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AWESOME-tober-fest 2016: Mummies Alive! (1997)
Posted in cartoons, holiday, monsters, mummy, nostalgia, pop culture, TV shows with tags AWESOME-tober-fest, AWESOME-tober-fest 2016, cartoon, Halloween, holiday, The Mummy, TV shows on October 12, 2016 by Paxton
In 1997 DIC Entertainment released the animated series Mummies Alive!
The premise is very mummy-y. Evil sorcerer Scarab kills the Pharaoh's son but is entombed alive for his crime (why do they never KILL these guys? It's always entombed ALIVE). He revives in modern day (1997) and searches for the reincarnation of the prince he killed. However, the prince's protectors are also revived to protect him from harm. It's a constant battle to keep Scarab from getting his hands on the reincarnated prince.
The prince's guardians are all mummies each with the power of an Egyptian god. Ja-Kal uses the spirit of falcon, Rath uses the spirit of snake, Armon uses the spirit of ram, and Nefer-Tina uses the spirit of cat. They are able to call upon these powers for magical armor and abilities.
And in typical "cartoon magical transformations" form they call on the powers when they are in immediate danger but then it takes 30 seconds or more for all four mummies to fully transform and by then, in reality, they'd all be dead.
To trigger their powers, the mummies call out the phrase "With the Strength of Ra!" Using these magical abilities depletes their strength, so once their strength is exhausted, they must rest in their sarcophagi to regain their abilities.
Along with Scarab, the mummies had to contend with a litany of Egyptian gods and monsters like Anubis, Set and Sekhmet. But the best episode has to be the one where the mummies actually take a tour of Alcatraz (not even kidding). Here's the cartoon version of Alcatraz Island.
The show only ran one season but managed to pump out 42 episodes.
You can check out the very first episode, Ra! Ra! Ra! below:
Here's the episode called The Bird-Mummy of Alcatraz where the mummies take the tour of the infamous prison:
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The debut of new Western podcast Hellbent for Letterbox
Posted in Genres, movies, podcast, pop culture, Western with tags books, gunfighters and lawmen, Hellbent for Letterbox, movies, podcast, TV shows, westerns on February 11, 2016 by Paxton
My good friend (and Nerd Lunch Fourth Chair Army officer) Mr Michael May asked me to co-host a podcast with him. And I must be crazy because I said, "Sure, why not?" And let me tell you why I said that. First, Michael is awesome. We love him on Nerd Lunch, in fact, we just recently finished up several episodes in a row with him (Janu-May-ary). Second, Michael and I have a similar love for the Western genre. So, Michael asked if I wanted to start an all-Westerns podcast. There was no way I could say "no" to that.
So, this podcast is going to watch and review a different Western every month. We will probably also watch and review certain Western TV shows as well as discuss a few Western books. But the focus will be mostly movies. I'm really looking forward to it because I have a few holes in my Western viewing that need to be filled.
Which, for this first episode, Michael and I set the table for the podcast. We talk about our introduction to the Western genre. We talk about some of our favorite Western movies, stars and directors. We talk about what we hope to accomplish with this show and what types of movies and stars we want to "catch up" on. And, at the very end, Michael reveals what our first movie review will be in our second episode.
So come check out the beginning of Hell Bent for Letterbox. I don't know if you can get it on iTunes just yet. but if not, it will be there soon. Maybe even Stitcher at some point.
Regardless, you can listen to the show right here.
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AWESOME-tober-fest 2015: The Flash vs an invisible man (1991)
Posted in Halloween, holiday, monsters, movies, pop culture, TV shows with tags AWESOME-tober-fest, AWESOME-tober-fest 2015, Halloween, holiday, Invisible Man, monsters, reviews, TV shows on October 23, 2015 by Paxton
The Flash TV series debuted in September 1990.
In episode 10, which aired January 1991, The Flash would come up against a villain who had invented a personal cloaking device, essentially turning him into an invisible man. That episode was titled Sight Unseen.
It's a pretty cool episode. The pre-credit opening shows us a burglary, but it's being done by someone invisible. We see keyboard keys depress and doors opening without seeing anybody onscreen. Then, after the alarms go off, we see the door open on it's own and then the thief appears as if out of thin air.
He looks very Shadow-like in the below shot as he dictates to what looks like a mini-recorder device about his plans. .
Not sure why he does this right outside the crime scene. Stay invisible, dude, get to your hideout THEN do your "notes to self"
We get the weekly appearance of officers Bellows and Murphy.
Bellows is the believer (right) and Murphy is the skeptic (left). However, while Murphy doesn't believe The Flash exists, he spends most of his time trying to monetize the fact that other people do think he exists. Here he tries to convince Bellows to sell $6 shirts to people for $20 a pop.
This show is clearly set-designed by the same team that did Burton's Batman in 1989. Check out Central City Police Headquarters.
In the stairwell that leads up to the crime lab where Barry Allen works, there's a weird "science-y" mural painted on the wall.
In this episode we get the debut of federal agent Quinn. And he's clearly an a-hole. He's very driven and is obsessed with capturing the cloaking device used by the invisible man. He reminds me a lot of agent Milton Dammers in The Frighteners (right) as played by Jeffrey Combs about five years later.
Several times in the episode we get to see invisible-to-visible reveals of the villain. Here's a cool one where The Flash confronts the guy's lair.
And here's one where the villain is thrown on the hood of a car and it turns the cloaking device off.
Finally Barry figures out that he can see the invisible man with specially developed contact lenses with thermal vision.
Honestly, I thought any invisible man's downfall would be thermal vision. You may be invisible to light, but you'll always give off a heat signature.
It's a pretty good episode. No overt Wells-ian easter eggs. The scientist who develops the cloaking device is called Gideon. Which sounds kind of like Griffen, the protagonist from Wells' novel. Also like Griffen, he's British. He's played by Christopher Neame who has been in a ton of stuff from this to Ghostbusters II, License to Kill and The Prestige. Coincidentally enough, he also would appear in one episode of Sci-Fi Channel's 2000 TV series, The Invisible Man.
AWESOME-tober-fest 2015: The Invisible Mouse (1947)
Posted in books, cartoons, Halloween, holiday, pop culture, TV shows with tags AWESOME-tober-fest, AWESOME-tober-fest 2015, cartoons, Halloween, holiday, Invisible Man, TV shows on October 19, 2015 by Paxton
The Invisible Mouse was an episode of Tom and Jerry directed by Hanna and Barbera and was released in 1947.
It was a parody of the Invisible Man concept from both the HG Wells novel and the Universal Studios movie (which was released 14 years prior to the cartoon).
As usual the cartoon starts with the rampant chasing and violence between Tom and Jerry. They chase each other up a flight of stairs, jump on the banister and start sliding down. Then Jerry shifts to a second banister to avoid….wait, WHAT?! I don't think banisters work that way. What the hell is going on there?
Jerry jumps on the counter, finds a "chemo set" and jumps in a random bottle to evade Tom. However, it seems that Jerry accidentally jumped into a bottle of "invisible ink". And it's turning him invisible.
Interesting. Jerry's invisibility is not hampered by seeing your food through your stomach. Whatever he eats seems to immediately turn invisible.
But he still apparently casts a shadow. Wait, what?! What is the light reflecting around to cause that shadow?!
Jerry has lots of fun with his new invisibility. He gives Tom the classic "hot foot" and tees off on Tom's backside with what looks like a 3 Wood.
The short ends with Jerry banishing Tom from the house by getting Spike the dog to chase after him and then laying on Tom's pillow drinking his chocolate milk. Which seems to restore Jerry back to visible?! Okay.
Well, this particular version of invisible has some goofy rules but what can you expect from a Tom and Jerry cartoon? It's still a fairly enjoyable watch for fans of the show.
AWESOME-tober-fest 2015: The Invisible Man TV series (2000)
Posted in pop culture, TV shows with tags AWESOME-tober-fest, AWESOME-tober-fest 2015, Halloween, holiday, Invisible Man, monsters, pop culture, TV shows on October 16, 2015 by Paxton
There have been a surprising number of invisible man series here and over in Britain. Instead of covering all of them, I decided to look at one that I was the most familiar with.
In the summer of 2000 a TV show premiered featuring a sci-fi based modern interpretation of an invisible man. It was called, oddly enough, The Invisible Man.
The show would last for two seasons on the fledgling Sci-Fi channel.
I vaguely remember this show airing. If only for the "quicksilver" effect of the guy turning invisible. It's a more science-y update of the invisible man story.
Darien Fawkes (as in Dumbledore's pet phoenix) is a thief. And not a particularly good one. He is caught and sent to prison for his third strike. His scientist brother bails him out and promises him freedom if he'll participate in an experiment for a few weeks.
That experiment involves an artificial gland that is surgically inserted into Darien's head that excretes a special substance called Quicksilver that coats Darien's body and turns him invisible. At first he can't control it, it can only be triggered by adrenaline. Darien, at first eager to remove the gland, is just beginning to learn to control the Quicksilver through Tai-Chi when one of the lead scientists on the team double crosses everyone, kills them and attempts to trap Darien. In the process, he kills Darien's brother.
Darien barely escapes but is forced to go on the run from the rogue scientist. He is approached by The Agency, the covert government division that funded his brother's experiments. It seems the rogue scientist also tampered with the Quicksilver gland so it'll cause Darien to slowly go mad with rage the more he uses his invisibility and the longer he goes without a special serum. The Agency offers their help and access to the serum if Darien works for them.
And that's mostly the setup of the show. There are some interesting ideas. The effects aren't that bad. My main problem is with the actor who plays Darien, Vincent Ventresca. He's kind of a douche bag. He's supposed to be, but he does it too well. I can't root for the guy because he's a dick. And they try to make him rogue-ish and likeable, but that actually works against him. He's a two-bit crook who robs from elderly old men (as you see in the beginning and it's actually what he's put in jail for) yet he quotes Mark f**king Twain to one of the scientists. Annoying.
The concept is interesting enough, that I did wind up watching a few episodes of the show hoping Darien's edge would be dulled a bit as the show progressed. I watched the 2 hour pilot and a few of the "gimmick" shows like the one with the "evil invisible man" and the possible return of the dead brother. There's also one with an invisible woman, but I didn't make it quite that far. But I did read far enough ahead on Wikipedia to discover where the government got the Quicksilver…but that's a tale for another day.
The show isn't bad, even if the lead is a bit unlikable.
This is funny. At one point Darien goes to an out of the way taco place to meet a government agent. As he walks in, hanging just over the cook's left shoulder, oh so subtle-like, is the poster for the original Universal The Invisible Man. Well played, Sci-Fi.
AWESOME-tober-fest 2015: Starlog's pop culture history of invisibility (1992)
Posted in magazine, movies, pop culture, Starlog, TV shows with tags AWESOME-tober-fest, AWESOME-tober-fest 2015, Invisible Man, magazines, movies, pop culture, Starlog, TV shows on October 15, 2015 by Paxton
In issue 177 of Starlog magazine, which showcases an interview with John Carpenter about his upcoming Memoirs of an Invisible Man, there is an article by Michael Wolff on the pop culture history of invisibility. It's written as if invisibility exists and is recounting the many different ways one would make oneself invisible. And throughout the article Wolff peppers in movies and TV shows that featured some form of invisibility.
Here's the article, click to make the images BIGGER.
5 Classic cartoons that were ruined by the addition of a child character
Posted in cartoons, pop culture, TV shows with tags cartoons, movies, Nerd Lunch Podcast, pop culture, TV shows on August 25, 2015 by Paxton
This week on Nerd Lunch, episode 193, we are talking about things we think have gotten a bad rap. We discuss things like The Spice Girls, Star Trek Enterprise, the Keanu Reeves Constantine movie and the Robert Patrick character from X-Files. We are joined by William Bruce West and Kirk Howle for a pretty good discussion.
During the fourth chair carryover question, we all discuss lists that we'd like to write. I mentioned that I had written a list about cartoons that I had sitting in my drafts for YEARS (it was originally written in 2012) that I wanted to get posted. This is that list.
I love cartoons, but there was a rash of poor decisions by studios in the 80s wherein they added baby or child characters to their shows. Here are five cartoons that were ruined by that practice.
Scooby-Doo (Scrappy) – Scrappy-Doo is the poster child for bad "youth" characters. He's so universally hated that in the recent (and AWESOME) 2012 Scooby-Doo Mystery Inc series from Cartoon Network Scrappy shows up stuffed in an exhibit at the Mystery Museum featuring Scooby villains from the past. The Mystery gang promises each other that they'd never talk about it again. Bravo. As we'll see, Scrappy turned out, unfortunately, to be very popular and would create a trend in cartoons to add baby or child characters to popular cartoon shows.
Fangface (Baby Fang) – I LOVED FANGFACE. Anytime you could get a cartoon featuring classic monsters, I was ALL IN (Drak Pack, Gravedale High, Teen Wolf, etc, etc). However, in season 2, based on the apparent "success" of Scrappy-Doo, Fangface gets a baby nephew that is also a werewolf despite not making any sense based on the opening narration that states only one werewolf is born EVERY 400 YEARS.
The Plastic Man and Baby Plas Super Hour (Baby Plas) – The Ruby Spears Plastic Man cartoon is GREAT. I loved it. However, during the second season, Plas is saddled with Baby Plas. Usually these children are nephews, but Baby Plas was actually the result of Plastic Man and Penny marrying. And then he was the cause of me hating the show.
Captain Caveman (and Son) – Again I LOVE CAPT CAVEMAN. My son loves Capt Caveman who appeared on an episode of that aforementioned 2012 Scooby Doo Mystery Inc show. Like Plastic Man, Capt Caveman was given a son in the mid 80s when he appeared in segments of the much younger kid focused TV show, The Flintstone Kids. This particular entry may be the worst after Scrappy. I mean, Baby Plas is pretty awful, but Cavey Jr was a disaster.
Godzilla (Godzooky) – This is the only entry in the list where the child character actually started out on the show from the very beginning. Godzooky is so bad that he even ruins the awesome Godzilla cartoon intro as soon as he shows up.
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1- Introduction The summary report of the two days refresher training program in Medical Ethics, which was conducted by MPOH, Health Promotion directorate of MOPH and Academic Projects Aga Khan University Programs. This program was started from 25, Oct – 26thOct for 2 days with help of training department of Malalai Maternity hospital.
2- Background Conducting training to doctors midwives of Malalai hospital, to improve BCC, friendly care services and medical Ethics issue to implement such as this refresher training in each section of Malalai Hospital. 3- Goal To improve high quality care services according to health central hospital level, MOPH, with technical and financial help of APA, AKU to strengthen base on standard health implementation programs. 4- Objective The participants at end of this 2 days workshop will be able to: 1- Introduction of counseling. 2- Knowing the Methods of counseling 3- Explain the methodology of GATHER. 4- Deference of counseling and Interpersonal communication. 5- Knowing the benefits of Breast feeding. 6- Knowing the Methods of breast feeding. 7- Mechanisms of production mother's milk. 8- Right and Wrong breast feeding positions. 9- Factors of incorrect breast feeding positions. 10- Knowing the patients right and their responsibilities. 11- Introduction of Medical Ethics. 12- Relation of medics with thyself, patients, colleagues and community. 5- Time Table (Annex 1) From 1:30 pm to 03:30 pm 6- Participants (Annex 2) 38 participants attended from difference section of Malalai Hospital.
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Center House or Centre House may refer to:

