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Spetters is een Nederlandse speelfilm uit 1980, geregisseerd door Paul Verhoeven. De film gaat over drie vrienden die zich proberen los te maken uit hun kleinsteedse milieu en een meisje dat haar leven in een frietkraam wil ontvluchten.

De film had eind 1980 1.124.025 (veelal jonge) bezoekers naar de bioscoop getrokken, maar kwam niet uit de kosten, zeker ook door een budgetoverschrijding van minstens anderhalf miljoen gulden. De film was in de VS een bescheiden succes.

De film werd gekraakt door de critici en verafschuwd door de gevestigde orde. Het grove taalgebruik, de vele seks- en geweldsscènes, en het immorele en pessimistische karakter van de film zorgden voor veel opschudding in Nederland. Mensen demonstreerden bij de bioscopen en raadden bezoekers af om naar de film te gaan. Er werd zelfs een actiegroep opgericht die pleitte voor een algeheel verbod op de film.

Het ontstaan van de film
Na de kassuccessen Wat Zien Ik!? (1971), Turks Fruit (1973), Keetje Tippel (1975) en Soldaat van Oranje (1977) kregen regisseur Paul Verhoeven en Gerard Soeteman ruzie met producent Rob Houwer. Door de ruzie liepen Verhoeven en Soeteman weg, waarna ze toenadering zochten tot Joop van den Ende. Het drietal richtte samen het filmproductiebedrijf VSE films op. Kort na de oprichting zei Rob Houwer dat Soeteman en Verhoeven gedoemd waren te mislukken. Verhoeven en Soeteman wilden het tegendeel bewijzen door een extreem succesvolle film te maken.

Het uitgangspunt was een jongerenfilm waarin de grenzen van het toelaatbare werden opgezocht. De film moest opvallen, choqueren maar ook maatschappijkritisch zijn. Het scenario, van Verhoevens vaste scenarist Gerard Soeteman, ontstond nadat Soeteman jaren eerder had meegemaakt dat een collega bij de NOS een zoon verloor door een bromfietsongeluk in het bos. De gebeurtenis en het verdriet van de vader waren hem altijd bijgebleven. Zij vormden de basis voor wat Soeteman beschouwde als een modern sprookje over drie prinsen die dingen naar de hand van de prinses.

Verhoevens streven was om met Spetters een soort tegenhanger van Soldaat van Oranje te maken. Terwijl die film een geromantiseerde avontuurlijke visie op de werkelijkheid (de Tweede Wereldoorlog) bood, had deze film juist een heel realistische en harde kijk op het leven. Ook speelde Spetters zich af in de lagere arbeidersklasse vol laagopgeleide mensen terwijl Soldaat van Oranje zich afspeelde in de decadente studentenmilieus. Verder stopte Verhoeven een aantal autobiografische thema's in de film; zo bezocht hij zelf ooit bijeenkomsten van de Pinkstergemeente, net als de vriendin van Rien in de film.

Soetemans scenario werd aanvankelijk afgekeurd door het Productiefonds van de Nederlandse film onder voorzitterschap van Anton Koolhaas, omdat het te plat en te commercieel werd gevonden. Dat de film zou worden geproduceerd door Joop van den Ende, toenmalig 'bête noire' van de Nederlandse intelligentsia, hielp ook niet mee. Verhoeven leverde daarop een door Soeteman gekuiste versie in, incasseerde de subsidie, en draaide vervolgens toch de oorspronkelijke versie, tot woede van de leden van het Filmfonds. Volgens hen was dit gewoon regelrechte oplichting; Verhoeven noemde dit achteraf "een volkomen geoorloofde guerrillatactiek".

Het totale budget van Spetters bedroeg 1,8 miljoen gulden, inclusief een bijdrage van 750 duizend gulden uit het Productiefonds. De film werd grotendeels opgenomen in Maassluis, en verder onder meer in de Euromast, de voormalige discotheek Bristol op de hoek Hofplein/Coolsingel, het metrostation Churchillplein (dat destijds nog in aanbouw was), de Burgwal in Delft en de Lijnbaan in Rotterdam. Het camerawerk was van de Duitse cameraman Jost Vacano, die drie jaar eerder onder regie van Verhoeven Soldaat van Oranje had gedraaid. De filmmuziek werd grotendeels gecomponeerd door toetsenist Ton Scherpenzeel van de Nederlandse symfonische rockgroep Kayak. Daarnaast werden bestaande nummers gebruikt. Het titelnummer verscheen als Lost blue of Chartres op het Kayak-album Periscope Life (1980). Verhoeven overschreed het budget met 1 miljoen gulden.

De hoofdrollen worden gespeeld door Hans van Tongeren (Rien), Renée Soutendijk (Fientje), Toon Agterberg (Eef) en Maarten Spanjer (Hans). Peter Tuinman heeft een bijrol als Fientjes homoseksuele broer Jaap, Marianne Boyer speelt Riens bezorgde vriendin Maja, Rutger Hauer speelt een kleine bijrol als motorcross-idool en afgestudeerd tandarts Gerrit Witkamp, Jeroen Krabbé speelt een bijrolletje als sportverslaggever Frans Henkhof, Rudi Falkenhagen een bijrol als de vader van Hans, Ab Abspoel als de vader van Rien, Coby Timp als de moeder van Rien, Hans Veerman als de vader van Eef en Truus Dekker als de moeder van Eef. Saskia ten Batenburg en Yvonne Valkenburg spelen de vriendinnetjes van Hans en Eef. Verder zijn kleine rolletjes weggelegd voor Hugo Metsers en Theu Boermans als leden van een motorbende, samen met Loes Luca als vriendin van Hugo; Kitty Courbois als dokter in het revalidatiecentrum waar Rien na zijn ongeluk wordt opgenomen; Brûni Heinke als de moeder die de sinaasappelschillen uit het raam van de auto gooit en Herman Vinck de vader; Gees Linnebank als de steeds terugkerende homoseksueel (bij de bushalte, in het café, in de metro); Ben Aerden als de oudere homoseksueel in het park met hond die Eef probeert te verleiden; Margot Keune als het meisje op de brommer met tennisballen onder haar truitje en Ursul de Geer als politieman die door Fientje wordt omgekocht voor een standplaatsvergunning.

