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From the Tablet Reviews: The Book of Negroes, Episode 5
In Canada we pride ourselves on the strides forward that we have made in the fields of human rights, race relations, and gender equity. We have our charters, anti-discrimination laws, and committees promoting multiculturalism. We do this so much so that we often forget that historically, Canada has a terrible record for violence against non-Europeans. Many of these acts have been undertaken with utter impunity. When looking at Canada on the surface it is unthinkable that this great nation could ever be home to the slave trade, that the native population has and continues to experience economic and physical violence, or that Canada was the home of North America's first recorded race riot. When studying history and trying to understand and explain it, it is important to approach it with an open mind. People rarely are the same as we remember them and as I mentioned in my last review, history is much deeper and far more nuanced than what we read on a page decades or even centuries after the event.
In this episode of CBC's The Book of Negroes we travel with Aminata to the British colony of Nova Scotia. We follow her through the gauntlet of hardships, both natural and manmade as she tries to scratch out an existence in her new home. We learn about a very shameful chapter in Canadian history through the Birchtown riot. We get a glimpse into the entitlement and vehement xenophobia of European settlers, and we see the beginnings of a grand adventure back across the sea to the Motherland.
Now before we get into any more discussion, it is my duty to inform you of the following:
**********************SPOILER ALERT!!!*****************
This is episode 5, and if you are only now getting into the series and are trying to start here, be ashamed of yourself and go back to episode one. If you just happened to miss this last episode then ignore that last thing I said and please click here to join the rest of the civilized world: http://www.cbc.ca/bookofnegroes/
I found it challenging to find the right words to describe the gravitas of this episode. The entire series thus far has been a sobering lesson on the inhumanity that our species is capable of. Even in freedom Aminata does not see peace. If there is one thing that this episode has made very clear, it is, in the words of Titus Maccius Plautus: "homo homini lupus" or man is a wolf to man. This lesson is well foreshadowed at the outset of the episode when Aminata arrives at the destitute town of Shelburne and on her first day is harassed by frustrated white locals and witnesses the corpse of a local African man being devoured by a starving wolf (which was really a husky, but we all know they meant wolf). Though she is met with the threat of attack, the heavily pregnant Aminata fortuitously encounters kindred spirits in Jason Wood (played by a charismatic Matt Ward) and Daddy Moses (played by the great Louis Gossett Jr.), who save her from attack. They find her accommodations, food, and clothing in Birchtown, a settlement for Black Loyalists.
There is little food and even less work, causing the relations between the Europeans and free Africans to become as cold and barren as the landscape they inhabit. Tensions continue to spread as what little work is available is shared between the Europeans and the Africans, who are hired to work at often times less than half the wages of their white counterparts. Some of the Africans living there are forced by egregiousness state of their poverty and desperation to seek indentured work. Aminata births and loses another child while she continues to pine away for her darling Chekura. Life is hard with the constant harassment from Europeans and the hardships of their new home. The situation becomes so intolerable that the Africans of Birchtown write to anyone that will read their letters appealing for salvation from the oppression of the Europeans of Shelburne and the unfulfilled promises of the crown. Aminata finds work birthing children, though this does not provide for all of her needs. She eventually seeks employment at the print shop of Maria Witherspoon (played by a seasoned Jane Alexander), the mother of one of the most violently racist men in the town. Aminata is promptly fired after Maria's racist son is killed on the road to Birchtown after trying to rape her. Captain Clarkson reappears with news that 1,000 Black Loyalists will be transplanted to Sierra Leone as part of a relocation plan for the benefit of the British Empire. A very happy Chekura reappears and swears to Aminata that he will never leave again while lamenting the loss of their second child. Aminata is commissioned to facilitate the mass exodus of Africans from Nova Scotia. The movement sets in motion a series of violent events where Maria, prior to her murder by Cummings Shakespeare (Steven James) incites the European men of the town to violence, which boils over into the historic Shelburne riot in which the Birchtown is reduced to ash. We end the episode at the start of Aminata's final journey home.
Episode 5 played like a feature length film, full of symbolism, character development, and a rollercoaster of emotions. This episode lays bare many unspoken truths about Canada's history of race relations and the true underpinnings of race based violence and xenophobia. These all manifest in the fear of change, the sense of white supremacy and entitlement, and the phenomenon of kinship survival.
We are almost immediately greeted with a manifestation of the fear of change when Aminata arrives in Shelburne. One of the white men who attempt to accost her makes a comment, "they keep coming". We see it again in the comments from Cummings Shakespeare about returning to Africa, as the only world he knew was one under the British. The reaction of the European Loyalists when the Africans were setting to leave was also a clear manifestation of a fear of change. They had adapted to the Africans arriving and built a social class structure based upon it. Their departure would mean the removal of an entire economic and racial underclass. An upset of the status quo, no matter how much it would relieve the tension was unconscionable and drove people to violence. The world was becoming a different place, and for many people it was, consciously or not, perceived as an existential threat that had to be stopped.
The sense of supremacy and entitlement felt by the European settlers in this episode was neither subtle nor soft. The squabbles over jobs represent a key example. When the merchant hires a mixture of African and European men to unload his ship, there is a fight because the Africans were not excluded from hiring. Aminata received a death stare from Maria's son when he found out that she was working in her print shop. The general attitude floating in the ether was that if a white man could not work, than a black man should not either, and if there were jobs to be had, Africans would be chosen last for work. This echoes a lot of anti-immigrant propaganda spread by many right wing groups in Canada, notably Immigration Watch Canada (Google it). When there was work given to both Africans and Europeans, the Africans more often than not were paid half or less than half what their counterparts earned. Prior to the riot that saw much of Birchtown burned to the ground, Jason, Aminata's saviour from earlier in the episode, was murdered by an angry mob of European settlers for "taking their jobs". There was a proclamation that the land they were on, the town of Shelburne, was for "decent loyalists". I found this entitlement to the land very ironic considering that the land they were on was stolen from a massacred native people, the Mi'kmaq. The fact that the residents of Shelburne were struggling to survive in an economically depressed time fuelled their ire when they learned that the British government was going to extract the Africans and give them land in another colony. These people who were supposed to be inferior to them were perceived as getting more than them; even through what they were receiving was not something they wanted. The fact that the Africans were received something and they were not was enough to fuel tensions to violence.