Centre House, London, a New Age community co-founded by Christopher Hills
Center House, Wisconsin, US, a community
Center House (Auburn, New York), a historic tavern with a New York State Historic Marker in Cayuga County, New York, US
Center House Bulletin, now Presidential Studies Quarterly, a political science journal


HS2 ltd has launched a supplier survey to help gauge whether the potential supply chain is ready to work to Level 2 Building Information Modelling (BIM) procuring and managing data for the design, build, operation and maintenance of the new high speed rail link.
The survey is open to any company planning to bid for work on the £42.6bn project and is not a formal part of the procurement process. The aim of the survey is to identify areas where HS2 ltd can work with suppliers to help them get ready for the new requirements.
BIM Level 2 will be required for all central Government projects after 2016 and HS2 will be one of the first major public infrastructure projects to use it from the start.
"BIM provides a unique opportunity to design and build the railway in a virtual space long before the first spade goes in the ground. That means we can iron out the unforeseen problems, and get on with reducing risk on the project.
"It also allows our contractors to work collaboratively to find the best solutions for the project as a whole and share crucial information on design data, stakeholder interactions and asset information before, during and after construction.
HS2 ltd has appointed Mace Ltd to run the survey as part of a larger BIM Up-skilling Study. The study will include an electronic BIM capability scorecard for potential suppliers to complete, together with a series of interviews, meetings and events designed to capture views from the supply chain.
The survey is the first of a series of consultations announced at the HS2 Supply Chain Conference in Birmingham in November 2013.