Ontvangst
De première van Spetters vond plaats op 26 februari 1980 in het Corso Theater in Rotterdam. De film deed veel stof opwaaien wegens seksisme, politiek incorrecte opmerkingen over allochtonen, geweld tegen homoseksuelen en de voor Nederlandse begrippen schokkend realistische wijze waarop geweld werd uitgebeeld. Nederlandse filmrecensenten schreven de film als "plat" en "fascistoïde" de grond in. Volgens de Volkskrant veroorzaakte Spetters oogkwalen. Verhoeven kreeg te maken met een heuse protestgroep, de Nederlandse Anti Spetters Actie (NASA) - een verbond van homo's, feministes en linkse actievoerders. In Sonja's Goed Nieuws Show kwam het tot een verbale confrontatie. Verhoeven trachtte tevergeefs de bedoeling van zijn film uit te leggen. Buiten beeld probeerden homoseksuele NASA-leden zijn mond in te smeren met rode lippenstift, een straf die in de film aan een homoseksuele man wordt voltrokken. Toon Agterberg werd door homovijandig cafépubliek te veel geïdentificeerd met zijn rol als Eef en moest naar eigen zeggen nogal eens een café uitvluchten.

Ook de politiebonden lieten van zich horen: zij waren woedend over een scène waarin Fientje een politieagent verleidt om een bekeuring te ontlopen. De agent spreekt haar aan over de vraag of zij wel een standplaatsvergunning voor de snackwagen heeft en Fientje stelt hem daarop veelbetekenend voor om dit "binnen in de caravan maar te regelen". De agent gaat op het aanbod in en, nadat hij in de mobilofoon nog heeft gerapporteerd dat "alles rustig" is, volgt hij haar de caravan in. De bonden vonden dit een smet op de goede naam van het Nederlandse politieapparaat.

Voor Spetters bestond ook Amerikaanse belangstelling. Het scenario werd aangekocht, maar er werd niets mee gedaan.

Inhoud

De drie vrienden Eef de Wit (19 jaar, automonteur), Rien Hartman en Hans Blaak (beiden 20 jaar en timmerman) wonen in een klein Hollands stadje en de laatste twee zijn gek op motorcrossen. Hun grote voorbeeld is de lokale held Gerrit Witkamp, die als tandarts is afgestudeerd, maar furore maakt als motorcrosser en bijna wereldkampioen is. Rien en Hans dromen zelf ook van zo'n carrière, maar hebben geen goed materiaal. Tijdens een motorcrosswedstrijd zien ze in de aanwezige rijdende patatkraam "De Happies-hoek" Fientje met haar broer Jaap en zijn meteen diep van haar onder de indruk. Als enkele dagen later de patatkraam in het stadje blijkt te zijn neergestreken, proberen de jongens alle drie om Fientje te versieren. De opportunistische Fientje, die er van droomt haar huidige bestaan als patatbakster vaarwel te kunnen zeggen, kiest voor kampioen in spe Rien omdat hij de beste vooruitzichten lijkt te bieden. Ze troggelt hem van zijn vriendin Maja af door hem een contract met Honda te bezorgen, waartoe ze sportverslaggever Henkhof verleidt die schnabbelt als talent scout voor deze firma.

Als Rien echter tijdens een training zwaar ten val komt met zijn crossmotor, en hierdoor voorgoed in een rolstoel belandt, verlegt ze haar interesse naar Eef, die in het geheim homo's berooft om geld bij elkaar te krijgen waarmee hij naar Canada wil emigreren. Nadat hij, na weer een beroving, door een groep homo's onder leiding van Fientjes broer Jaap wordt verkracht in de in aanbouw zijnde metrotunnel onder het Churchillplein kan Eef er niet langer meer omheen dat hij zelf ook homo is. Hij vertelt dit zijn streng christelijke vader die hem vervolgens tuchtigt.

Rien schenkt zijn twee crossmotoren aan Hans, die probeert Riens droom na diens ongeluk voort te zetten. Hans tracht Fientje over te halen voor hem te kiezen door haar te vertellen dat hem een grote motorcrosscarrière wacht; hij heeft immers Witkamp bereid gevonden met hem te gaan trainen! Ze is direct geïnteresseerd, maar Hans blijkt echter tijdens de eerste training, gadegeslagen door Fientje, geen enkel talent voor het motorcrossen te hebben. Fientje besluit daarom voor Eef te kiezen en vertelt hem graag met hem mee te willen naar Canada. Eef moet haar daardoor opbiechten homo te zijn. Maja stort zich op het geloof en hoopt dat Rien door God wordt genezen. Als bidden niet blijkt te helpen rijdt de toch al sceptische Rien zich in zijn rolstoel op de snelweg voor een vrachtwagen. Ondertussen loopt in café "De Harmonie" van zijn vader het feestje ter ere van Witkamp, inmiddels wereldkampioen geworden, volledig uit de hand, en het café wordt kort en klein geslagen door leden van een ruige motorbende.

Van de drie prinsen van weleer blijft voor Fientje uiteindelijk alleen Hans over. Ze verkopen de crossmotoren en nemen samen de restanten van "De Harmonie" over met het voornemen er een discotheek/kroeg/snackbar van te maken. Hoewel ze de patatlucht wilde ontvluchten (uitspraak uit de film) kiest ze zelf toch weer voor zo'n bestaan, maar dan op een wat andere manier. Als je voor een dubbeltje geboren bent word je nooit een kwartje, lijkt de boodschap aan het eind van de film. En gaat ieder zijns weegs. De laatste scène toont de auto-met-snackcaravan van Jaap, die Eef voorstelt met hem mee te gaan naar waarheen ze maar willen, maar Eef slaat dat af en denkt ooit nog weleens van zijn vader te kunnen winnen. Jaap zwaait Fientje en Hans vaarwel en verdwijnt over de Brienenoordbrug op weg naar onbekende verten. Op datzelfde moment rent Maja de weg over en stapt in de bus.

Hoofdrollen
 Hans van Tongeren - Rien
 Renée Soutendijk - Fientje
 Toon Agterberg - Eef
 Maarten Spanjer - Hans
 Marianne Boyer - Maya
 Peter Tuinman - Jaap
 Saskia van Basten-Batenburg - Truus
 Yvonne Valkenburg - Annette
 Ab Abspoel - Riens vader
 Rudi Falkenhagen - Hans' vader
 Hans Veerman - Eefs vader
 Ben Aerden - Oude homoseksueel
 Kitty Courbois - Dokter
 Margot Keune - Meisje op bromfiets
 Jonna Koster - Gerrits vrouw
 Gees Linnebank - Homoseksueel
 Hugo Metsers - lid motorbende
 Peter Oosthoek - Priester
 Jeroen Krabbé - Frans Henkhof
 Rutger Hauer - Gerrit Witkamp
 Eric Beekes
 Theu Boermans - lid motorbende
 Truus Dekker - Eefs moeder
 Ursul de Geer
 Bruni Heinke - Moeder in auto
 Hans Holtkamp
 Jan Hopmann
 Henk van Houten
 Juanita Landbrug
 Loes Luca - old lady motorbende
 Johan Simons
 Willem Sibbelee
 Coby Timp
 Herman Vinck - Vader in auto
 Mike West
 Dick Molenaar
 Ellen de Thouars - Vrouw bij gebedsgenezer