What was most striking about this to me was the history lesson woven into the story. There was a real town called Shelburne in Nova Scotia, 7 kilometres up the road from an African settlement called Birchtown. Birchtown was burned and the residents brutalised in what was North America's first recorded race riot in 1784. Tensions that underpinned this riot were tied to a mixture of economic depression and Eurocentric supremacist entitlement. Many of the Europeans moving to or returning to Shelburne were British soldiers who fought the Americans in the revolution and expected, like many of the transplanted Africans to receive farmland. They did not. Couple this frustration with having to share resources with a people they deem inferior and one finds a pressure cooker ready to overflow. The fact that the Africans were getting hired for work by other Europeans violated the subconscious maxim of kinship survival that demanded like people are given support first before others. The truth of the matter is that the Africans were needy enough to work just as hard for even less compensation, and the business owners were willing to take advantage of this new economic underclass. This riot was the first in a long line of race riots that saw prosperous African settlements destroyed. In the 1960's Africville Nova Scotia's population was forcibly evicted and their land rights denied due to a racist establishment. "Black Wall Street" in Tulsa Oklahoma is burned to the ground with over 300 deaths in 1921. The town of Rosewood in Florida in 1923 was burned to the ground and most of its inhabitants lynched due to a lie about a crime that did not happen in which an unidentified Black man was blamed. These are just a few of the many riots, arsons and lynchings in the centuries following the Shelburne race riot.
There remains one episode of The Book of Negroes. From what I have seen of the series thus far, it promises to finish as strongly as it began. Aminata finally returns to Africa and the story comes full circle. I imagine there will be a lot of closure in this episode, though we will most likely see that the saga of slavery in her time has yet to meet its conclusion. I cannot wait to see what happens next and I am sure that you can't either. Until then, be good to each other!
Word Mason
– Based on a recent RCMP report, there is an estimated 1,200 missing and/or murdered Native women in Canada whose cases have not been solved
– David George, one of the founders of the Baptist Church in Nova Scotia, was beaten savagely during the Shelburne race riot
– The first ship of Africans repatriating to the continent left Canada in 1787
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Volunteers planting new trees on the Pinxton Wharf Restoration Project which ran in the 1980's-1990's. Coal was mined on a small scale in Pinxton since Tudor times. With the arrival of a branch of the Cromford Canal in the 1790's a localised industrial revolution began. Within a decade or so of the canal's arrival several deep coal pits, four lime kilns and a china works were in operation near to the Wharf. The wharf was the terminus for the canal, which was built to link the collieries to the river Trent, and is very important to the area's heritage. The whole of the Cromford Canal, except for a 1/2 mile stretch at the southern end, was officially abandoned, and fell into disrepair.

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Steve Jobs would have been proud. So would Richard Neutra. The Neutra VDL House in Silver Lake now has its own iPad App. Developed by Sarah Lorenzen and David Hartwell, the app includes stunning new pictures of the iconic modernist house, tons of information about Neutra, an annotated historic timeline of the home, guided virtual tours, and information about the house's design, construction, and materiality. We especially love the 3d models, plans, and sections, which can be rotated on axis, giving you a new understanding of the house and providing some classic iPad fun.
Neutra In Danger in Beverly Hills?
Last month we reported on Beverly Hills' virtually nonexistent preservation policies and the destructive results for Modern architecture. Well those (lack of) rules seem to be at issue again, as we learn from Curbed LA that Richard Neutra's 1955 Kronish House is for sale, with a listing on Redfin emphasizing the land's "huge upside potential as a major estate." The listing does not even mention the name Neutra. The 7,000 square foot home on two acres was foreclosed on in January at $5.8 million. The listing invites buyers to "Bring your contractor to remodel the existing single story mid century home or build your dream home." According to the city it's too early to take any action, since no sale has taken place and no plans have been proposed. "As far as the city is concerned it's just a house for sale," said Beverly Hills spokesperson Therese Kosterman. "We can only deal with a proposal that's before us." Hopefully that proposal won't involve tearing down yet another midcentury masterpiece.
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As promised yesterday, we are going paparazzi. We have pix of the architecture event of the week: the opening of LA's A+D Museum. (See Slideshow Here). The event drew hundreds into the museum's brand new space, a beautiful white jewel box located on the ground floor of a midcentury office building. Guests were treated to tunes from KCRW DJ Tom Schnabel, and bid on works of art and sculpture created by some of LA's biggest architects and cultural icons. Big names contributing work included Bruce Mau, Max Neutra, Lorcan O'Herlihy, Thom Mayne, Richard Meier, Hitoshi Abe, and many more. And so it begins for a museum that has for years been known for not having its own space. Welcome home.
It's rare that journalists get to live the fabulous life. So when we do, we have to share it with you. Myself and AN contributor Greg Goldin took part in a great media panel on Friday in Palm Springs for the California Preservation Foundation Conference, with co-participants including author Alan Hess, Christopher Hawthorne (LA Times), Martha Groves (LA Times) and Kimberli Meyer (MAK Center). But what we really want to brag about was our dinner that night at Richard Neutra's Kaufmann House; one of the most famous homes in America. The modernist gem sold for $19 million at a Christie's auction last year, only for the sale to fall through shortly after. Thanks to the generosity of the house's owner Beth Harris—one of the conference organizers— we and other attendees spent the evening dining on Pad Thai, wandering the house, and gazing out at the surrounding mountains at sunset. This was no tour. This was experiencing Kaufmann for real. The home was recently renovated by LA firm Marmol Radziner, who spared no expense in returning it to its original state. Meanwhile the owners have increased its lot, which is full of great desert features, so it feels at one with the landscape around it. Harris also entertained us with stories, such as the time she returned home only to find that her mother had welcomed in a tour bus full of European students, having assumed that they had a planned tour. We also learned of the nearby animals, like skunks and bats, that like to hang out and try to take advantage of the home's indoor outdoor features.


