor, the Georgetown University Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics in Washington, D.C., and Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Sept 25 – 27 Georgetown Univ. Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics, Washington D.C.
Since 1993, festival Curator David Kaplan has staged plays by Williams in Russia, Hong Kong, Uruguay, and throughout America, most recently the 2016 Rooming House Plays in St. Louis. He is the author of two sets of textbooks for theater students in college as well as the books Tennessee Williams in Provincetown and Tenn Years: Tennessee Williams on Stage.
Abibigromma was established in 1983 at the University of Ghana at Legon and became the resident troupe of the National Theatre of Ghana in 1991. The focus of Abibigromma is to develop a rich blend of music, dance, mime, movement, and dialogue with a strong social, spiritual, and folkloric base.
"Development is usually defined as both a process and a goal of bringing about a social change in order to improve the living standards of a people. It aims at a planned change by transfer of knowledge and skills through non-formal education. Since development as a process aims at bringing improvement not only in the physical and social conditions of the people, but also durable gains in the people's ability to control and sustain the improved conditions, theatre by its nature is a powerful, natural partner, an absolute essential in pushing developmental issues through. This is our Company's interest in the form."


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Ramesh Nair of Moynat on launching Bad Dreams; reporting to Bernard Arnault and customizing scooter cases for Jaguar
Ramesh Nair suffers from a beautiful craze, ideal for a designer; product mania. Almost single-handedly, and rather under the radar, this single-minded Indian has built Moynat into potent symbol of luxury elegance, savoir-faire and tangible humor. Just like his latest project: Bad Dreams.
Ramesh Nair inside his personally assembled archive of Moyant in Paris
A link-up with Franco-Japanese artist Tiffany Bouelle; a capsule selection of bags featuring her naïve yet nasty illustrations picked out in bronze and metallic pigments, done on pouches and totes with no visible seam, a classic style statement by Nair for Moynat.
Available already for Christmas, Bad Dreams is a rare link-up for Nair, who confesses: "I'm very anti-bling. I hate collaborations, but I met up with Tiffany in a gallery and loved her work; and asked her to paint my bags. It is more about an artist who came to paint our canvas," stresses Nair.
One senses he is more excited about working with Jaguar on the new F-type, customizing cases for Europe's latest transport mania – micro scooters.
"I shouldn't really be showing you this, but I love it," beamed Nair, revealing a precision sculpted leather container for the scooter.
It's all part of his plan for Moynat, which began life in 1849 making trunks for luxurious carriages. A remarkable French marque that literally fell asleep, and stopped trading in the late '70s, before being brought back to life in 2010, after being acquired by luxury giant LVMH.
A key first step – hiring Nair, who joined from Hermès where he spent over a dozen years as assistant designer first to Martin Margiela and then Jean-Paul Gaultier. He racked up a remarkable record at Hermès creating such hits as the instantly recognizable Médor clutch; the tote-like So Kelly; the Birkin Shadow with its tell-tale sealed straps; and the Kelly Flat, easy to carry entirely collapsible. All the way to a tubular Hermès Paris Bombay in 2006, recalling Nair's youth in India.
"I oversaw the offshoots of quite a few bags and created a few originals at Hermès with (then-CEO) Jean-Louis Dumas, who gave me a free hand. Basically most of the bags in runway shows. Though one should understand that at big houses like Hermès or Vuitton, you are surrounded by gifted artisans who just take you along and all you need is to have good strong ideas. Whereas here, I have to get on the shop floor and really create!" laughs Nair, who had Moynat create an active atelier nearby on Rue de la Sourdière. Where they create prototypes and even produce exotic pieces.
Yet, there is little of the artiness and eccentricity of either Margiela or Gaultier in his work at Moynat. Instead he has developed the uber clean lines of the Réjane, a Belle Epoque influenced bag named after actress Gabrielle Réjane, with a jewel-like lock; or the stately Gabrielle bag with its distinctive flat 'M' clasp. Or for gents, the rather marvellous Top Brass, a Limousine suitcase with one curved side recalling Moynat's long association as a maker of trunks moulded to classic car marques like Bugatti.
A key Moynat signifier is the curve. It's part of what Nair calls "Eye-denification." Like sister LVMH brands Fendi and Louis Vuitton, Moynat provides over-painted stripes; a habit first invented for owners to find their trunks more easily from all the mass on a dockside.
A pouch from the Bad Dreams capsule - Photo: Moynat
Next year, he is planning more emphasis on men's ideas. Backpacks for day; watch accessories, but not satchels. "Nobody buys satchels anymore!"
It's widely known that Moynat is a darling of Bernard Arnault, the chairman of patron of luxury group LVMH. Notorious for keeping polite but firm pressure on both his executives and designers; and showering few of them with compliments.
Not that this phases Nair.
"Monsieur Arnault is someone who is extremely difficult, extremely difficult, to please. He keeps it under wraps. He is very involved. You show the most amazing bags and he asks for something exactly the opposite. It's a classic challenge. Normally in our business one gets used to people telling you how amazing you are. How beautiful things look, and I get that from journalists too, so when we are hit with criticism it makes you grow stronger and more able to explain ourselves better. We need criticism," shrugs Nair, who meets Arnault biweekly and has done for the past eight years.
"Designers need a reality check. Before we had the terms BC and AD; now there is BI, meaning Before Internet. A generation who don't understand that the world existed before the web! Who think that if it is not on Google something never happened," snorts 53-year-old Nair, who with his left hand has built up a significant archive of Moynat suitcases and luggage, which he keeps upstairs from the house's key flagship on rue St Honoré, a clean spare space designed by architect Gwenaël Nicolas.
He's like a school kid pointing out the rarities he found in Paris street markets; London auctions; vintage stores and Internet dealers. From streamlined but battered elongated cases for car roofs; to tiny medicinal cases for savvy gentlemanly explorers on safari.
"Initially I could find things for tens of pounds. Now you can add two noughts to that, which means I must be doing something right," he chortles.
Today, Moynat boasts over a score of "decently located" stores, with flagships in London on Mount Street and New York on Madison Avenue.
Nair was born in Kerala, south India, though travelled all over the sub-continent. His father was an army officer, and the family never stayed anywhere more than three years. Eventually, he ended up in fashion school in Delhi in 1987; took a leap of faith and came to Paris, where he snagged jobs at greats like Yohji Yamamoto and Christian Lacroix. Eight years ago he got a call from LVMH.
"It was very organic, when I think back. It was strange, like a Cohen Brothers movie. I was on my bicycle crossing bois de Vincennes, when I got the call," recalls Nair, whose definition of Moynat is simple.
