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Inspired Cinema in 2018: Innovative, Universal and showcasing flawed human beings as Heroes!
Posted on January 22, 2019 by Jill
72 film tickets which doesn't include films screened for festivals, shorts watched on my computer or any of the 15 films watched on Netflix, rented from Redbox or DVDS!
This was a wonderful year for movies. No matter how you consumed them: via Netflix, at your local cineplex or at a starry Festival premiere, there was a broad array of offerings. A few of the sequels were as good, if not BETTER than the original films (Paddington 2, Incredibles 2, Bumblebee), our comic book films celebrated diversity and empowerment (Wonder Woman, Black Panther) and it was a banner year for documentaries (RBG, Won't You Be My Neighbor, Free Solo).
My favorite movies this year were two beautiful black and white films that transported me to another time and place with amazing cinematography and rich storytelling. Cold War, Pawel Pawlikowski's tragic love story tracked lovers thru a decade of Polish folk music to jazz in Paris. It was in the small moments when a stillness seemed to freeze frame the characters so we could study their emotions. The lush cinematography and the amazing, luminous performances of Joanna Kulig and Tomasz Kot really drew me in. The film had a documentary feel and was almost as moving as my favorite films from 2013, Ida, by the same director.
Roma, Alfonso Cuaron's personal film about life in an upper middle-class Mexican family home is also shot in black and white (by Cuaron). Told thru the eyes of the caring family helper (both maid and nanny), Roma reveals how the personal and the political impact and influence everyone's lives. The casualness of how a normal day can be shattered by violence, transformed by a brush with death or unite a family to battle a brush fire; while the family tries to maintain security and stability. We may not suffer as much trauma but it's a universal struggle to protect those we love that everyone can understand.
There were some astounding films this year. I was so moved by A Beautiful Boy (Steve Carell and Timothy Chalamet), and Ben is Back also explored the drug crisis with searing performances (Lucas Hedges and Julia Roberts). Welcome to Marwen and Annilahation were visually stunning as was the sweet Paddington 2. Into the Spiderverse was a zany Pop Culture Spiderman that we didn't know we needed.
There were some great explorations of race and gender this year in film. My favorite was Blindspotting. I had to see Black Panther and Wonder Woman twice! And cheered for RBG AND On the Basis of Sex. One of my favorite moments at the movies this year was Edna Mode in The Incredibles 2 transforming into Aunt Edna and hustling the exhausted Dad (Bob, trying to be a Super Dad) back home. I felt that this year, the movies gave us some heroes that were flawed and all the more likable for it. Our society is changing. How we perceive ourselves and others is changing. Our films should too.
There may well have been other films I would've ranked in my Top 10 if I'd made one, but I know I missed seeing some great films this year: Madeline's Madeline, Happy as Lazzaro, Private Life, The Rider, Support the Girls, Let The Sunshine In, Capernaum, Never Look Away, Burning, and Shoplifters. A few I'll be able to see on Netflix or Hulu, and a few that may still screen at an arthouse cinema somewhere.
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See you at the movies my friends!
https://www.indiewire.com/2018/12/most-anticipated-movies-2019-1202030734/
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Jill ranks the films she saw at the Telluride Film Festival
If it seems to exist on a higher plane, this is not just a matter of altitude. Mostly it is the kind of place where, for one long weekend, all anyone wants to talk about is movies. There are no prizes, and therefore no juries; no market, no press screenings, no red carpets or paparazzi photo calls. The ethos is open and egalitarian. –A.O. Scott, The New York Times
There's no way to see all the films you want to see at the Telluride Film Festival. Once you've accepted that, you'll find that what you do see–is often more enriching or more thought-provoking than what you may have chosen on your own. After attending for five years, I've learned to seek out the smaller films and hope to catch some of the studio films at later festivals or when they come to the theaters. Sometimes though, it's just a matter of what film is playing in the theater you've ushering at…or the next available screening that'll fit into your schedule…or the one film where you might not have to wait too long in the rain. C'est la vie!
I was lucky to see 12 films out of the 37 in the Main Program. I've listed them in order of my enjoyment level. Please remember that I didn't see First Man, Can You Ever Forgive Me? and Destroyer…or the smaller films I wished I'd seen like Shoplifters, The Biggest Little Farm, Girl, The White Crow and Fistful of Dirt.
Roma: Alfonso Cuaron (writer, director, cinematographer) I was fortunate to see two beautiful black & white films enveloped in non-stop smoking and wonderful music back-to-back; Cold War and Roma. It's rare that I submit to an almost 2 1/2 hour film without feeling that there should've been an intermission or some serious editing. I was so immersed in this story of a young Mexican woman caring for an upper middle-class family and anticipating the unfolding turmoil about to descend upon them all. This was a true labor of love from Alfonso Cuaron; a tribute to the woman who raised him as well an odd to his biological mother trying to find her place in the world.
Cold War: Pawel Pawlikowski (writer, director, Oscar-winner for Ida) This was the most beautifully-shot film I saw at the festival. A tragic love story set in Poland and Paris, we watch as the couple perform folk music under a political watchdog, traveling to Russia. Years later, they're reunited in a life of jazz and booze. But the reality of life with someone who's had to compromise too many times leads to a tragic return to Poland. Love can triumph over politics but can it survive the loss of your soul?