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1. G. Wilks, Barons of Cinque Ports and Parlty. Rep. of Hythe, 80.
2. Dates of elections 1609-28 taken from E. Kent Archives Cent. 1209, ff. 3v, 45v, 129v, 181; 1210, ff. 19v, 22, 61.
3. E. Hasted, Kent, viii. 236-7; HCA 30/4, unnumb. item, 19 Apr. 1613, mayor and jurats to Northampton.
4. CSP Dom. 1611-18, pp. 349, 365, 433; 1619-23, p. 345.
7. Chamberlain Letters ed. N.E. McClure, ii. 228.
9. E. Kent Archives Cent. H1209, f. 140v.
10. CSP Dom. 1619-23, p. 247; CJ, i. 610a.
11. E. Kent Archives Cent. 1209, f. 191v.
12. 'Nicholas 1624', f. 100v; E. Kent Archives Cent. 1209, f. 192; 1210, f. 5.
14. E. Kent Archives Cent. H/01/01.
15. Cent. Kent. Stud. U350, E4, f. 51.
16. Wilks, 72-3; Procs. 1626, iv. 240-1.
17. E. Kent Archives Cent. H1210, f. 56.
19. Procs. 1628, vi. 151.
20. APC, 1627-8, pp. 370, 383-4, 389.
21. E. Kent Archives Cent. H1210, f. 81.
22. E. Kent Archives Cent. H1209, f. 140v; 1210, f. 33.
24. E. Kent Archives Cent. H1210, f. 73r-v.


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Has anyone found an approach which gives them the quickest export time for 2D results. I find that exporting to MIF and only exporting depths greater than 1cm / 1mm improves times a lot, but they are still very slow. Talking about ICM.
What version of the software are you using? Some changes were made to the Export of 2D results to GIS layers which did slow things down in 5.5. Some modifications have been made to version 6 which do speed up the export.


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Program Title Wild America
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Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The key objective of this program is to familiarize children with the animals of the North American continent, their interaction with other animals, and their environment. Throughout the series, emphasis is placed upon protecting endangered species and the impact that humans have while interacting in their environment. The goal of this program is for the viewer to achieve a greater understanding of nature and specific animal species, with the aid of up-close and detailed photography throughout the program. Through this understanding, it is hoped that viewers will better relate to the natural environment in North America and learn to protect North Americas animal species. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
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Title of Program Wild America
List date and time rescheduled 09/17/2016 04:30 PM
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Episode # 101
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Program Title Pets.TV
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Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program relates pets to viewers lives and interests, and exposes young viewers to diverse pets all over the world, teaching them how different cultures enjoy, care for, and respect animals. Pets from the everyday to the unique are showcased with educational information that shares how they evolved to become pets, and their geographic origins. The program and its expert guests instill a grounded balance of priorities, commitment, and perseverance that children can apply to their own lives. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Aqua Kids
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 11AM (7/2/16 --9/3/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program explores the marine ecosystem from tributaries, rivers, and oceans. Viewers will develop an understanding that we are key in preserving the ocean environment. Aqua Kids teaches about the diversity and beauty of the marine environment and its potential destruction by pollution and carelessness of the human population, such as marine mammals dying from the ingestion of plastic, and toxic waste in our waterways, which can destroy the habitat and marine life. By showing the audience the problems they encounter, the Aqua Kids educate their peers on what can be done to solve environmental dilemmas. This program airs on the stations main digital channel
Program Title Animal Rescue
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 10AM (7/3/16--9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program exerts a positive influence on its viewers by illustrating the best of human instincts. In particular, the show highlights respect and compassion for all living creatures, informative instruction on medical rehabilitation treatments and techniques, and the teamwork of animal rescue personnel. The viewer learns valuable information about animal development, behavior and habitats, and is also made aware of important environmental issues. This program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 11AM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Each episode of Dog Tales profiles a breed of dog; its history, popularity and characteristics. Viewers will learn the differences in dogs and how those differences affect their lives. Viewers are shown families who own particular breeds, how they interact with their dogs, and how they are a valuable part of the family. Several dog experts explain the various dogs' needs, health, nutrition requirements, safety, and care. The program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Xploration Outer Space
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 10:30AM (7/2/16--9/24/16) Saturdays 11AM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Each week, host Emily Calandrelli takes journeys through space that will both entertain and educate viewers. Ever wonder what it would be like to live in space or on a different planet? Emily shows viewers what it is like to try to perform everyday tasks while floating in zero gravity and living in a Mars-like habitat. Episodes feature space robotics, commercial space tourism, asteroids, the search for other life in space, and many other topics, including NASA-related programs as applicable to the episodes. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Exploration Awesome Planet
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 11:30AM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Total times aired 3
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Host Philippe Cousteau (grandson of famed undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau) brings energy to every location he visits while seeking to inspire and educate viewers in earth sciences. This program takes an in-depth look at the unique and distinct features on planet Earth, from magnificent mountains to erupting volcanoes. Viewers will not only behold the beauty of gigantic glaciers, but also discover why they formed and how they shaped our landscape. Geological experts share their wisdom with Philippe, as he strives to understand places on, inside, and above the Earth. The program airs on the stations main digital channel
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12:30PM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Think Big is a kid-hosted entertaining series for young people that follows the world's most innovative kids as they create and invent new toys, games, learning tools, websites, and modes of transportation. The program features top kid inventors who face off against one another in an Invent-Off to see who can come up with the most innovative and creative invention. In each episode, two teams brainstorm, choose materials, and sketch and design their idea. Once completed, the inventions are then judged. This program allows kids to showcase their skills in creativity, science, innovation, marketing and teamwork. The program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Made in Hollywod: Teen Edition
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 10AM (7/2/16--9/3/16)
Number of Preemptions Rescheduled
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program gives young viewers an inside look at how their favorite shows and movies are made. Program topics include subjects such as animation, producing and directing, costume design, casting, and 3D technology. By introducing the viewers to behind-the-scenes filmmaking, it gives them an idea of career opportunities focusing on the creative, technical and artistic skills needed in the motion picture and television industries. The program airs on the stations main digital channel
Digital Core Program (10 of 21)
Program Title Exploration Weird But True
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 12PM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program explores topics like ancient Greece, tornadoes and ostriches by uncovering fun, strange and surprising facts. An episode example includes making paper ships together and learning the history of pirates. Children are encouraged to be curious and learn about science, history and culture through creativity and the scientific method. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Missing