"It's about real, real, real workmanship, jusqu'au bout, until the very end, as the French say. Respect for what we do, traditions and craft and somewhere I tie it all back to real luxury. I see so many brands just walking the streets of Paris. But, in fact, clothing brands are all about accessories today. They don't sell clothes. A standalone bag brand is very rare; most brands now use clothes to accessorize the bags, and I find that completely bizarre and absurd."
He seems less than obsessed with the concept of travel.
"Moynat was not a big traveller brand; more a voyage in your head. Travel is a big fantasy, while the
concept of baggage we need to review. I could work on Rimowa but to do a trunk now thinking that someone could carry it to the back of the car is a little unlikely," concludes Nair, who cycles to work from his home near Parc Monceau.
And he confesses his own luggage is Globetrotter, the vulcanized canvas British suitcase brand used on the first ascent of Everest.
"People don't buy luggage every day; maybe every couple of years. Though as a boy we moved from place to place with big aluminium trunks. Being a rolling stone means you gather no moss and you can easily fit into different environments without a problem. You adapt yourself and that's an important part of being a designer," insists Nair, whose education, like so many upper middle-class Indians, was entrusted to Irish priests, in colleges with names like St Joseph's and Mount Carmel.
"Irish priests who would beat the daylights out of me. Good teachers, like Father Patrick. I used to confess in confessions to copying from my neighbour; and then he used to spot me in the exams and thrash me. It took me a couple of months to realize it was the same priest," he cackles.
"Their canes had a rope twists around them. We'd wear shorts and I'd call home with welts. We were forced to kneel in 45-degree temperatures outside in 99 percent humidity. So, after all that Bernard Arnault seems very gentle!" he hoots.
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IVECO introduced the New Daily Euro 6 in its van and chassis cab versions to the South Korean market today. This product family was first launched in Europe in 2016, where it has taken the markets by storm and collected numerous awards, including the prestigious "International Van of the Year" title.
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The official launch of the New Daily Euro 6 was held at the Nest Hotel, near the Seoul-Incheon Airport, and was attended by the Korean national press, key customers, dealers and representatives of local authorities. Speaking at the event, Koray K. Kursunoglu, Business Director for IVECO South East Asia, and Jeongsik Choi, Head of IVECO Korea, highlighted IVECO's commitment to sustainable transport.
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The launch of the New Daily Euro 6 in South Korea coincides with an important milestone for the Daily family, which this year celebrates 40 years of success recognised by millions of customers around the world and prestigious international awards.
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What New Slipknot Single 'The Dying Song (Time to Sing)' Means to Corey Taylor
Lauryn Schaffner Published: July 20, 2022
Photo by Anthony Scanga
Thanks to Kerrang!, we have a new installment of the "What Corey Taylor Thinks" series. Today, it's all about Slipknot's brand new single "The Dying Song (Time to Sing)," which they dropped yesterday (July 19) along with the announcement of their seventh studio album The End, So Far.
During the interview, Taylor discussed what "The Dying Song (Time to Sing)" means to him, which has a lot to do with his perspective of our society. For more context, you can check out the lyrics to the song here.
"To me, it just seems like it's all the outrage and none of the punishment," he began. "For the last few years it's been very trendy to be offended and outraged by everything, and yet nothing happens – especially in my country, which is just fucking ridiculous. It's almost like the tables have turned, and the more angry people get, the more the people who they're mad at just double-down on the shit."
"Instead of there being cause and effect, or crime and punishment, now it's just like, 'Fuck you, we don't care,'" he continued. "And it's almost like people are ringing the doomsday bell. You're sitting there going, 'Well, it's been fun! Everybody, pick up your trash when you're leaving, and I'll see you in Hell!' That's kind of what that song is. It's just like, 'If we don't figure it out, I'll see you when the meteor hits, basically.'"
The frontman admitted that he's essentially lost all hope for humanity as a result of witnessing societal turmoil throughout his entire life, and he thinks it takes really catastrophic events for change to even remotely begin to take place.
"It's like, 'If you motherfuckers want to kill each other, go ahead. I'm just gonna stand back and will not be in the line of fire,' because I'm tired of the idiocy. I can only watch stupid shit for fucking so long. So yeah, it's me basically going, 'Go ahead, just fucking beat the living shit out of each other and see what happens,'" he concluded.
The End, So Far will be out Sept. 30 on Roadrunner Records — pre-order/save it here now. Slipknot will also head out on tour with Ice Nine Kills and Crown the Empire for their Knotfest Roadshow a few days prior to its release. See the dates and get tickets here.
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An eroded moraine juts above the landscape in the Rhone Valley, Switzerland. Giant boulders stud some of the pinnacles, left behind by a retreating glacier. A small tunnel has been cut through the moraine, seen on the left side of the photograph. —Credit: Photograph by Harry Fielding Reid. 1902. From the Glacier Photograph Collection. Boulder, Colorado USA: National Snow and Ice Data Center. Digital media.


UFC Octagon Girl Brittney Palmer is about to K.O. the art world and make a boatload of cash while doing it.
Palmer, best known for being one of UFC's ring girls, is set to rake in a small fortune when she opens her first ever solo art show at Miami's Art Basel next month.
Although it'll be her first time breaking from a gallery setting and going at it alone, Palmer's not pricing her paintings like some amateur. We're told she will be selling roughly $100,000 worth of paintings all priced between $6,000 – $20,000 each. She'll also be hawking some signature apparel.
No Agency opens December 7th and will also feature work from four other artists.


I am happy to announce that I will be presenting at the Out of New York Conference on October 14-15. Organized by the awesome Chris Smith, founder of Out of Chicago, this will be the first time the conference happens in New York, and it's going to be awesome.
If you register before April 30, you can get $100 off the $349 price with the discount code MURAZ100!
There is an incredible lineup of presenters (see below) and you will be shooting in one of the best places in the world for architecture and street photography.
I will be presenting about Cityscapes: the Creative Process. You'll learn about my process, from preparing a trip to the final touches in post-processing.
I will also be leading a workshop with Angie McMonigal, about Architecture Photography: Capturing The City From Every Angle. We will explore Lower Manhattan and shoot at great locations such as the Brooklyn Bridge, New York by Gehry, Fulton Center, 1 World Trade Center, 9/11 memorial and J. Owen Grundy Park.
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Hailing from both sides of the country, Lord Bisque has formed a unique sound of his own , along with his Record Label, "Woodfire Records" spouting confident lines about himself, women and taking control of each situation .
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This album is perfect for parties, strip clubs, and anyone looking to discover new talent ATL has to offer! You will be seeing a lot more Lord Bisque material over the next few weeks!


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Video to improve breast cancer awareness in women of Timor-Leste
A new video launched today aims to improve breast cancer awareness and early detection in Timor Leste where the vast majority of women usually present with very advanced, late-stage breast cancer which is beyond treatment.
The video is a culmination of the passion, dedication and hard work of many breast cancer specialists and health professionals, including The University of Western Australia's Professor Christobel Saunders.