Ghost Fleet: Shannon Service, Jeffrey Waldron: Documenting the horrifying reality of men imprisoned on fishing boats in the Indonesian sea, this film was a revelation to me. Focusing on the brave team lead by Patima Tungpuchayakul traveling to surrounding islands to rescue men who've fled slavery in the seafood trade, there's a tension and tenderness to the footage. The horrors that these men face is compounded by the shame they feel about not wanting to return home, penniless and broken. Truly an amazing, inspiring film.
Trail By Fire: Ed Zwick: 12 years on death row for a Texas man who's low-class hard-living ways have blinded the legal system to his innocence and genuine love for his children. Jack O'Connell is mesmerizing in his performance of a man losing his soul but finding some meaning in his connection with Elizabeth Gilbert (played with great depth by Laura Dern). She starts a crusade to overturn his death sentence. A moving true story to make us rethink the death penalty.
Boy Erased: Joel Edgerton (director, script, co-star): Lucas Hedges is a soulful young man trying to reconcile his same sex attraction with his family's Baptist faith. When his preacher father (Russell Crowe) sends him to a religious conversion center, we meet the clients, many forced into treatment by their parents. Based on the autobiography of Garrad Conley, the painful revelations and vicious abuse heaped on the teens rings true. Joel Edgerton plays a masterful misguided leader who doesn't just believe in praying away the gay; but also, beating out the devil of same sex sin. Nicole Kidman, the loving mother who comes to realize her son deserves understanding instead of punishment, is a welcome relief to the trauma. The closing scene between father and son is truly touching.
The Favourite: Yorgos Lanthimos: I must confess to not being a fan of director Lanthimos' work but this film was wicked and odd and sometimes wonderful. Olivia Colman plays Queen Anne of the 18th Century British court as a simpering, needy bully. Her companion, Rachel Weisz as Lady Marborough, keeps the Queen in check with flattery and sexual companionship. When her poor cousin shows up in court (the versatile Emma Stone), her position as "favourite" is threatened. Gorgeous costumes, some scathing lines and wacky antics kept me amused. The cinematography (low-light, fish-eye, wide-angles) was distracting but the long takes of Olivia Colman's mournful face held me in thrall.
Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blache: Pamela E. Green: Bravo to this intrepid woman, Pamela E. Green! Upon seeing a documentary about early filmmakers, she wondered why she'd never heard of Alice Guy-Blache. When she discovered that not only her pioneering role in cinema, but also her films were not recognized by history or her peers, Green started this passion project. Connecting long-lost family members, discovering treasure troves of archival footage and recordings, Green seeks to restore Alice Guy-Blache to her rightful place as the first narrative filmmaker; and the first woman filmmaker! This is a fun fast-paced documentary that should be a must-see for any film lover.
The Old Man & The Gun: David Lowery: A delightful film about an unrepentant bank robber and jail breaker played by the legend Robert Redford. The charm of this film is in the relationship between the thief and his comrades-in-arms (Danny Glover and Tom Waits), the detective who doesn't want to catch him (Casey Affleck) and the woman who falls for his charms (the delightful Sissy Spacek). The real kick is that this is based on a true story. The sad news is that this is Robert Redford's last role…what a great swan song.
The Front Runner: Jason Reitman: Gary Hart, played with a nice head of hair by Hugh Jackman, gets his comeuppance in this political drama about the power of the media. Vera Farmiga portrays the much-wronged wife who must deal with the media circus and the sensationalism that can destroy a career and sideline not only a man's run for office but also a nation's chances for a flawed leader who may have made a big difference in politics.
Eldorado: Markus Imhoof: Swiss filmmaker Imhoof interweaves his childhood relationship with an Italian refugee, a child sheltered by is family in World War II with a look at the overwhelming plight of refugees from Africa. His argument; that these immigrants are supplying low-paid labor to harvest food that is then subsidized and undercuts the economy in their own countries. A tragic cycle of economic slavery and hardship.
Christian Wahnschaffe, Part 1 & 2: Danish silent filmmaker Urban Gad: Restored prints from 1920, this drama of class struggle with religious allegory was accompanied by Stephen Horne playing piano, flute, accordion with various thumping and strumming to great effect. A fascinating look at well-realized story where the acting, though broad, is still emotional.
Graves Without A Name: Rithy Panh: The noted Cambodian filmmaker has created a tone poem to remember the thousands of lives brutally and agonizingly ended in the genocide there. Beautiful images of white paper prayer flags fluttering in the wind and carved faces to represent ghosts of those lost float in the water or appear in the tree's bark. They represent those bodies lost in mass graves or never recovered as they were left to decompose on the land. A meditation on death and remembrance in a cyclical telling over 2 hours.
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Bania: Dhusar, Bhargava Dhusar
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From The Tribes And Castes Of The Central Provinces Of India
By R. V. Russell
Of The Indian Civil Service
Superintendent Of Ethnography, Central Provinces
Assisted By Rai Bahadur Hira Lal, Extra Assistant Commissioner
Macmillan And Co., Limited, London, 1916.