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12PM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program features actual cases of missing individuals across the country. Assisted by local state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the program interviews friends, family, and investigators involved with the cases. The program emphasizes taking responsibility for personal safety and promotes situational awareness. Each episode showcases safety tips, a safety quiz, and an instructional message from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Exploration DIY Science
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 12:30PM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Host Steve Spangler shows viewers that the world is their laboratory. He uses everyday items to turn the world around him into a fund and unexpected laboratory. In each episode, Spangler will demonstrate science experiments and explain how they connect to real-world innovations. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Title of Program Xploration DIY Science
Program Title Awesome Adventures
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 11AM & 11:30AM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Various hosts and teens travel to destinations around the world, that can be both exotic and remote. This program is designed to educate, inform and entertain viewers about the world around them. Each journey is a lesson in the beauty of nature, earth's creatures, and the people who inhabit the land. The program is designed to make learning about our neighbors, both human and non-human, and the environment, fun. The program airs on the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Program Title Whaddyado
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12PM & 12:30PM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The educational goal of this program is to show teens the proper reaction when faced with everyday circumstances. Through dramatic reenactments, the program documents ordinary teens who accidentally find themselves in perilous and challenging situations. Various experts interview the participants and explain what the proper reaction should be when faced with similar perilous circumstances. A moral dilemma segment will also be featured in each show in an effort to help teens to make the right decision at the right moment. The program airson the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Program Title Biz Kids
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 10:30AM (7/3/16-9/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The program focuses on financial literacy and entrepreneurship for teens. Using a mix of strong financial tools, dynamic sketch comedy, and inspirational true stories of young entrepreneurs, the program provides important information for future success. Each episode includes math, language arts, social studies, and important information about money and business. The program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Jack Hannas Into the Wild
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 12PM (7/2/16 - 9/3/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program takes viewers around the world with Jack Hanna and his family to provide insights into the protection and conservation of some of our planets most precious and endangered species. Through this program, the viewer will be given a better appreciation for all creatures, great and small. This program airs on the stations main digital channel
Title of Program Jack Hannas Into the Wild
List date and time rescheduled 08/28/2016 11:30 AM
Program Title Xploration Nature Knows Best
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 10:30AM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. In this program, children learn about biomimicry and see how engineers imitate nature in the design of innovative products. They learn how the Manta Ray has inspired inventions related to ocean navigation as well as military applications; and how snakes have been copied to design robots that can rescue those trapped in small spaces. This program features the incredible world of animals and plants, and the inventions inspired by them. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Eco Company
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 1PM (7/2/16 -- 9/3/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program is hosted by teens, and uses peer reporting to profile individuals and organizations committed to environmental issues, including reports on the latest recycling and nature conservation efforts, advances in renewable energies and carbon footprint-reducing technology. It also offers advice on how to be more eco-wise while performing daily activities. The program includes eco-bytes(bits of trivia related to environmental issues) and video footage uploaded by teen viewers to the programs website. By using this information from a youthful point of view, the program encourages young adults to become more proactive about environmentalism and stresses the positive impact that young peoples efforts, no matter how small they may seem, can have on the larger world around them This program airs on the stations main digital channel
Title of Program Eco Company
Program Title Xploration Earth 2050
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 10AM (9/10/16-9/24/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program strives to answer questions about where advancements in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics may lead us in the future. Scientists, inventors, doctors, science fiction writers, and creative thinkers add their input about what the world may look like in 2050. Viewers are taken on an educational adventure as the program tackles future challenges in everything from transportation to health care to the environment. The program airs on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Dragonfly
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program features children engaging in various science projects and demonstrates practical applications of mathematics and science from multiple scientific fields. It introduces young viewers to a variety of scientific disciplines and challenges them in critical thinking and problem solving skills, while providing valuable information to reach answers. Examples of program episodes include studying various ecosystems, sea turtles, and rocket propulsion. Each episode is engaging, entertaining and educational in structure, allowing children to gain an appreciation for science in a unique and entertaining way. The program airs on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Wild About Animals
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program spans the globe to bring viewers interesting stories about the world's most fascinating animals, such as the penguins trek to their breeding grounds in the artic, the animals at a safari in Africa, or during a visit to the Australian outback. The program has four segments, each one featuring a different story to educate the viewer about an exotic unique animal or an animal that can be found in the locality. The program airs on the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Name of children's programming liaison Sharon Wylie
Address 2000 West 41 Street
City Baltimore
State MD
Email Address swylie@sbgtv.com
Include any other comments or information you want the Commission to consider in evaluating your compliance with the Children's Television Act (or use this space for supplemental explanations). This may include information on any other noncore educational and informational programming that you aired this quarter or plan to air during the next quarter, or any existing or proposed non-broadcast efforts that will enhance the educational and informational value of such programming to children. See 47 C.F.R. Section 73.671, NOTES 2 and 3. WBFF continued to the serve the educational and informational needs of children throughout the Third Quarter 2016 through broadcast and outreach activities. Addressing the ascertained needs of the local community, WBFF created, produced and broadcast public service announcements addressing childrens summer learning, summer reading, summer meals and nutrition, enrichment opportunities, the importance of engagement with nature and outdoor play. The station worked with Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, The Family League, Baltimore Grade Level Reading, The Fund for Educational Excellence, and The Maryland Family Network to create broadcast campaigns addressing these needs. The station continued to air PSAs for local and national organizations serving the interests of children including spots for the Reading is Fundamental, CollegeBound Foundation, US Forest Service, Dept of Health and Human Services, Dept of Education, Boy Scouts, Baltimore City Fire Department, local libraries and schools. The station airs a community calendar featuring activities and programs of interest to children and their families. The station continued to offer station tours to local day camps and church youth groups. Staff meteorologists presented weather lessons at summer camps. Station management served on several local boards of directors for non-profits serving youth. WBFF provided media sponsorship to The Family Tree, Baltimore Area Boy Scouts of America, The Annapolis Maritime Museum, The Baltimore County African American Cultural Festival, Towson University Department of Dance, and Pathfinders for Autism during this quarter.