Produced on behalf of Timor-Leste's National Breast Cancer Committee, 'We Need to Talk About Breasts' is Timor-Leste's first-ever, public educational video on breast cancer.
It provides important information on how to detect the key early signs of breast cancer and how women can conduct breast self-examination. It also tells the real-life story of 'Maria', a breast cancer survivor and her treatment journey.
The video includes an introduction to the dedicated team of specialist breast cancer medical and nursing staff at the national hospital in Dili and advises women about available breast cancer medical and support services.
Professor Saunders, from UWA's Medical School, not only has a strong interest in health policy within Western Australia and at a national level, she is passionate about improving health policy in developing countries.
She has taken an active interest in promoting better global health outcomes as Medical Advisor to the Central American Health Institute (ICAS), and in advising the Ministry of Health of the Kingdom of Bhutan on cancer policy and services, and recently the government of Timor Leste on breast cancer care.
"We forget how are exceedingly lucky we are in Australia, and even more so in WA, with all the screening, diagnostic, treatment, survivorship services and medical care women have access to and receive for breast cancer," Professor Saunders said.
"This video is so important for the women of Timor Leste and is a reminder of how passionate practitioners and academics with strong community interests, can help improve health policy in developing nations."
While breast cancer diagnostic services, treatment and palliative care programs remain significantly limited or absent in Timor-Leste, breast cancer education and support services have improved in recent years.
These services have been particularly enhanced by the 'Haliku' program – a small, volunteer-based program, established by the Alola Foundation and Kirsty Sword-Gusmao in 2014, which has been delivering vital breast education and health programs and cancer support for women. The video was produced by local filmmaker Tom Hill, with the funding support of Perth-based, Annie Millicent ChildCare Foundation, under the 'Improving Breast Cancer Outcomes in Timor-Leste' project.
The project brings together the Ministry of Health's key health partners, including the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) , Cuban Medical Brigade and the Alola Foundation, to improve breast cancer awareness and control in Timor-Leste.
Media references
Professor Christobel Saunders (UWA Medical School) 0438 943 358
Simone Hewett (UWA Media & PR Adviser) 08 6488 7975
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The world's tallest building has been lit up (photo above) with a giant image to honor New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for her leadership following the massacre.
The 829-metre-tall Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, beamed out a photo of Ardern embracing a woman at the Kilbirnie mosque in Wellington.
Two glowing editorials by The New York Times were headlined "America deserves a leader as good as Jacinda Ardern", and "Jacinda Ardern leads by following no-one".
British Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn called the attack on the New Zealand mosques "terrorism" (which of course it is).
But when it comes to terror attacks on British people, either by the IRA in the past, or the Islamist shrapnel-laden suicide bomb attack on high school girls attending an Ariana Grande in the British city of Manchester on May 22, 2017, Corbyn tried to avoid calling these attacks terrorism.
Twenty-three people were murdered in the Manchester terror attack, and 139 were wounded, more than half of them children.
And when it comes to terrorist attacks on Israeli Jews, Corbyn doesn't only avoid using the word terrorism, he appeared to welcome the murder of Israelis, as witnessed, for example, by his wreath-laying at the graves of the terrorist who helped perpetrate the Munich Olympic massacre of Israeli athletes.
Corbyn could soon become British prime minister if early elections are called in the UK as a result of the Brexit stalemate.
Women's March National Co-Chair Bob Bland has finally apologized after she was condemned a week ago for sharing a post suggesting the "American Jewish Establishment" had some connection to the New Zealand mosque attacks.
The Women's March leaders, particularly Sarsour, have stirred controversy over the last two years for repeatedly insulting Jews in many posts and speeches deemed anti-Semitic. Many liberal Jews said they couldn't stomach its anti-Semitism any longer and boycotted this year's march.
Bob Bland has been a hero to many in the leftist media, being feted, for example, at a Vanity Fair magazine event in 2017.
(For those who haven't seen it:) Amazingly, and appallingly, NYU students confronted a pregnant Chelsea Clinton, and said that because Chelsea had condemned anti-Semitism on the left of America's Democratic Party a month earlier, she had "stoked" the hatred behind the New Zealand shootings.
"After all that you have done, all the Islamophobia that you have stoked," senior Leen Dweik angrily tells Clinton, "this right here is the result of a massacre stoked by people like you and the words you have put out in the world.
"The 49 people died because of the rhetoric you put out there," said Dweik, while wearing a "Bernie Sanders 2020 T-shirt".
New Zealand's Jewish community has expressed dismay after a prominent mosque leader blamed Mossad for being behind the Christchurch terror attack.
When asked by New Zealand media to explain himself on Monday, Bhamji defended his speech, saying a commission of inquiry needs to be set up by the New Zealand government to find out if Israel was behind the attack.
More here from the New Zealand news site Newshub.
Tom Gross adds: As readers know, conspiracy theories about Jews and Israel – whether being behind the 9/11 attacks or pretty much anything else wrong in the world – are staple bedrocks of anti-Semitism, prevalent on both the far right and far left, and a key component in speeches by Hitler in his rise to power.
For the record, the Christchurch murderer didn't mention Jews or Israel at all in his "manifesto" and indeed the country he said he admired most was China, as well as citing ultra nationalist groups in Ukraine and Serbia whom he praised.
And as was reported by New Zealand's media on the day of the shootings, Christchurch's tiny Jewish community were among the first to rush to the scene and to local hospitals to offer assistance, including food and shelter, to the injured Muslims and the families of victims.
Here is a graphic reminder of the country that the Australian terrorist who murdered Muslims in New Zealand, thought was the best.
Istanbul (AFP) - For Muslims in China's re-education camps, indoctrination starts with early morning patriotic songs and sessions of self-criticism, and often ends with a meal of only pork, according to one exiled former detainee.
UN experts say China holds one million Muslims in camps in the heavily policed Xinjiang region where most of the country's ethnic Uyghur, the largest Muslim minority, live.
The sites are a kind of "campus", according to China's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Yucheng speaking last week.
"Every morning, at 0700 to 0730, we had to sing the Chinese national anthem. We sang together, 40 or 50 people, facing the wall," Belaki told AFP, recalling the scene in his modest Istanbul apartment.
"I never really wanted to sing, but because of the daily repetition, it sinks in. Even a year later, the music is still resonating in my head," he said, adjusting the traditional patterned cap worn by Kazakh men.
After spending seven months in prison on charges of aiding "terrorism", he was sent to a re-education camp.
Among the obligations for detainees of all ages he says was to eat pork on Fridays, which is a holy day for Muslims. Consumption of pork is prohibited by Islam's religious restrictions.
He said the "students" -- as officials called them -- were also forbidden to speak a language other than Chinese and to pray or grow a beard, which authorities interpreted as a sign of religious radicalisation.