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The ability to promote upcoming events and products, the ability to collect reviews and respond appropriately, and the ability to have your message spread throughout your community (through customers 'liking' and 'sharing') are left at the door when business declines to invest in their online, social presence.
How fortunate we are at the Boylan Point to be considered a family business. There is something about the dynamic of working with people that treat each other and our clients like one of the family. It helps that we have not been considered a dysfunctional family.
This tutorial will focus on how to export and import emails from your server by utilizing the Horde Webmail interface.
Things have been disastrous in Sonoma County and our neighboring counties. Wildfires have consumed more than 7,200 homes and businesses in the four-county spread.
We are back in our office and fully operational for the first time since this disaster of the Sonoma County fires took off.
Web design tips for 2018 that a lot of 2017 lists missed including Google Web Designer, voice search, material design and more.
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The objective in using long tail keywords is to rank high in a related short tail keyword, such as a 1-3 word keyword phrase.
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There is a big difference between margin and padding and knowing the differences and using them accordingly will help a developer in making better decisions in their design.
We're here to assist you in explaining what your options are, in order to accomplish your goal of deleting a company page from LinkedIn.


In honor of Mental Illness Awareness Week, I share some thoughts here on the often-assumed connection between mental illness and violence. What can you do this week to help decrease stigma and fear?
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Carlo Peroni
This article is about the Italian comic book artist. For the conductor, see Carlo Peroni (conductor).
Carlo Peroni (November 29, 1929 – December 13, 2011), also known as Perogatt, was an Italian comic book artist.
Born in Senigallia, Ancona, Peroni started his career in 1946 as a restorer and an icon painter.[1] In 1948 he started collaborating with the children magazine Il Giornalino, then he worked for a number of Italian and European magazines and newspapers, such as Corriere dei Piccoli, Guerin Sportivo, Bild-Zeitung. He also collaborated with RAI and wrote several books.[2]
Devoted to humorous comics, Peroni created, among others, Gianconiglio (also known as Sonny), Zio Boris, Nerofumo, Paciocco, Ispettore Perogatt.[2] He was also founder and author of the comics magazine Slurp!.[3]
^ Franco Fossati. "Peroni, Carlo". Dizionario Illustrato del Fumetto. Mondadori, 1992. ISBN 8804355441.
^ a b "Addio al papà di Calimero, il pulcino piccolo e nero". Il Messaggero. 14 December 2011. Archived from the original on 18 February 2013. Retrieved 9 January 2013.
^ Domenico Misciagna (15 December 2011). "Un addio slurpato a Carlo Peroni". Coming Soon. Retrieved 9 January 2013.
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One group, Americans for Peace, Prosperity, and Security, was formed last year on behalf of military contractors to hold events in early primary states with the explicit goal of pushing the candidates to support military engagement abroad.
And while local television stations regularly work with non-partisan, non-ideological groups to host and broadcast events such as candidate debates, the NH1 News network, owned by Bill Binnie, has gone a step further, providing its on-air talent to press the candidates on issues championed by its interest group partners.
NH1's Paul Steinhauser interviews APPS' Mike Rogers and Walt Havenstein, the former CEO of BAE Systems.
Binnie's NH1 News network, which operates WBIN-TV and includes over a dozen radio stations, also hosts a special interview series called "Fiscal Fridays" on behalf of Fix the Debt and the Concord Coalition, two groups bankrolled by billionaire Pete Peterson. Both groups encourage candidates to adopt the recommendations of the Simpson-Bowles commission — which in practice translates into pushing for corporate tax cuts and reductions in Social Security and Medicare.
Marco Rubio appeared at an NH1/APPS forum at the University of New Hampshire in Manchester on January 21. The candidate discussed his opposition to receiving Syrian refugees, the war against ISIS, and other foreign policy-related issues.
APPS was the official host, while NH1 was "the media partner for APPS and for this great series," said NH1 News anchor Paul Steinhauser, who moderated the event. Steinhauser kicked off the forum by asking Rubio a question provided to him by APPS "honorary chairman" Mike Rogers — the former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee-turned-CNN national security contributor — about how he would respond to reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered the assassination of former KGB operative Alexander Litvinenko.
"Chairman Rogers wants to know how you would reassert the U.S. and how you would kind of stymie Vladimir Putin if you were in the White House," Steinhauser said. Rubio responded that he would boost the defense capabilities and back more missile defense programs.
The "Fiscal Friday" program, which began in October of last year, was billed as a forum for critical information about the nation's budget. But Fix the Debt has come under fire for promoting only a narrow set of policies. Fix the Debt organizers are given talking points that encourage activists to ask about tax reform that must include reducing corporate rates and entitlement reforms that raise the eligibility age and reduce benefits.
When Martin O'Malley appeared on the program, NH1 News' Steinhauser pressed the former Maryland governor on whether his idea of tax reform would include lowering the corporate tax rate.
Similarly, when Chris Christie appeared on the "Fiscal Friday" program, Steinhauser noted that other Republican candidates had proposed killing off entire federal agencies, and asked if he would do the same.
During both programs, neither candidate was asked about debt-reduction strategies that fall outside the Peterson network's comfort zone, such as a financial transactions tax.
The Peterson network has also flooded Iowa and New Hampshire with television ads promoting its vision of debt reduction through entitlement cuts and tax reform. Records show the Peterson groups have purchased advertising on Binnie's WBIN-TV.
Timothy Karr, the senior director of strategy at Free Press, a media watchdog, says this is not the first time he's seen a television station company use the public airwaves to promote a narrow agenda during a presidential election. In 2004, Sinclair Broadcasting Group, a media company owned by a Republican donor, aired "Stolen Honor," an election-year movie designed to tar Democratic candidate John Kerry.


North Carolina homeowners in 12 counties have been granted an extension to enroll in a special program to make Hurricane Florence-damaged homes habitable again, according to a statement from Gov. Roy Cooper's office.
The program provides partial repairs at no cost to homeowners so Hurricane Florence survivors can return to and remain in their homes while longer-term repairs continue, according to the release. The partial repairs are made at no cost to the home owners.
The new enrollment deadline for the Sheltering and Temporary Essential Power (STEP) program is Sunday.
To participate, homeowners must fill out a Right of Entry form to give permission for an inspector and the builder to enter their homes. The form is online at www.ncstepflorence.com and more information is available at www.ncdps.gov/florencestep or by telephone at 833-257-1100 between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.
In addition to Cumberland County, the program is offered in Bladen, Robeson, Columbus, Brunswick, Carteret, Craven, Duplin, Jones, New Hanover and Onslow counties.
As of Sunday, 100 homes had been repaired or are under repair through the STEP program, the news release says. As of Friday, more than 3,100 homeowners had signed up for it.