Other Matters (18)
Other Matters (1 of 18)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 10AM (10/2/16--12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program exerts a positive influence on its viewers by illustrating the best of human instincts. In particular, the show highlights respect and compassion for all living creatures, informative instruction on medical rehabilitation treatments and techniques, and the teamwork of animal rescue personnel. The viewer learns valuable information about animal development, behavior and habitats, and is also made aware of important environmental issues.This program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Wild World at the San Diego Zoo
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 11AM (10/2/16-12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program is based at the world famous San Diego Zoo and focuses on showing how zoo enrichment programs help animals initiate natural behavior. This program teaches children about animal behavior and the importance of providing an enriching environment for animals in our care. This program is based at the world famous San Diego Zoo and focuses on showing how zoo enrichment programs help animals initiate natural behavior. This program teaches children about animal behavior and the importance of providing an enriching environment for animals in our care. This program is based at the world famous San Diego Zoo and focuses on showing how zoo enrichment programs help animals initiate natural behavior. This program teaches children about animal behavior and the importance of providing an enriching environment for animals in our care. The program will air on the stations tertiary digital channel 45.3
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Each episode of Dog Tales profiles a breed of dog; its history, popularity and characteristics. Viewers will learn the differences in dogs and how those differences affect their lives. Viewers are shown families who own particular breeds, how they interact with their dogs, and how they are a valuable part of the family. Several dog experts explain the various dogs' needs, health, nutrition requirements, safety, and care. The program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 10:30AM (10/2/16--12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The program focuses on financial literacy and entrepreneurship for teens. Using a mix of strong financial tools, dynamic sketch comedy, and inspirational true stories of young entrepreneurs, the program provides important information for future success. Each episode includes math, language arts, social studies, and important information about money and business. The program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Xploration Weird But True
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 12PM (10/1/16--12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program explores topics like ancient Greece, tornadoes and ostriches by uncovering fun, strange and surprising facts. An episode example includes making paper ships together and learning the history of pirates. Children are encouraged to be curious and learn about science, history and culture through creativity and the scientific method. This program will air on the stations main digital channel.
Program Title Get Wild at the San Diego Zoo
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 10:30AM (10/2/16-12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program is based at the world famous San Diego Zoo and features notable animal experts teaching children the living habits and unique behaviors of wild animals. Episode examples include learning how experts studying adult orangutans learn how they raise their young; and explains the Pandas living patterns. The program will air on the stations tertiary digital channel 45.3
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12PM & 12:30PM (10/2/16-12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The educational goal of this program is to show teens the proper reaction when faced with everyday circumstances. Through dramatic reenactments, the program documents ordinary teens who accidentally find themselves in perilous and challenging situations. Various experts interview the participants and explain what the proper reaction should be when faced with similar perilous circumstances. A moral dilemma segment will also be featured in each show in an effort to help teens to make the right decision at the right moment. The program will on the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program features children engaging in various science projects and demonstrates practical applications of mathematics and science from multiple scientific fields. It introduces young viewers to a variety of scientific disciplines and challenges them in critical thinking and problem solving skills, while providing valuable information to reach answers. Examples of program episodes include studying various ecosystems, sea turtles, and rocket propulsion. Each episode is engaging, entertaining and educational in structure, allowing children to gain an appreciation for science in a unique and entertaining way. The program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Various hosts and teens travel to destinations around the world, that can be both exotic and remote. This program is designed to educate, inform and entertain viewers about the world around them. Each journey is a lesson in the beauty of nature, earth's creatures, and the people who inhabit the land. The program is designed to make learning about our neighbors, both human and non-human, and the environment, fun. The program will air on the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Other Matters (10 of 18)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12PM (10/2/16-12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program features actual cases of missing individuals across the country. Assisted by local state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the program interviews friends, family, and investigators involved with the cases. The program emphasizes taking responsibility for personal safety and promotes situational awareness. Each episode showcases safety tips, a safety quiz, and an instructional message from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Program Title Xploration DIY Science
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 12:30PM (10/1/16--12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Host Steve Spangler shows viewers that the world is their laboratory. He uses everyday items to turn the world around him into a fund and unexpected laboratory. In each episode, Spangler will demonstrate science experiments and explain how they connect to real-world innovations. The program will air on the stations main digital channel.
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 10AM (10/1/16--12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program strives to answer questions about where advancements in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics may lead us in the future. Scientists, inventors, doctors, science fiction writers, and creative thinkers add their input about what the world may look like in 2050. Viewers are taken on an educational adventure as the program tackles future challenges in everything from transportation to health care to the environment. . The program will air on the stations main digital channel
Program Title Xploration Awesome Planet
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 11:30AM (10/1/16-12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Host Philippe Cousteau (grandson of famed undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau) brings energy to every location he visits while seeking to inspire and educate viewers in earth sciences. This program takes an in-depth look at the unique and distinct features on planet Earth, from magnificent mountains to erupting volcanoes. Viewers will not only behold the beauty of gigantic glaciers, but also discover why they formed and how they shaped our landscape. Geological experts share their wisdom with Philippe, as he strives to understand places on, inside, and above the Earth. The program will air on the stations main digital channel.