Bekali has no news of his parents and his three brothers and sister, who remain in China. After being released, he left Kazakhstan to settle in Turkey with his wife and children. He said he wanted to "put more distance" between himself and China.
This horrific list of terrorist atrocities on houses of worship worldwide, released following the New Zealand massacres by the Associated Press and reprinted in thousands of publications around the world, omits some attacks on worshippers in churches, such as the Jihadist attack on a cathedral in Alindao in Central African Republic that killed 48 last year on November 15, 2018.
Many bloody attacks on churches in Nigeria are missing too.
The two worst attacks, in terms of the death toll, on the list were attacks on mosques in Yemen and in Egyptian Sinai, carried out by the Islamic State.
March 15, 2019: 50 people are killed in an attack at mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch.
Because they are black Africans and because they are Christian, the liberal media in the west has barely reported these massacres at all.
One story that has received attention, however, is about 8-year-old Tani (pictured above), who has just become New York State's youth chess champion. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof (who is an exception to the rule in that he does quite often write on human rights victims, even if they are Christian) drew attention to Tani's plight. His piece is below, after the first one by Leonardo Blair.
Thousands of dollars in donations are now pouring in to help find a home for a homeless 8-year-old Christian refugee who fled persecution with his family from Islamist sect Boko Haram in Nigeria, after he beat wealthier competitors to win New York State's primary chess championship.
The boy, Tanitoluwa Adewumi, who is affectionately called Tani, is currently living with his family in a homeless shelter in Manhattan and only started playing chess just over a year ago, according to an op-ed by The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof.
Tani who is the new state chess king of the kindergarten through third grade level was undefeated at the state tournament earlier this month where he outsmarted children from "elite private schools with private chess tutors," Kristof said. But he has a bigger ambition.
"I want to be the youngest grandmaster," he said.
The young refugee's family fled Nigeria in 2017 because of the ongoing terrorist attacks on Christians.
"Such violence often results in the loss of life and physical injury, as well as loss of property. As a result of the violence, Christians are also dispossessed of their land and means of livelihood. Christians in northern Nigeria, especially in the Sharia states, face discrimination and exclusion as second-class citizens. Christians with a Muslim background also face rejection from their own families and pressure to give up Christianity," says Open Doors USA, an organization that helps persecuted Christians in 60 countries.
"I don't want to lose any loved ones," Tani's father, Kayode Adewumi, told Kristof.
The family's asylum request in the U.S. is still pending with a hearing scheduled for August.
In 2018, more than 6,000 Christians had been killed or maimed by Islamist terrorists affiliated either with Boko Haram group or the Fulani tribesmen, whose anti-Christian terrorism remains unchecked by Nigeria's government.
His rise since then, however, has been meteoric. His rating is now 1587 and continues to improve. To understand how well Tani is doing, Kristof noted that the world's best player, Magnus Carlsen, has a rating of 2845.
"It's an inspiring example of how life's challenges do not define a person," Jane Hsu, the principal of P.S. 116, which held a pep rally to celebrate Tani's victory, told Kristof.
Two days ago, Makofsky launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money so Tani's family can find a home. As of Monday morning, nearly 1,400 people had donated almost $100,000 and counting.
"I welcome this family and join them in wanting to help grow this boy's talent. The family is inspiring and strong and an example of how welcoming immigrants has built this nation and added immeasurable good to our communities," wrote one donor on the campaign's site.
Much of the news of the last week has focused on wealthy families buying access to great universities, either illegally through bribes or legally through donations. There is no question that America is a tilted playing field that gives wealthy children huge advantages.
So we should all grin along with Tanitoluwa Adewumi, the newly crowned chess champion for kindergarten through third grade. He went undefeated at the state tournament last weekend, outwitting children from elite private schools with private chess tutors.
What's even more extraordinary is that Tani, as he is known, learned chess only a bit more than a year ago. His play has skyrocketed month by month, and he now has seven trophies by his bed in the homeless shelter.
Tani's family fled northern Nigeria in 2017, fearing attacks by Boko Haram terrorists on Christians such as themselves. "I don't want to lose any loved ones," his father, Kayode Adewumi, told me.
So Tani, his parents and his older brother arrived in New York City a bit more than a year ago, and a pastor helped steer them to a homeless shelter. Tani began attending the local elementary school, P.S. 116, which has a part-time chess teacher who taught Tani's class how to play.
Tani enjoyed the game and prodded his mom, Oluwatoyin Adewumi, to ask if he could join the chess club.
Russell Makofsky, who oversees the P.S. 116 chess program, waived the fees, and a year ago the boy took part in his first tournament with the lowest rating of any participant, 105.
Tani has an aggressive style of play, and in the state tournament the coaches, watching from the sidelines, were shocked when he sacrificed a bishop for a lowly pawn. Alarmed, they fed the move into a computer and it agreed with Tani, recognizing that the gambit would improve his position several moves later.
"Tani is rich beyond measure," in the strength, love and support of his family, Makofsky told me.
Tani's dad has two jobs: He rents a car that he uses to drive for Uber, and he has also become a licensed real estate salesman. Tani's mom has passed a course to become a home health aide. Meeting them, it's easy to see where Tani's scrappy diligence came from.
It is sometimes tough for Tani. His parents say that he once came home from school crying after classmates teased him for being homeless. And at an immigration hearing last fall, he burst into tears when he misunderstood the judge to say that the family would be deported.
Tani tries to put that out of his mind. He lies on the floor of the shelter and practices chess for hours each evening — now preparing for the elementary national championship in May.
Tani is a reminder that refugees enrich this nation — and that talent is universal, even if opportunity is not. Back in Nigeria, his parents say, his brilliance at chess would never have had an outlet.


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Anyone want to join me in social media to notify the Australian public of how useless Optus is?
Hi there. I'm setting up some social media hubs to drive out information on Optus's customer service.
* Pay more elsewhere and get a better experience.
Ie. You get nothing from Optus, so why bother.
I'll neeed other disenfranchised Optus customers to join me in this quest so we can get it viral within a 4-6 week period.
Im not hashtagging this at this stage, but once social media up and running, I'll be adding a heap of dance media to the posts - Optus themselves, their competitors, as well as a variety of media outlets and customer advisory groups (think Consumer Affiars).
Re: Anyone want to join me in social media to notify the Australian public of how useless Optus is?
I'm probably not the first person you wanted to reply to this thread, but here I am.
I'm more interested in your own personal experience with Optus. What's happened? It sounds like we've let you down somewhere along the line. Is there anything we can do to help out?
Let us know @MandyT , we're quite active on the forum. If there's an account or service issue we can help with, give us a shout!
Thanks for reaching out, Dan.