Trivia
 Het personage Rien benam zich het leven in de film. Twee jaar later maakte Hans van Tongeren, de acteur die Rien speelde, in werkelijkheid ook zelf een einde aan zijn leven. Kort voor zijn zelfverkozen dood was hij nog gecast voor een rol in de film 'Van de koele meren des doods', waarin hij ook de rol op zich zou nemen van iemand die zichzelf het leven beneemt.
 Spetters werd in 2001 door Bridge Entertainment uitgebracht op dvd, met portretten van Van Tongeren en Soutendijk op de omslag. De naam van Hans van Tongeren stond echter niet op de hoes, terwijl de namen van Soutendijk, Rutger Hauer en Jeroen Krabbé (die allen minder belangrijke rollen speelden) wel op de hoes waren afgebeeld. Volgens Paul Verhoeven was dit een belediging voor het acteertalent van Hans van Tongeren. De dvd zelf is van slechte kwaliteit. het gaat niet om een nieuwe scan, maar een oudere analoge 4:3 transfer. De Amerikaanse release is stukken beter van kwaliteit. Een paar jaar later werd er een nieuwe versie uitgebracht in de "Hollands Glorie" dvd-reeks. Deze versie had de naam Hans van Tongeren wel op de hoes afgebeeld, maar nu in het klein, en onder de namen van Soutendijk, Hauer en Krabbé. De kwaliteit van de film was op deze versie hetzelfde als op de 2001-uitgave. In 2012 kreeg de film een goede release op dvd en BluRay, als gevolg van het feit dat EYE Film Instituut Nederland de film had gerestaureerd.
 Voor de vertoning op televisie bij de TROS werd de homoseksuele verkrachtingsscène drastisch gekortwiekt.
 De rol van Gerrit Witkamp werd gespeeld door Rutger Hauer. De motorcrosser Gerrit Wolsink, die niet toevallig ook tandarts is en bijna wereldkampioen in de 500CC klasse werd, deed de scenes op de motor als stand-in voor Hauer.
 Stuntman Dickey Beer verzorgde alleen alle motorcross-stunts en valpartijen voor de film, waarbij hij constant moest wisselen van kostuum en motor. In latere interviews gaf Beer aan dat dit eigenlijk te veel was voor één persoon.

Externe links

 Aflevering van Andere Tijden over Spetters

Nederlandse film
Film uit 1980
Film van Paul Verhoeven
Dramafilm
Erotische film


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Обсерватория Хоер-Лист () — астрономическая обсерватория, расположенная в 100 км ю-з Бонна, Германия, около города Даун, на горной цепи Айфель. Обсерватория управляется Институтом астрономии имени Аргеландера Боннского университета.

История обсерватории
До 1940-х боннские астрономические наблюдения были выполнены главным образом на старой обсерватории Арджеландра в Бонне. С увеличением электрификации города (ночное освещение улиц) яркость неба возрастала, затрудняя астрономические наблюдения.

В поисках альтернативного местоположения обсерватории в 1950 году была выбрана гора Хоер-Лист, расположенная над деревней Schalkenmehren, так как местные условия были подходящими для астрономических наблюдений. В данной сельской местности очень низкая яркость неба. Сюда было решено переместить Боннские телескопы. Новая обсерватория была введена в строй 1954 году, после чего в 1954 году 50-см телескоп Шмидта был установлен в первом куполе. Большое расширение произошло в 1964 году, когда в обсерваторию был перемещен Двойной рефрактор, построенный в 1899 году. Последний купол, который был установлен, содержит 1-м телескоп Кассегрен, являющийся крупнейшим из инструментов обсерватории. Сегодня в обсерватории есть 6 телескопов. Есть также 16-см рефрактор Schröder, который использовался для Южного Боннского обозрения.

Обсерватория является отдаленной станцией Института астрономии им. Арджеландра университета Бонна. Здесь много студентов написали свой дипломы или докторантуру, и важная научная работа в астрометрии и фотометрии звезд Млечного пути была выполнена. Сегодня, у Обсерватории Хоер-Лист больше нет того же самого научного значения, поскольку наблюдения в Айфель стали более трудными. Яркость неба очень высока, и погодные условия значительно хуже, чем в обсерваториях Чили или США. В данный момент в обсерватории проходят практику студенты, а также тестируются приборы, которые могут в дальнейшем быть установлены на обсерваториях в Испании или Чили.

С 2007 года на 1-м телескопе проводятся наблюдения по программе проекта HOLIGRAIL (Хоер-Лист Гравитационное линзирование).

В обсерватории проводятся туристические экскурсии и образовательные лекции.

Инструменты обсерватории (6 шт)
 1-м телескоп Кассегрен-Несмит (D = 106 см, F = 14.5 м, 1965 год)
 60-см Ричи-Кретьен (D = 0.6 м, F = 4.8 м, 1984 год)
 50-см Камера Шмидта (D = 34/50 см, F = 1.4 м, 1953 год)
 Боннский двойной длиннофокусный рефрактор (D = 36 см, F = 5.4 м — визуальная труба) и (D = 30 см, F = 5.1 м — фотографическая труба) (создан в 1899 году, установлен в обсерватории Хоер-Лист в 1965 году)
 Астрограф Sonnefeld-Vierlinser (D = 30 см, F = 1.5 м) (создан в 1925 году, установлен в обсерватории Хоер-Лист в 1968 году)
 6-дюймовый рефрактор Schröder (D = 16 см, F = 1.9 м, 1874 год)

Направления исследований
 астрометрия и фотометрия звезд Млечного пути
 Гравитационное линзирование