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. In this program, children learn about biomimicry and see how engineers imitate nature in the design of innovative products. They learn how the Manta Ray has inspired inventions related to ocean navigation as well as military applications; and how snakes have been copied to design robots that can rescue those trapped in small spaces. This program features the incredible world of animals and plants, and the inventions inspired by them. The program will air on the stations main digital channel.
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 11AM (10/1/16-12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Each week, host Emily Calandrelli takes journeys through space that will both entertain and educate viewers. Ever wonder what it would be like to live in space or on a different planet? Emily shows viewers what it is like to try to perform everyday tasks while floating in zero gravity and living in a Mars-like habitat. Episodes feature space robotics, commercial space tourism, asteroids, the search for other life in space, and many other topics, including NASA-related programs as applicable to the episodes. This program air will on the stations main digital channel.
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. This program spans the globe to bring viewers interesting stories about the world's most fascinating animals, such as the penguins trek to their breeding grounds in the artic, the animals at a safari in Africa, or during a visit to the Australian outback. The program has four segments, each one featuring a different story to educate the viewer about an exotic unique animal or an animal that can be found in the locality. The program will air on the stations tertiary digital stream 45.3
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 12:30PM (10/2/16-12/25/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Think Big is a kid-hosted entertaining series for young people that follows the world's most innovative kids as they create and invent new toys, games, learning tools, websites, and modes of transportation. The program features top kid inventors who face off against one another in an Invent-Off to see who can come up with the most innovative and creative invention. In each episode, two teams brainstorm, choose materials, and sketch and design their idea. Once completed, the inventions are then judged. This program allows kids to showcase their skills in creativity, science, innovation, marketing and teamwork The program will air on the stations secondary digital stream 45.2
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 1PM (10/1/16 -- 12/31/16)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. The key objective of this program is to familiarize children with the animals of the North American continent, their interaction with other animals, and their environment. Throughout the series, emphasis is placed upon protecting endangered species and the impact that humans have while interacting in their environment. The goal of this program is for the viewer to achieve a greater understanding of nature and specific animal species, with the aid of up-close and detailed photography throughout the program. Through this understanding, it is hoped that viewers will better relate to the natural environment in North America and learn to protect North Americas animal species. This program will air on the stations main digital channel
Sharon Wylie
Public Affairs Manager


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The Clinic for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care provides all of the anesthesia required at Essen University Hospital, be it for surgical or diagnostic procedures. The clinic also supervises several post-anesthetic recovery areas. In addition, the clinic provides all anesthesiology needs on a consulting basis to a regional psychiatric clinic (Rheinische Landes- und Hochschulklinik für Psychiatrie). Across all surgical clinics, 26,000 anesthetic procedures are carried out annually, many of them involving high-risk patients.
Focus areas are the anesthesiologist-led intensive care unit in which a physician is present 24 hours a day, one stationary and one mobile ECMO unit (artificial lungs) for the treatment of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) including intensive care transportation capabilities (available 24 hours a day) and both transesophageal (TEE) and transthoracic (TTE) echocardiography.
The Clinic for Anesthesiology and Intensive Care employs 73 physicians, 31 of whom are anesthesiology specialists. Of these specialists, 13 hold additional qualifications in special intensive medicine, 3 in special pain therapies, 2 in medical quality management, and 8 are qualified as heads of emergency medicine. Additional qualifications in emergency medicine are held by 12 physicians.
The physicians' team is complemented by 89 nurses, 66% of whom have advanced specialized training in the clinic's fields.


Little Gems is a family owned and operated early learning centre at 55 Cerina Circuit, Jimboomba, Queensland, 4280. We are a purpose built childcare centre that is air conditioned and has large natural play spaces and large rooms. Each child's needs and interests are built on in a caring and loving environment.
We use the "positive guiding technique" rather than a negative approach to ensure that each child develops in an engaging, happy environment.
Little Gems provides nutritionally balanced morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea. Our aim is to have children participation in the preparation of morning and afternoon tea. We also implement a progressive meal time to ensure that we meet the changing needs of the children in our care. This flexibility allows the children to eat when they are hungry and also meet the changing needs on a day by day basis.
Each child is allocated a locker. This allows parents to know where their child's belongings will be kept and also allows children to care and look after their own belongings.
We would appreciate your help in encouraging your children to keep all toys at home as these can be misplaced or broken. We provide natural play spaces and resources to ensure that children are engaged throughout the day. Please bring in special comforters for your child if required.
All policy documents and procedures are freely available from the front reception at Little Gems childcare.
Communication is vital for parents & educators. You will receive a bi monthly newsletter which will include each rooms news and any events and updates from each of the educators. Newsletters help families gain a further insight into the running of the centre, enhancing the link between life and home. It also allows parents to read the newsletter when they can enjoy some quiet time. The newsletter is available via email and from the front reception.
• Nutritious, well balanced menu that incorporates morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea.
• Current and continuously reviewed policies and procedures to ensure that your child is in the best possible care at all times.
Little Gems has a spacious layout and five rooms. We provide care and are licenced for 88 children.
6.30 am to 6.30 pm – Monday to Friday excluding public holidays.
Please contact the Family Assistance Office on 13 61 50 prior to enrolment. You will need your child's CRN number and you will also be advised of your CCS percentage and also options for CCS entitlements. All enrolments will need to be confirmed by the parent or guardian prior to the subsidy being applied.
Please note that full fees are applicable until you connect your child with the centre. All families are now required to complete an Activity Test.
We offer two weeks holidays each financial year at a discount of 50% of your out of pocket fees, fees must be up to date when taking holidays for the discount to be applied. There is no discount on public holidays.
