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Harry Shum Jr. joins Sylvester Stallone's action movie
Date Posted: 20 September 2017
Harry Shum Jr. is set for an action movie next, alongside Sylvester Stallone.
20 Sep – Despite "Escape Plan 2: Hades" not out in cinemas yet, it seems that the production studio has already starting working on its follow-up movie, "Escape Plan 3: Devil's Station".
Deadline brought words that Harry Shum Jr., who found fame with his roles in "Glee" and "Shadowhunters", is now set to join Sylvester Stallone in the upcoming instalment.
Also featuring Tyler Jon Olson and Sergio Rizzuto as part of the cast, the action movie will be helmed by John Herzfeld based on a script by Miles Chapman, who wrote the first two films.
The threequel will explore the kidnapping of the daughter of a Hong Kong tech executive, whose culprit is the deranged son of one of Breslin's (Stallone) former enemies. As the team investigates more, they learn that Breslin's love has also been captured by the same perpetrator and is being held in a massive prison known as the Devil's Station.
Shum Jr. will take on the role of Bao, a member of Breslin's team who joins in on the rescue mission.
Released by Summit Entertainment in 2013, the original "Escape Plan" starring Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger took in USD137 million worldwide with most of its gross coming from China.
The sequel, "Escape Plan 2: Hades", directed by Steven C. Miller and starring Stallone, Dave Bautista, Jaime King, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and Jesse Metcalfe, is set for release in 2018.
Prior to appearing in "Escape Plan 3: Devil's Station", next year Shum Jr. will be seen in "Crazy Rich Asians", which was shot in Malaysia and Singapore earlier this year.
(Photo source: Jason LaVeris I Getty Images)
Writer: Farah Hanis
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The computer giants have reported in recent days gone by that their Xbox One console has had optical drive hardware issues, which the Sony PlayStation 4 has also been experiencing too. A proper fix should be on the way shortly.


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Class reunions continue
¦ The St. Augustine High School Class of 1965 is turning 65, and a celebration is planned Aug. 25 to mark the important occasion. The party begins at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Augustine Gun Club little house. Cost is $30 per person. For information, contact Marilyn Morris at 343-8793 or mmlpvb@comcast.net.
¦ St. Joseph Academy Class of 1965 is invited to join the St. Augustine High School Class of 1965 for a reunion party, "The Class of '65 is turning 65" Aug. 25, at the St. Augustine Gun Club's "little house" at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 per person and payment is due by Aug. 1. For information, contact Margo Pope at gators1mcp@gmail.com or 540-1941.
¦ The St. Augustine High School Class of 1962 will celebrate its 50th anniversary Oct. 11 through 13. Included will be the Hall of Fame Banquet, homecoming game and reception at the Arsenal.
Those classmates who have not yet been notified are asked to contact John Hamilton, 541-1367 or email jdhamil@att.net.
A call is issued, also, to anyone who can provide information on the following classmates who have not been located: Sharon Thomas, Ralph Kaplan, David Baker, Sherry C. Lausman, Johnny Cox, Warren Wells, Phillip Segrest, Sarah Taylor-Hodges, Marjorie Willers, Pauline Williamson and Larry Wingate.
Please contact Hamilton with information.
Send class reunion information to Anne Heymen at anne.heymen@staugustine.com.


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LAND ROVER JOINS SOUTH AFRICAN LEGENDS TO CELEBRATE EMERGING LEADERS IN CONSERVATION
• Land Rover joins Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu and Former First Lady Mrs Graça Machel for the 2017 Tusk Conservation Awards in Cape Town, South Africa
• Awards recognise truly inspiring individuals who have contributed to the conservation needs in their local communities
• Annual event demonstrates continued support of Land Rover, whose vehicles' all-terrain capability, durability and reliability make them a natural choice for worldwide conservation work
Last night, at a glittering awards ceremony at The Lookout Waterfront, Cape Town, Land Rover joined wildlife conservation charity Tusk and Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, F W de Klerk and Mrs Graça Machel honouring the best of up-and-coming conservationists in Africa.
The Tusk Conservation Awards saw supporters join esteemed guests, to celebrate the achievements of those fighting for the survival of Africa's iconic species and their life-enhancing work with three unique awards, the Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa, the Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa and the Tusk Wildlife Ranger Award.
The Land Rover sponsored Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa was presented to Brighton Kumchedwa by Nelson Mandela's widow and former first lady, Mrs Graça Machel. The award recognizes his tireless efforts and ground-breaking work in Malawi, one of southern Africa's major illegal wildlife trade routes.
Richard Gouverneur, Managing Director, Jaguar Land Rover South Africa and sub-Sahara Africa said:
Land Rover is a proud sponsor of the Tusk Conservation Award, now in its fifth year, and has worked closely with Tusk for the past 18 years. We are also honoured that the awards are being held on South African soil, in Cape Town, for the very first time. The nominees' determination and endeavour reflects the ethos that sits at the heart of the Land Rover brand; going Above and Beyond. It is truly inspiring to see how each individual has contributed to the conservation needs in their local community and I hope the awards continue to recognise their efforts, and enable them to build a sustainable future for the African continent and its wildlife.
Launched in 2013, the Tusk Conservation Awards aim to highlight inspiring conservation work currently being undertaken to a global audience, by recognising the achievements of individuals who are helping to protect Africa's natural heritage. Brighton Kumchedwa was applauded for the significant impact he has already made as an up-and-coming conservationist. Brighton was handed a trophy as well as a grant of £20,000 (approx. R360 000) for his work.


