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G.11 Nov 7, 1965 @ Baltimore Bullets L 116 - 137
G.15 Nov 14, 1965 vs. Baltimore Bullets W 129 - 114
G.51 Jan 20, 1966 @ Baltimore Bullets L 121 - 123
G.55 Jan 28, 1966 vs. Baltimore Bullets W 138 - 123
G.61 Feb 9, 1966 @ Baltimore Bullets W 123 - 116	OT
G.70 Mar 2, 1966 @ Baltimore Bullets L 113 - 119
G.3 Oct 20, 1965 @ Boston Celtics L 96 - 100
G.16 Nov 17, 1965 vs. Boston Celtics W 125 - 115
G.43 Jan 5, 1966 vs. Boston Celtics W 120 - 113
G.47 Jan 12, 1966 @ Boston Celtics L 102 - 114
G.66 Feb 19, 1966 vs. Boston Celtics L 111 - 115
G.25 Dec 1, 1965 vs. Cincinnati Royals W 121 - 105
G.26 Dec 3, 1965 vs. Cincinnati Royals L 118 - 122
G.75 Mar 9, 1966 Cincinnati Royals W 119 - 116
G.41 Dec 30, 1965 Detroit Pistons L 114 - 117
G.46 Jan 9, 1966 @ Detroit Pistons W 111 - 98
G.54 Jan 26, 1966 @ Detroit Pistons W 126 - 110
G.76 Mar 11, 1966 vs. Detroit Pistons L 114 - 116
G.4 Oct 23, 1965 @ New York Knicks L 101 - 106
G.5 Oct 26, 1965 vs. New York Knicks W 104 - 102
G.14 Nov 12, 1965 New York Knicks W 107 - 106
G.28 Dec 7, 1965 @ New York Knicks L 127 - 131
G.45 Jan 8, 1966 @ New York Knicks L 127 - 133
G.64 Feb 15, 1966 vs. New York Knicks W 132 - 124
G.74 Mar 8, 1966 @ New York Knicks L 132 - 133	OT
G.12 Nov 9, 1965 @ Philadelphia 76ers L 110 - 118
G.20 Nov 24, 1965 vs. Philadelphia 76ers W 127 - 124
G.27 Dec 6, 1965 Philadelphia 76ers L 107 - 116
G.33 Dec 15, 1965 vs. Philadelphia 76ers L 108 - 122
G.44 Jan 7, 1966 @ Philadelphia 76ers W 126 - 120
G.53 Jan 25, 1966 Philadelphia 76ers L 106 - 110
G.65 Feb 17, 1966 vs. Philadelphia 76ers L 121 - 136
G.1 Oct 15, 1965 @ San Francisco Warriors W 122 - 115
G.7 Oct 30, 1965 vs. San Francisco Warriors L 122 - 124
G.17 Nov 19, 1965 vs. San Francisco Warriors W 135 - 124
G.18 Nov 20, 1965 San Francisco Warriors W 133 - 117
G.35 Dec 19, 1965 vs. San Francisco Warriors W 132 - 120
G.48 Jan 14, 1966 @ San Francisco Warriors W 118 - 110
G.52 Jan 21, 1966 vs. San Francisco Warriors L 109 - 120
G.72 Mar 5, 1966 @ San Francisco Warriors W 125 - 123
G.79 Mar 19, 1966 @ San Francisco Warriors L 119 - 125
G.2 Oct 16, 1965 @ St. Louis Hawks W 106 - 94
G.8 Nov 3, 1965 vs. St. Louis Hawks W 120 - 116
G.10 Nov 6, 1965 @ St. Louis Hawks L 101 - 131
G.38 Dec 27, 1965 St. Louis Hawks W 108 - 100


Ronaldo struck the first goal of his memorable hat-trick to put Portugal ahead in the fourth minute after going down in the area from a challenge from Nacho. He later converted an exquisite late free kick to level the thrilling encounter after winning a foul following a tussle with Barcelona's Pique.
"Cristiano is very prone to diving and they award him almost every foul," Pique told reporters after the extraordinary spectacle in Sochi between the two heavyweights which set the World Cup alight.
"We picked ourselves up again after a lot of problems because starting a World Cup by conceding a penalty in the second minute and going behind is difficult but we scored three goals and we have to be happy with how the game went."
Spain's ability to come back in the game after Ronaldo's first two goals was all the more impressive given the turmoil that had gripped the team after Lopetegui was sacked on Wednesday for negotiating a move to Real Madrid behind the back of Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales.
Pique, who is famous for his open disliking for Barca's arch-rivals Madrid, said now was not the time to analyse whether it was right or wrong to dismiss Lopetegui but hinted he disagreed with his former manager's methods in the negotiations.
"We all have to pull together now, it's a situation that no-one has enjoyed but the World Cup has started, and when it's over that's when we can tell the story, we need to speak as little as possible and focus on football," Pique said.
"The fact he negotiated with Madrid doesn't bother me, a huge club came for him, the way he did it is up for debate. There are thousands of opinions, the president didn't like it and took his decision and the players have accepted it."
Spain striker Diego Costa produced an explosive performance and pledged to "keep working and keep on shutting people up" after his two goals answered critics who believe he does not fit into the team's style of play.
"There will always be a debate, that's good as it means there is competition in the team," Costa said.
"I have to congratulate Cristiano, they criticise him and just look at what he does. People would be better off leaving him alone. I wish I was like him."


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TV Ad Sales From Both Sides of the Desk
The head of CBS sales started out on the buying end
By Steve McClellan
JoAnn Ross, president of sales at CBS, has a work ethic that has catapulted her from a self-described retail "shop girl" in New York City to the head of a major network ad-sales organization—the first woman to hold that post at any of the Big Four networks.