Fees are paid for each day that your child is booked into the centre, this includes when your child is absent due to holidays or illness. As per our policies, we also require 2 weeks written notice with withdrawing your child from our centre.
Fees must be paid one week in advance to ensure that continuity of care can be guaranteed. Fees can be paid by eftpos, credit card, ezi debit or direct deposit. Accounts are emailed or placed into your child's pockets each week. It is a parent's responsibility to pay their fees on a weekly basis.
A $30 enrolment fee is required to put your child's name on the waiting list along with the return of enrolment forms.
Paying the $30 does not secure your child the spot.
Upon enrollment and in January of each year a $25 Kinderm8 payment is payable by all enrolled children. This program is part of our documentation and allows better communication between families and staff. All of your child's documentation and daily requirements are updated for you to view online at anytime.


Video: Polish teen girl dies during driving test after car stalls on train tracks.
Polish teen girl dies during driving test. Images via Facebook.
Video captures the moment a Polish teen girl dies during driving test after car stalls on train tracks. Driving instructor saves own life- comes under heavy criticism.
Polish authorities have told of an 18 year old teenage girl dying after her car stalled while driving over a level crossing during a driving test only to be struck by a train after her instructor abandoned her.
The teen, identified as Angelika, died in hospital as her examiner escaped unhurt and allegedly did nothing to help the girl as she lay in the wreckage in Zaskala, southern Poland.
Local media reported the crash, which happened Thursday morning, being captured on CCTV footage of a workplace close to the rail lines.
Video showed the red Suzuki Baleno, which was being used for a driving test, coming to a halt at the level crossing, before the examiner jumps out and a train slams into the vehicle.
The 62-year-old man, whose name has not been released, leaped out of the car when Angelika stalled in the middle of the tracks and wasn't able to move the car.
Polish teen girl dies during driving test after car stalls on train tracks: Did driving instructor do enough?
The UK's Sun reported witnesses saying seeing the driving instructor walking away from the car when the oncoming train smashed into it in between the towns of Nowy Targ and Zakopane.
Eyewitness Rafal Kwak, 40, accused the instructor of standing by and doing nothing while Angelika lay in the wreckage.
He said: 'I wanted him to give me a first aid kit but he couldn't find it.
However despite the train driver sounding his horn for several seconds, the teen was unable to get away in time –despite the examiner managing to escape unhurt.
Angelika suffered multiple injuries and was rushed by ambulance hospital to in Nowy Targ where she later died later that day.
The train driver and passengers were not injured in the disaster.
An investigation into the crash has been launched by the Nowy Targ's District Prosecutor's Office as commentators debated whether the car instructor did enough to save the life of the teen girl- and what they would have done in his place as the train rapidly approached.
Polish teen girl dies during driving test.


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Nicolai Costenco (December 21, 1913, Chişinău - July 29, 1993, Chişinău) was a writer from Moldova. He was managing editor of Viaţa Basarabiei (1934–1940) and was deported to Siberia în 1941.

Biography
Nicolai Costenco was born in Chişinău on December 21, 1913, but his maternal grandparents, Gheorghe and Libeada, brought him up in Cihoreni. He worked for Viaţa Basarabiei (1934–1940). In 1941 he was deported to Siberia because he claimed that there is no difference between the Moldovan language and the Romanian language. In his poem, "Pictează-mi o mirişte", Grigore Vieru wrote: "Nicolai Costenco, poetul/ Care şi-a scris poemele/ Pe caietul de gheaţă Siberian"...

Awards
 Premiul de Stat al Republicii Moldova (1988).

Works
 Poezii (1937),
 Ore (1939),
 Cleopatra (1939).
 Severograd, 1963,
 Norocul omului, 1965),
 Serghei Lazo, 1967),
 Poezii alese (1957),
 Poezii noi (1960),
 Versuri (1963),
 Mugur, mugurel (1967),
 Poezii si poeme (1969),
 Poezii si poeme (1983),
 Euritmii (1990),
 Elegii pagane (1998).

Bibliography
 Timpul de dimineaţă, Un scriitor al rezistenţei şi al continuităţii: Nicolai Costenco (1913–1993), 2004. – 5 ian.
 Mihai Cimpoi, "Alte disocieri", Chapter Nicolai Costenco, Chişinău, Ed. Cartea moldoveneasca, 1971.
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Asian equities and a change in market sentiment
Sam Slator 29/04/21 in Global investing, Investing in emerging markets
Over the past few months, markets around the world have witnessed value stocks outperform growth stocks for the first time in a number of years. And this is no less true in Asia.
In the first part 2021, up to the market peak on 17 February, Asian growth stocks rose 13.2%. However, after 17 February, market sentiment changed, and the initial gains were nearly all eroded as fears of a spike in inflation triggered a rotation among Asian equities from growth stocks toward more value-oriented stocks. Over the quarter, this led to value stocks rising 4.2% and growth stocks falling -0.8%*.
But will the rotation from growth to value last, or will it be a short-term phenomenon? Four managers give their views.
Edmund Harriss, co-manager of Guinness Asian Equity Income, commented: "Growth investing has been the dominant investment style in recent years, but of course it has not always been so. Between 2008 and 2015, value enjoyed a good run over growth. Since then, value's fall from favour has been precipitous. The change in market tempo during the quarter has been abrupt and, in our view, could change again just as quickly.
"The market has suddenly come to the view that the key risk emanating from re-emergence from the pandemic is economic overheating. Not so long ago, the discussion was about economic scarring. We can all see the uneven nature of the vaccine roll out, questions over its efficacy and the degree to which life can return to a relative level of normality in the next 12-24 months. Thus, we think we need to do the hard work of uncovering value opportunities rather than seeking to position for a trend which could reverse sharply at any moment."