I've spoken to so many Optus staff over the past 3-4 weeks about this, including Retentions, Complaints, Customer Relations etc. I just don't have the energy to relay the details again in this forum. If you think you can help, please take a look at the notes in my account. I've had people say their isn't a solution. I've had people say they've fixed it, but then I discover, through my own due diligence, that they have not fixed it. I've even had two staff members say that I'd be better off going to one of your competitors. Your own staff don't even have faith in Optus's ability to deliver a quality (or even satisfactory) customer experience. Even your more senior staff say they'll call me back by a certain time and date. Days roll by and I hear crickets. Then I have to call you back, waste hours on your IVR or being bounced from CSR to CSR before being told that there isn't a solution.
I don't think anyone at Optus can help. It's not that they are not trying or that they are useless at their jobs. They are working within a dysfunctional system. Optus's business processes, as well as the tools you use to manage user accounts, are absurd. Optus needs to invest more in retaining customers (provide good service), rather than just soliciting them.
Good luck finding a solution, Dan. I'm just waiting for Optus to cancel my current arrangement, so I can go elsewhere. I can't go elswhere 'til they've done this, otherwise I'll be told I need to pay out a two-year plan...one which I haven't even received yet.
Let me know how you go. In the meantime, hopefully, one of the multiples staff I spoke to last week will call me back with a solution, or at least an "f$#! you", so I know where I stand. It seems that currently my only recourse is to take Optus to Consumer Affairs.
Thanks Ev. How long will it take for you to get back to me if I private message you? I had your senior team members from Retentions and Customer Relations on the job last Friday. They agreed that the service I've received is appalling. They guaranteed they'd call me back by 4:30pm on Friday. It's now Tuesday night. I've heard nothing.


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The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Train Whistles
Adam Fabio
In Northern England, the hills used to be home to steam trains. The trains have long faded into history, but the sound of their whistle is making a brief return. Artist [Steve Messam] has created "Whistle" as part of The Great Exhibition of the North. [Steve] doesn't cover the installation on his website yet, but there have been a few great articles about it in the local press.
Whistle consists of 16 steam engine whistles around Newcastle. From June 22 to September 9, you can hear the whistles at 1pm. First one whistle sounds, then another, then another after that. In all, 16 whistles are included in the art installation, all controlled by Raspberry Pi computers. The Pi's were programmed by Nebula Labs. Tech details are slim on this one, but we're guessing each Pi has a Cellular radio built-in.
The whistles used in this installation aren't old train whistles. They are brand new cast brass whistles based upon the original steam train sounders. The compressed air available today doesn't sound exactly like steam though, so the brass whistles were modified to sound more authentic. [Steve's] idea is to get the whistle as perfect as possible, which will trigger the memories of those who are old enough to have heard the originals.
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19 thoughts on "The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Train Whistles"
Voja Antonic says:
I like the headline
RoGeorge says:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkcELS9bCh0
Lot more about the original 2014 project of 18 mile railway installation can be found here: https://mistandmountains.wordpress.com/
Gregg Eshelman says:
Now there needs to be an article on why air through a steam whistle doesn't sound like steam. I've heard steam whistles, and I've heard them with air blowing through them. There's a lot of difference in the sound.
Some years ago, one of the Union Pacific trains that regularly ran through town had a steam whistle hooked up in place of the air horns. Sounded so much better, but of course not like if it had steam. I assume either the engineer retired and took the whistle or the railroad regulators made him put the horns back.
Suggestions are made in the author's project description (see link above)
"Obviously steam engines use steam instead of compressed air and this in turn makes a difference in the sound. Warm air and steam raise the pitch significantly. The first test on CO2 was a very low note as the gas was expanding liquid gas, and so very cold.
Steam engine whistles have a characteristic rise in pitch as they sound – this is caused partly by the increase in pressure as the regulator is opened, and partly the steam warming up the air in the whistle. "
macona says:
Steam is roughly half as dense as air, so it will sound different. Just like breathing helium and talking.
Chris Tree says:
My first thought was whether they were steam powered to get the correct sound. Good to see that even though they're not the sound has been adjusted to compensate.
DoctorWizard says:
So if you are going for authentic sound, why not use actual steam? Back in the 70's my dad built a small propane powered boiler specifically for the purpose of blowing a steam whistle. Wasn't very complicated.
nevertheless, safety is important, really says:
The Elf and Save Tea Department would veto it. Can't have pressurised inflammable gas cylinders, pressurised boiling water and, heavens above, STEAM !?!. The safety permits would take months and the contingency training would be impossible.
Ren says:
"Elf and Save Tea Department "
Please elaborate for this Yankee!
Never mind… I got it!
Health and Safety Department!
Great, now I have the image of a Germanic mythical creature hoarding Camellia sinensis.
And it's only Tuesday.
Peter A Neilson says:
I immediately found myself wondering whether there will be some attempt to simulate the doppler change of pitch that is heard when the steam railway engine is moving.
Steam and air whistles have their own subset of hackerdom. There are people who maintain and run the air-driven 43-note Tangley Calliaphone, the steam calliopes on the few remaining river steamboats, and the equipment for playing them from punched paper music rolls or from MIDI or similar computer interfaces. The Mechanical Music Digest https://www.mmdigest.com has a section on the calliope: https://www.mmdigest.com/Calliope
Alistair says:
because leaving unattended radio controlled bombs all around the city makes the health and safety people twitchy?
ThisGuy says:
Seems to me the installation is intended to run for an extended period without direct supervision. While it would be possible to make autonomous steam boilers the amount of safety precautions that have to be taken make it an engineering project unto itself and probably complicate matters too much over simply adjusting the pitch of the whistles.
Weird, that was supposed to be a reply to DoctorWizard…
Ja, men vem kan förstå norska?
duh says:
Awesome concept, and clever implementation. But I can't help but hope there's a large-scale campaign to make certain that everyone within hearing range knows what's going on…
e.g. "triggering memories," in such a way, of folk already in, or questioning their own, senility sounds a bit dangerous if they're still with-it enough to know that train stopped running long ago.
E.G.2, from experience, a lifetime's experience knows day-birds don't sing at midnight; so don't friggin' plant a fake bird-call next to a senior-citizen's-home! May sound funny, but those friggin' things, allegedly for keeping bird-shit off parked cars, were waging psychological warfare on hundreds of people.


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Upon realising this, Noredin decides to break the rules in order to obtain justice, colliding not only with the system but also with himself.


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What does dehydrogenase do to NAD+?
NADH dehydrogenase is an enzyme that converts nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) from its reduced form (NADH) to its oxidized form (NAD+).
What is the role of NADH dehydrogenase?
NADH dehydrogenase plays its most important role as a primary dehydrogenase, linked with the central metabolism, in the respiratory chain of all organisms having an aerobic or anaerobic electron-transport system. The mitochondria of mammals have only one NADH dehydrogenase, which has a proton-pumping ability [1].