But don't call her Miss Ross. She's way too down-to-earth for that. Her friends call her Jo-Jo; her colleagues at CBS Sales call her Mamma. Yes. Mamma. For reasons that are unclear even to Ross, although she suspects that it has to do with the fact that she constantly "worries about everything and everybody" that's related to work. (And with $4 billion or so at stake, who can blame her?)
Ross has spent most of her adult life in New York City, where she moved right out of college. She spent her first years there working in what were then some of the city's toniest retail stores, including Gucci and Lord & Taylor.
For a brief time, in her late 20s, Ross moved to Alaska, following a fella who thought he'd get a great job on the Alaska pipeline. It turned out the pipeline was pretty much done and there were no real jobs to be found, or anything really, beyond a J.C. Penney, a handful of bars and wilderness.
Softball games at 3 a.m. were fun but didn't pay the bills, so it was back to New York, where Ross was determined to find a career.
In 1980, she got a little help from one of her close friends, whose dad, Paul Wigand, oversaw network-TV ad buying for Bozell & Jacobs. Wigand was looking for an assistant.
The problem for Ross was that a typing test was required and she couldn't type worth a darn. But fate intervened, and, just days before her interview, she broke her arm body-surfing. She got the job, no test required.
At Bozell, Ross cut her teeth in the business, with Wigand as her mentor.
In 1984, Ross left for Young & Rubicam to work on that agency's big daytime accounts. But not for long. Six months later, she got a call from her former boss, Wigand. His number two was leaving, and he made Ross an offer she couldn't refuse.
She returned to Bozell and, when Wigand retired in 1986, succeeded him as senior vice president of network operations.
In 1989, ABC lured her away to sell daytime advertising. She was ready to make the switch. "I wanted to be on the other side of the desk," she says. "I thought I'd do well because I knew what the needs were on the buyer side."
A year later, Ross moved into prime time sales, the daypart that most sales people set their sights on. Clearly, she was on the fast track.
In 1992, opportunity came knocking again, when CBS Sales President Joe Abruzzese asked her to run the network's Olympics ad sales team. She jumped at the offer. She sold two Olympics for CBS, Lillehammer and Nagano, and then was named executive vice president, CBS Sales, in 1998.
Ross succeeded Abruzzese as head of CBS sales when he joined Discovery Communications last November. He says CBS made the right decision: "JoAnn's trademark is how hard she works and how dedicated she is to getting the job done."
Ross is also credited with creating and executing the concept of selling sponsorships for Survivor (at $12 million per package).
Buyers say the transition from Abruzzese's leadership to Ross's at CBS Sales has been seamless. "She really focuses on the client and works hard to understand their needs," says Mel Berning, president of U.S. broadcast for MediaVest.
Berning says her efforts helped move along the $300 million cross-platform deal with MediaVest client Procter & Gamble.
From both sides now
The new head of AFTRA, Hessinger used to negotiate for CBS
Greenblatt Lands on the Other Side of the Desk
The producer will head programming at Showtime
She's Looked at Sales From Both Sides Now
Speciale and Turner, heading into the upfront, offer buyers audience-based packages for clients
Allan Sees Both Sides of DTV
From RCA to Harris his career is defined by leadership
AP's Mike Palmer knows tech and understands journalism
New York Hears From Both Sides In TWC/CBS Dispute
CBS and TWC say they both want to end impasses
Ad Execs Decry Soaring TV Ad Prices
TV ad-sale dip projected

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Reposing at her home on Sunday from 2pm until Rosary at 6pm. Removal on Monday morning to the Church of the Assumption, Tullamore, arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am. Burial after Mass in Clonminch Cemetery, Tullamore.
Reposing on Sunday from 4.30pm at Larkin's Funeral Home with removal at 6pm arriving to St. Mary's Church, Edenderry for 6.30pm. Funeral Mass on Monday at 11am, followed by burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.


BAGHDAD, Iraq, May 9 — It was almost 3 a.m. in Zubaida Square in central Baghdad last week when headlights signaled one flash, then two, then one again.
From the darkness, someone signaled back. The watchers were there.
As evidence mounts that Shiite police commandos are carrying out secret killings, Sunni Arab neighborhoods across Baghdad have begun forming citizen groups to keep the paramilitary forces out of their areas entirely. In large swaths of western Baghdad, and in at least six majority Sunni areas in its center, young men take turns standing in streets after the 11 p.m. curfew, to send out signals by flashlights and cellphones if strangers approach.
In some cases, the Sunnis have set up barricades and have taken up arms against Shiite-led commando raids into their neighborhoods. In other cases, residents have tipped off Sunni insurgents. Watch groups have been assembled in other mixed areas, including Baquba to the north and Mahmudiya to the south, residents and officials said.
Three years after the American invasion, the war has settled here, in the quiet of neighborhoods, streets and Iraqis' backyards. Dozens of bodies surface daily. People are taken from their homes and executed. Assassinations are routine. But instead of looking to the government for protection, ordinary Sunni Arabs are taking up arms against it, perhaps the most vivid illustration of the depth of Sunni mistrust of the American backed, Shiite-led security forces. "There is no bridge of confidence between the government and the Iraqi people," said Tarik al-Hashimy, a vice president of Iraq who is a Sunni Arab.
The groups, informal networks of neighbors, are not tracked by the authorities, and so are difficult to count. The Iraqi Army's battalions responsible for the northern and central portions of eastern Baghdad touched base with groups in Fadhel, Qaera, Waziriya and Adhamiya last Monday night. Many more neighborhoods, including Khudra, Jihad and Ghazaliya, in heavily Sunni western Baghdad, report similar organization. The residents emerge after dark, and are encountered by Iraqi Army night patrols who check in on them.
The groups — with intricate webs of cellphones, mosque loudspeakers, flashlight codes and handheld radios — mushroomed after the February bombing of a sacred Shiite shrine in Samarra that sparked several days of killing of Sunnis by Shiite militias.
"Samarra is the turning point in the security file," Mr. Hashimy said.