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PCJ Sues MPD to Force Disclosure of Orders and Policies
PCJF v. District of Columbia
The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund announced today that it has filed a lawsuit to force the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department to disclose its orders and policies. The DC MPD is in violation of its legal obligations as mandated by the D.C. Council in 2001 to make this information public and has further refused to make such information public upon written request under the D.C. Freedom of Information Act. The PCJF's lawsuit follows a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for these documents.
"Public disclosure of the operational policies and practices, orders and staff instructions of the police department is essential for policing in a democratic society and to establish accountability," stated Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, co-founder and attorney with the PCJF. "Disclosure is essential to ensure that the police department does not operate above the law and does not constitute the law, but performs those functions and exercises only that authority which the citizenry has deemed appropriate," she continued.
The lawsuit states:
"The MPD may prefer to operate in the shadows, but this would be a negation of democracy. Moreover, there are clear, unambiguous requirements about disclosure from which the MPD cannot exempt itself. Since 2001, the MPD has been statutorily obligated to make public, produce upon demand, and publish on the Internet the public records at issue herein.
"Eight years have passed, and the MPD still refuses to release the basic public records about its operation, orders and policies.
"Of all agencies of the District of Columbia Government, the Metropolitan Police Department possesses the greatest authority to interact with (or against), or to surveil and observe personal and public activities of, D.C. residents and others present within its jurisdiction. The MPD monitors and intervenes in the lives of District of Columbia residents in a multitude of ways, in some ways more intrusive than others, sometimes overtly and sometimes surreptitiously. ...
"These are truly wide-reaching, but not unrestricted, powers. Limitations on the authority granted to, and conduct of the police arise from many sources. In its greatest particularity, authority is to be given effect through the police department's policies, orders and staff instructions. The written policies, orders and staff instructions provide notice to the public of how the police force is to conduct itself, at least according to formal rules. The policies, orders and staff instructions disclose to the public what operations the MPD may (or may assert itself as authorized to) engage in, what protections are in place for civilians, and what restrictions are in place as to collection and usage of data."
"The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund has filed this Complaint seeking injunctive and declaratory relief compelling production of the requested public information and also requiring the MPD to publish the requested information on the Internet on the MPD web site for the benefit of all of the citizenry and residents of the District of Columbia," stated Carl Messineo, co-founder and attorney with the PCJF.
Prior to initial demands from the PCJF, the MPD had posted none of its General Orders online. In apparent response to the PCJF's demands, the MPD has grudgingly posting some "selected" General Orders but is still maintaining a massive cloak of secrecy and refusing to comply with their obligations. The people do not need a sliver of information, but full disclosure.
Many other jurisdictions have adopted similar requirements for publication of police procedures and policies, including Seattle and Minneapolis. The MPD has not only failed to comply with its legal requirements under the D.C. FOIA since 2001, but has apparently rejected the 2005 entreaty from the D.C. Police Complaints Board for MPD policies, procedures and other information to be published on the Internet.
The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund (PCJF), is a not-for-profit legal and educational organization which, among other things, seeks to ensure constitutional accountability within police practices. The PCJF is counsel on the still pending class action lawsuits against the District for the mass false arrests of more than 1,000 persons during First Amendment protected demonstrations and the lawsuit challenging the MPD's unprecedented military-style police checkpoint program, now before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, among other litigation. The PCJ previously uncovered and disclosed that the D.C. police employed an unlawful domestic spying and agent provocateur program in which officers were sent on long-term assignments posing as political activists and infiltrating lawful and peaceful groups.
Details about the PCJF's FOIA request can be found in the legal complaint, which you can access by clicking here or going to http://www.justiceonline.org/.
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Eye'z Co-Hosts Thoughts Of A Common Man
Aug 29, 2017 | Entertainment
On August 15th, Eye'z co-hosted the radio show "Thoughts Of A Common Man" which is hosted by Charles Williams on radiovalencia.fm. Filmmaker, Director, and SF Black Film Festival Winner Soumyaa Behrens was the guest on the show. In addition to occasionally co-hosting "Thoughts Of A Common Man", Eye'z is very busy singing, acting, and doing whatever else she can do to advance her career. Eye'z shared some of her experiences working in the entertainment field, as did Ms. Behrens. Both Eye'z and Ms. Behrens are women working to have the careers they want, and although it isn't always easy, they are both succeeding at that. Host Charles Williams has spent years in the Navy in several different roles. Currently Mr. Williams is working with the police department and the school system in Oakland to help the area and the young people of the area. He also wrote a book which is also called "Thoughts Of A Common Man". Everyone on the show was very relaxed and you could tell that they enjoyed doing the show and interacting with each other.
Soumyaa discussed what got her into film-making and communications, among another things. She talked about early in her career spending some time working in Finland and how when she came back to San Francisco she felt that she needed education on film making, in addition to her life experiences. It was then that she applied to a film school, was accepted, and completed her education. Soumyaa discussed some of the things she has seen and done on a film set which is a reminder of something else: it's all just a job. In addition, Soumyaa discussed an issue that a lot of women face today: achieving a home life/work life balance. Ms. Behrens has one child and is trying to have it all, like so many women do. By discussing this Soumyaa gives all women who think they can't "do it all" that it is truly possible to balance work and home life without letting either one suffer.
Eye'z, Charles, and Soumyaa not only discussed the entertainment field, they also had deeper discussions about life, and put all together it was a very interesting show. They talked about not only the problems facing us here in the U.S., but also the problems facing countries across the world. It's good to see people who work in the entertainment field discuss important topics to the world, especially since so many people like to tell entertainers that they should not give their opinions. Hearing famous people talk about every day things also reminds us that they are every day people, just like the rest of us. Their jobs may appear more glamorous than the our jobs, but at the end of the day it's all still just a job. While watching Eye'z and Soumyaa on "Thoughts Of A Common Man", I discovered a great radio show and it's something that I will watch again. It was both interesting and thought provoking.
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The Censorship of British Drama 1900-1968 Volume 3
The Fifties
Prof. Steve Nicholson
This is the third volume in a new paperback edition of Steve Nicholson's comprehensive four-volume analysis of British theatre censorship from 1900-1968, based on previously undocumented material in the Lord Chamberlain's Correspondence Archives in the British Library and the Royal Archives at Windsor. Les mer
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This is the third volume in a new paperback edition of Steve Nicholson's comprehensive four-volume analysis of British theatre censorship from 1900-1968, based on previously undocumented material in the Lord Chamberlain's Correspondence Archives in the British Library and the Royal Archives at Windsor. Focusing on plays we know, plays we have forgotten, and plays which were silenced for ever, Censorship of British Drama demonstrates the extent to which censorship shaped the theatre voices of this decade. The book charts the early struggles with Royal Court writers such as John Osborne and with Joan Littlewood and Theatre Workshop; the stand-offs with Samuel Beckett and with leading American dramatists; the Lord Chamberlain's determination to keep homosexuality off the stage, which turned him into a laughing stock when he was unable to prevent a private theatre club in London's West End from staging a series of American plays he had banned, including Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge and Tennessee Williams's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; and the Lord Chamberlain's attempts to persuade the government to give him new powers and to rewrite the law.
This new edition includes a contextualising timeline for those readers who are unfamiliar with the period, and a new preface.
Forlag: University of Exeter Press
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DuPont materials power Hawaiian research centre
Hawaii has long been known as a tourist mecca, as well as the setting for a lot of Elvis movies. Now, thanks to photovoltaic materials from DuPont, it's also home to one of the largest solar energy facilities in the Pacific islands. Built...