William Lam, manager of Invesco Asian, agrees balance may be key. "We believe it is right to have a balanced fund at the current time," he said. "Within the Invesco Asian, we continue to have significant exposure to tech and internet stocks but have been trimming our holdings post the strong gains seen in share prices during 2020. We have been reinvesting in selected cyclical stocks, and more recently, in the consumer staples and alternative energy sectors. In our view, the discounts currently available in these areas are attractive given the potential for earnings to recover quicker than the market expects."
However, Paras Anand, CIO of Asset Management, Asia Pacific at Fidelity, says the move could be longer-lasting: "From a market perspective, we believe there is a strong case that we will see a shift away from the very highly-valued growth sectors towards a broadening out of market returns. This is likely to persist through the year ‒ not just in Asia, but also in markets globally," he said. "This will be a new phenomenon for many investors who have grown used to any value rotations being short and sharp in nature, versus one that could be longer-lasting."
He cautions: "The outlook for returns from markets ‒ whether that is bonds or equities ‒ are likely to be more modest over the coming quarters. We believe that investors should look for that margin of safety in the new capital that is put to work and consider valuation as a core part of their investment strategy.
"More broadly, we believe other recent developments such as the rapid vaccination rollouts in the US and the UK and rising US yields will be positive for Asia. Rising yields underline a more optimistic outlook for the US and the global economy in general, which will likely be good news for Asian assets. On the vaccine front, we expect to see consumption recover very quickly in these parts of the developed world, which also spells good news for the more export-orientated economies across Asia."
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Matthews Pacific Tiger lead manager, Sharat Shroff, added: "Across the region, we see a return to normalcy, leading to better economic prospects for businesses. While there are some signs of an uptick in inflation, it remains to be seen if these pressures will persist. Some of the inflationary pressures may have been driven by supply chain disruption and hence, may be shorter-term in nature. Major central banks in Asia have opted to leave interest rates largely unchanged in the quarter.
"There is some concern that Asian economies may suffer a liquidity crunch as interest rates start to rise in the U.S. It is worth noting that a change to interest rates is being driven by favourable growth expectations. Furthermore, compared to prior periods of an increase in interest rates, foreign exchange reserves have grown noticeably, and current account deficits of many Asian countries have switched from deficit to surplus.
"Looking ahead, earnings growth, liquidity and valuations all appear supportive of Asia's equity markets. We expect strong corporate earnings across Asia in 2021 as the global recovery continues to expand. And valuations, which started the year slightly elevated in parts of the market, have become more reasonable."
*Source: Guinness Asset Management, investment commentary April 2021
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The Pit (1981)
Many of us had a special teddy bear when we were kids. My bear's name was Fred E. Bear - he came with a poster that showed him as an astronaut floating in space, which was Blu-Tacked above my bunk bed's lower bunk for a brief period of time (later replaced by posters for Runaway, Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins, then finally the Star Wars Blueprint for R2D2). In The Pit, 12-year-old Jamie has a special bear, too. "Teddy" speaks to Jamie telepathically, telling him to throw mean people into a troll-filled pit in the forest and helping him take naked Polaroids of the neighbor across the street; inexplicably, the film's poster is able to convey all of that. Teddy is one scrappy-looking stuffed animal, whose voice is a higher-pitched and lightly-reverbed version of Jamie's. His googly eyes look off in two different directions (this detail is missing from the poster), and that should tell you a lot. In fact, Teddy is kind of a pervy version of "Tony" (Danny's imaginary friend in The Shining); he tells Jamie when to sneak into the bathroom while the babysitter (Sandy) is showering and ogles the Polaroids that he helped Jamie take (Teddy: "I'm going to look at these...a lot!").
Jamie has a HUGE crush on his babysitter Sandy, and explains to Teddy that "she's not like the others". At one point he asks her to wash his back while he's in the bathtub: "...I'll be all covered up in suds...do you like washing me?" - for some reason, she complies.
Jamie also confides in Sandy about the pit that he's discovered and the creatures (which he calls "tra-la-logs") that live at the bottom of it. The tra-la-logs appear to be short people in furry suits and rubber masks. Realizing early on that the tra-la-logs are hungry, Jamie takes them raw meat from the butcher, which they quickly devour. When he's unable to procure a frozen leg of lamb or local farm animals, he decides that he should throw mean people into the pit instead. Teddy helps him decide who those people are, including a school bully and an old woman in an electric wheelchair (which Jamie rides triumphantly out of the forest after pushing the woman into the pit). As each of these unlucky mean persons meet their end, kooky, caper-type music plays, which seems totally incongruent - maybe it's telling us how Jamie feels about what he's doing?
The original script for The Pit by Ian Stuart (which was then called "Teddy") was darker in tone, with Jamie as a 9-year-old, instead of 12. Clearly this would have greatly changed the dynamic between the boy and his babysitter. Another key difference with the film is that the tra-la-logs and the story's amazing coda only existed in Jamie's mind. The script was inspired by a ventriloquist friend of Stuart's, who helped children with severe mental disorders, including an autistic boy who would only communicate with the ventriloquist's dummy. Apparently, the novelization of the film (Teddy by John Gault) sticks much closer to Stuart's initial ideas. Ian Stuart's other contribution to the film was to direct all of its nude scenes (the director's wife insisted that somebody else would have to do that).
The Pit is the only film that Lew Lehman directed (he also wrote the screenplay for John Huston's Phobia, 1980). His daughter, Jennifer Lehman, played the Caren character. Sammy Snyders played Jamie - his last film role (but followed by an appearance on The Littlest Hobo - best title ever); he now teaches jazz dance! Also watch out for Sonja Smits (as Mrs. Lynde) - you may recognize her as Bianca O'Blivion (from Videodrome, two years later). My favorite scene in the film shows Sandy inspecting Jamie's room while he's at school - after she leaves the room, there's a panning shot over to Teddy sitting on the bed, his head slowly twisting towards the camera! I think the only thing we're missing here are glowing bear eyes (which we do get to see during the opening credits).


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