In March, the Baghdad morgue received 1,294 bodies, more than double the 596 received in March 2005. In April, the figure was up by 88 percent from the previous April. Nearly 90 percent died violently, most by gunfire, according to the morgue.
"The killing, you can't imagine the killing," said Yusra Abdul Aziz, 47, a teacher, whose block, in Adhamiya, organized its watch group in March, after four neighbors were shot dead over several days. "Without any reason. Cars come and shoot us. We run to the hospital and get our wounded. We live in a nightmare, actually."
On her block, seven men, Sunnis and Shiites, stand on rooftops and street corners from midnight to 6 a.m., stopping suspicious cars. Palm tree trunks and pieces of trash are used to block roads. Still, she is so afraid of nighttime raids by both the special police and marauding criminals dressed like police officers that she sleeps in her clothes.
As a counterweight to sectarian extremism, neighborhood watch groups often cross sectarian lines, with Sunni and Shiite neighbors standing guard together. Sunnis have even helped to protect Shiite neighbors from Sunni militias.
Many Sunnis say that despite their terror of the Iraqi special police, they tolerate the Iraqi Army, which they consider more professional and less partisan. They say soldiers sometimes turn a blind eye to their weapons, which are illegal outside the house. Some neighborhood watchers interviewed said they had cellphone numbers of army commanders in their speed-dial lists.
"Sometimes they talk to us," said a neighborhood guard. "They say, 'Don't let us see your weapons.' "
The army has even protected Sunni residents from the Shiite police. Col. Ghassan Ali Thamir of the Third Battalion said he stopped several Ministry of the Interior sport utility vehicles from entering Adhamiya last year, infuriating the ministry, which sent a memo demanding an explanation.
"The MOI says Colonel Ghassan cooperates with the terrorists," he said, sitting in his office in a former palace of Saddam Hussein in Adhamiya. "I don't want anyone taking anyone without a list. If they come for one, O.K., take one. But not more."
Sunnis also say they feel safer if Americans accompany Iraqis. "The Americans will not let the Iraqi forces kill us," one Ghazaliya resident put it bluntly.
American commanders say that the watch groups are benign, and that the Iraqi Army does not permit them to patrol with weapons.
"You will see them — a guy standing on the street corner," said Lt. Col. Paul Finken, of the 506th Regimental Combat Team of the 101st Airborne Division, whose area of control includes Adhamiya. "They are there, and it's no issue for U.S. Army forces."
Still, to some Iraqi soldiers, the neighborhood patrols seem indistinguishable, in the end, from the Iraqi insurgency. A soldier who patrols in Adhamiya lifted up his sleeve to show scars from a hand grenade that had been thrown at him in the area.
"They show themselves as liking the army, but it's not true," said Second Lt. Ali Khadham of the Iraqi Army's Second Battalion, which patrols Adhamiya. "There's a very big hate inside them for government forces."
Sunnis say they have organized purely out of self-protection, to defend their turf in a city where more and more areas have become no-go zones. In the darkness of Zubaida Square, a guard, Adel Kareem, 38, said he has given up work as a taxi driver because leaving his neighborhood with his Sunni ID meant risking arrest and execution, a fear echoed in many other Sunni areas.
"I can't go to Kadhimiya, Shuala, Sadr City, Shaab," he said, ticking off the city's Shiite neighborhoods. "I would disappear."
Sunni neighborhoods are just as dangerous for Shiites, in part because of neighborhood watch patrols.
Shiites have also organized neighborhood patrols, but their trust in the police is high, and guards are few. Lieutenant Khadham said that in his majority Shiite neighborhood, Ur, about 15 neighbors guard an area of about 400 houses, far less than in Adhamiya, where dozens of guards keep watch on each block.
Shiite areas breathe more easily at night. In Greyat, a riverside Shiite enclave just north of Adhamiya, families with children were out walking at midnight recently. Tea shops overflowed with guests, bakeries exuded inviting smells and men sat talking in outdoor restaurants. In contrast, just several blocks away in the largely Sunni Arab neighborhood of Slekh, lights were out and blocks appeared vacant.
In the darkness of a quiet block in the largely Sunni district of Waziriya in central Baghdad on Monday night, Ali Salah Mahdi, a gangly, 21-year-old Sunni Arab, said his group had heard through its network that extremists intended to attack a neighbor who was working as a translator for American troops. They warned the man, who quickly fled with his family. Shortly after, Mr. Mahdi said, attackers strafed the man's house.
Paramilitary raids in the city appear to have eased in recent months, and Sunni residents attribute the drop to neighborhood patrols obstructing them. The evidence, they say, is that killers are now striking targets at their workplaces, in the hospitals and while they commute.
A recent example is the killing of 14 young men from Slekh last month. The men, who commuted together in a minivan from their shops in Sinek, another area, were returning home on April 15 when their vehicle was stopped and they were led away. Their bodies, some with drill holes, surfaced in the morgue several days later. Residents blame the Interior Ministry, though with no survivors from the van, no witnesses remain.
The incident only hardened residents' resolve for self-defense.
"I am dizzy from going to funerals," said a guard at the Najib mosque, where neighbors came to mourn the men two weeks ago.
And in a more violent, and perhaps more telling, episode, on the night of April 17, uncontrolled gun battles raged in Adhamiya for more than seven hours. Four men, who identified themselves as local guards, said in interviews that shooting broke out after dozens of Interior Ministry cars drove into Adhamiya, though no one acknowledged actually seeing such a car.
Colonel Thamir said Sunni insurgents started rumors that the police had come to arrest people, setting off the battle. Five people were killed and many more were wounded.
Similar battles were reported in Khudra and in Shuhada in western Baghdad, during the days of sectarian rioting in February.
Insurgents started the fight, said Second Lt. Ahmed Majeed of the Iraqi Army's First Battalion Delta Force.