How does a dehydrogenase work?
Dehydrogenases are a group of biological catalysts (enzymes) that mediate in biochemical reactions removing hydrogen atoms [H] instead of oxygen [O] in its oxido-reduction reactions. It is a versatile enzyme in the respiratory chain pathway or the electron transfer chain.
What are the different mechanisms through which NAD is regenerated?
The principal methods used for the regeneration of nicotinamide coenzymes , including enzymatic, chemical, electrochemical and photochemical regeneration methods are surveyed with emphasis on the crucial issues and the state-of-art research relevant to each method.
What is the function of dehydrogenase what might happen if dehydrogenase fails to perform its function?
Answer. Answer: Dehydrogenases are a group of biological catalysts (enzymes) that mediate in biochemical reactions removing hydrogen atoms [H] instead of oxygen [O] in its oxido-reduction reactions. It is a versatile enzyme in the respiratory chain pathway or the electron transfer chain.
What happens if NADH dehydrogenase is inhibited?
As such, respiration solely via the core electron transport chain should result in a theoretical increase in ATP generation; inhibition of the alternative NADH dehydrogenases prevents uncoupled respiration, thus all respiratory activity will create a proton-motive force for driving the F1F0 ATP synthase1,18.
What is the substrate for NADH dehydrogenase?
The 3 substrates of this enzyme are NADH, H+, and a quinone (electron acceptor), whereas its two products are NAD+ and a quinol (reduced acceptor).
What is transferred from NADH to the FMN prosthetic group of NADH dehydrogenase in complex?
NADH initially binds to complex I, and transfers two electrons to the flavin mononucleotide (FMN) prosthetic group of the enzyme, creating FMNH2.
What is the function of NAD+ in this reaction?
The cofactor is, therefore, found in two forms in cells: NAD+ is an oxidizing agent – it accepts electrons from other molecules and becomes reduced. This reaction, also with H+, forms NADH, which can then be used as a reducing agent to donate electrons. These electron transfer reactions are the main function of NAD.
What pathway is affected by NAD+ and NADH?
Integration of NAD+ and NADH into cellular energy metabolism NAD+ reduction to NADH is featured in glycolysis, pyruvate dehydrogenase, and the tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA cycle). NADH oxidation to NAD+ occurs in the cytoplasm by action of lactate dehydrogenase and in mitochondria by action of Complex I.
What is the NAD pathway?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) is an important coenzyme that participates in various energy metabolism pathways, including glycolysis, β-oxidation, and oxidative phosphorylation. Thus, NAD regulates energy metabolism, DNA damage repair, gene expression, and stress response through these enzymes.


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Vuk Vučković: The sensational cities – Novi Sad, Belgrade, New York
On Friday, December 16th 2016, at 7pm, Bel Art Gallery in cooperation with art studio Wolf Art, is opening exhibition by Vuk Vučković "Sensantional cities – Novi Sad, Belgrade, New York".
Vuk's latest series of paintings is called Cities. He paints highly detailed panoramas of the world's most famous cities and these paintings are done with oil colours on a huge canvas. They represent everything that makes a city unique. By using a comprehensive method of painting and placing a wide, panoramic shot in the centre of the observer's view and sphere of interest, the artist wants to bring his message closer, filled with colors missing from our daily lives, and at the same time inform and intrigue the viewer about the city in the picture as well as the city in reality; to record through colours the soul and temperament of each city, to leave a culturological and historical document, as well as an artistic image of all of the significant places from the aspect of both past and present. The works from this series can be defined as a mixture of surrealism, naïve and psychedelic art. In them, influences from childhood can be seen, including picture books, Lego blocks, video games, as well as the works of the artist's favourite old masters, Bosch and Bruegel.
About his creations, Vuk Vučković says:
"I put myself in the role of "chronicler"; through my paintings I record the city in the present. I strive to preserve the beauty of the city by reminding people of it. I try to highlight the good things that make a city, to show it in a positive light to both those who live there as well as tourists. People identify with cities, which evoke strong emotions. Cities are sometimes beyond borders and countries. My intention is that through this series of images I encourage the observer to expand his or her knowledge of the culture and history of the cities that I paint, with the idea that when we learn, then we will understand, and when we understand, then we will preserve and nurture."
Vuk Vučković (1986) graduated in 2010 from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, where he started his doctoral studies in painting the same year. Since 2015, he has been the co-founder of the artistic company Wolf Art. Vuk has been exhibiting his art since 2007, and so far he has exhibited at 17 solo and more than 100 group exhibitions, for which he has received numerous awards and recognitions, including the Erste Bank Art Award, Top five exhibitions of 2011 chosen by critics from the editorial staff of the Novosti newspaper, first prize in the Vladimir Veličković Foundation drawing competition, a special recognition at the international exhibition Transform, as well as the Art Clinic's "Perspective artist" award. Vuk's works can be found in numerous collections and in public spaces. Due to his many achievements, Vuk Vučković is one of the most successful young artists in Serbia. His vision is to create an international company which would promote culture and art.
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Ex-Mistress Arrives Day Before Deadline Set by Court : Von Bulow Case Witness Returns to U.S.
Claus von Bulow's former mistress, Alexandra Isles, flew back from Europe on Monday, just one day before the prosecution's deadline for producing her to testify at his retrial for attempted murder.
Isles, who testified at the first trial that she gave Von Bulow an ultimatum for leaving his wife to marry her, arrived at Boston's Logan International Airport on a flight that had originated in Frankfurt, West Germany, and had stopped in London.
The 39-year-old socialite and former soap opera actress was met by Rhode Island Assistant Atty. Gen. Marc DeSisto and Rhode Island State Police Lt. Jack Reise, along with several unidentified Massachusetts state troopers.
Isles left the country before the retrial began last month, and her absence had threatened to leave the state's case in shambles.
Superior Court Judge Corinne P. Grande had told prosecutors that they must put Isles on the stand by today or rest their case without her.
"She's here. She came voluntarily. And she came because she wanted to," Assistant Atty. Gen. Henry Gemma said Monday of Isles' return. He said he expected the first order of business when the trial reconvenes today to be a pending defense motion to block Isles' testimony.
Isles was to stay at a Boston hotel overnight and come to Providence this morning. Negotiations to get Isles to return started Friday and were conducted through her New York attorney, Gemma added.
Defense attorney Thomas P. Puccio said last week that he would again ask for a mistrial if Isles did not testify because the state mentioned her prominently in its opening statements and during the four weeks of testimony.
Grande had already rebuffed prosecutors' efforts to read Isles' original testimony into the record, saying that they had not tried hard enough to find her.
On Sunday, Von Bulow's stepchildren, who believe that he tried to murder their mother, publicly appealed to Isles to return to testify.