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Biografia
Figlio di un medico, nel 1956 si è trasferito con la sua famiglia a Parigi, dove ha completato i propri studi laureandosi in scienze politiche. Nel contempo ha formato la propria cultura cinematografica, come altri cineasti suoi contemporanei, frequentando ogni sera la Cinémathèque, dove vedrà centinaia di film (fra cui molti muti, divenuti un punto di riferimento importante per il suo lavoro), e si è ritrovato a fare anche il traduttore simultaneo per i film non sottotitolati in francese. Dopo aver frequentato l'IDHEC (Institut des hautes études cinématographiques), è entrato nel mondo del cinema ricoprendo il ruolo di assistente per Louis Malle, Jean-Pierre Melville e Alain Resnais.

Il suo esordio alla regia è avvenuto nel 1966 con I turbamenti del giovane Törless, una trasposizione dell'omonimo romanzo di Robert Musil, che è stata poi presentata in concorso al 19º Festival di Cannes, dove ha vinto il Premio FIPRESCI. Nel 1971 ha sposato la regista Margarethe von Trotta, con cui nel 1975 girerà Il caso Katharina Blum. Ha raggiunto la notorietà e il riconoscimento internazionali con Il tamburo di latta (1979), vincitore della Palma d'oro al 32º Festival di Cannes e dell'Oscar per il migliore film straniero. Negli anni novanta ha accettato la direzione dello Studio Babelsberg.

Vita privata
Il suo matrimonio con la von Trotta è terminato con un divorzio. Schlöndorff ha poi avuto una figlia dalla seconda moglie Angelika.

Filmografia
 I turbamenti del giovane Törless (Der junge Törless) (1966)
 Vivi ma non uccidere (Mord und Totschlag) (1967)
 La spietata legge del ribelle (Michael Kohlhaas - Der Rebell) (1969)
 Baal (Baal) (1970)
 L'improvvisa ricchezza della povera gente di Kombach (Der plötzliche Reichtum der armen Leute von Kombach) (1971)
 Fuoco di paglia (Strohfeuer) (1972)
 La morale di Ruth Halbfass (Die Moral der Ruth Halbfass) (1972)
 Una notte in Tirolo (Übernachtung in Tirol) (1974)
 Il caso Katharina Blum (Die verlorene Ehre der Katharina Blum) (1975)
 Colpo di grazia (Der Fangschuss) (1976)
 Solo per scherzo, solo per gioco (Nur zum Spaß, nur zum Spiel) (1977)
 Germania in autunno (Deutschland im Herbst) (1978)
 Il tamburo di latta (Die Blechtrommel) (1979)
 L'inganno (Die Fälschung) (1981)
 Un amore di Swann (Un amour de Swann) (1983)
 Morte di un commesso viaggiatore (Death of a Salesman) (1985)
 Tutti colpevoli (A Gathering of Old Man) (1987)
 Il racconto dell'ancella (The Handmaid's Tale) (1990)
 Passioni violente (Homo Faber) (1991)
 L'orco - The Ogre (The Ogre) (1996)
 Palmetto - Un torbido inganno (Palmetto) (1998)
 Il silenzio dopo lo sparo (Die Stille nach dem Schuss) (2000)
 Der neunte Tag (2004)
 Strajk - Die Heldin von Danzig (2006)
 Ulzhan (Ulzhan) (2007)
 La Mer à l'aube (2011)
 Diplomacy - Una notte per salvare Parigi (Diplomatie) (2014)
Rückkehr nach Montauk (2017)

Onorificenze

Onorificenze tedesche

Onorificenze straniere

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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Studenti dell'Università di Parigi
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The Ruth Kirschstein Diversity in Science Award was established to honor an outstanding scientist who has shown a strong commitment to the encouragement of under-represented minorities to enter the scientific enterprise and/or to the effective mentorship of those within it. The award will consist of a plaque, a cash prize of $3,000, and travel expenses to present a lecture at the annual ASBMB meeting. The recipient will be chosen by the Minority Affairs Committee. Nominations must be originated by Society members; however, the nominee need not be an ASBMB member.


New Welsh Government legislation that will ban most fees and limit deposits for private renters has been passed by the National Assembly and is set to apply from the Autum.
The Renting Homes (Fees etc) (Wales) Bill will make it an offence to charge a tenant, any payment that is not specified as a 'permitted payment' by the legislation. This means tenants cannot be charged for things like an accompanied viewing, receiving an inventory, signing a contract, or renewing a tenancy. It is estimated the Bill will save tenants almost £200 per tenancy.
Letting agents and landlords will only be permitted to require a payment for rent, security deposits, holding deposits, a payment in default (when a tenant breaches a contract), and payments for council tax, utilities, a television licence, or communication services.
A clear, simple and robust enforcement regime to deal with breaches of the legislation will be created, according to Welsh Government. Fixed penalty notices may be issued against anyone seeking a prohibited payment. If penalties are not paid, alleged offences can be prosecuted through the Magistrates Court and could result in an unlimited fine. Rent Smart Wales will be notified of any offence, which they can take into account when considering whether to grant or renew a licence – without which an agent or landlord cannot let or rent properties in Wales.
Housing and local government minister Julie James said: 'The private rented sector now accounts for 13 per cent of all housing in Wales. It is a very important part of housing provision in Wales and this legislation brings clarity which will improve the reputation of the sector overall, and give people greater confidence that they are getting a fair deal. I want renting privately to be a positive choice which is accessible to all. .