Ссылки
 Argelander-Institut für Astronomie
 HOLIGRAIL

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The medicalisation of childhood
The practice of medicating children with large doses of dangerous drugs in response to questionable diagnoses is a scandal, argues educational psychologist Dave Traxson.
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Yet despite extensive research recognising both the need for moremental health support for children and the efficacy of intervention, there is still a serious shortfall in help.In 2005, only one in four children with a diagnosable mental disorder were in contact with any serviceand mental health services have always struggled to get their fair share of the budget. The crash has madethings worse, too. According to the Charity Young Minds, two thirds of councils have reduced their CAMHsbudgets since 2010 while more than half of NHS trusts and councils combined have cut their services by asmuch as 41 per cent.These cutbacks come at a time when the value of wellbeing has never been more recognised. Last year'sWorld Happiness Report 2013, argued that poor mental health can reduce life expectancy at the same rateas smoking and highlighted mental health as one of the biggest issues affecting the nation's happiness.In the report, emotional health in childhood was singled out as the most important factor affecting adultwellbeing.The route toempowermenthttp://www.youngminds.org.uk/about/our_campaigns/cuts_to_chttp://unsdsn.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/WorldHappinessReport2013_online.pdfwww.teachingtimes.com n Vol 4.5Mental health and wellbeing Every Child Journal87The problem for schoolsSchools clearly have an important role in promoting wellbeing and good mental healthbut one of the problems they face is that promoting mental health often has to straddlean uneasy divide between the holistic, preventative approach of promoting wellbeingand medical interventions which are usually triggered when a mental health problemappears uncontrollable. Whatever the approach, mental health problems are damagingto children. Conduct disorders are associated with school exclusions, special educationalneeds, and children leaving school without qualifications.Children with conduct disorders and hyperkinetic disorder – with its symptoms ofinappropriate inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity – may be four to five times morelikely to struggle to attain literacy and numeracy skills.Schools often tackle wellbeing through PSHE, yet according to Ofsted reports, 40 percent schools' provision is in need of improvement or is inadequate.Perhaps it's the complexity of the subject that lies behind these disappointing results.While many teachers, parents and other professionals spend much of their time lookingfor interventions that will make a real difference to their young people, the problemscontinue. Thankfully, at least, the sharp rise in mental health problems that was recordedin the 1990s has slowed and stabilised, and they may even be showing the first signsof falling. Nevertheless, the issues that make mental health so problematic – the gapbetween demand for provision and its availability, the disputes over preferred methodsof engagement – and the seriousness of its impact on children's lives, make it an area ofgreat concern.A third wayThe Jepeca programme is an approach developed by a professional who worked herway through the medical model as a school health nurse and a midwife in the healthservices, and felt its limitations. Julianne Hadden, who developed the method, says herexperiences led her to question how emotional health and wellbeing support to youngpeople in difficult situations is tackled in the health services. Her work in schools gaveher first-hand experience in inter-agency work alongside CAMHS, the policy, socialservices and safeguarding. Moreover, she felt that although counselling was good atcapturing the thoughts and feelings of young people, too often they were not actedupon. Instead, in her experience, the process put a lot of emphasis on the needs of theparents in order to help get them back on track and more able to care for their child. Whilethis is an important part of building relationships in families, the result is, says Hadden,that the needs of the child and the means to give the child the ability to survive in theirenvironment are overlooked.The route toempowermentCase Study 1: Carrie's storyCarrie had a very draining and demanding home life, which left little energy for her school life. She felt very low attimes, had suicidal thoughts and would often seek help from the school. She didn't want to work with a counsellor andso was referred to the Jepeca programme.After six weeks, she said she was able to manage her thoughts properly and knew what to do with them. She beganto cope with school much better, using the techniques she had learned for her school exams. Carrie said she'd almostgiven up in the middle of her science exam, but she used the coping techniques she had learned and finished it.Her friends had noticed a huge difference as she really laughs now, whereas before they had always felt her laughingwas 'fake'. She feels a lot happier and says"
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string(204) "This research by University College London has found that adults who were psychologically controlled as children by their parents are more likely to have poor mental health.
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string(430) "... and adjustment, and childhood illness were related. ■ More advantaged socioeconomic position was associated with greater wellbeing but this did notexplain the links between these childhood exposures and adult wellbeing, suggesting alternativeexplanatory pathways should be considered. ■ Childhood illness and family psychosocial environment are associated with mental wellbeing inearly older ..."
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string(321) "Children who display increasing levels of inattention at the age of seven are at risk of worse academic outcomes in their GCSE examinations, according to this research led by the universities of Bristol and Nottingham and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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string(4834) "Leadership BriefingLeadership Briefing – www.teachingtimes.comReports Summaries – a weeklyservice of essential summaries,in-depth reports and criticalanalysis that's new and relevantto education, linked to originalsource documents.CHILDHOOD BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS ANDACADEMIC OUTCOMES IN ADOLESCENCEKeywordsInattention,oppositional/defiant, ADHD,academicoutcomes,longitudinal,GCSEexaminations,hyperactivity,impulsiveness,defianceproblemsSummaryChildren who display increasing levels of inattention at the age of seven are at risk of worseacademic outcomes in their GCSE examinations, according to this research led by theuniversities of Bristol and Nottingham and published in the Journal of the American Academyof Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.Researches analysed the behaviour and exam results of more than 11,000 children who took part inBristol's Children of the 90s study.Parents and teachers were asked to complete detailed questionnaires when pupils were aged seven,looking at areas such as inattention, hyperactivity, impulsiveness and any defiance problems. Thedata was then compared with the youngsters' GCSE results at age 16.For every point rise in a child's fidgeting levels at age seven, researches found a two to three pointdrop in GCSE scores.They also found a 7 per cent increase in the likelihood of them not achieving at least five C grades intheir exams.Researches took into consideration factors such as IQ, social class and parents' education.The study also linked attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) with a 27 to 32-point reduction inGCSE scores.In boys it found a more than two-fold increase in the probability of them not achieving five A*-Cgrades.Prevention and intervention strategies include teaching teenagers time-management and organisationskills, minimising distraction and helping them to prioritise their school work and revision.The results of the study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, are published in theJournal Of The American Academy Of Child And Adolescent Psychiatry.Main Findings: ■ In adjusted analyses, there was a linear association between each 1-point increase in inattentionsymptoms and worse outcomes (2- to 3-point reduction in GCSE scores and 6% to 7% (10%Week Commencing 1st June 2015http://www.jaacap.com/article/S0890-8567(15)00106-9/fulltexthttp://www.jaacap.com/article/S0890-8567(15)00106-9/fulltexthttps://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/359483/DFE-RR286_-_Are_free_schools_using_innovative_approaches.pdfLeadership BriefingLeadership Briefing – www.teachingtimes.comReports Summaries – a weeklyservice of essential summaries,in-depth reports and criticalanalysis that's new and relevantto education, linked to originalsource documents.-12% with teacher ratings) increased likelihood of not achieving 5 good GCSEs). ■ ADHD was associated with a 27- to 32-point reduction in GCSE scores and, in boys, a more than2-fold increased likelihood of not achieving 5 good GCSEs. ■ In boys, oppositional/defiant behaviours were also independently associated with worse outcomes,and DBDs were associated with a 19-point reduction in GCSE scores and a 1.83-increasedlikelihood of not achieving 5 good GCSEs.Conclusion ■ In terms of implications, teachers and parents should be aware of the academic impact ofearly behavioural difficulties, and, in particular, the risk associated with subthreshold difficulties.Increasing levels of behavioural problems at age 7 are associated with worse academic outcomesin adolescence. ■ Although each 1-point increase in inattention symptoms has a small effect at an individual level,the impact is significant at a population level. This demonstration of a dose−response relationshiphas important clinical and educational implications; diagnostic systems that are based on havinga minimum number of definite symptoms or symptoms of sufficient severity mean that childrenwho are subthreshold for ADHD may be overlooked. ■ The findings highlight that prevention and intervention approaches, including educational support,should consider the full spectrum of these behavioural risk factors and not just focus on those withextreme levels of difficulties. ■ Interventions for academic difficulties should take into account the presence of inattention andDBD symptoms, and strategies should be tailored accordingly. ■ At the individual level, strategies that might help to optimize examination performance duringteenage years include time management and organization skills (throughout the course of study),prioritization of key work, minimizing distractions, examination revision, and within-examinationstrategy.WEB LINKChildhood Behaviour Problems and Academic Outcomes in Adolescencehttp://www.jaacap.com/article/S0890-8567(15)00106-9/fulltext"
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Reaching the end of their rope: NY farmers and regulators at odds over hemp
By J.D. Allen • Aug 25, 2020
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Agriculture officials in New York say federal rules for producing hemp are "unrealistic." The state also said they won't try to regulate the crop. Hemp farmers say they will have to be very careful without support from the state.
Legal hemp is a tricky crop to harvest. It's cannabis — like marijuana — without the mind-altering properties. But hemp still contains some of the psychoactive chemical, THC.
That's where the bad news starts for hemp growers like David Falkowski.
"There could be criminal implications on the farmers," Falkowski said. "They could actually be brought up on charges. And some of the lesser degrees, they would have to burn or disk in their crop under the oversight of a DEA registered agency."
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has a very hard line between what is considered legal hemp and marijuana, an illicit drug. Without the New York government being the middleman with its own regulatory process, Falkowski said he has little protection when dealing with the feds.
The state Department of Agriculture and Markets said in a statement that the agency has asked the USDA to delay what it calls "unreasonable" rule changes, extend the current regulations until 2021, and to otherwise provide a more flexible regulatory structure.
"New York State remains committed to the hemp industry and its growth in New York," the statement read. "The State has worked tirelessly to expand this sector of the agricultural economy and support its growers and processors since 2016. Despite the Department's feedback on the USDA's Interim Rule, it remains unchanged and, as written, is extremely challenging to implement. The Department will continue to advocate for reasonable requirements related to the oversight of industrial hemp and is optimistic that common ground can be reached. In the meantime, with the October deadline approaching, the Department will work with the industry to the extent that transition to oversight by the USDA is necessary."
The agency said it will help growers transition to USDA licensing for the next season, starting Oct. 31.
Seneca Nation entering the industrial hemp industry
By Marian Hetherly • Dec 30, 2019
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The Seneca Nation has been vigorously working on a Hemp Production Plan to enter this new industry. It comes as the next step in an overall effort to revive agriculture on Seneca lands.
Upstate hemp farmer pleased by change in federal guidelines on bank loans
By Randy Gorbman • Dec 9, 2019
There are new guidelines from the federal government that could help hemp farmers in New York state expand their operations.
WXXI's Randy Gorbman reports.
$150M hemp industrial park opens south of Binghamton
By Gabe Altieri • Jul 30, 2019
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A $150 million hemp industrial park is open in Broome County. Ontario-based Canopy Growth will operate the park in Kirkwood. The hope is the business will create over 400 jobs.
New hemp investment in Southern Tier could bring hundreds of jobs
By Randy Gorbman • Jan 15, 2019
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Q: Template parameter type I have a function :
template<class T>
static string
format(T ui, T sentinal, char listSeparator)
{
    stringstream s;
    if (ui == sentinal)
    {
        s << "n/a" << listSeparator;
    }
    else
    {
        s << ui << listSeparator;
    }
    return s.str();
}