"The civilians started to shoot," he said, looking frustrated. "What should we do?"
The problem, he said, is ultimately one of trust.
"Everyone has a gun," he said. "When I say, 'I'm here to protect you,' they say, 'I'm not sure.' "
Qais Mizher, Omar al-Neami and Sahar Nageeb contributed reporting for this article.


On Thursday night at Los Angeles's Underground Museum, creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon celebrated the premiere of a new Kenzo campaign film, the Kahlil Joseph-directed "Music is My Mistress," showcasing Kenzo's kaleidoscopic spring/summer 17 collections. The short film is the fourth in a series of campaign movies commissioned by Kenzo, and stars actor and activist Jesse Williams, emerging musical talent Kelsey Lu, musician Ish, and Golden Globe winning actress Tracee Ellis Ross. Eschewing linear narrative in favor of divergent glimpses into a bigger story, the picture is an amalgamation of rhythms, visions, and moods, driven always by music.
Williams, perhaps best known for his powerful speech addressing racial injustice at last year's BET awards, plays a determined music manager scouring the streets of downtown Los Angeles for Gamma, the elusive recording artist portrayed by Ishmael Butler, one half of real-life hip hop duo Shabazz Palaces. With the equally ethereal celllist Kelsey Lu by his side, Gamma evades his would-be handler's grip. Somewhere along this well-intended fool's errand, Williams's character arrives at a palatious safehouse belonging to a lionized African princess played by Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross. There, his iPhone is confiscated and swapped for a throwaway burner. After three days of waiting, the enigmatic artist never shows.
Alive and pulsating, the film's true protagonist, and antagonist, is music. It's a shapeshifting, ever-changing, all-consuming entity which was equally represented at the premiere party, where the captivating Kelsey Lu and Ish entertained guests. For the outdoor screening, partygoers (including Sasha Lane, Amandla Stenberg, and Alia Shawkat) huddled around a fire-pit or lounged on an eclectic collection of pillows, poufs, and blankets strewn across the museum grounds.
While this was undoubtedly a fashion event, it was no ordinary fashion party. The unexpected location, the brainchild of late artist Noah Davis and his wife artist Karin Davis, is a free contemporary museum and cultural institution consciously created in the working class residential neighborhood of Arlington Heights as proud black space. Only a few miles away from Hollywood (the setting of last year's Kenzo premiere), but conceptually a far cry away, the event sent a clear message of unrestricted access to art for all.
Inside, while waiting for a second or third drink, guests could contemplate works from Non-fiction, Underground's current exhibition investigating the culture of violence perpetrated on black citizens, featuring important contributions by Kara Walker, Henry Taylor, and Marion Palfi. Other partygoers could be seen awkwardly deliberating whether or not they should use the bathroom marked "Whites Only" as part of the exhibition, while some posted selfies in-front of the signage. In a way, the event was a bit of a social experiment and performance piece in itself.
"This space is incredible, the message is strong and beautiful, the art is art that we love and the Underground is the perfect place to premiere this incredible work by Kahlil," said Leon. In the wake of the election, when so much of the fashion world has come under fire for remaining silent in the face of staggering hate and injustice, Lim and Leon haven't backed down. "We have been very clear since day one of Kenzo that our aim is to live in the moment and that yes, Kenzo is big company, an original Maison in Paris, but it is being directed by two people who have an opinion on life," explained Leon, of the decision to cast outspoken actors and activists to front their spring/summer 17 campaign. "It is important that we can communicate, like having a conversation with our friends, through all our collections, shows, ad campaigns and films. We have taken a stance every season, sometime it's subtle, sometimes it's fun and sometimes it's just the truth."


Carla Bruni-Sarkozy was born in the Italian city of Turin and moved to Paris with her family when she was five. In France, the young woman built a remarkable modeling career and became one of the biggest modeling successes of the 1990�s. At the age of thirty, Carla stepped down from the runway and turned to music. In 2002, she released her debut album, Quelqu'un m'a dit, with songs in French and in Italian, which she herself composed. In 2008, Carla Bruni married French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and continued her musical career despite her first lady status, releasing a new album six months after the wedding.


Wed, Jan 23: The union representing school bus drivers says it's unacceptable that buses are on the roads with conditions the way they are. As Callum Smith reports, that's leaving some parents to ask why they're still out picking up and dropping off students.
After a pair of days off for many students across New Brunswick, it was back to class on Wednesday.
But the union representing bus drivers says buses and bus drivers shouldn't have to take any chances.
Watson says buses need to be called off the roads in these conditions.
He points to a pair of school buses that got stuck on roads outside of the Saint John area on Wednesday.
"There was one bus where staff of the school had to come down and walk the children back because they were almost at the school," he says.
Watson says at least two buses got stuck outside of the Saint John area on Wednesday.
While some parents like Erin Breau Gillis say it wasn't safe for buses to travel, there's also another angle to consider — those making the call whether schools open or close each morning.
Watson says all decisions relating to the safety of students and drivers need to be made carefully.
Another storm day was on the mind of Andy Caissie, who was picking up a family friend's son.


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We have had many requests and questions about how to create a new image from a selection made by the user via the mouse.
Well, it is very simple, and we shall show you how here in this tutorial.
2. A GdPictureImaging Object called m_Imaging .
3. An Image loaded to the GdViewer, let us call it m_CurrentImage.
This function returns True if there is a selection and False if there is not.
Those parameters, will be sent to the function which will tell us the position of the rectangle on the image, and not on the GdViewer. It is important to make the distinction, because the image changes size according to the zoom and the size of theGdViewer.
Now all you have to do is view the new image.
Hope you find this useful. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to post them.
Here you can find another useful example of usage of highlighted regions through the GdViewer.


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Meet the Mentor: Megan Leslie
Friday, September 8, 2017 - 13:26
Sam Wink
Mentoring is a cherished tradition for many people across the lower mainland. It's a relationship that enriches both sides for years to come.