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This is the seventeenth installment, comprising Act 3. Scene 3, in the online commentary on the Gospel of Mark, which I am blogging on throughout the liturgical year. Please see the sixteenth installment here. Links to the entire series are available in one spot at The Complete Gospel of Mark Online Commentary.
This is my division of the Gospel:
Prologue, 1:1-13;
Act 1, 1:14-3:6;
Act 2, 3:7-6:6;
Act 3, 6:7-8:26;
Act 4, 8:27-10:52;
Act 5, 11:1-13:37;
Act 6, 14:1-16:8(20).
Scene 3:
30 The apostles gathered around Jesus, and told him all that they had done and taught. 31 He said to them, "Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while." For many were coming and going, and they had no leisure even to eat. 32 And they went away in the boat to a deserted place by themselves. 33 Now many saw them going and recognized them, and they hurried there on foot from all the towns and arrived ahead of them. 34 As he went ashore, he saw a great crowd; and he had compassion for them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd; and he began to teach them many things. 35 When it grew late, his disciples came to him and said, "This is a deserted place, and the hour is now very late; 36 send them away so that they may go into the surrounding country and villages and buy something for themselves to eat." 37 But he answered them, "You give them something to eat." They said to him, "Are we to go and buy two hundred denarii worth of bread, and give it to them to eat?" 38 And he said to them, "How many loaves have you? Go and see." When they had found out, they said, "Five, and two fish." 39 Then he ordered them to get all the people to sit down in groups on the green grass. 40 So they sat down in groups of hundreds and of fifties. 41 Taking the five loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, and blessed and broke the loaves, and gave them to his disciples to set before the people; and he divided the two fish among them all. 42 And all ate and were filled; 43 and they took up twelve baskets full of broken pieces and of the fish. 44 Those who had eaten the loaves numbered five thousand men. 45 Immediately he made his disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side, to Bethsaida, while he dismissed the crowd. (NRSV)
The first few verses in Act 3, Scene 3 (vv.30-32) end the A-B-A narrative sandwich, or rather, the first of the nested A-B-A sandwiches, as the disciples who have been sent out (A1; Act 3, Scene 1) return to Jesus to explain their ministry (A2). In between, the story of John the Baptist's death and his disciples claiming the body and bringing it to a tomb has been inserted (B; Act 3, Scene 2). A smooth transition is now made which ends the A-B-A structure in which Mark has Jesus take them to a "deserted" place, to rest, eat and perhaps report on their mission, but they are overwhelmed by people coming to see, hear and be healed by Jesus. This, I would argue is the end of the first narrative sandwich and the beginning of a massive A-B-A sandwich, in which the two feeding miracles as a whole - A1 (6:30-56) and A2 (8:1-21) – form a sandwich around the whole of chapter 7 (B = 7:1-37) and in which chapter 7, as well as the feeding miracles, are only completely explicable in light of each other.
The disciples get no time to be alone with Jesus, even though he recognizes their need for it, and even as he takes time for himself whenever possible. The people are aware of who they are– "now many saw them going and recognized them, and they hurried there on foot from all the towns and arrived ahead of them" (6:33) – and note that it is they, including the apostles, and not just Jesus alone. The apostles are becoming the equivalent of ancient Jewish rock stars – known by all and with crowds all around desirous to get close to them. We have just seen in Act 3, Scene 2 that danger lurks for the apostles of the teacher Jesus, just like it did for the disciples of John the Baptist, partly because the people are responding to Jesus' message and deeds, in which the apostles now participate. It must be heady stuff, and with adoring crowds, does the danger from the authorities even register for them at this time? Mark has alerted us to the danger, the auditors, the viewers, through the omnipresence of the narrator. But whatever they know, or whatever they remain ignorant to, still, they want time to relax and recuperate. It will not come now.
Though Jesus encouraged the apostles to go and be alone, when Jesus "went ashore, he saw a great crowd; and he had compassion for them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd; and he began to teach them many things" (6:34). Jesus' compassion for the crowd trumps personal needs, for him or his apostles, and so he begins to teach the people. The next two verses reveal a practical reality, and perhaps tension, and the apostles' raising the issue with Jesus could point either to their concern for the crowd or their desire to be rid of them finally (or a mix of both):
35 When it grew late, his disciples came to him and said, "This is a deserted place, and the hour is now very late; 36 send them away so that they may go into the surrounding country and villages and buy something for themselves to eat."
Jesus, whose compassion was what has kept the crowd with him late into the night, has yet another thing to teach the apostles: "You give them something to eat" (6:37). The apostles, again focused on the practical not the possible, at least not the possible with Jesus, answer him as directly as he has challenged them: "Are we to go and buy two hundred denarii worth of bread, and give it to them to eat?" (6:37). Jesus' teaching though is sometimes with words and sometimes with actions (or a mix of both) and so he asked them how much food they had with them, which amounts to only five loaves and two fish (6: 38). Jesus instructed his apostles to have the people sit on the grass and fed them all with the limited food he had been given (6:39-40). The people are sitting, though, in groups of fifties and hundreds, so when we are told at the end of the passage that 5,000 men had been fed (not counting women and children; 6:44), the exact number might be a surprise, but not that there was a huge crowd. How can they be fed with five fish and two loaves?
Mark does not explain Jesus' action in detail except to say that "taking the five loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, and blessed and broke the loaves, and gave them to his disciples to set before the people; and he divided the two fish among them all. And all ate and were filled; and they took up twelve baskets full of broken pieces and of the fish" (6:41-43). The blessing and the breaking of the bread reproduce later Christian liturgical language, particularly that of the Eucharist as celebrated in the early Church, but there is no reason to doubt that Jesus' spiritual blessing was at the heart of the feeding miracle. It is not just that all were fed, though this is central, but that twelve baskets full of bread and fish remained after everyone ate their fill. This detail will become important when the whole of Scene 3 is pieced together, but for now it is important to point out only that the number 12 is the number of Tribes of Israel, the number of Apostles and the number associated with the woman with a hemorrhage and Jairus' daughter.
After feeding the crowd, Jesus "made his disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side, to Bethsaida, while he dismissed the crowd" (6:45). We have ended one chapter abruptly only to have started a new chapter in the narrative as abruptly, but again the questions answered pale in comparison to the questions remaining: what will the apostles ask Jesus about the feeding? Should they have known he could do it? Or were they expected to do it themselves? What is the impact of this action for the apostles? For those who were fed? Why did Jesus send the apostles away before dismissing the crowd? Was it simply to get a head start on much needed time alone? Or are they to reflect and discuss what just took place? And what is next in their education, in the revelation of Jesus and his ministry, and in the trajectory of the ministry in general?
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Leonardo Journal supporting the convergence of all media at the intersection of art and technology
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Rhizome online publications
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Real Time (Australia) Ezine covering visual arts, dance, music, new media, installation art, performance art, festivals and more. An interesting read.
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Switch Magazine
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Net Culture (Greece) e-zine digital culture and its aspects. Users can upload their works and ideas.
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New Media Notes (Ireland) free e-mail newsletter, online resource & print feature for artists working with technology and new media
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Books and reading resources; technical & theoretical
Art and Electronic Media / Edward Shanken
Robot Builders Sourcebook / Gordon McComb
James Turrell eclipse / James Turrell
War in the age of intelligent machines / by Manuel de Landa
Reframing Consciousness / edited by Roy Ascott.
The language of new media / Lev Manovich.
Lifescience / herausgegeben von Gerfried Stocker und Christine Schopf. Bright and a CD by Paul Schutze.
Machine beauty elegance and the heart of technology / David Gelernter.
Retrato Proteico / Marta de Menezes
Decon / Martade Menezes
Alan Rath robotics.
Interactive works / Agnes Hegedus
Devices of wonder from the world in a box to images on a screen/ Barbara Maria Stafford and Frances Terpak; with an object list by Isotta Poggi.
Telematic embrace visionary theories of art, technology, and consciousness / Roy Ascott; edited and with an essay by Edward A. Shanken.
The art of the motor / Paul Virilio; translated by Julie Rose.
Electronic culture technology and visual representation /edited by Tim Druckrey; preface by Allucquere Rosanne Stone.
Multimedia from Wagner to virtual reality / edited by Randall Packer and Ken Jordan; foreword by William Gibson.
Ars Electronica facing the future a survey of two decades /edited by Timothy Druckrey with Ars Electronica.
Illuminations / Walter Benjamin; edited and with an introduction by Hannah Arndt; translated by Harry Zohn
Parallax essays on art, culture and technology / Darren Tofts.
New media in late 20th-century art / Michael Rush
The question concerning technology and other essays / Martin High
Techne art and technology from the machine aesthetic to the post human / R.L. Rutsky.
Heidegger; translated and with an introduction by William Lovitt.
Art & technology in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Pierre Francastel; foreword by Yve-Alain Bois; translated by Randall Cherry.
Mediating the human body technology, communication, and fashion / edited by Leopoldina Fortunati, James E. Katz, Raimonda Riccini.
Post-digital painting / [curated by Joe Houston; foreword by Gregory Wittkopp; essays by Joe Houston]
Maeda@media / John Maeda; [foreword by Nicholas Negroponte]
Curating new media Third Baltic International Seminar 2001 / Tamas Banovich ... [et al.]; edited by Sarah Cook,
A history of experimental film and video from canonical avant-
garde to contemporary British practice / A.L. Rees.
Camera Lucida reflections on photography / Roland Barthes; translated by Richard Howard.
Frequencies investigations into culture, history and technology/ edited by Melanie Keen.
Art and religion, art and science, art and production / Albert Gleizes; translation, introduction and notes by Peter Brooke; with a foreword by Bruce Arnold
Update 2.0 medien kunst aktuell aus Deutschland = current media art from Germany.
Words of light theses on the photography of history / Eduardo Cadava.
Leonardo Almanac, International Resources in Art Science and Technology REF. NX 212 .159 L46 1993
Leonardo Magazine, Back issues on the shelves.
Art and the Future, Douglass and Davis, Praeger
Vision as a Mediated Experience, Norman Bryson
Vision and Technology, Paul Virilio
Information Theory Signal & Noise, Claude Shannon
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, Walter Benjamin
Computers and the Simulacra, Beaudrillard's
La Machine de Vision, Paul Virilio.
International Directory of Electronic Arts / IDEA
Digital Visions, Computers and Art, Cynthia Goodman
Art of The Electronic Age / Frank Popper
Art and technology / edited by Rene Berger and Lloyd Eby.
Art and technology a time-line review / (Bonnie Wilder).
Electronic culture technology and visual representation
The vision machine / Paul Virilio.
Virtual seminar on the bioapparatus.
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Navan is not far from Dublin, and it's certainly possible to visit the region during a series of daytrips from Ireland's capital. However, there's something decidedly satisfying about getting out of the city and spending a night or two here in the countryside, which is riddled with prehistoric sites and legendary attractions.
The actual city of Navan is forgettable from a tourist's perspective, but that doesn't mean you can't take advantage of the local facilities. This is an excellent place to pick up gifts and souvenirs, as well as to enjoy an evening out. Beyond, visitors are well-served by looking into car hire in Navan so that they can get out and explore County Meath.
The Boyne Valley—and, in particular, the Boyne's convergence with the Blackwater—marks one of Ireland's most historically important regions. The headlining attraction here is Brú na Bóinne (Palace of the Boyne), which was recently designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This Neolithic necropolis is actually a collection of several sites. Foremost among these is Newgrange, a mind-bogglingly ancient passage tomb that was lost to history until the 17th century. At first glance, it is little more than an impressively large grassy mound, measuring 80 metres across and 13 metres tall. The wonder sets in when you consider its age. Newgrange is a full 1,000 years older than Stonehenge and roughly 600 years older than Egypt's pyramids. If that doesn't impress, consider the fact that most (if not all) of the 97 giant kerbstones used to build this structure were quarried some 80 km away and transported here across mountainous terrain with Stone-Age technology.
The builders of Newgrange had a startling grasp of astronomy. They installed a light box at the entrance of this tomb that is perfectly aligned to receive a single ray of light each year during the winter solstice. In an Indiana-Jones-style affair, this tomb is locked in utter darkness for an entire year before it's bathed in light for a mere 17 minutes. As you can imagine, the waiting list for those eager to witness this event is long and difficult to land on. A few lucky people are chosen by lottery each year.
There are two other impressive passage tombs at Brú na Bóinne, though none with the dramatic flair of Newgrange. One of these, Dowth, is also aligned to the winter solstice. The other, Knowth, is every bit as old as Newgrange. From an archaeological standpoint, it's even more important. It was home to the most extensive collection of passage art ever excavated in Western Europe. Knowth remained an important site long after Newgrange was forgotten, so it features many more additions and developments.
You could easily spend a few days marvelling at Brú na Bóinne, but there's much more to see in County Meath. Headlining this list are two legendary hills that played crucial roles in Ireland's transition from Kingship to Christendom.
The first is the Hill of Tara, a legendary coronation site of the kings of Ireland. From a distance, it's little more than a green hill. However, this hill was the site of ancient rites and coronations long before St Patrick drove the snakes from Ireland. Druids were active here before each of Ireland's 142 kings were crowned upon the Stone of Destiny (which has been relocated to the Royal Enclosure). Legend has it that aspirers to the throne would stand atop the stone. If the stone let out three cries, the nominee was crowned.
St Patrick took to the Hill of Slane in the 5th century in response to a royal edict from Tara's high kings outlawing Christianity. Early Christian tradition holds that he lit a signal fire here on Easter Sunday in defiance of the edict. As such, the Hill of Slane is synonymous with the rise of Christianity in Ireland. When the king and his entourage arrived to quell St Patrick's defiance, the saint unleashed an onslaught of cataclysms and miracles, culminating in a quick sermon in which he used a shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity. The ruins of several religious structures are still standing—most notable an extant bell tower from a 16th-century friary. A signal fire is still lit here each year on the evening before Easter.
You'll find Europe's largest Norman Castle right here in County Meath. Construction on Trim Castle started in the 1100s, and it was well-built enough to resist a seven-week siege about a century later. Plenty of the original structure still stands, making this a key attraction for the region. Trim is a popular place to book hotels near Navan, as rooms with a view invariably take in the old fortress.
The Old Melligont Abbey in Drogheda is another important 12th-century site. It stands alongside the river Mattock (a tributary of the Boyne) and is the oldest Cistercian abbey in Ireland. The abbey's in ruins, but that's central to its appeal. Visitors who arrive between May and October can join a guided tour. Otherwise, make point of admiring the Chapter House and the Lavabo on your own.