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Hawaii has long been known as a tourist mecca, as well as the setting for a lot of Elvis movies. Now, thanks to photovoltaic materials from DuPont, it's also home to one of the largest solar energy facilities in the Pacific islands.
Built alongside DuPont's Pioneer Hi-Bred Waimea Research Centre in Kauai, Hawaii, the energy facility is comprised of 1,500 panels made from several DuPont photovoltaic materials — including DuPont's Elvax EVA resins, designed to enable the transmission of sunlight to solar cells; and Teflon fluoropolymer film for front sheets and flexible panels, designed to offer mechanical strength and durability against cracking and abrasion, flexibility, and nearly 100 per cent transparency.
According to DuPont, the one-acre array, which opened in December 2008, is capable of generating about 85 per cent of the energy needs of the research facility: almost 706,205 kilowatt hours (kWh) annually, or enough power for 64 average-size homes.
"By using renewable energy, the facility will avoid the equivalent carbon dioxide emissions of approximately 100 cars annually, saving Pioneer about US$200,000 per year in avoided purchased electricity costs," said Marc Doyle, global business director — DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions. "This installation is a great example of our commitment to be both a key materials and technology supplier to the photovoltaic industry, and also a leader of solar power use."
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Equity markets held firm with global markets overall at a 4-month high on Monday.
Defensive assets lost ground with a further dip in support for the yen and Swiss franc while the US dollar also lost ground.
Commodity currencies made significant net gains with AUD/USD posting a 6-week high before a correction with EUR/USD also able to make net gains.
US oil prices challenged 5-month highs before being hit by a sharp correction.
Precious metals failed to gain support from dollar weakness with silver testing 2019 lows.
ECB chief economist Praet stated that the Euro-zone economy was stabilising and set for a recovery during the second half of the year. He also commented that there was no need to lower interest rates and he saw no de-anchoring of inflation expectations. Bank President Draghi re-iterated that an ample degree of monetary policy accommodation remains necessary.
Euro-zone industrial production data bear market expectations with the monthly decline held to 0.2% after an upwardly-revised 1.9% increase the previous month with increased confidence in the global growth outlook pushing German benchmark yields to 3-week highs which helped underpin the single currency.
The US University of Michigan consumer confidence index declined to 96.9 for April from 98.4 previously with a small improvement in the current conditions component offset by a decline in expectations, although global risk trends dominated.
The Euro made net headway amid hopes for a stronger global outlook with gains in commodity currencies also important as underlying dollar demand faded. EUR/USD pushed to 2-week highs above 1.1300, although it faded from the best levels above 1.1325.
CFTC data recorded a further small increase in net short Euro positions to 27-month highs while overall long dollar positions increased to the highest level since late 2015. The overall positioning will maintain the potential for a squeeze if there is a significant shift in sentiment. Dollar demand remained subdued on Monday with EUR/GBP trading just above 1.1300.
The Chinese trade data provided a limited boost to risk appetite on Friday as strong gains in March exports helped offset further underlying weakness in import demand and improved confidence in the global growth environment.
Chinese money supply also increased 8.6% in the year to March compared with expectations of an 8.0% gain and the monthly increase in new lending was substantially above consensus forecasts at CNY1.69trm from 0.89trn the previous month. The lending data also had an important impact in boosting risk appetite and the yen continued to lose ground.
Market confidence was also boosted by strong US earnings reports from the banking sector and risk appetite remained robust. US Treasuries moved sharply lower with the 10-year yield close to 2.55% and USD/JPY again challenged the important 112.00 area. The yen remained on the defensive during Monday as global risk appetite held firm and Japan's equity market hit a 4-month high, although USD/JPY retreated slightly from 6-week highs above 112.00.
Sterling gained support from stronger global risk conditions during Friday, especially when oil prices made fresh gains.
Shadow Chancellor McDonnell stated that he was optimistic regarding cross-party Brexit talks. Chancellor Hammond also stated that a second EU referendum was likely to be put to parliament at some stage.
There were, however, further concerns over sustained political uncertainty, especially with no immediate prospect that parliamentary deadlock would be broken. There were also concerns that a General Election would have to be held, especially given Prime Minister May's extremely weak position. In this context, there were fears that prolonged uncertainty and financing issues from inventory building would further erode the near-term economic outlook.
Overall implied volatilities declined sharply, but with limited buying support. EUR/GBP made net gains to the 0.8630 area while GBP/USD failed to hold above 1.3100. There were no major political developments over the weekend with GBP/USD trading just below 1.3100 as oil prices slipped.
The Swiss currency registered net losses during Friday with greater confidence in the global economy curbing defensive franc demand. US and German bond yields also increased which undermined the Swiss currency. EUR/CHF pushed to 3-week highs around 1.1340 before being hit by a limited correction while the dollar found solid support close to parity amid Swiss selling on rallies.
National Bank Chair Jordan reiterated the threat of intervention and there was little franc change on Monday with USD/CHF holding above 1.0000, although it was unable to extend gains.
Stronger risk conditions were important in boosting the Australian dollar during Friday with gains amplified by a generally weaker US currency.
AUD/USD pushed sharply higher to a peak around 0.7190 before correcting to the 0.7170 area.
Overall risk conditions held firm on Monday which underpinned the Australian dollar and AUD/USD consolidated around 0.7175.
The Canadian dollar was also boosted by a weaker US currency and declined to test the 1.3300 area as oil prices pushed to near 5-month highs. Oil prices were, however, subjected to a retreat and USD/CAD failed to break below 1.3300 which triggered a correction.
Overall risk sentiment held firm on Monday with USD/CAD around 1.3325 on Monday as crude continued to correct lower.
Scandinavian currencies secured an element of support from solid global risk appetite on Friday.
After limited losses, the Norwegian krone was able to regain ground later in the session as improved confidence in the global growth outlook underpinned demand for the Norwegian currency with EUR/NOK dipping below 9.60 as the Euro lost ground.
There was little change on Monday with EUR/NOK just below 9.60 while USD/NOK trading below 8.50.
The Swedish krona lost ground ahead of the New York open, but EUR/SEK hit resistance below 10.50 and retreated to near 10.46 with little change on Monday.
Improved confidence in the global growth outlook underpinned Euro-zone equites during Friday. The German DAX index gained 0.5% with a stronger gain of 0.8% for the Italian FTSE MIB index.
Major UK stocks were hampered to some extent by GBP/USD gains, but there was a greater mood of confidence in the global outlook and crude traded stronger at the European close with an FTSE 100 index gain of 0.25%.
US equities were boosted by strong earnings data from the banking sector which helped underpin confidence and risk appetite held strong. With robust sentiment, the S&P 500 index gained 0.65% to fresh 6-month highs.
Overall sentiment held firm on Monday with increased confidence in the growth outlook.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index gained 1.4% to 4-month highs as the yen maintained a soft tone, but there were marginal losses for the Australian ASX index as energy prices corrected lower and gold remained under pressure.
China's Shanghai index strongly in early trading, but faded later in the day to trade 0.4% in late trading with a 0.25% gain for Hong Kong's Hang Seng index.
Crude was boosted by stronger risk conditions during Friday and a weaker US dollar.
WTI pushed to highs near $64.50 p/b, but there was a sharp retreat after the European close as the market was hit by profit taking. There were also expectations that Russia could boost output which dampened sentiment and WTI dipped below $64.0 p/b.
Baker Hughes data recorded a small decline in US oil drilling rigs to 1022 from 1025.
CFTC data recorded an increase in long, non-commercial crude positions, maintaining the risk of sharp corrections.
Oil prices remained weaker on Monday with WTI testing support below $63.50 p/b while Brent traded around $71.40 p/b. after briefly hitting 4-month highs above $71.80 p/b on Friday.
Gold was unable to make any significant headway on Friday even when the dollar retreated sharply as firmer risk conditions undermined sentiment. Prices were unable to break above $1,295 per ounce and retreated to near $1,290 at the US close.
CFTC data recorded a net increase in long speculative positions, maintaining the potential for position liquidation and gold traded just below $1,290 on Monday. Silver remained on the defensive and declined to 2019 lows just below $14.90 per ounce and failed to recover on Monday.
Cryptocurrencies were underpinned by a weaker US dollar during Friday. Bitcoin sentiment was boosted by the ability to hold above the $5000 level. Weakness in precious metals also helped boost cryptocurrency confidence.
CFTC data recorded a further limited increase in the net short, speculative position.
Trading conditions were initially choppy during the weekend, but support gradually strengthened on Sunday with bitcoin advancing to highs around $5180.
Ether also advanced to highs around $170 before consolidating below this level.