Her damaging testimony helped convict the Danish-born socialite in 1982 on charges that he twice tried to murder his heiress wife, Martha (Sunny) von Bulow, with insulin injections. That conviction was overturned last year by the Rhode Island Supreme Court on state constitutional grounds.
Defense attorney John Sheehan said of Isles' return: "It doesn't surprise me. . . . When they found out that they couldn't (use her 1982 testimony), they made this 'miraculous' effort to get her back."
Von Bulow, reached in his hotel room at the Biltmore Plaza in Providence, said: "I would just say that in view of the fact that the Rhode Island authorities applied for a federal warrant for her arrest on a criminal charge, I'm not surprised" she has returned.
The state charges that Von Bulow wanted his wife dead so that he could inherit $14 million of her $75-million Pittsburgh utilities fortune and be free to marry Isles. The defense contends that Mrs. Von Bulow triggered the comas herself by abusing alcohol, drugs and sweets.
Von Bulow, 58, faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted on the two counts.


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So how could he be reasonably satisfied with his party's prospects? The answer: The Democrats are also looking like dogs.
The approval score for their party in Congress has sunk to 38 percent — down 10 points since a similar poll taken just before the 2006 election that gave the Democrats their first congressional majority since 1994.
Congress as a whole rated only 29 percent approval, down 14 points from its start in January. The reason: People think it has been spinning its wheels. By 82 percent to 16 percent, those polled said it has accomplished little or nothing this year. Half blame Bush and the Republicans; a quarter, the Democrats; and another fifth, both parties.
Cole, who admits Republicans hurt themselves in 2006 with scandals and out-of-control spending, said the poll confirms for him a comment he heard this week from a Republican colleague. Speaking of the Democrats, he said, "My God, they're dragging themselves down to our level."
It all adds up, Cole said, to a political environment reminiscent of 1992 — a tough year for entrenched incumbents of both parties who suddenly saw their margins shrink or disappear. "The American people are rising up in disgust," Cole said, "and incumbents will pay. It's not anti-Republican anymore. It's anti-Washington."
Cole argues that the House Democratic leadership has made a strategic error by wielding its narrow majority to craft partisan bills that invite a Bush veto. That was the case with several resolutions to shorten the Iraq War, and it will be the case later this fall with a series of appropriations bills. Polarization is exactly what the voters hate, Cole said; they are looking for cooperation and agreement.
But the crucial question at the moment, politically, is Bush's veto of the SCHIP bill — the $35 billion expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program. The Post poll found 72 percent approval for this measure, which would add 4 million children to the ranks of the insured.
Cole claims that Republicans will be protected by asserting that they favor the concept and are prepared to support a less expensive compromise. "All of us are for the program," he said, "but we can't support a bad bill." I think that is a tough sell politically. But I'm more persuaded by his argument that Republicans have little to fear from a Hillary Clinton candidacy. "That is no landslide election," he said. "The Republican nominee, whoever he is, wins at least 43-44-45 percent against her, and that gives us a base for congressional races.
"She is not going to carry Georgia or Kansas or Texas, and we have good candidates running against shaky Democrats in every one of those states. There are Democrats sitting in 61 districts that Bush carried; 47 that he carried twice. We are on the offensive in those districts," he said.
That may seem implausible, but Cole has history on his side. In 1992, as he notes, incumbents were hammered, 24 of them losing in November, another 17 failing in their primaries. The Republicans achieved a net gain of 10 House seats that year, a feather in the cap of the executive director of the National Republican Congressional Committee, Tom Cole.
Now, no longer a hired staff man but the chairman, Cole faces a familiar challenge. In 1992, the Democrats nominated Bill Clinton for president — and he won. But his party, nonetheless, lost House seats. Cole is out to make history repeat itself.


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From Noongar people settlement over 48,000 years ago to a disastrous European group settlement policy, the history of the Margaret River Region is interesting and vibrant.
The Margaret River Region has a west coast Mediterranean climate. Mild winters and hot, but not-too-hot summers encourage a relaxed outdoor lifestyle.
Margaret River Region Geography is quite unique. Being bordered by ocean on three sides, having limestone formed on land instead of on the sea floor, and having very poor soils results in a special and beautiful landscape.
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As the economy has improved, Americans have gotten serious about reducing most forms of personal debt - from credit card to mortgage loans. However, a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY) found that the number of borrowers failing to make payments on their student loans five years after leaving college is rising. Only 37 percent of borrowers are current on their loans and actively paying them down, while 17 percent are in default or delinquent in their payments.
While student loans represented the lowest type of household debt as recently as 2009, researchers suggest that borrowers took out increased money for education during the Great Recession with hopes that this would help them achieve economic stability. As a result, America's total student loan debt is now nearly $1.2 trillion.
If you cannot currently afford to meet your existing loan repayment schedule, don't ignore this important financial obligation. Failure to repay a student loan can lead to consequences that can negatively impact your credit rating; affect your ability to buy a house or a car, or get a credit card; and result in additional debt due to late fees, interest charges and possible collection fees.
To help avoid these consequences, The U.S. Department of Education provides the following options to help borrowers remain in good standing with their lender and work toward repaying their loans.
If your loan payment is due each month before your pay check arrives, ask your lender to switch the due date on your payment. Keep in mind that your account may need to be current to accommodate a due date change.
While you may select or be assigned a repayment plan when you first begin repaying your student loan, you may be able to change plans at any time by contacting your loan servicer. The different repayment plans give you the option of extending your payments beyond the standard 10-year timeframe; starting out with a lower payment amount that increases, usually every two years; or basing your payment on your income.
You may be able to lower your monthly payment by switching to an income driven repayment plan. There are three such plans - Pay as You Earn, Income-Based and Income-Contingent - which can help you to lower your monthly payments. However, each of these plans could ultimately increase the amount of interest you pay over time. The income driven plan repayment options also have tax consequences for any forgiveness provided. To get more information about which plan is right for you speak with your loan servicer or visiting Federal Student Aid.
If you have more than one federal student loan, consolidation can simplify your payments by combining multiple loans into one. This option could also lower your monthly payment. However, there are costs involved with this option as well. Restarting or possibly extending your repayment period can increase the amount of interest you pay over time. You may also lose some benefits offered with your original loans, such as interest rate discounts and loan cancellation benefits. More information is available on this option at studentaid.ed.gov.
If the options above don't work for you and you simply can't make any payments right now, you might be eligible to postpone your payments through a deferment or forbearance. However, depending on the type of loan you have, interest may still accumulate on your loan during the time you are not making payments.
With the costs of a college degree continuing to increase, it is important to have a realistic conversation with your college-bound student about how much debt he or she can realistically afford to carry upon graduation.