The way the function was called is :
output << format(field1,Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);
output << format(field2,Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);
/// ...etc

Previously  field1 and field2 were of the type unsigned int .
It was decided to change these types to be unsigned long long.
But the compilation error occurs :
std::string format(T,T,char)' : template parameter 'T' is ambiguous
main.cpp(39) : see declaration of 'format'
could be 'Juint'
'unsigned __int64'

What is the reason for that?NA_Value?It is defined as :
static const Juint NA_Value = (Juint) -1;
typedef unsigned int   Juint

It can`t determine the template T ?!
Where from compiler decides about __int64?

A: This is a problem of template type deduction, where you have the same type occurring multiple times in the signature of a function. The compiler just doesn't know which of the two types you want T to be, because in the call the two occurrences are of a different type.
You call format like the following (with Juint being replaced according to your typedef):
format(unsigned long long ui, unsigned int sentinal, char listSeparator);

You changed the type of the former argument so now it is different from the second. Before you did this change, both parameters had the same type.
To solve the problem, you have the following options:

*

*Make the template types different. (see answer by Joachim Pileborg)

*Force a specific type by explicitly stating it as a template parameter when you call the function. This will automatically cast the non-matching parameter(s) like you are used to it for normal functions (no type deduction happens in this case):
output << format<Juint>(field2,Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);
                ^^^^^^^

output << format<unsigned long long>(field2,Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

*Cast one of the parameters to the other type. This makes both parameters be the same and type deduction will succeed:
output << format(static_cast<Juint>(field2),Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

output << format(field2,static_cast<unsigned long long>(Backend::NA_Value), csvSeparator);
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

*Change the typedef of Juint, too, so the types become the same again and type deduction also succeeds.

*Add type traits / enable_if which will restrict the template types to specific classes of types fulfilling a condition, but in your case I don't think that this is what you want.
Personally, I'd wish there was another option: It would be nice to have the type deduction only perform on the first parameter and force the second parameter to be cast on the call site automatically (like a "T but don't deduce" parameter type). But there isn't such an option.
The best options in your case is to make Juint also of the same type (4th option on the list) or to make your function "more general" by going for the first option. Care has to be taken on the usages of the types within the function, as pointed out in the answer by Joachim Pileborg in general, but in your case it should be fine without changing the function's body.

A: The types for Backend::NA_Value is no longer the same as the field1 or field2 variables. One is a unsigned int while the other is a unsigned long long.
Either change the Juint typedef to match the type of field1 and field2. Or you can add a new template variable:
template<class T, class U>
static string
format(T ui, U sentinal, char listSeparator)

Of course if you do the latter you will get other errors and/or warning about mismatching types in the comparison.