Secret Server has supported a "Mobile Edition" for over a year now but it is always tricky making sure that it works correctly on all devices.
Our approach was to bake mobile support into the base product (ASP.NET based) so it simply scales down to the capability of the device. That sounds simple but unfortunately it depends on making sure that functionality will work with all the limitations of various devices.
My own favorite BlackBerry 8820 does a reasonable job of helping me get to the password I need in emergencies but it is hardly a pleasant browsing experience. In fairness, no browsing on the device is particularly pleasant since it is slow, struggles with most layouts and has a small screen. That said, I love it dearly and browsing has never been a core requirement for me since email, contacts and calendar are definitely my most essential.
Today we had a customer ask about the Treo 700 so I tried out the emulator from the Palm website. It seems to work fine with Secret Server and I was able to browse around and access passwords.
Do your web applications support mobile devices and if so how do you test them?
From solo developer to team coder (TDD, C# and Mocks) A sign that you are no longer a startup.


The summer blockbuster movie. After weeks of hype and aggressive marketing with action-packed trailers, millions of people file into a movie house to view a spectacular show. Yet, all too often in today's movie-making industry, the glitzy special effects overshadow a weak and uncreative plot. Thus, because of these bells and whistles, the masses are fooled to believe that they are witnessing a spectacle of epic proportions. But the discriminating viewer leaves the movie house feeling somewhat empty, having been duped by the hype.
So, what's this drivel about movies all about, and how does it relate to Sunkissed, the 2002 cd released by a musician/programmer under the moniker of Guitar? Well, in some ways, Sunkissed reminds me of a summer box office hit, even if the comparison doesn't totally fit. After all, Sunkissed is hardly a candidate to become platinum with its shoegaze-meets-beats approach, and my usual contempt for mindless summer movies is surely note voked by this cd. Yet, indeed, Sunkissed has that all-too-familiar feel of a cd with lots of bells and whistles while offering little in the way of plot. After seeing this cd hyped by trusted sites like Parasol and Tonevendor (who, interestingly, heralded Sunkissed as a landmark album in the music world), I was expecting to be almost literally blown away by the music. To be sure, the sonic gymnastics on the disc are quite impressive. Guitar takes sounds of distorted guitars and layers and loops them to the extreme, creating an odd bed of harmonic noise. Witness the sounds that Guitar uses on "Track 2"; a thick, syrupy layer of guitar insanity. Under the foundation of noise, Guitar incorporates relatively simple electronic beats, and tops off his creations with a dose of female vocals. And it is precisely at this point that Sunkissed falls short of being the miracle of sound it is touted by some to be. Simply put, the songs on the disc are relatively simple, almost to the point of being uncreative and over repetitive. There seems to be no sense of direction in the songs…it sounds like Guitar added simple melodies over his formidable sonic creations. But, by starting with the sounds rather than the songs, the cd suffers. The strongest song on the disc, "Queen Bee", is wisely featured twice on the disc: once as atypical wall-of-sound creation, and once as a stripped-down remix at the end of the cd. This remix version gives the listener a chance to hear what Guitar is capable of when he caters his sounds to fit the song: it is haunting, beautiful, and is the most focused song on the disc.
Perhaps this review is too harsh. I actually like Sunkissed. The sounds are memorizing, and the disc is a cohesive listen. Maybe, after all is said and done, I've simply been a victim of the hype surrounding this disc…hype that elevated my expectations to a too-high level. But, I still can't stop the nagging feeling that Sunkissed could be so much more than it is. For fans of: My Bloody Valentine, loveliescrushing, shoegaze in general.