It's never been easy to fight your way to the top of the search engine results pages, and there are a lot of ways to tackle search engine marketing. So much so that one could suggest a number of possible solutions to the acronym "SEO".
It's notoriously hard to measure the value of PR. To understand whether your PR campaign is a success, you have to start with clear objectives which align with your business strategy.
What am I looking to accomplish? The most important marketing question of all.


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Decrees of Fourth-Century Athens (403/2–322/1 BC)
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Decree-making is a defining aspect of ancient Greek political activity: it was the means by which city-state communities went about deciding to get things done. This two-volume work provides a new view of the decree as an institution within the framework of fourth-century Athenian democratic political activity. Volume 1 consists of a comprehensive account of the literary evidence for decrees of the fourth-century Athenian assembly. Volume 2 analyses how decrees and decree-making, by offering both an authoritative source for the narrative of the history of the Athenian demos and a legitimate route for political self-promotion, came to play an important role in shaping Athenian democratic politics. Peter Liddel assesses ideas about, and the reality of, the dissemination of knowledge of decrees among both Athenians and non-Athenians and explains how they became significant to the wider image and legacy of the Athenians.
Presents a comprehensive collection, translation and analysis of references to fourth-century Athenian decrees in literary texts, with up-to-date bibliographical details for every entry
Sets epigraphical and literary evidence side-by-side and so illuminates the extent and role of stone publication in the dissemination of decrees
Offers a valuable new perspective on the workings of Athenian democracy and its legacy
contains: 2 tables
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Checklist by genre type
Inventory A1:
403/2–353/2
Inventory B checklist
Inventory B1: testimonia that can be identified as probable decrees (DP)
Inventory B2: other possible decrees
1. The social capital of the decree
2. Appropriation and aspiration: decrees in the pursuit of political self-interest
3. The dissemination of fourth-century Athenian decrees: local audiences
4. The audiences of decrees beyond Athenian citizens
5. Literary representations of Athenian decrees
Peter Liddel, University of Manchester
Peter Liddel is Senior Lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Manchester. He has published extensively on Greek political history, notably Civic Obligation and Individual Liberty in Ancient Athens (2007), as well as on Greek history, historiography and epigraphy. He is co-editor of the Annual of the British School at Athens, and serves as co-editor of Brill's New Jacoby and as associate editor of Polis. He is a founding member of the Editorial Board of the Attic Inscriptions Online project and is also co-Investigator in a project to digitally publish Attic inscriptions in UK collections (AIUK).
Decrees of Fourth-Century Athens (403/2-322/1 BC)
The Literary Evidence
The Subversive Oratory of Andokides
Politics, Ideology and Decision-Making in Democratic Athens
War, Democracy and Culture in Classical Athens
Sources for Alexander the Great
An Analysis of Plutarch's 'Life' and Arrian's 'Anabasis Alexandrou'
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The Tug for the Tuna
By John Zebrowski Friday, Jan. 31, 1997
FOXBORO, Mass.: Bill Parcells is now officially the former head coach of the New England Patriots, setting up a showdown between his former team and the New York Jets. At issue: how much the Jets are willing to give the Patriots to secure Parcells' services for next year. Number one draft picks and millions of dollars have been thrown around in the press over the past few days, playing with the emotions of Jets' fans, whose hopes are built up every off season and dashed once play begins. In announcing that his tenure as Patriots coach is over, Parcells said "I do not desire to continue as an NFL coach," couching his statement in the contractual terms that prevent him from coaching any team except the Patriots if he works this year. Representatives from both teams met to discuss the situation Thursday, with the Patriots demanding the Jets' first round draft pick and the Jets offering two second round picks and $1 million instead. While the Jets are not expected to part with the number one choice in the draft, Patriots owner Robert Kraft said he will let go of Parcells, who has coached in three Super Bowls and won two, but only if the compensation is right. "I'm just supposed to hand Bill Parcells to a team in my division?� he asked. �I don't think so."


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2009 Tata Nano
The world's cheapest car.
By Mike Monticello
Geneva served as the European launch for the Tata Nano, which at $2500 is the world's cheapest car. This Indian-built car is also one of the world's smallest, measuring just 118.5 in. long, 59.1 in. tall and 63.0 in. wide. It also looks alarmingly similar to R&T's own Cyclops, but that's another story (see R&T, May 2008, Ampersand). It has four seats, but no door for access to trunk space.
The Nano is powered by a 623-cc 2-cylinder engine placed at the rear of the car, driving the rear wheels. Power? Well, we're not sure if 33 horsepower actually falls into the definition of "power." The Nano is clearly designed as a city car, its top speed just 60 mph. But then, it also gets 47 mpg.
The Nano will hit the market in October, with a production target of 350,000 cars per year. While initially the Nano will be available only with its 3-cylinder gasoline engine, a diesel version will follow later.
It's interesting to note that the Nano is causing a bit of a stir in its native India (where it's called a "One lakh car," which is 100,000 rupees), because though it will replace motorbikes for many of India's poorer folk, the downside is that with more people being able to afford cars, city traffic problems are bound to get even worse.
We'll be traveling to India later this year to find out just what it's like to drive the cheapest car in the world.


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package io.craigmiller160.school.controller;

import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;

/**
 * Controller for the main menu and other primary
 * operations of the admin web portal. Currently
 * just displays the main menu page and handles
 * logout operations.
 *

 * THREAD SAFETY: Because this controller will be used
 * in a servlet environment, it is designed to be completely
 * thread safe.
 *
 * @author craig
 * @version 1.0
 */
@Controller
@RequestMapping (value="/admin")
public class AdminMainController {

	/**
	 * Display the main menu page for the admin
	 * portal.
	 *
	 * @return the name of the UI page for the admin
	 * main menu.
	 */
	@RequestMapping (method=RequestMethod.GET)
	public String showMainPage(){
		return "admin-main";
	}

	/**
	 * Logout of the admin portal.
	 *
	 * @return a redirect to the welcome page.
	 */
	@RequestMapping (value="/logout", method=RequestMethod.GET)
	public String logout(){
		//TODO this will need authentication logic to complete
		//the logout process.
		return "redirect:/welcome.html";
	}

}


If you're in search of the best place on the North Shore of Boston for alfresco dining, where to taste the ultimate cupcake, which summer festivals and concerts are tops, or who to call for doggie daycare, the August 2016 issue of Northshore magazine delivers.
This year, Axle Color Studio takes home the BONS Readers' pick for best Men's Hair Salon.
The 11th annual Best of the North Shore (BONS) Awards celebrates the magazine's editors' and readers' picks for the North Shore's best food, nightlife, entertainment venues, shopping, spas, and services. Each year, local businesses and events are nominated and voted on by the editors and readers of Northshore. Over 150,000 votes were tabulated to determine this year's Readers' Choice Awards and more than 250 organizations are recognized as BONS 2016 winners across 170 sub-categories. Several new subcategories were also added this year, including: bacon, pie shop, date night, and comedy spot.
For the full list of BONS winners, visit http://nshoremag.com/bons16/.
We're so excited to be featured on The Perfect Palette AND Aisle Society! Check out this insanely beautiful styled shoot we had the pleasure of working on HERE.
North Reading hair salon and makeup studio, Axle Color Studio, was chosen by Glamour Magazine and RevitaLash Cosmetics as one of three salons in the country to host a "Look of Ageless Beauty" event.
On Thursday, June 16th, Glamour Magazine and RevitaLash Cosmetics hosted a party at Axle Color Studio as part of RevitaLash's 10th anniversary model search, a contest aimed at recognizing beauty of all ages and ethnicities while showcasing the natural beauty of the eyes. At the event, 60 guests were treated to hair and makeup touch-ups by Axle hairstylists and makeup artists, cocktails and bites from Above The Clouds Catering, professional photos by Dawn Kingston Photography and Polite in Public, and music by KISS 108′s DJ Costa.
RevitaLash Cosmetics and Glamour Magazine are searching the nation for women across all generations who represent the "Look of Ageless Beauty", and ten finalists will be chosen by an expert panel that includes model-blogger-actress Julia Friedman, the founder and CEO of RevitaLash Cosmetics, Michael Brinkenhoff, M.D., and professional photographer Sarah Silver. Seven finalists will receive a $500 gift certificate to be redeemed on the RevitaLash Cosmetics website. Three grand-prize winners will receive a trip to New York for a photo shoot with Silver, a gift set from RevitaLash Cosmetics valued at more than $500, and the opportunity to appear in an issue of Glamour and serve as the face of RevitaLash Cosmetics' 2017 media campaign.
Over the past 10 years, RevitaLash Cosmetics has aimed to be an innovator in eyelash and brow enhancement and beautification. The entire line of products is available for purchase at Axle Color Studio. For more information on the "Look of Ageless Beauty" model search, visit http://www.chic-peek.com/revitalash/.


Description: In this site you'll be bale to play many different online Disney games for mobile: Android, iPhone, Samsung... There are games in premium format and others are free, and you'll find your favoorite series and characters: Mike, Perry, Monsters... Each online Disney game for mobile: Android, iPhone, Samsung... has a preview screenshot and other interesting info!
ISP - Country: Disney - U.S.