Megan Leslie is an Engineer and Sustainability Consultant with Stantec who has volunteered for 10 years as a mentor for The YWCA High School Mentorship program. We asked her a few questions about her experience over the last decade.
Why did you initially get involved with YWCA High School Mentorship?
I initially got involved with the YWCA High School Mentorship program because I wanted to encourage young women to consider engineering as a career.
How have you benefitted from mentorship in your life/career? And how did you pass those lessons on to your mentees?
I have been inspired by the smart and kind young women I have met. They have given me hope for the future. In turn, I have tried to encourage my mentees to think of how a career in engineering could help change the world.
You've been involved with mentoring for a long time. What would you say to someone who didn't think they had the time to commit to mentoring?
It really doesn't take that much time! One thing that I sometimes do is to combine a meeting with my mentee with something I've been wanting to do – like skating at Robson Square in the winter, or a walk around False Creek on a warm spring afternoon, for example.
Can you share a story about something you experienced in the program that's stuck with you ?
My most memorable mentee was my first match. She was in grade 12 when we met and we have kept in touch off and on over the years. She chose to pursue engineering in university and worked as an engineer for a few years after she graduated. Unfortunately after a few years she started to think that engineering might not be right for her, so she contacted me then to talk things through. I was so happy to be able to provide some advice for her again.
How has your outlook to mentoring shifted over the years?
Over the years I have realized that it is up to the mentees to make the most of the match. Mentees need to be clear to the mentor what they want out of the match and to take the opportunity to ask every question they have.
Mentors like Melissa help us to deliver this important program year after year. Since it started in XX we've matched XX people together. In addition to receiving professional advice, many go on to become life-long friends with each other and wonderful supporters of the YWCA.
About the YWCA High School Mentorship program:
The YWCA High School Mentorship program matches young professional women with Grade 11 and 12 girls who are seeking a mentor to assist them with career exploration and post‑secondary planning. Matches meet on a monthly basis for seven months and have the opportunity to attend free YWCA career development workshop and events.
We are currently seeking young professional female mentors in all fields and disciplines.
If you'd like to learn more about this program or register as a mentor or mentee, please contact Tessa Russel at trussel@ywcavan.org | 604 895 5846
Deadline for registration: September 18, 2017
YWCA High School Mentorship program is made possible with funding from BC Gaming and BC Hydro. If you would like to support the program with a donation, please contact Kathy Lilyholm at klilyholm@ywcavan.org | 604 895 5851
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The Major and the Minor (1942, Billy Wilder)
April 23, 2008 by Brandon·Comments Off on The Major and the Minor (1942, Billy Wilder)
What a wonderful coincidence that I watch You're Never Too Young, and then find out the next day that the film it remade is on Turner Classic.
Robert Osbourne introduced as a screwball comedy, but the only thing screwball here is the premise. Movie is played as a straight, semi-romantic comedy. Same story as the Lewis flick but minus the jewel thief and with a sex reversal (and predictably there's no equivalent to the Dean Martin character). So Ginger Rogers is the scalp-massager lured to an apartment under a false premise which gets her to leave town and have to pose as a kid to afford a ticket. She hides out in Ray Milland's room, same thunderstorm and morning discovery scene, then has to keep up the ruse so Ray won't get in trouble and kicked out of the military. Again, a happy ending with Ray getting his wish to be sent on active duty (makes more sense in the nationalistic war-ragin' 40's than in the 1955 remake) and happening to meet a finally-acting-her-own-age Ginger on the train platform (where she gives him a Katy-disapproved line about how all some girls want is a letter from their husbands-abroad every couple weeks).
Cute movie, with some major Creepiness Issues (Ginger cuddling up to Ray, wanting him while pretending to be a little girl and calling him "uncle"). Not the madcap funhouse of the remake, though… no Dean songs (they're not missed) or speedboat chases, choral performances or marching band shenanigans. Turning the all-girls school into a military academy surprisingly doesn't change much. Some scenes are very similar, like the long-distance call at the phone switchboard (though Jerry ups the humor with his nutty dancing and a voice-dubbing stunt). I'm sure there's some auteurist reason why I should prefer the original to the remake, but sorry, I sorta don't.
This came out a full decade before Ginger Rogers had a lot more fun playing a little girl in Monkey Business (another movie comparison which does this film no favors), and TWO decades before Ray Milland acquired his X-RAY EYES. Back in the 40's he was cast not for the x-ray eyes but because he is an effective leading man, and an exact cross between Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant. Wilder sez: "I wrote the part of the major for Cary Grant. I always wanted him in one of my pictures, but it never worked out."
15-year-old little Lucy would grow up to play the love interest in the remake. Ray's meddling fiancee (and Lucy's big sister) was Rita Johnson (The Big Clock, Here Comes Mr. Jordan). The strict colonel (Lucy's father) was Edward Fielding, who managed to portray military men, doctors, ministers and shopkeepers in over 70 films in the 1940's despite a fatal heart attack halfway through the decade. Ginger Rogers' mom, in her only screen appearance, played Ginger Rogers' mom. Guy who gets a scalp massage at the beginning was Robert Benchley, the Jaws author's grandfather. The young high-school age kids were actually 22, 21 and 16 (x2). That's more accurate casting than the remake managed to get. The one familiar-looking boy had played Rudy in Shop Around The Corner, the kid the shop owner takes out for Christmas dinner in the final scene.
And what do I know about Billy Wilder? Not very much! Just enough to see plot parallels between this and Some Like It Hot. Saw none of the cynicism for which he's known, but Wilder explains: "I was very careful. I set out to make a commercial picture I wouldn't be ashamed of, so my first picture as a director wouldn't be my last."
Internet says the screenwriter invented the bad pickup line "Why don't you get out of that wet coat and into a dry martini?".