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We Made History | Kaiser National Bargaining Update: July 8-9, 2018
The Fight is Not Over
Over 2,500 UNAC/UHCP and Alliance of Health Care Unions members deluged the Hilton Costa Mesa on July 8 in an epic show of solidarity—the largest show of force in 20 years of Labor-Management Partnership bargaining. We sent a message that can't be ignored: we stand united for our patients and for our contract.
"This is the most powerful day in our history," said Denise Duncan, RN, UNAC/UHCP President. "This is who we are. This is about what we stand for."
But the fight is not over. When bargaining ended Monday, we remained far apart on our highest priority patient safety, economic and partnership issues, including:
• KP proposing to eliminate our no cancellations language.
• KP pushing for higher health plan co-pays.
• KP made record profits last year but continues to hammer "affordability" and budget over the best standards of patient care.
• KP's commitment to partnership remains in doubt.
Local bargaining begins July 24. By our request the next national bargaining dates were pushed out to August 28 and 29 so we can elevate any local contract disagreements to the national table if needed.
We must carry the power of Sunday's rally through the summer to win a strong contract that maintains the standards we've set for the best place to work and receive care.
Sign our petition at unacuhcp.org/unitedtowin.
Cancellations Strike at the Heart of KP
"We used to get cancelled two or three shifts per pay period when I started as a nurse and didn't belong to a union," President Duncan, RN, told a union caucus on Monday. "I couldn't make my mortgage because I never got a full paycheck, and that was standard practice in the industry. Most of us worked two or three jobs just to survive. Nurses were retiring at the poverty level."
"I came to Kaiser in 1985 because they didn't cancel nurses," Duncan continued. "But soon they followed the market. That's why we fought so hard for our no cancellations language. I'm not going to let us give it up. We earn more as nurses and health care professionals now and we can retire with dignity because we belong to a union. This is personal for us."
"Cancelling staff makes no sense at all," said Charmaine Morales, RN, UNAC/UHCP Executive Vice President. "And it doesn't make any sense at all that those who are not taking care of the patients are trying to define it. It's wrong. It's their recommendation. But it's going to be before the full CIC on our next bargaining session August 28 and 29."
Far Apart on Priorities: Highlights and Details from Bargaining
Bargaining began Sunday with Alliance leaders including Bill Rouse, UNAC/UHCP Executive Director, presenting our bargaining interests to management and 2,500+ member observers.
Highlights from the presentation:
• Kaiser had its best net profit ever last year: $3.8 billion, and its second best year ever for operating profit.
• KP wants to be the best at care but only an average employer—an impossible combination.
• "You don't listen to us about staffing. Every time we bring it up you mention budget." –Bill Rouse
• We're concerned about the future of partnership—we believe in it more than management:
o 76% of our members are committed to the Partnership, yet
o Only 40% have ever received LMP training
• We make Partnership agreements which management doesn't follow.
• Kaiser is sliding toward a part-time workforce:
o RNs went from 60% full-time down to 53% of the total RN workforce from 2010 to 2017, at the same time that per diems increased from 12% to 19%.
o Managers can't get full time positions approved but they can slide in another per diem.
o One of five per diems works more than 1,000 hours per year.
• In some Kaiser regions outside California wage increases have not kept pace with cost of living.
• Management seems more invested in technology than investing in the best workforce.
• "In health care, technology does not take care of patients. We do." –Bill Rouse
We Have Strong Support from Political Leaders
The 2,500+ Alliance members who attended bargaining were addressed by three California political leaders. Highlights:
"We know that your strength comes from your solidarity. It comes from standing together and speaking with one voice. We know that you are the heart and soul of Kaiser. You're not only fighting for one another but you're fighting for your patients." –Nathan Fletcher, former CA Assemblymember, candidate for San Diego County Board of Supervisors
"I am the daughter of a nurse. She just wanted to take care of her patients, but she knew the only way workers were listened to is if they had a union. You bargain for ratios and patient care. I was raised with that spirit and I love to see how strong it is today in this room." –Lorena Gonzales Fletcher, CA Assemblymember, 80th District
"You are the ones who make the union strong. So keep doing what you're doing. Kaiser is very lucky to have all of you. You care for their patients, your patients. So now it's time for Kaiser to step up and take care of all of you." –Connie Leyva, CA Senate District 20, Senate Health Committee Chair
Some Agreements Were Reached
Despite remaining far apart on many issues, we did achieve consensus on some issues:
• The Partnership subgroup recommended and the full CIC approved LMP training within 90 days of being hired or accreted into the National Agreement.
• The Operational Effectiveness subgroup recommended and the full CIC approved a plan to create early engagement timelines to meet within 30 days when management identifies an interest around flexibility.
• In the Economics subgroup management committed that all side letters are still binding, including those related to employment security and the Ben Hudnall Trust.
• Management also agreed to establish a new LMP trust for Alliance members, with increased funding for the Ben Hudnall Education Trust.
With so many crucial issues still in question—cancellations, staffing, patient care, our wages and benefits, and Kaiser's commitment to Partnership—we must continue to make history with our solidarity.
Plan to attend an upcoming bargaining session to let management know we won't settle for anything less than the best patient care and the best place to work.