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source ./env.sh

if [ $MQ_NODE_TYPE = 'FirstNode' ]; then
    echo "MQ_NODE_TYPE === FirstNode"
    service rabbitmq-server start
else
    echo "MQ_NODE_TYPE === FollowNode"
    service rabbitmq-server start
    rabbitmqctl stop_app
    rabbitmqctl join_cluster rabbit@$MQ_NODE_01_HOST_NAME
    rabbitmqctl start_app
fi

rabbitmqctl set_policy HA '^(?!amq\.).*' '{"ha-mode": "all"}'

exit 0


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Q: MySQL Query not correct having an issue with my MySQL query that I can not figure out...
I'm trying to get a count of how many rows are in the table "questions" that are not in the table "answers" where the user_id matches
This is my MySQL at the moment and it returns 0 rows even though it should return 13...
SELECT COUNT(*) AS total
FROM questions
LEFT OUTER JOIN answers
  ON questions.quest_id = answers.ans_question
JOIN users
  ON answers.ans_user = users.user_id
WHERE answers.ans_question IS null
  and questions.quest_level <= (SELECT user_level
                                FROM users
                                WHERE username = 'chris3spice')
  and answers.ans_user = (SELECT user_id
                          FROM users
                          WHERE username = 'chris3spice');

This is my original query which returns how many are in questions that aren't in answers... but it doesn't take into account user_id but it does take into account the user_level so no issues there...
SELECT COUNT(*) AS total
FROM questions
LEFT OUTER JOIN answers
  ON questions.quest_id = answers.ans_question
LEFT OUTER JOIN users
  ON answers.ans_user = users.user_id
WHERE answers.ans_question IS null
  and questions.quest_level <= (SELECT user_level
                                FROM users
                                WHERE username = 'chris3spice');

Here are my tables for reference
quest_id-----quest_text------quest_ans
1__________blah________blah
...
14_________blah________blah
.
.
ans_id-----ans_user------ans_quest
1__________1________1
...
14_________2________13
.
.
user_id-----user_name
1_________chris3spice
2_________testing

A: Try this - I moved some of your logic around to isolate the LEFT JOIN
SELECT COUNT(*) AS total
FROM users
JOIN questions
  ON questions.quest_level <= users.user_level
LEFT OUTER JOIN answers
  ON questions.quest_id = answers.ans_question
    AND answers.ans_user = users.user_id
WHERE answers.ans_question IS null
  AND users.username = 'chris3spice';


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Home In The News
Update: 10:40pm on Tuesday 21st May 2019 +06
No Bangladesh visa for Pakistan nationals, diplomatic row escalates
The Bangladesh High Commission in Islamabad is learnt to have stopped issuing visa to Pakistani nationals. Read more
Pakistani children worst affected in HIV outbreak
The first sign that something was wrong in the small southern Pakistani town of Ratto Dero appeared in February. Read more
Update: 06:52pm on Monday 20th May 2019 +06
Bangladesh bans fishing for 65 days to save fish
Bangladesh has banned fishing off its coast for 65 days to try and boost depleted fish stocks. Read more
Update: 03:55pm on Saturday 18th May 2019 +06
WhatsApp is driving Indian women to vote like never before
Indian women are for the first time in India's democratic history becoming a powerful political force. Read more
Update: 09:38pm on Wednesday 8th May 2019 +06
Royal baby: Duke and Duchess of Sussex share first glimpse of son
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have shared the first glimpse of their newborn son. Read more
Blast near shrine in Pakistan, nine dead
At least nine people were killed by a blast targeting a security checkpoint outside a major Sufi shrine in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore on Wednesday, officials said. Read more
Indian police briefly detained more than 50 women protesting at the Supreme Court, a day after the chief justice was cleared of sexual harassment. Read more
Update: 05:22pm on Monday 6th May 2019 +06
India begins voting in fifth phase of election
India's northern heartland began voting on Monday in the fifth phase of a staggered general election with Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoping his record on national security will win h... Read more
Bangladesh take on WI to kick-start tri-series campaign
Bangladesh will take on high-flying West Indies to kick-off their tri-nation series campaign tomorrow at the Castle Avenue in Dublin. Read more
Update: 10:16am on Monday 6th May 2019 +06
India cyclone kills at least 33, hundreds of thousands homeless
At least 33 people were killed after cyclone Fani struck the state of Odisha on Friday but a million people emerged unscathed after they moved into storm shelter ahead of landfall. Read more


Back for Bloom #2! Here are some of the interesting pieces that I have come across on the Internet over the last week, so make a cup of coffee, sit back, and read on!
I just had to read this for the sole purpose of seeing what they said the best coffee shop in Virginia is (my home state). I have no complaints, but keep in mind, all the shops listed are not specialty shops.
This includes some data including the most popular drinks in America, as well as some regional statistics.
This is awesome, and I want one. The only problem is that I don't really drink coffee on the go…It was inspired by the story of the "dancing goats" in Ethiopia that discovered coffee.
I found this to be funny, but perhaps that's just because I'm a bit of a Starbucks hater. Sorry…I'm trying to tone it back. But really though. Why must pumpkin be seasonal? Why not pumpkin in May?
Here is another really cool mug! Maybe I need to start drinking coffee on the go.
My initial reaction: "I MUST HAVE." I have since returned to reality. This looks really awesome, but it seems kind of like a rich-man's AeroPress. How could would it be sitting up on the coffee bar though!
Here is yet another thing that seems super cool to me at first. I don't really understand why it costs $79 though for a mason jar with a wool sock.


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\section{Introduction}
Video understanding is among one of the most fundamental research problems in computer vision and machine learning. The ubiquitous video acquisition devices (e.g., smart phones, surveillance cameras, etc.) have created videos far surpassing what we can watch. It has therefore been a pressing need to develop automatic video understanding and analysis algorithms for various applications.

To recognize actions and events in videos, recent approaches based on deep convolutional neural networks (CNNs)~\cite{Sports1M,Twostream,devnet,C3D,gan2016you} and/or recurrent networks~\cite{LSTM,ULSTM,cho2014properties} have achieved state-of-the-art results. However, due to the lack of public available datasets, existing video recognition approaches are restricted to understand small-scale data, while large-scale video understanding remains an under-addressed problem.  To remedy this issue, Google DeepMind releases a new large-scale video dataset, named as Kinetics dataset~\cite{kay2017kinetics}, which contains 300K video clips of 400 human action class.

To address this challenge, our solution follows the strategy of DevNet framework~\cite{devnet}. Particularly, we first learn the basic RGB, Flow and Audio neutral network models using the videos. Then we extract the multi modality feature and fed them into different off-shelf temporal models. We also design four novel temporal modeling approaches, namely Multi-group Shifting Attention Network, Temporal Xception Network, Multi-stream sequence Model and Fast-Forward Sequence Model. Experiment results verity the effectiveness of the four models over the traditional temporal modeling approaches. We also find that these four temporal modeling approaches are complementary with each others and lead to the state-of-the-arts performances after ensemble.

The remaining sections are organized as follows. Section \ref{sec:2} presents the basic multi modal feature extraction. Section \ref{sec:3} describe our proposed off-shelf temporal modeling approaches. Section~\ref{sec:4} reports empirical results, followed by discussions and conclusions in Section \ref{sec:5}.

\begin{figure*}[t!]
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=0.95\textwidth]{multi_satt_model.pdf}\\
    \caption{Multi-group Shifting Attention Network.}
    \label{fig:satt}
\end{figure*}

\section{Multimodal Feature Extraction}

\label{sec:2}

Videos are naturally multimodal because a video can be decomposed into visual and acoustic components, and the visual component can be further divided into spatial and temporal parts. We extracted multi modal features to best represent videos accordingly.
\subsection{Visual Feature}
As in \cite{Twostream}, we used RGB images for spatial feature extraction and stacked optical flow fields for temporal feature extraction. We tried different ConvNet architectures and found Inception-ResNet-v2 \cite{inception4} outperforms others in both spatial and temporal components. The RGB model is initialized with pre-trained model from ImageNet and fine-tuned in the Kinetics dataset, while the flow model is initialized from the fine-tuned RGB model. Inspired by \cite{WangX16}, the temporal segment network framework is used and three segments are sampled from each trimmed video for video-level training. During testing, we can densely extract features for each frames in the video.