A: The compiler error says it all: What type is T meant to be? Is it unsigned long long as indicated by field1, or it it unsigned int, as indicated by Backend::NA_Value?
The compiler can't determine what you meant, so it produces an error.
Possible solutions are:

*

*Change Backend::NA_Value to unsigned long long as well

*Explicitly specify the type you want to be used for T:
format<unsigned long long>(field1, Backend::NA_Value, csvSeparator);

*Change format such that the first and second argument can be of different types:
template<class T, class U>
static string
format(T ui, U sentinal, char listSeparator)
{
    stringstream s;
    if (ui == sentinal)
    {
        s << "n/a" << listSeparator;
    }
    else
    {
        s << ui << listSeparator;
    }
    return s.str();
}

With this change, sentinal can be of any type that can be equality-compared with ui.


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posted by Editor on Thu, 12/13/2018 - 23:23
Yavapai Sheriff's Office background on the rescue --
On November 11, 2018, after 5 PM, a 54- year-old Sedona man called for help after he got stuck on the side of Capitol Butte (aka Thunder Mountain), Sedona, while hiking up the side of the mountain. He was off trail and situated on a small rock about 4' x 8' and completely surrounded by near vertical faces. He only had a cell phone with him and was dressed in light clothing as darkness was approaching.
Verde Search and Rescue Ground units were deployed above and below the man's position and made contact with the stranded hiker. After assessing the conditions, it was determined there was not a safe way to get him down.
The Yavapai Sheriff Search and Rescue (YCSRT) Backcountry unit and DPS Ranger Air Rescue were then called to the scene. DPS flew over the subject just before the sun went down and determined that a hoist rescue would be attempted. They noted this would be the first night time technical rescue attempted by DPS Ranger crews.
As DPS began preparations for the rescue, ground crews were able to drop a hat, gloves, and emergency blanket to the stranded hiker as the temperature was moving quickly into the 40s. The helicopter landed briefly and a plan was formulated to lower a DPS technician down to the man, get him into a rescue harness, and off the mountain. At any point in the operation, it could have been called off for safety concerns. The alternative plan was a rope rescue by the YCSRT Backcountry team.
Following a briefing, the DPS helicopter crew flew a "rehearsal" run and everything looked good. Just before the final run the man's only light source, his cell phone, went dead. The technician was lowered to him and maneuvered him into a rescue harness and the helicopter returned to lift them off their perch to safety.
The incredible video is attached as released by the Department of Public Safety today...
From the Department of Public Safety -
- For Immediate Release - issued December 13, 2018..
Sedona, Ariz. — On November 10, 2018, at 5:30 p.m., an Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) helicopter was requested by the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office (YCSO) to assist with a nighttime technical rescue of a 52-year-old climber on Thunder Mountain, north of Sedona. The Sedona man was reported to have been rock climbing without ropes and harness when he reached a point where he was unable to climb up or down. The temperature was also forecasted to drop down to near freezing.
Ranger 1, AZDPS's new Bell 429 helicopter, arrived after sunset and using an external hoist, deployed a Trooper/Paramedic onto the ledge near the stranded climber. Lighting from Ranger 1 illuminated the scene while the Trooper/Paramedic wrapped the climber in a specialized transport suit. Utilizing the external hoist, he was then pulled into the hovering helicopter and flown to a YCSO command post. The climber, John Knight age 52 of Sedona, was not injured.
Although AZDPS Air Rescue units have been rescuing victims across the state for nearly 50 years, this mission represents the first external load technical rescue performed during night hours. Technical rescues are routinely conducted during daylight hours by AZDPS Air Rescue units. During night hours, Ranger crews traditionally access and extract victims by means of landing in confined spaces, one-skid landings, or hover insertions/extractions. The lack of external load capability at night can slow the rescue of victims in emergency situations. The addition of hoist technical rescue capability at night greatly enhances public safety in Arizona, as was the case in this mission. The night time technical mission was also made possible because of the extensive training by the helicopter crew. For the last 12 months, the AZDPS's helicopter crews have gained significant experience in hoist operations and recently completed an intense two-week training program.
"This type of rescue is challenging even in the best of circumstances. Our new equipment and training that enabled this rescue to occur at night, really paid off. The victim was unprepared for a very cold night and our crew recognized he needed to be extracted from the mountain before temperatures dropped." Said Colonel Frank Milstead, Director, Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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In the past year or so my acute sense of hearing has become almost overwhelming for me. Stay with me here for a second and I'll get you on the same page as me, honest. I have become super sensitive to the language people choose to use about a situation, another person or especially, themselves. It is so interesting. Interesting and sometimes absolutely mind boggling.
"I'm stupid; fat, shy, negative, a bad person, a loser…", the list goes on. I am not making these statements up, these are actual words that people have used to describe themselves to me in conversation. After my initial reaction, usually internal but sometimes quite visceral I start to wonder. Who decided that's who you are? Who gave you that label and perhaps more importantly, what makes you choose to hang on to it?
When we start out on this planet, we are all perfect. Just ask any new parent. There are no flaws in a newborn. Doesn't even have to be a human newborn. Think about it, what baby creature is not absolutely perfect and adorable? So what happens? How does that perfect life form end up identifying themselves as "stupid" , "a loser", or whatever word they use? Sometimes it is due to a fleeting comment made by someone influential or important in their life and it just stuck with them. Sometimes it comes from years and years of being in an environment where this was a common belief that you were sold and bought into.
Sometimes the "labels" are completely harmless, yet a lot of times, there aren't harmless and have become a deeply rooted belief that someone holds for themself. They are rate limiting in terms of moving forward because if you're "shy", how can you meet people or speak publicly? If you're "stupid" how can you learn something new?
Sometimes, however, these labels can become a convenient excuse for not making change. Even when you are desperate to make it and know that it's time. The label you choose to wear keeps you firmly stuck in a rut. You wear your label proudly, despite it being a lie. It becomes a rather convenient badge of honour to carry around. Almost like a shield. It protects you from stepping into something different because, well, that's just who you are…didn't you read the label?
There is good news, of course. You can remove a label or scribble over it and amend it. You can decide what label you want to wear. Designed by and for you, and guess what? You can have many different ones. Point being, carrying around a label that someone else has given to you is okay if you actually want it and believe it. However, if you realize that it is untrue, rip it off and make your own! You can choose how you want to be. Get curious.


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The above works, however, it required me to use a text editor with column based support to add round brackets (the list was actually quite a bit longer).
Is there and easier/better way to convert a comma separated list into a (temp) table with PostgreSQL?
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select item as object_id from ARRAY[6058271246, 2201299240, 1801904030, 2097401903];

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This will them allow me to cut-and-paste any list of IDs in between the square brackets.