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Immediately after Mr. Menon packed up from Pondicherry after completing the enquiry, Matriprasad pitched his tent at Madras. The impugned undated report submitted by Mr. Menon reeks of Matriprasad's way of thinking and style of logic. It is rumored that Mr. Menon was paid Rs.75 Lakhs apart from other huge perks. I think we can safely take this figure with a pinch of salt in the northern direction.
No explicit charges were framed against me and I was given no chance to refute the same.
No evidence of my misconduct was produced, it was all hearsay.
Trustees' witnesses were given 3 ½ days for being examined and cross-examined. I was given mere three hours.
Witnesses produced before Mr. Menon were different from the witnesses produced before Mr. Natarajan.
The common witnesses' statement was different in each enquiry.
Statements of trustees' witnesses were contradictory.
Alleged medical and other relevant records pertaining to my alleged pregnancy were available at Tresor Nursing Home, claimed Chitra Sen. But she deliberately failed to produce them since there were no records to produce.
Statements of my witnesses and myself were not correctly recorded even though we protested. Mr. Menon deliberately omitted to record our statements which were detrimental to the trustees' interest. He almost threatened us to that effect saying that if we did not stop protesting he would not record any of our statements.
Dr. Prabhavathy, who alleged to have examined me when I was 6-7 months pregnant, gave a contradictory statement to the statement of the nurse who is supposed to have also examined me with her.
Dr. Prabhavathy is Prabhakar Runpanagunta's @ Batti's sister. She gave statement on behalf of the trustees on condition that Batti be made a trustee of Ashram.
The medical records produced by the trustees comprised on a medicine disbursement list of Ashram Dispensary. Through this list the trustees tried to prove my alleged pregnancy by the medicines I had received. Now interestingly this list contained names of men (old and young), women (old and young) and children all of who had also received each and every one of the medicine that I had been given. I was declared to be pregnant through this register, but all the other child-bearing-aged women inmates and probable male inmates, were left scott free. This indeed is a miraculous diagnosis of medical feat being achieved by a truly spiritualized Dr. Dilip Datta!
Lastly I was found to be 6 to 7 months pregnant by trustees' witnesses as on 10.01.2001. Now Mr. Menon comes to the conclusion, based on the non-evidence produced before him, that I became pregnant towards the end of the year 2000 (implying November/December 2000). But by 10.01.2001, the date on which Dr. Prabhavathy had alleged to have examined me at Tresor Nursing Home, I was 6 to 7 months pregnant.
A very interesting fact to note at this point is the date on which Dr. Prabhavathy claims to have examined me – 10.01.2001. On 09.01.2001, just a day before my eldest sister Jayashree is brutally assaulted. After Dr. Prabhavathy's statement her brother Prabhakar Rupanagunta @ Batti becomes Ashram trustee. Do you really feel the dates are a coincidence???!!!


The greenhouse effect is at times considered to pretty natural. However, there were times when there people who did not care about the world and did much to contribute to global warming. The greenhouse effect is a probable nuisance as they add havoc to the world. The greenhouse effect curbs most of the poisonous gases prevailing on earth. How does it do that?
The greenhouse effect is indirectly held responsible for heating up the earth. The Earth, in spite of its normal warmth and gases has been at the stake of global warming due to the greenhouse effect. You would see greenhouses scattered everywhere – either in industries or in places where the culturing of tropical flowers is considered a fun hobby.
The usual warmth that we get is mainly from the sun, of course. The Sun showers down its beam of rays and they are minimized by the protective layer of gases that surround the earth. Alas, we are protected by the most primitive gases that mankind has occurred to be knowledgeable about.
Some of these gases are reflected back and that would have made our life easier and more promising. But, the gases produced by greenhouses have to be held responsible for spoiling the climate as they tend to re-radiate the remaining gases and spoil the nature.
These gases include CFCS and tonnes of poisonous gases such as nitrous oxide, methane and carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide is considered to be a deadly gas. If it reaches the blood, it can play havoc and imitate heme's responsibilities. Methane is also a deadly gas as it can play the same feature as carbon monoxide may in the blood.


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The Terms are an agreement between Us, and not with the App Provider. As between iQniter and the App Provider, iQniter is solely responsible for its App;
The App Provider has no obligation to provide any maintenance and support services with respect to the iQniter App;
In the event of any failure of the iQniter App to conform to any applicable warranty, (i) You may notify the App Provider and the App Provider may refund the purchase price for the App to You (if applicable), (ii) to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the App Provider will have no other warranty obligation whatsoever with respect to the App, and (iii) any other claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs or expenses attributable to any failure to conform to any warranty will be, as between iQniter and the App Provider, iQniter's responsibility;
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Dr. Gugum Gumbira Tirasondjaja, often known just as Gugum Gumbira, is a Sundanese composer, orchestra leader, choreographer, and entrepreneur from Bandung, West Java, Indonesia.
Aa Tarmana was the mayor of Bandung from 1998 to 2004. He was the front-runner for a reelection, but overnight the second-level parliament elected Dada Rosada instead.
Ricky Ahmad Subagja (born January 27, 1971) is a Bandung, Indonesia born former world-class badminton player. He rates among the greatest doubles specialists in the sport's history.
Dewi "Dee" Lestari Simangunsong (born in Bandung, West Java on 20 January 1976) is an Indonesian writer, singer, and songwriter.
Ateng Wahyudi (March 16, 1936 in Bandung – September 16, 2009 in Bandung) was the mayor of Bandung, West Java, Indonesia.
Irma Pane is an Indonesian American pop singer.
Ph. G. "Flip" Carli (1879–1972) was a footballer turned film director from the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia).
Johannes Bernardus Maria Raphael Hanlo (Bandoeng, Indonesia, 29 May 1912 - Maastricht, 16 June 1969) was, under the pen name Jan Hanlo, a Dutch poet and writer.