\subsection{Acoustic Feature}
We use ConvNet-based audio classification system \cite{audiocnn} to extract acoustic feature. The audio is divided into 960ms frames, and the frames are processed with Fourier transformation, histogram integration and logarithm transformation. The resulting frame can be seen as a ${96\times64}$ image that form the input of a VGG16 \cite{Simonyan14c} image classification model. Similar with the visual feature, we trained the acoustic feature in the temporal segment network framework.

\section{Off-shelf Temporal Modeling Approaches}

\label{sec:3}
 In this section, we present a brief introduction of our proposed shifting attention network and temporal Xception network.
 More implementation details and analysis will be in a following technique report. We also refer \cite{li2017temporal} for the details of multi-stream sequence model and fast-forward sequence model.

\subsection{Shifting Attention Network}
Attention models have shown great potential in sequence modeling. For example, numerous pure attention architectures \cite{AttentionIsAllYouNeed, SelfAttentive} have been proposed and achieved promising results in natural language processing problems. In order to explore the capabilities of attention models in action recognition, a shifting attention network architecture is proposed, which is efficient, elegant and solely based on attention.

\subsubsection{Shifting Attention}
An attention function can be considered as mapping a set of input features to a single output, where the input and output are both matrices that concatenate feature vectors. The output of the shifting attention $\textrm{SATT}(X)$ is calculated through a shifting operation based on a weighted sum of the features:

\begin{equation}
	\textrm{SATT}(X)  = \frac{\lambda X \cdot a + b}{\left \lVert \lambda X \cdot a + b \right \rVert_2},
\end{equation}
where $\lambda$ is a weight vector calculated as

\begin{equation}
\lambda = \textrm{softmax} (\alpha \cdot w X^T),
\end{equation}
$w$ is learnable vector, $a$ and $b$ are learnable scalars, and $\alpha$ is a hyper-parameter to control the sharpness of the distribution. The shifting operation actually shifts the weighted sum and at the same time ensures scale-invariance. The shift operation efficiently enables different attention components to flexibly diverge from each other and have different distributions. This lays the foundation for Multi-SATT, which we describe next.

\begin{figure*}[t!]
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=0.95\linewidth]{xception2.pdf}\\
    \caption{Temporal Xception Network.}
    \label{fig:xception}
\end{figure*}

\subsubsection{Multi-Group Shifting Attention Network}
In order to collect multi modal information from videos, we extract a variety of different features, such as appearance (RGB), motion (flow) and audio signals. Although the attention model focuses on some specific features and effectively filters out irrelevant noise, it is unrealistic to merge all multi modal feature sets within one attention model, because features of different modality have different values, dimensions and scales.
Instead, we propose Multi-Group Shifting Attention Networks for training multiple groups of attentions simultaneously.
The architecture of the proposed Multi-SATT is illustrated in Figure \ref{fig:satt}.

First, we extract multiple feature sets from the video. For each feature set $X_i$, we apply $N_i$ different shifting attentions, which we call one attention group, and then we concatenate the outputs. Next, the outputs of different attention groups are normalized separately and concatenated to form a global representation vector for the video. Finally, the representation vector is used for classification through a fully-connected layer.

\subsection{Temporal Xception Network}
Depthwise separable convolution architecture~\cite{chollet2016xception,xie2016aggregated} has shown its power in image classification by reducing the number of parameters and increasing classification accuracy simultaneously. Recently, convolutional sequence-to-sequence networks have been successfully applied to machine translation tasks~\cite{gehring2017convolutional,kaiser2017depthwise}. In this competition, we adopt the temporal Xception network for action recognition, which apply the depthwise separable convolution families to the temporal dimension and achieves promising performance.
The proposed temporal Xception network architecture is shown in Figure \ref{fig:xception}. Zero-valued multi modal features were padded to make fixed length data for each stream. We applied adaptive temporal max pooling to obtain $n$ segments for each video. We then feed the video segment features into a Temporal Convolutional block, which is consist of a stack of two separable convolutional layers followed by batch norm and activation with a shortcut connection. Finally, the outputs of three stream features are concatenated and fed into the fully-connected layer for classification.

\begin{table*}[t]
  \centering
  \begin{tabular}{c|c|c|c}
  \hline
  \hline
  Model & Modality & Top-1 Accuracy (\%) & Top-5 Accuracy (\%)\\
  \hline
   Inception-ResNet-v2&RGB & 73.0 & 90.9 \\
  \hline
    Inception-ResNet-v2& Flow & 54.5 & 75.9 \\
  \hline
    VGG16& Audio & 21.6 & 39.4 \\
     \hline
    Late fusion & RGB + Flow + Audio & 74.9 & 91.6 \\
  \hline
  \hline
  Multi-stream Sequence Model &RGB + Flow + Audio & 77.0 & 93.2 \\
  \hline
  Fast-forward LSTM &RGB + Flow + Audio & 77.1 & 93.2 \\
  \hline
  Temporal Xception Network &RGB + Flow + Audio& 77.2 & \textbf{93.4} \\
  \hline
  Shifting Attention Network & RGB + Flow + Audio& \textbf{77.7} & 93.2 \\
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    \hline
  Ensemble & RGB + Flow + Audio & \textbf{81.5} & \textbf{95.6} \\
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  \end{tabular}
  \caption{Kinetics validation results.}
  \label{table:result}
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\section{Experiment Results}
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We conduct experiment on the challenging Kinetics dataset
The dataset contains 246,535 training videos, 19,907 validation videos and 38,685 testing videos. Each video is in one of 400 categories.

Table \ref{table:result} summarizes our results on the Kinetics validation dataset. From Table~\ref{table:result}, we have three key observations. (1) Temporal modeling approaches with multi modal features are a more effective approach than naive combining the classification scores of different modality networks for the video classification. (2) The proposed Shifting Attention Network and Temporal Xception Network can achieve comparable or even better results than the traditional sequence models (e.g. LSTM), which indicates they might serve as alternative temporal modeling approaches in future. (3) Different temporal modeling approaches are complementary to each other.

\section{Conclusions}
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In this work, we have proposed four temporal modeling approaches to address the challenging large-scale video recognition task.
Experiment results verify that our approaches achieve significantly better results than the traditional temporal pooling approaches.
The ensemble of our individual models has been shown to improve the performance further, enabling our method to rank first worldwide in the challenge competition. All the code and models will be released soon.

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Harrison Eke (February 1888 – 30 April 1917) was an English professional footballer who played as an inside-right in the Southern Football League for Southampton.

Personal life
Eke worked as a milkhand. On 21 September 1914, a month after the outbreak of the First World War, he enlisted in the Royal Fusiliers. Serving as a private, Eke contracted tuberculosis during service and was medically discharged on 7 June 1916. He died of the disease on 30 April 1917 in Bexleyheath and was buried in Bexleyheath Cemetery.