The Department of Education (DOE) provides a wealth of free information about obtaining student loans and grants, managing your loans, and numerous options for repaying student debt if you run into unexpected financial difficulty.
Caution your student to avoid online offers that target unsuspecting borrowers with loan repayment scams that misrepresent themselves as being associated with the DOE. These offers are based on false promises for loan modification options that are tied to steep upfront fees. It is important to remember that the loan repayment options provided by the DOE are free.


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Malaga's José Rodríguez attracting interest from Real Oviedo
José Rodríguez during a training session. / Germán Pozo
The Asturian side have this week appointed Francesc Arnau as their new sporting director, a post he occupied at Malaga
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As a result of Malaga's disastrous summer transfer window, one of the club's star signings of that period, José Rodríguez, has not been able to feature for the first team this season.
With little sign of an imminent reduction in the wage bill, it looks highly unlikely that he will be able to be registered in January either - especially given that he is among the highest earners at the club. There could now be an escape route for him, however.
Former Malaga captain and sporting director Francesc Arnau has this week been appointed to the latter role at direct league rivals Real Oviedo. It is believed that he would be interested in bringing the midfielder to the Asturian club as Arnau in fact signed José Rodríguez the first time the 24-year-old joined the club in 2017 and has a good working relationship with his agent, Alberto Toldrá - the same man who represented Pablo Fornals during his controversial departure from the club.
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Malaga urgently need to move players on in January to help balance the books and another player who finds himself in the same situation as José Rodríguez is academy product Álex Mula.
Arnau always rated the youngster highly and could look to capitalise on his former club's financial situation with a move for the attacker.
Malaga, however, would be loath to lose the pair and interim sporting director Manolo Gaspar is looking at other ways to generate revenue.
One is to offload midfielder Esteban Rolón who is most certainly surplus to requirements. There is some interest from the MLS, US-based journalist Niko Moreno told SUR. It would be a similar deal to that which took Emanuel Cecchini to the Seattle Sounders - a loan deal until at least the end of the current season in Europe.
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POLICE SEE THROUGH DISGUISE, ARREST MAN IN KILLING
By MAXINE BERNSTEIN; Courant Staff Writer
A man sought in connection with an October killing on Irving Street wore an unusual disguise Tuesday, but it didn't throw Hartford police.
Police said James Mitchell had bristles of a paintbrush glued to his upper lip in a sorry attempt at a fake mustache when officers found him slumped in the front seat of a parked car on Irving Street.
"It was a terrible disguise. The guy looked like he was a character in one of those old vaudeville movies," Lt. Michael Fallon said.
Officers Mark Castagna and Reginald Allen, of the Hartford street crimes unit, located Mitchell in the course of doing a narcotics investigation in the area.
Two men slouched behind the dashboard of a parked car caught their attention. When they walked up to the car, they recognized the passenger as the 29- year-old man whose mug shot has graced a "Police Wanted" poster in headquarters for the last month.
"He jumped out of the car and the officers took him into custody," Fallon said.
Police found a loaded .22-caliber pistol hidden inside one of Mitchell's boots, Fallon said.
Mitchell, of no certain address, was arrested on a warrant and charged with murder and carrying a pistol without a permit. The charges stem from the fatal shooting Oct. 7 of James S. Bozeman, 30, of Woodland Street.
Bozeman was shot twice in the chest on Irving Street about 8:30 p.m. He ran nearly 200 yards for help before collapsing on a front porch. The shooting stemmed from an ongoing dispute over drugs, Lilley said.
Police do not believe the .22-caliber gun confiscated Tuesday was the murder weapon, but they are sending the weapon to a state lab for further examination.
Mitchell was also wanted on other warrants for weapons and narcotics charges, Lilley said.
Mitchell was being held Tuesday night on bail totaling $300,000 and was scheduled to be arraigned today in Hartford Superior Court.
Arrested Tuesday with Mitchell was Timothy Henry, 22, of Hartford; he was charged with possession of narcotics, possession of narcotics with intent to sell and sale of narcotics within 1,500 feet of a school.
Police said they confiscated 3 grams of crack cocaine from Henry, who was with Mitchell in the parked car.


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BDO Capital Advisors, LLC ("BDO Capital") is pleased to announce the closing of the sale of Savannah Oncology Center ("SOC" or the "Company"), a premier radiation oncology center, to St. Joseph's/Candler Hospital ("SJ/C"). As the investment banker to SOC, BDO Capital prepared a confidential offering memorandum, assisted in a marketing campaign to a highly targeted list of potential buyers, and helped structure and negotiate the transaction.
BDO Capital was introduced to the management team at SOC by an Operating Managing Partner of Hancock Askew, LLP, a BDO Alliance firm based in Savannah, GA. Thanks to Hancock Askew's long standing, trusted relationship with the shareholder of SOC and persistence in facilitating an introduction to BDO Capital, the Boston office of BDO Capital was retained by the Company as its investment banker.
SOC, a privately held corporation headquartered in Savannah, Georgia, is a leading provider of radiation oncology treatments in Georgia and South Carolina. The Company provides sophisticated, clinic-based radiation therapy services through its three fully-operational radiation oncology centers, located in Savannah, Georgia and Hilton Head, South Carolina. Through the Company's freestanding radiation therapy facilities, SOC provides radiation therapy including (i) Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy ("IMRT"), (ii) Image-Guided Radiation Therapy ("IGRT") and (iii) stereotactic radio surgery, as well as high-dose and low-dose brachytherapy and disease-specific radiation treatments. SOC is accredited by the American College of Radiology.
St. Joseph's/Candler is a leading healthcare provider throughout the state of Georgia. SJ/C offers healthcare services across the entire continuum, including local and regional primary care, specialized inpatient and outpatient services through its two anchor hospitals, home healthcare services, as well as a wide variety of community outreach and education efforts throughout the region.


Disney revealed that Louis C.K.'s voice role in the animated series Gravity Falls was redubbed following his admission of sexual misconduct.
Disney revealed Friday that Louis C.K.'s voice role in the animated series Gravity Falls has been redubbed following the comedian's admission of sexual misconduct.
C.K. voiced "The Horrifying Sweaty One-Armed Monstrosity" in a pair of Gravity Falls episodes – 2015's "Weirdmageddon: Part 1" and 2016's "Weirdmageddon: Part 3," the Hollywood Reporter writes. The comedian's name was also removed from the show's credits.
In the aftermath of the sexual misconduct allegations against C.K., Netflix, HBO, TBS and FX all cut ties with the comedian, whose new film I Love You Daddy was also pulled from release.
Universal Pictures and Illumination also previously announced that C.K. would not reprise the voice role of the dog Max in the upcoming animated kids movie The Secret Life of Pets 2, due out June 2019; C.K. voiced the lead role for a canine specifically designed after the comedian in the original 2016 film.
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