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German Engineer Reino Eskelinen Is Seeking Support for His Hybrid Motorcycle Project
Lorch, Germany -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/24/2015 -- Lorch, Germany - Reino Eskelinen, an engineer who was born in Finland but has lived in Germany since 1979, has a landmark design for a new type of hybrid, emission-free motorcycle. He has a patent, a budget, a timeline and a business plan.
What he needs now is some financial and logistical support.
Eskelinen is looking for a hydraulic equipment company to provide parts for the construction of a prototype and/or a manufacturer to help produce the motorcycle.
"I'm taking a global view of this project," says Eskelinen, who heads up Reino Race Consulting, which is based in Lorch, about 130 miles northwest of Munich. "It is extremely important that we develop a hybrid motorcycle. In a highly-populated city like Beijing, people sometimes cannot even breathe properly because of all the air pollution.
"Plus, in these crowded cities there is no room for cars so people use motorcycles and bicycles. Bikes are fine for short distances but a motorcycle is needed for any trip of significant distance. It's for these types of situations that a hybrid motorcycle would really make an impact."
Eskelinen, who has more than 30 years of automotive engineering experience, is confident that he can prove the value of a hybrid motorcycle by building a prototype, which can demonstrate the functionality and benefits.
"Don't forget," he adds, "a hybrid would also save on fuel costs."
Eskelinen is looking to initiate discussions with companies and investors who are interested in this project. He can be reached at reino_race@yahoo.de
About Reino Eskelinen
Reino Eskelinen is a motorcycle engineer from Germany, who has more than 30 years of automotive engineering experience. He is developing a hybrid motorcycle and is looking to initiate discussions with companies and investors who are interested in this project.
Contact Name: Reino Eskelinen
Company Name: Reino Race Consulting Int.
Email Address: reino_race@yahoo.de
City: Lorch
State: Baden-Wurttemberg
Phone Number: +49-1741779138
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Dunk Island View Caravan Park
History of El Arish and the Tavern
Est in 1927, this classic Pub has all that you would want. Great meals - steak and seafood, Nth Qld Pubobilia on the walls to keep you interested for hours and has axe cut wooden beams and poles. It is one of the focal points of the area and is often visited by history buffs wanting to find the origin of the name "El Arish".
El Arish the town, (pronounced El-A-rīsh) is nestled in the Mission Beach hinterland just off the Bruce Highway between Tully in the south and Innisfail in the north. It is surrounded by rainforest, cane paddocks, banana farms and beautiful scenery.
Mission Beach, Kurrimine Beach and Dunk Island are right on the door-step.
It has a tiny population (around 270) but many of the families still living in El Arish and surrounds have ancestors that came to this Soldier Settlement when it was established under "The Returned Soldiers Settlement Act of 1917". Under the Act the area was first called "The Maria Creek Soldiers' Settlement" at El Arish and was established on the 1st August 1920.
In the First World War a battle was fought at Arish on the Sinai Peninsula in 1916. This was a significant battle with the combined British, Australian and New Zealand forces securing El Arish in December 1916, and thus successfully clearing the whole of the Sinai Peninsula of Turkish forces. Francis Paxton Martin served in Palestine and on his return he was the supervisor of the Maria Creek soldier settlement, and he later named the town El Arish presumably in memory of that battle.
The town of Arish (Sinai) is by a big wadi, the Wadi Al Arish, which receives flash flood water from much of north - not unlike our town of El Arish. Arish is the capital and largest city of the Egyptian governorate of North Sinai, as well as the largest city on the entire Sinai Peninsula, lying on the Mediterranean coast of the Sinai peninsula, 344 kilometers (214 mi) northeast of Cairo. Arish is distinguished by its clear blue water, widespread fruitful palmy wood on its coast, and its soft white sand.
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Marcel Dionne
Updated on Apr 30, 2021
Position centre
Name Marcel Dionne
Career start 1971
Shot Right
Role ice hockey player
Spouse Carol Dionne (m. 1975)
National team Canada
Siblings Gilbert Dionne
Playing career 1971–1989
Born August 3, 1951 (age 69) Drummondville, QC, CAN (1951-08-03)
Played for Detroit Red WingsLos Angeles KingsNew York Rangers
NHL Draft 2nd overall, 1971Detroit Red Wings
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Marcel Elphège "Little Beaver" Dionne (born August 3, 1951) is A Canadian retired professional ice hockey Centre who played 18 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings and New York Rangers. Marcel Dionne was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992. On January 27, 2017, in a ceremony during the All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, Dionne became part of the second group of players to be named one of the '100 Greatest NHL Players' in history.
Legends of hockey marcel dionne
Junior career
Dionne's first junior Season was in 1968 for the Drummondville Rangers of the former Quebec Junior Hockey League, in which he scored over two goals a game in Drummondville's losing effort in the Memorial Cup Playoffs.
When the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League formed in 1969, Dionne departed to play in the Ontario Hockey Association, then-regarded as a higher-calibre level of competition, spending the next three seasons with the St. Catharines Black Hawks. He became the league's preeminent star, winning scoring titles in 1970 and 1971 and adding a record 122 points in 43 playoff games. Dionne's scoring feats were marred by one of the most infamous events in Canadian junior hockey during the 1971 Richardson Cup finals against the Quebec Remparts. Following a riot in Quebec City after the penalty-filled fourth game of the series in which Dionne's Black Hawks' team bus was attacked by the mob, the fifth game was played at a neutral site, and the remainder of the series was not played due to fears of further violence.
Dionne finished his junior career by shattering the OHA's career scoring record, which was not broken until Dale McCourt did so in the 1977 season. He was subsequently drafted in the first round (second overall, behind Rempart rival Guy Lafleur) by the Detroit Red Wings in the 1971 NHL Entry Draft.
Dionne played his first four seasons with the Red Wings, where he was one of the few stars on an otherwise stagnant team that failed to make the playoffs.
Despite having teammates such as Alex Delvecchio and Mickey Redmond, Dionne's frustrations with losing were evident. His agent, Alan Eagleson pushed for more money. The owner of the Los Angeles Kings, Jack Kent Cooke, offered Dionne $300,000 per year. A deal was struck with the Red Wings and Dionne was traded for Terry Harper, Dan Maloney, cash, and draft picks; Dionne then signed with the Kings and became their franchise player. At the time, it was the richest deal in hockey history.
During his time with the Los Angeles Kings, he played eleven and one-half seasons and formed the famed "Triple Crown Line", centring Charlie Simmer and Dave Taylor. Despite Dionne's production during the regular season, he was frustrated with the Kings' lack of playoff success; they made the postseason from 1976–82 but only advanced to the second round three times for a total of 43 playoff games. During the 1986–87 season, Dionne mentored the rookies of the Kings as Mickey Redmond had mentored him during his rookie years in Detroit. He took eventual Calder Trophy winner Luc Robitaille, Jimmy Carson and Steve Duchesne under his wing.
Despite the rapport with the rookies, there was also a falling out with coach Pat Quinn; moreover, the aging Kings were on track to miss the playoffs. Dionne did not want to be part of a rebuilding project and either wanted an immediate upgrade to the roster or a trade to a contender. He was traded to the New York Rangers.
He played his remaining two and a half seasons there, where the Rangers lost in the first round of the playoffs twice and missed the playoffs once. He retired in 1989. One consolation was that he would finally have Guy Lafleur as his teammate to mark the beginning of the 1988–89 NHL season.
In January 2004, Dionne was featured on a Canadian postage stamp. As part of the NHL All-Stars Collection, Dionne was immortalized along with five other All-Stars.
Dionne has homes in Niagara Falls, Ontario and Clarence Center, New York. He has maintained a large business and investment portfolio since his playing days, operating a sports memorabilia store in Buffalo and buying and selling real estate. Dionne owns a diner in Niagara Falls as well as a sports memorabilia store.
During his first season for Detroit in 1972, he set an NHL record for scoring by a rookie with 77 points. This record has since been surpassed.
His best season was 1979–80 when he had 137 points. That season, he was tied for the league lead in points with Wayne Gretzky. Dionne was awarded the Art Ross Trophy for scoring two more goals than Gretzky, the only time he won the award. Dionne also won the Ted Lindsay Award (formerly called the Lester B. Pearson Award) in 1979 and 1980, and the Lady Byng Trophy in 1975 and 1977.
Dionne was the third of seven men to reach the 700-goal plateau, and currently ranks fifth among all-time goal scorers, with 731. He is ranked sixth in points, with 1771. He is tenth in career assists with 1,040. He was second in assists, goals, and points when he retired in 1989 (he is 70 goals, 9 assists, and 79 points behind Gordie Howe in all categories).
He was also the last active player in the NHL to have participated in the 1972 Summit Series. Despite not playing in the 1972 Summit Series, he did play for Team Canada in the 1976 Canada Cup and the 1981 Canada Cup. For the 1976 Canada Cup, his linemates were Bobby Hull and Phil Esposito. He was also on a line with Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler and they were on the ice when the tournament winning goal was scored. While on the 1981 team, he was on a line with Wayne Gretzky and Guy Lafleur. Dionne also won a bronze medal in the 1978, 1983 and 1986 World Ice Hockey Championships. In the 1978 edition, he was named the top forward.
Dionne is third in the NHL for most 100+ point seasons. He has had eight 100+ point seasons in his NHL career, only behind Wayne Gretzky's fifteen 100+ point seasons and Mario Lemieux's ten 100+ point seasons.
Marcel Dionne was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992. In 1998, he was ranked number 38 on The Hockey News' list of the 100 Greatest Hockey Players, the highest-ranking player to have not won a Stanley Cup since 2001 when No. 14-ranked Ray Bourque won with the Colorado Avalanche. Dionne had not come close to doing so, as he never advanced beyond the second round of the playoffs. When the Los Angeles Kings finally reached the Stanley Cup finals in 1993, after advancing to and winning their first conference finals, Dionne gave Dave Taylor a congratulatory call.
The former Centre Civique arena in Drummondville was renamed Centre Marcel Dionne in his honour after his retirement.
Dionne's younger brother Gilbert also played in the NHL and won a Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens in 1993. Gilbert is Marcel's junior by nineteen years.
Prior to the start of the 1993–94 season, Dionne helped to create local interest in the ECHL's newest franchise, the South Carolina Stingrays. With the help of some young players, Dionne gave an on-ice demonstration of the rules of hockey to the southern audience.
Dionne currently resides in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and owns Marcel Dionne enterprises. He is an occasional member of the Buffalo Sabres Alumni Hockey Team despite never playing, or living there as a player.
He is also a Royal Ambassador for the Kings organization.
1969–70 – Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy Winner
1969–70 – OHA Second All-Star Team
1970–71 – OHA First All-Star Team
1974–75 – Lady Byng Trophy Winner
1974–75 – Played in NHL All-Star Game
1976–77 – NHL First Team All-Star
1977–78 – Named Best Forward at the World Hockey Championships
1978–79 – NHL Second Team All-Star
1978–79 – Lester B. Pearson Award Winner
1979–80 – Art Ross Trophy Winner
1992 – Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame
Traded to Los Angeles Kings by Detroit with Bart Crashley for Terry Harper, Dan Maloney, and Los Angeles' 2nd Round Pick in 1976 (The Draft Pick was later dealt to the Minnesota North Stars and they drafted Jim Roberts)
Traded to the New York Rangers by Los Angeles with Jeff Crossman and Los Angeles' 3rd Round Pick in 1989 (The Draft Pick was later dealt to the Minnesota North Stars and they drafted Murray Garboutt) for Bobby Carpenter and Tom Laidlaw.
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