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Dementia: What Gets Damaged; What Gets Saved
Mark Dombeck, Ph.D.
A woman in her mid 60s comes into my clinic for a depression screening. As I interview her, I notice something odd about her manner. She's repeating herself. So I start to ask her questions about her past, and then ask the questions again to see how she responds. She is able to describe aspects of her life from 30 years before with remarkable clarity. However, she doesn't seem aware that I've been asking the same questions about her past multiple times, each repeat occurring in ever shorter intervals. Every time I ask, she launches into her story with fresh vigor as though telling me for the first time. I realize that, though this woman has little difficulty remembering the distant past, she has a significant memory problem known as anteriograde amnesia; a condition characterized by her inability to create new memories so as to remember new things happening in the present. Anteriograde amnesia is the opposite of the other sort of amnesia that most people are familiar with, retrograde amnesia, which is the type where people forget their past."
Towards the end of my interview with this amnesic woman it occurs to me that she has arrived at the appointment alone by way of city bus. Though she needed to make several complex connections to get to the clinic, she has navigated just fine, despite the fact that she cannot form new memories very well.
I'm on the wing of a nursing unit in a local hospital there to do neuropsychological screening on a patient who has apparently been driving the nursing staff crazy. The man I find is confined to a wheelchair, but for all that is quite muscular and mobile. The problem is that he keeps rolling his wheelchair into the hallway and stranding himself there in the path of foot traffic. My testing reveals that the guy has profound spatial processing difficulties in addition to other issues. Probably because of a brain disease issue, the man has lost his ability to easily navigate space; to understand right from left and near from far. It's no wonder that he keeps stranding his chair in the hallway; he can't tell where he is going or how to get back where he started. The damage to this man's spatial navigation abilities is also invisible to him; he has not noticed that it is gone so he can't tell anyone about it. The problem is invisible to the nurses too. They just think he's just being oppositional. They haven't realized that there are brain problems at work. I explain the situation to them in a short consultation meeting before I leave so that, hopefully, they can find some extra compassion for the guy.
An older woman I know has significant medical problems, including diabetes and heart disease and went through a rather severe medical crisis a few years back. For a while it looked like she might not make it, but to the delight of her family she did emerge from her crisis, now wheelchair bound and unable to live independently anymore but still quite alive. Her lack of independence is not simply due to her needing a wheelchair for mobility. She has been cognitively compromised as a result of her illnesses. Her personality has changed as well. Where before she was a rather vivacious lady, she is now compliant and childlike. She is far less able to communicate than before her crisis. When you interact with her, there is a sense about her that she is not totally there anymore. You aren't even sure if she remembers who you are all the time or is just faking it to save face.
All of the above are cases of Dementia
These stories illustrate cases of Dementia, a diagnosis characterized by memory loss of varying types and other cognitive deficits that interfere with people's ability to speak, move, identify things, concentrate, pay attention, remember things, solve problems and form accurate judgments. Significant cognitive problems such as these are caused by brain damage where some of the living tissues in the brain are damaged. Enough damage occurs in specific places in the brain to cause particular cognitive problems, but not enough occurs to cause a vegetative state or death.
Any cause of brain damage will suffice to cause dementia, but there are two common ways that such brain damage tends to occurs. The first is due to strokes and similar cardiovascular disease incidents, and the second is due to progressive brain diseases, the most well known of which is Alzheimer's disease. Cardiovascular events cause brain damage in an all-at-once manner. In the case of a stroke, a blood clot lodges in a narrowing blood vessel within the brain and cuts off the free flow of blood to downstream brain areas, depriving them of oxygen and food and thus starving them to death. In the case of Alzheimer's and similar progressive brain diseases the damage occurs gradually and progressively. The disease process involved in Alzheimer's Disease alters normal brain cells (neurons) in a gradual and progressive way so that over time they start filling up with plaques and tangles which are abnormal structures that gum up their ability to function normally. Affected neurons become unable to carry a signal properly and cease to work properly.
Critical Brain Areas
The lost of a single neuron is no big deal. However, the loss of many neurons is a very big deal. When enough neurons in critical brain areas become unable to function, that brain area stops being able to do its job and the mental faculties that are supported by that brain area stop being available.
It used to be thought by some that the brain was more or less undifferentiated, meaning that each part of the brain had the capacity to do jobs done by other parts of the brain; that no part was particularly specialized. Advances in neuropsychological research have conclusively debunked this belief. Today we know that the brain is highly modular in how it is structured, and that there are critical areas within the brain that are specialized to do particular jobs. If you damage a critical brain area enough, the brain will cease to be able to do the job that the damaged area was responsible for, and no other brain area will be able to compensate for it very well.
The hippocampus is one particularly important critical area which is responsible for laying down new memories. If you destroy someone's hippocampus you more or less destroy their ability to remember new things and may also limit their ability to retrieve old memories too. There are many other critical areas besides the hippocampus. The frontal brain is identified with what is know as executive functioning and makes for another good example. Damage to the frontal brain is associated with executive functioning deficits (described below).
What happens in dementia is that particular parts of the brain, including some critical areas, become damaged or die, but other parts of the brain remain alive and kicking. What emerges from this process is a person who has had some cognitive capabilities erased or dimmed, while others are left intact, hence my title "what gets damaged; what gets saved. The tragedy of dementia is, in some respects, that it is so partial and incomplete. It is a terrible thing to witness the loss of one's own abilities or to witness it occurring in others. Far better to either not sustain the damage in the first place or to be damaged enough that you don't know what has happened to you.
Mental Abilities Get Damaged
The cornerstone deficit that characterizes Dementia is memory problems. Not the run of the mill memory problems that people normally experience as they age, but more severe memory problems where old memories can no longer be recalled (retrograde amnesia) or new memories cannot be laid down (anteriograde amnesia). A diagnosis of dementia requires more than the presence of memory problems, however. At least one other significant cognitive deficit must also be present.
Besides memory disturbance, the common cognitive impairments associated with dementia are aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, and deficits of executive functioning. These terms respectively describe impairments of language, movement, knowledge and judgment. Because these terms are likely unfamiliar, I'll break them down so that they can be more easily understood.
Aphasia refers to language disturbance. When someone is aphasic, they are having difficulty using language to communicate. Depending on what parts of the brain are having difficulties, aphasic patients may have difficulty producing words (e.g., they may know what it is they want to say but struggle and strain to convey that meaning) or they may have no difficulty producing words but cannot manage to say anything meaningful, despite their best effort.
Apraxia refers to a loss of the ability to move one's self, and specifically to a loss of people's ability to initiate and carry out practiced movement sequences that used to be easy for them. Patients with apraxia may have difficulty walking, for instance, or shaving themselves or brushing their teeth. In dementia, these movement problems are not due to problems people are having with their limbs, muscles, bones and tendons, but instead are due to brain damage.
Agnosia refers to people's loss of the ability to identify people places and things. The most obvious way that agnosia presents itself is patients' impaired ability to come up with the name for common things like eye glasses or pens or cars. The loss of names for things is not so bad in of itself. However, when agnosia becomes more advanced, even friends and family's faces may no longer recognized as familiar; an outcome which is very much heartbreaking.
Executive functioning has to do with decision making abilities and judgment. Executive functions determine how well people are able to shift attention from one task to another or hold attention on one task for a length of time; an ability we call concentration. Executive functions are also vital with regard to how well people are able to delay gratification, even out their jagged moods, make plans in advance, and to make deliberate actions after first considering the likely consequences of various courses of action. People whose executive functions are disturbed may become highly emotional in an unrestrained and unpredictable manner. They may act impulsively and without forethought and do highly inappropriate things. They may have great difficulty concentrating, or show a tendency to fixate on things and only with the greatest effort be able to shift their attention away from that thing they are fixated upon.
In cases of dementia, these cognitive deficits are not temporary, but rather are more or less permanent in nature. They may wax and wane but they won't go away. Whether they will tend to get progressively worse over time is dependent on the cause of the brain damage that underlies the dementia. Brain damage caused by stroke is generally not progressive, because strokes are not progressive. They happen all at once, and the damage they cause occurs all at once. Dementias due to Alzheimer's disease, or other medical disorders such as HIV or Parkinson's disease, on the other hand do tend to be progressive in nature because the underlying disease processes causing them tend to get worse over time.
At least for now, most forms of brain damage are not reversible. Progressive forms of dementia can sometimes be slowed through the administration of various medications, but there are not any cures for the underlying causes just yet. More information about treatment of dementias can be found in our Alzheimer's and other Dementias topic center, for those who are interested.
But not all mental abilities ...
Though dementia is defined primarily by what aspects of cognitive functioning become damaged, it is helpful to remember that dementia is by its nature partial and incomplete. There are aspects of personality and character and abilities that stay remarkably preserved, though this can be a mixed blessing. Even as it is wonderful to recognize the continuity of the person through the difficulty of their illness, it is also very painful to see what gets lost along the way. To illustrate the point, I'll end this essay with another story.
I'm on rounds and we're visiting a locked unit within a nursing facility. Someone rings the doorbell and we are buzzed in, the door locking again behind us. Immediately ahead is the common room and nursing station. One wall has a curious device mounted to it. Upon inspection, I see that this is a colorful plastic toy-like thing that spin and make noise. Like the sort of thing that you'd mount over an infant's head so as to entertain and distract that infant, except here wall mounted and serving the same purpose. When a patient gets very distracted, he or she can sometimes be redirected to the device, which captures their attention and they forget about what they were concerned about. (Look! Shiny!).
Various patients are milling about or seated. The lead doctor I'm with introduces us to one of the patients. She is extremely gracious and smiles with her entire body as she reaches out to shake hands with us. "I'm very pleased to meet you all!", she exclaims. I have been briefed in advance and know that this woman has a fairly advanced case of Alzheimer's disease which has robbed her of many of her faculties. She has severe memory loss, for example and probably lives in a sort of bubble where there is no real future or past. But her social skills are preserved very well, I think. I wish I knew how to make people feel so welcome.
Dementia: What Gets Damaged; What Gets Saved
Introduction & Causes of Cognitive Disorders
Introduction to Cognitive Disorders
Various Causes of Cognitive Disorders
Reversible and Irreversible Cognitive Disorders
Medical Conditions that May Cause Dementia
Prevalence and Causes of Alzheimer's Disease
Causes of Alzheimer's Disease Continued
Risk Factors for Alzheimer's Disease
Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease
Warning Signs of Alzheimer's Disease
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease - Imaging Procedures and Psychological Evaluation
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease - Neuropsychological Testing
Treatment of Cognitive and Behavioral Symptoms associated with Alzheimer's Disease
Research and Prognosis on Alzheimer's Disease
Other Cognitive Disorders
Vascular Neurocognitive Disorder
Vascular Neurocognitive Disorder Continued
Symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia
Diagnosis and Treatment of Lewy Body Dementia
Reversible Cognitive Disorder - Dementia Syndrome of Depression
Neurocognitive Disorder Due to Another Medical Condition
Reversible Cognitive Disorder - Delirium
Prevention of Dementia and Other Cognitive Disorders
Dementia Coping Skills & Behavior Management
Coping Skills for Those With Dementia
Coping Skills for Dementia Caregivers
Services for Dementia Caregivers
Communication Tips for Dementia Caregivers
Behavioral Management for Dementia Caregivers
Behavioral Management for Dementia Caregivers Continued
Tips for Dealing with Specific Dementia Problematic Behaviors
Tips for Dealing with Specific Dementia Problematic Behaviors Continued
Traumatic Brain Injuries Continued
Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Conclusion and Resources
Cognitive Disorders Conclusion
Cognitive Disorders Web Resources
Cognitive Disorders Book Resources
Home-Based Care Teams Offer Help for Those With Dementia
Problem of Forgetting Things
How Do I Handle My Mother's Decline?
89 Year Old Mother
Dementia vs Delirium
Elderly Parents
Voices in his head
old age or what
Dementia and Depression
Alive with Alzheimer's
Days With My Father
Decision Making, Personhood and Dementia
Dementia Caregivers Share Their Stories
Hearing the Person With Dementia
How We Think About Dementia
Inside Assisted Living
Mild Cognitive Impairment and Early Alzheimer's Disease
Mom's OK, She Just Forgets
My Book about Brains, Change and Dementia
Nothing about us, without us!
Remembering Home
Rights, Risk and Restraint-Free Care of Older People
Speaking Our Minds: Revised Edition
Telling Tales About Dementia
The Almost Moon
The Emotional Journey of the Alzheimer's Family
The Enduring Self in People with Alzheimer's
The Story of My Father
Voices Of Alzheimer's
When It Gets Dark
When Someone You Know Is Living in a Dementia Care Community
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Common Challenges: Driving
Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries
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Helping Loved Ones with Memory Loss
Difference Between Alzheimer's and Dementia
Alzheimer's Disease and Sleep Patterns
Developments to Alzheimer's Research
Why Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease Matters
Looking Beyond Alzheimer's Disease: An Overview of Other Major Forms of Neurodegenerative Disease
New Definition of Alzheimer's Changes How Disease Is Researched
Lewy Body Dementia: Most Common Disorder You've Never Heard Of
Living With Traumatic Brain Injury
Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
Seeing Alzheimer's in a New Way
Inside Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures
Alzheimer's Screening
Neurology: Testing for Alzheimer's
Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Sexually Inappropriate Behaviors
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Depression/Apathy
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Agitation and Anxiety
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Aggressive Language/Behavior
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Sleep Disturbances
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Repetitive Phone Calls
Alzheimer's and Dementia Caregiver Training: Home Safety
Best Practices & Emerging Therapies for Patients with Alzheimer's Disease
New Approaches to Alzheimer's Diseases
Recognizing the Early Signs of Dementia
Effective Treatments and Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease: The Time is Now - Research on Aging
Dementia – it affects us all
Falls Prevention in People with Dementia
Caregiver Training Part I: Introduction
Caregiver Training Part II: Hallucinations
Caregiver Training Part III: Refusal to Bathe
Caregiver Training Part IV: Refusal to Take Medication
Caregiver Training Part V: Repetitive Behaviors
Caregiver Training Part VI: Repetitive Questions
Caregiver Training Part VII: Sundowning
Caregiver Training Part VIII: Wandering
The Benefits of Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
A New Way To Look At Alzheimer's
Protecting & Caring for Patients with Dementia
Dementia 101 in 101 Seconds
Normal and Abnormal Aging and the Brain
Managing The Late Stages of Dementia
Alzheimer's Disease and Parkinson's Disease
Aggressive Behavior in People with Dementia
Dementia with Lewy Bodies
Diagnosing Alzheimer's
Signs of Alzheimer's
Practical Tips for Travelling with a Loved One with Alzheimer's Disease