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1975, Warner Bros., 103 min, UK, Dir: Ken Russell
Director Ken Russell is at his outrageous, surreal best in this biopic of Franz Liszt (played by The Who's Roger Daltrey), an aural, visual and sexual feast for all the senses. Thrill to the progressive-rock score by Rick Wakeman (of Yes), which somehow incorporates rock, Liszt and Wagner in all their majesty. Pop-culture references abound as Russell equates Liszt with the music superstars of the day - and don't miss the giant penises!
Roy Baird
Peter Suschitzky
Paul Nicholas
Sara Kestelman
2002, Sony Pictures Classics, 98 min, Canada/UK/France, Dir: David Cronenberg
Dennis Cleg (a masterful Ralph Fiennes) has just been released from the psychiatric ward and has been assigned to live in a halfway house. A conflicted and deeply troubled soul searching for answers in his past, he receives little care and attention and is left alone with his own thoughts - which center around his tragic childhood and the events that landed him in the hospital in the first place. Miranda Richardson, Gabriel Byrne and Lynn Redgrave costar in this riveting psychological thriller.
Catherine Bailey
Samuel Hadida
Patrick McGrath
Howard Shore
2007, Focus Features, 100 min, UK/Canada/USA, Dir: David Cronenberg
Among David Cronenberg's most accomplished films, this thriller about the Russian mob stars Viggo Mortenson and Naomi Watts. On a rainy night in London, a pregnant Russian teenager arrives in a hospital badly wounded; only her baby can be saved, and Anna (Watts) sets out to locate the mother's family. What she finds is a web of crime and deception - and a bizarre relationship with enigmatic mob driver Nikolai (Mortenson). Featuring one of the most memorable fight scenes in recent cinematic history, EASTERN PROMISES will keep viewers guessing until the very end.
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Foundations: Why Should Christians Support Limited Government?
By The Editors Published on March 22, 2021 •
The easiest answer to this question arrives in two words: Original Sin. Mankind fell. Our reason skills were darkened and our wills became bent away from our Maker. The first human society on record? The family of Adam and Eve. Despite their intimate contact with God, with unfallen wills and intellects, they still chose sin. One of their sons murdered another. In Genesis we read of an early civilization, that of Babel. No sooner had it organized itself and gotten prosperous, than it dared to build a tower to try to reach Heaven, and challenge God.
So God scattered its inhabitants and fragmented their languages. Hence our first clue about God's will when it comes to government. America's founders, reflecting on millennia of tyranny all around the world, adopted a comparable solution. The separation of powers, which James Madison crafted, seems almost modeled on God's answer to Babel. Our Constitution slows down, frustrates, and counters the hot ambitions and heaven-scaling schemes of powerful politicians.
The Social Gospel, Progressives, and Socialism
Many have found this separation frustrating, even infuriating. Woodrow Wilson, who'd traded the genuine Gospel for the Social Gospel, denounced the Constitution. Even before he took office, he called on Americans to substitute Darwin for St. Augustine, and adopt a "progressive," "scientific" government. In other words, one that would grant the executive branch almost unlimited powers. He took advantage of the First World War to grab such power, throwing anti-war critics into prison — the First Amendment be damned.
Of course, the long history of man between Babel and Wilson yields countless governments agglomerating power and kings mistaking themselves for gods. In the process, they rode roughshod over the one truly sacred thing we know on earth: the individual person, as the image of God and the brother of Jesus Christ. As Christians, we're taught to revere our fellow man, to treat him as we'd have him treat us. But layers of government block our perceptions of people as people. We learn to see them as digits and statistics.
Instead of reaching out and serving the poor, we vote to have the state forcibly seize wealth from us and from others, to solve "social problems" far away from us. Worse, when we are seduced by glittering images of Utopian reforms or national glory, we stop thinking of individual human beings at all. We imagine ourselves as tiny cells of an earthly god, which is remaking Creation according to new, "improved" human models.
Frederic Bastiat: The Law.
Samuel Gregg: On Ordered Liberty.
David Kopel: The Morality of Self-Defense and Military Action.
Frank Meyer: In Defense of Freedom.
R.J. Rummel: Death by Government.
Reversing the Fall by Force
Socialism offers us the promise that we can reverse the fall of man, by granting the state almost God-like powers to dispose of our work and wealth. Communism, put simply, promised to lash, brainwash, and starve the human race till it beat the selfishness out of us. It kept its promise to use violent means, all right. But it delivered on none of its impossible, science-fiction visions.
Democratic socialism, still inspired by Marx, promises to accomplish the same results by slow-motion coercion, a vise turned gradually but inexorably. Its outcome usually doesn't entail concentration camps. Instead, you get huge, sclerotic, non-responsive government agencies (like Britain's National Health Service). And slow or stagnant economic growth, since hard work isn't rewarded and laziness doesn't get punished.
Worse than any of its economic effects, socialism teaches adult free citizens to think and feel like perpetual adolescents, dependent for their well-being on the all-provident government. In turn, they come to lean on it instead of themselves, and trust in it rather than God.
A Monopoly of Violence
We must remember what government is, at its very essence: an institution with permission to use violence against our fellow men. We license police to do what, if one of us tried it, would amount to assault and kidnapping, under the threat of death. Since our fellow man is the image of God, redeemed by Christ, in what direction should we err when we think about how much of his life we want to control using such coercion?
It only makes sense to say: We should control and coerce our neighbors as little as possible. No, we don't embrace anarchy, since that just hands over power to local warlords and gang leaders. We've seen in 2020 what happens when mayors handcuff the police and let mobs rule the streets. But the far, far greater danger comes from the organized violence of governments.
As genocide scholar R.J. Rummel documented, some 170 million human beings, images of God, were murdered by their governments in just 90 years — not including tens of millions of casualties of war. Most of these civilians had previously been stripped of their firearms, and hence the power of self-defense. Clearly the modern state is the worst pandemic that has ever faced the human race.
It only makes sense — both common and Christian — to impose on our governments strict limits. To oppose one power center to another, so no one branch of government, or pack of bureaucrats, or legislating judges, can do too much damage too quickly. And to cling to the Second Amendment's guarantee of our own power to defend ourselves and our loved ones against aggressors' violence — whether it's the momentary madness of a disorganized mob, or the Tower of Babel fantasies of a government that mistakes itself for a god.
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Why Should Christians Be Involved in Government?
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Christians Must Stand Together … Or America Will Witness the Death of Freedom
Foundations: Why Should Christians Support Gun Rights?