H. Dada Rosada (alternatively Kang Dada), is the former mayor of Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia.


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Mr. Klutznick is a real-estate entrepreneur, philanthropist and civic activist.
President and later chairman and chief executive officer of Urban Investment and Development Co., the Chicago-headquartered real-estate subsidiary of Aetna Life & Casualty.
Co-managing partner of Miller-Klutznick-Davis-Gray Co., a national real-estate firm with a portfolio of properties including 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation and two of the nation's premier resort companies—Pebble Beach Company in California and Aspen Skiing Company in Colorado.
Founder and president of Thomas J. Klutznick Company, a privately held real- estate investment, development and consulting firm headquartered in Chicago with offices in Denver. The company is the corporate predecessor of today's Klutznick Company of which Mr. Klutznick's sons, John and Daniel, are principals.
Among the landmark projects for which Mr. Klutznick has been responsible, either individually or in partnership, are Chicago's Water Tower Place, 333 West Wacker Drive, 730 North Michigan Avenue and The Peninsula Chicago hotel; Boston's Copley Place; Philadelphia's One Logan Square; Houston's First City National Bank; Denver's multiblock City Center; Los Angeles' Fox Plaza; Cleveland's Sohio Headquarters Building; restoration of Seattle's Olympic Hotel; The Inn & Links at Spanish Bay, Pebble Beach, California; The Little Nell hotel, Aspen, Colorado; and Phoenix's 5,700-acre Desert Ridge master-planned community and CityNorth urban enclave.
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Mr. Klutznick resides in Chicago and suffers from Alzheimer's Disease.


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Con Galiza sempre no horizonte
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Curated by Xosé Ramón Fandiño Veiga and Gloria López López, the exhibition Con Galiza sempre no horizonte. Camilo Díaz Baliño e Isaac Díaz Pardo en Compostela reviews, with graphic and documentary information, the vital and artistic activity of the 16 years that father and son lived in Santiago (1920-1936): the casa da Tumbona, scenography, graphic and editorial design, artistic events of the Town Hall, posters of the Statute of Autonomy and, as a testimony of the barbarity of the Civil War, the portraits that Camilo made of his fellow prisoners in the Falcona. The second part, which occupies the old chapel of the College, is dedicated exclusively to offering a vision of the artistic, industrial and cultural activity of Isaac Díaz Pardo since he was forced to leave his hometown.
Rúa do Franco, Santiago de Compostela, 15702
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Festas do Apóstolo 2019'
The traditional celebrations of the Apostle of Santiago de Compostela will be held from July 19 to 31 with such outstanding artists as Xoel López, La Casa Azul, LAMODA, Budiño, The Main Squeeze, Zalon Thompson, Leilia, Papaya, or the Royal Philharmonic of Galicia.
The program will include the Folk Festival, a special concert of the Municipal Band accompanied by the Gallaecia Big Band, the 'Día do Traxe Galego', performances in Praza do Toural, the key tournament, the competition of cyprinids, the exhibition of antique cars, the Day of Padrón, the orchestras in the Alameda or the attractions, which will be in the Alameda until July 31.
The offer will also include proposals for all audiences in various areas of the city with music, dance, theater, sports, children's shows, guided tours, circus etc.
Día do Traxe Galego. Apóstolo 2019
The Galician Costume Day will reach its 40th edition in these celebrations of the 'Apóstolo 2019'. For that reason, the 'Asociación do Traxe Galego' has prepared a special edition, which will be held on July 20, in which the traditional contest will not be absent and the parade through the streets of Compostela.
'Concerto TM pola Igualdade. Apóstolo 2019'
Santiago de Compostela, an egalitarian city, has its own section in the big festivals of the city, the 'Festas do Apóstolo'. With the inclusion of this specific section in the program of the 'Festas do Apóstolo', it is intended to give maximum visibility to the claim of equality at a particularly important time for the city, which has a large influx in those days.
Programme 'Concerto TM pola Igualdade':
21 hrs. Lúa Mosquetera [poetry + reguetón]
21.30 hrs. DJ Russinha [black and electronic rhythms]
22.30 hrs. Papaya concert [pop]
Luminotechnical setting in the square March 8:
Dates: Friday 19 to Wednesday July 31.
Hours: from 9:00 p.m. at 3:00 hrs.
Place: March 8 Square.
Decoration with light on the square March 8, showing a city committed to equality, in an important corner of it, as the access to the historic city by the French Way, and within the framework of the 'Festas do Apóstolo'. This intervention will also decorate the "Concerto TM pola Igualdade" to be held in the square on Monday, July 29.
Organized by: 'Turismo de Santiago' in coordination with the 'Concellaría de Igualdade'. This action has the financing of the Xunta de Galicia through the 'Turismo de Galicia' and Abanca.
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The Armstrong Spallumcheen Art Gallery brings some childhood whimsy into its exhibition space with its current show
Childhood evoked with Dollhouse show at Armstrong gallery
Armstrong Spallumcheen Art Gallery has opened its doors to some really tiny houses.
Kristin Froneman
Oct. 23, 2015 7:00 a.m.
A group of Armstrong area artists have taken the tiny house craze to a whole new level.
The Armstrong Spallumcheen Museum and Art Gallery has just opened an exhibition where all the pieces fit inside a dollhouse.
The brainchild of Armstrong artists Jamie Frazer and Cat Majors, the exhibition features 25 furnished dollhouses, which are accompanied by miniature paintings, and have been contributed by area residents.
"You have to know when Jamie Frazer and Cat Majors come at you after having a dream scheming session that you might be in for a bit of a roller coaster ride," said gallery administrator Sherry MacFarlane. "To be fair some of the responsibility should be put at the feet of our local gal, Wendy Armstrong–Taylor. When she told Jamie her dollhouse story about a very special dollhouse her mother had made for her, well, anyone who knows Jamie knows that was like waving a red flag in front of a bull and she was off like the energizer bunny."