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When she learned of the much-honored novelist's death, our writer thought about all that Morrison meant to her as a writer and a black woman.
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Public festivities got underway at the National Archives with a ceremonial reading of the Declaration of Independence by our Founding Fathers (and Mothers).
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The game, with some interruption, dates back to 1909, when William Howard Taft was president. With the win, the Democrats evened the series at 42-42 with one tie.
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We hear that all the other boats are now in! A huge congrats to all, I hope that you enjoy much deserved land celebrations – but please do save some rum for us!
Even accounting for boat size/ design/ crew size it's fair to say that both of us are a little bit disappointed that we are last by sooo many miles. Having said that our objective for this race was always about just getting across, and getting the experience for future campaigns – which has been just perfect. We now expect to be in by the 17th and our prize will be getting in in time to party at prize giving night as Louay has promised that he'll buy all the drinks!
Our other objective was to raise much needed awareness about our nominated charity, Findacure www.findacure.org.uk As mentioned before Findacure work to support patients with rare diseases, and to facilitate drug re-purposing as a way of discovering cures in an affordable way. There are nearly 7000 rare diseases, but currently there are only 103 drugs authorised to treat them in Europe, and only 37% of which are being reimbursed by all health care agencies. The approach used by Findacure therefore is instrumental to finding affordable treatments. This is my last plug for anyone that could possibly afford to sponsor to do so at (SORRY LOUAY / TISH PLEASE INSERT LINK IN FOR ME ONE MORE TIME).