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Theatre Review Tony's Last Tape, Omnibus Theatre, London
The rare integrity and political conviction of Tony Benn shines through a remarkable dramatisation of his diaries
On a journey: Philip Bretherton as Tony Benn Photo: Robert Day
"NO-ONE ever told me there was so much potassium in a banana," recalls Tony Benn, to much amusement, as he records his final diary entry.
Though the man himself has been dead for five years and wasn't prone to recording his innermost thoughts in front of a live audience, this engaging and immersive theatrical conceit, the brainchild of director Andy Barrett and director Giles Croft and based on Benn's diaries, sees Philip Bretherton don a dressing gown, spark up a pipe and embark upon a remarkable performance as the formidable parliamentarian.
The challenges are obvious. Bretherton is over 20 years Benn's junior, doesn't immediately resemble the Labour Party stalwart and has to deliver a monologue, complete with those mellifluous intonations and Bennite mannerisms, for over an hour.
Yet he more than meets the task in just 75 minutes as he takes us on a comprehensive journey through Benn's life, from his service in the air force during WWII and years as a young and promising MP, to his impassioned speeches against the invasion of Iraq and rather surprising status as a "national treasure."
Throughout, he speaks directly to three people he loved and who are no longer with him — his mother Margaret, who imbued the young Benn with a keen sense of justice, his brother Mike, who died serving in the RAF in 1944 and his wife Caroline, stricken down with cancer in 2000.
Switching back and forth in time the narrative, thankfully, isn't linear. Connections are made in interesting places and recollections lead to a string of amusing anecdotes and touching memories.
This is a play that's a reminder of one painful truth. Politicians of Benn's calibre, integrity and unrepentant conviction are thin on the ground today. Yet while he may no longer be with us, Croft and Bretherton afford the possibility of spending some time in the company of his inspirational spirit.
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Saturday afternoon, Sharon and I met the Gainsleys and the Sanborns at Top Golf. This is the first time that any of us had been there. Jack went once in December. We played for about two hours. We started with the TopGolf game and finished with a shortened round of TopChip. The TopGolf scores are here. The TopChip scores are here. Phil finished strong to beat out Sharon for the TopGolf round, while Kevin won the TopChip contest. Everyone had a great time. We would definitely go back.
After TopGolf, we stopped at a nearby extended-stay hotel where the Sanborns are living while waiting for their new house to be available. We got cleaned up and changed clothes for dinner.
The six of us went to Hawks for dinner. While Sharon and Marlene had been there before a number of times, I have never been to this restaurant. I had a nice entree of short ribs, while Sharon had a burger.


Based on data in OpenStreetMap, here is a list of townlands in the Electoral Division / ED / District Electoral Division of Rathmines East B.
Rathmines East B is in Co.
Rathmines East B is not matched up to Logainm.ie yet.
It is located at 53° 19' 1" N, 6° 14' 36" W.
Rathmines East B has an area of 1.3 km² / 312.1 acres / 0.5 square miles.
There are 2 townlands that we know about in . This represents 34.8% of all the area in .
Rathmines East B was added to OpenStreetMap on 23 Dec 2014 by brianh.


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With Paul-André, the third generation of Chopard took over. After prosperous years under Paul-Louis and Louis-Ulysse, the company began to face challenges. At age 70, Paul-André was looking for someone to purchase Chopard, as none of his sons were interested in continuing the business. This is when he met Karl Scheufele III, the owner of the Germany-based watch and jewelry company bearing his name, with whom he shared similar interests such as the love of fine craftsmanship and creativity.
As a descendant of a dynasty of watchmakers and jewelers from Pforzheim, Germany, Karl Scheufele III fulfilled his father and grandfather's wish of buying a Swiss manufacturing company by acquiring Chopard. Karl wanted to gain independence from their Geneva-based supplier of movement blanks, who also delivered to Eszeha's competition.
Chopard is one of the last family-run watchmaking and jewelry company. Since the 1980s, Karl and Karin's children Caroline and Karl-Friedrich have played an active part in the company. Caroline and Karl-Friedrich are Chopard's current co-presidents. They each showed their independence: Caroline Scheufele, who is responsible of the ladies' collections, developed the jewelry section and later the high-end jewelry department while her brother Karl-Friedrich, who managed the men's collections, developed sports watches during the 1980s and the Chopard Manufacture in Fleurier, which produces the L.U.C movements, in the 1990s.


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Carlisle Blues/Rock Festival 2023
Line-up 23
Kai Strauss & The Electric Blues All-Stars
Layla Zoe
Tombstone Dunnery
Hamilton Loomis
Errol Linton
Dom Martin
Verity/Bromham Band
Jon Amor Trio
The Milk Men
Brave Rival
Mississippi MacDonald
Greg Coulson Band
Guy Tortora
Redfish Blues Band
James & Fletcher Band
The Bluestones
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Reviews – 2019 – Various
Reviews – 2018 – Rosy Greer
Reviews – 2017 – Happy Daze
Reviews – 2013 – Mel Wallace
Reviews – 2012 – Roz Sluman
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Reviews – 2010 – Christine Moore
Reviews – 2010 – Steve Bouckley
Reviews 2009 – Tony Winfield & Sue Hickling
Reviews – -2009 – Norma Victor
Reviews – 2009 – Alan White
Galleries – 2022 Festival
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Hailed as "one to watch" by all corners of the music industry, including press, concert and festival booking agents, blues fans and various musicians. Over the past five years, Laurence has really come into his own, and with his new album The Truth, he has now developing his own creative skin by writing and performing songs that are distinctive to his unique sound and identity.
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The Age of Big Data
Fantastic article from the NYT's about the world and opportunities of big data here.
It's a revolution, says Gary King, director of Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science. We're really just getting under way. But the march of quantification, made possible by enormous new sources of data, will sweep through academia, business and government. There is no area that is going to be untouched.
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Many will see and fear the Lord and put their trust in him' Psalm 40:3.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter and the good news about Jesus' resurrection, we are praying that many more Christians will gain confidence to talk about the difference he makes in our lives. Easter is a natural time to invite friends and family to church for the first time. We are praying that churches will give guests ways to respond to the good news, to trust Jesus for themselves and to become his disciples.
We would love to serve you and your church as you make Jesus known. Do get in touch if we can support you in any way.
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Q: Linux shave last 5 characters from filenames So I have a bunch of different files in a directory and I want shave the last 5 characters off each filename.
For example I have files in the directory named
README.md?dl=1
mod.cpp?dl=1
CHANGELOG_RU.txt?dl=1

And they need to be named instead
README.md
mod.cpp
CHANGELOG_RU.txt

So is there a Linux command I could run that would do this to all files and files in sub directories within a folder?

A: Using bash built-ins:
$ ls
README.md?dl=1  mod.cpp?dl=1
$ for file in *; do mv "$file" "${file:0:((${#file}-5))}"; done
$ ls
README.md   mod.cpp

Enable globstar to trigger recursive behaviour.

A: Try this
shopt -s globstar
rename 's/.....$//' **

Note that you will need bash version 4 or higher to use globstar.
Ubuntu 10 and Fedora 12 or later should include Bash 4 or higher.