Frazer's intent with the show is to allow people to reminisce over the fond memories of their childhood and revisit those times.
"My intent is to provide a venue to be able to go back and spend time remembering and reflecting on those happy memories, and if visitors are able to do that with their children and grandchildren it becomes even more poignant," she said. "What better way to escape for a little while and be able to say, 'I had one of those,' or 'I remember playing with that over at my best friend's.' It is part of what has shaped us into the person we are today."
Those who enter the gallery will see dollhouses ranging from large to small. Some are vintage, some are homemade, others are store bought or rescued from garage sales and second hand stores. They also come from all different eras.
"Each dollhouse has a story like Kelly's, whose house was built by her grandmother, or Laura's, whose house was built by her grandfather, and Cat's and Bev's houses, made by their fathers. We even have a couple that are looking for new families in a silent auction," said MacFarlane.
Dollhouses continues at the Armstrong Spallumcheen Art Gallery, 3415 Pleasant Valley Rd., until Oct. 31. Also featured this month is artist Shirley Markin and her show, From A to V, in the Freeze Gallery.
Gallery hours are Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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In a trip to the Holy House of God, the honored author saw currents, violence and so narrow-mindedness of Wahabists. Having come back from his trip, he authored the present book which is composed of two parts. Part 1 includes events the author had seen in his trip. Part 2 contains discussions and debates on beliefs and thoughts he had with them; they were mixed with lecture and controversy. He also recalls a brief history of Wahabism.


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How well do you know Ranbir Kapoor? Find out some hardly known facts here!
Ranbir really liked Avantika Malik during his high schooler years. She later wedded entertainer Imran Khan and has a girl with him. The two purportedly split for the current year.
Ranbir Kapoor has dunk dialed an ex many occasions, he uncovered during his appearance on Karan Johar's show Koffee With Karan.
Even before he worked with guardians Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh in the 2013 movie Besharam, he helped on Rishi's direct, the 1999 film Aa ab laut Chalen.
Ranbir loves his mom Neetu's three dishes: bhindi, jungli mutton and paya.
Ranbir professes to be a loner in his own life. He had told GQ in a meeting, "I've generally been a loner. My mom used to consider how I'd grow up to turn into an entertainer. I never spoke, I surmise I had a certainty issue. At the point when I act however, I can channel another self through a character. It gives me the permit to be modest in my own life."
Ranbir has an obsession with number 8. "My mother's birthday is on eighth. I just began to look all starry eyed at the plan of the number and furthermore the way that can mean vastness," he as of late said in a video. He likewise uncovered that he used to view himself as fortunate on the off chance that he detected a vehicle with a number plate that had numbers which amounted to eight.
While going to class, Ranbir would consider detecting a red letter box as his rabbit's foot. He would make a wish and afterward search for three dark vehicles for it to work out.
Ranbir's #1 entertainers are Al Pacino and Amitabh Bachchan.
Ranbir's number one film highlighting his folks Rishi and Neetu is Rafoo Chakkar (1975).
The entertainer actually has his mother's number on speed dial.
Ranbir frequently plays football when he isn't occupied with his work tasks. He is a fanatic of FC Barcelona and footballer Lionel Messi. He additionally possesses the football crew Mumbai City FC in the Indian Super League.
Ranbir is prepared in dance structures: Jazz and Ballet and has additionally learnt horse riding.
The entertainer isn't on social media so what keeps him stuck to the telephone screen – Candy Crush.
Ranbir skilled himself an extravagance watch with his first check.
Ranbir selected himself for an acting course at the Lee Strasberg Institute and School of Visual Arts since his #1 entertainer Al Pacino additionally went to a similar establishment.
Ranbir's #1 motion pictures are his granddad Raj Kapoor's Shree 420, Life is Beautiful and 3 Idiots. He additionally loves TV arrangement Travel and Living.
Ranbir's #1 occasion objections are New York, Venice and Puglia.
Ranbir is the 1st male from the Kapoor family to pass Class 10 and set off for college.
Ranbir experiences Nasal Deviated Septum, which causes him to eat and talk excessively quick.
Neetu would consistently cut Ranbir's nails until he moved out of his family home.
-Even in the wake of making a name in Bollywood, Ranbir used to gather Rs 1500 pocket cash from his mom.
Ranbir regularly wears different socks.
Ranbir loves to read memoirs and autobiographies. His #1 book is Heavier Than Heaven, a memoir on Kurt Cobain.
Ranbir thinks his powerlessness to sing is an inadequacy in his acting vocation.
Ranbir's #1 Bollywood entertainers are Madhuri Dixit and Kajol.
Ranbir doesn't have a nick name like Kareena Kapoor's Bebo or Kairsma Kapoor's Lolo. He is affectionately called 'baba' by his folks.
The entertainer was exceptionally close to his grandma and they would meet on sundays where she would spread a few Peshawari dishes for the Sunday early lunch.
Ranbir can likewise play the tabla and figured out how to play the guitar while dealing with Rockstar.
Ranbir's initially filled in as an associate director on 1996 film Prem Granth, in which Rishi was the lead entertainer.
Ranbir regularly makes outings to Delhi to meet his niece Samara and sister Riddhima Kapoor Sahni.
He likewise communicated his desire of turning into a football trainer after he resigns.
While in New York to seek after a course in acting and heading, Ranbir made around 300 short movies.
For his distractions, Kapoor loves to invest energy with his family, companions and canines, watch pictures and play on his Xbox and Playstation.
The go for Wake Up Sid was deferred for months during after creation, as Ranbir grew a facial hair growth for a part in Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year (2009) and he was inaccessible to shoot a few scenes.
Ranbir Kapoor attempted some 65-70 boxers for the presenting shot in Wake Up Sid. And every one of the boxers that he wore in the film were his own.
Ranbir's eating routine arrangement is planned by his mom Neetu
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