NOTE 1: The 'Central Provinces' have since been renamed Madhya Pradesh.
NOTE 2: While reading please keep in mind that all articles in this series have been scanned from the original book. Therefore, footnotes have got inserted into the main text of the article, interrupting the flow. Readers who spot these footnotes gone astray might like to shift them to their correct place.
Bania, Dhusar, Bhargavas Dhusar
The origin of this group is much disputed. They are usually classed as a subcaste of Bania, but claim to be Brahmans. They take their name from a hill called Dhusi or Dhosi, near Narnaul on the border of Alwar State. The title Bhargava signifies a descendant of Bhrigu, one of the famous eponymous Rishis or Brahmanical saints, to whom Manu confided his institutes, calling him his son. If this was their original name, it would show that they were Brahmans, but its adoption appears to be somewhat recent.
Their claim to be Brahmans is, however, admitted by many members of that caste, and it is stated that they perform the functions of Brahmans in their original home in Rajputana. Mr. Burn wrote of them : ^ "In his book on castes published in 1872 Mr. Sherring does not refer to any claim to kinship wnth Brahmans, though in his description of Dhusar Banias he appears to include the people under consideration. Both 1 United Provinces Census Report (1901), p. 220.
the Dhusar Bhargavas and Dhusar Banias assert that Himu, the capable Vazir of Muhammad Shah Suri, belonged to their community, and such a claim by the former is if anything in favour of the view that they are not Brahmans, since Himu is variously described by Muhammadan writers as a corn-chandler, a weighman and a Bania. Colonel Dow in his history of Hindustan calls him a shopkeeper who was raised by Sher Shah to be Superintendent of Markets.
It is not improbable that Himu's success laid the foundation for a claim to a higher position, but the matter does not admit of absolute proof, and I have therefore accepted the decision of the majority of the caste - committees and considered them as a caste allied to Brahmans." In the Punjab the Dhusars appear to be in some places Brahmans and in others Banias.
" They take their food before morning prayer, contrary to the Hindu rule, but of late years they have begun to conform to the orthodox practice. The Brahman Dhusar marries with his caste-fellows and the Bania with Banias, avoiding always the same family {gotrd) or one having the same family deity." ^ From the above accounts it would appear that the Dhusars may have originally been a class of Brahmans who took to trade, like the Palliwal Brahmans of Marv/ar, and have lost their position as Brahmans and become amalgamated with the Bania caste ; or they may have been Banias, who acted as priests to others of the community, and hence claimed to be Brahmans. The caste is important and influential, and is now making every effort to recover or substantiate its Brahman status. One writer states that they combine the office aptitude and hard-heartedness to a debtor characteristic of the Bania.
The Dhusars are rigid in the maintenance of the purity of their order and in the performance of Hindu ceremonies and duties, and neither eat meat nor drink any kind of spirit. In Delhi they were distinguished for their talent as singers, and cultivated a peculiar strain or measure, in which they were unsurpassed.^ In the Central Provinces the Dhusars are a flourishing body, their leaders being Rai Bahadur Bihari Lai Khizanchi of Jubbulpore and Rai Sahib • Atkinson, Himalayan Gazetteer, article Dhusar. ii. p. 473, quoted in Mr. Crooke's ^ Sherring, FIi7idH Castes, i. p. 293.
Seth Sundar Lfil of Betul. They have founded the Bhfirgava bank of Jubbulporc, and shown considerable public spirit ; to the latter gentleman's generosity a large part of the success of the recent debt-conciliation proceedings in the Betul District must be attributed.
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Google's Copresence Looks Like A Contactless, Cross-Platform Version Of Android Beam
Liam Spradlin 2014/10/31
1:29pm PDT Oct 31, 2014
Several months ago, we discussed something called Nearby, a project that - at the time - seemed to be Google's effort to let "people, places, and things" know when a user is, well, nearby. It seems that Google is still hard at work on its effort to connect various devices to each other and their surroundings, but Copresence (an internal name for this functionality) may have a more specific scope in this effort than we first estimated, apparently including iOS devices in the fun.
Glympse Releases Android Exclusive Express App That Strips The Location Sharing Service To Just The Essentials
Bertel King, Jr. 2014/10/09
1:28pm PDT Oct 9, 2014
When the Glympse app first came to Android, the idea of instantly sharing your exact location with someone was still novel. The function has lost much of its magic since, but it remains as useful as ever. Now the company is improving the service not by adding more features, but by gutting them out. The new Android-only Glympse Express app strips everything from the main app except for the essentials, the features you actually care about.
Tasker Update Adds Support For Google Maps API v2, Brings A Number Of Location-Based Enhancements
9:19am PDT Oct 7, 2014
Tasker is quite possibly the most exciting, boring-looking app in existence. A new user stumbling across its Play Store page is sure to walk away scratching their heads, but it only takes reading a few blog posts to realize that there's more to this piece of software than the screenshots would suggest. Out of the box, it's capable of giving users more control over their Android devices than any single other app, but there are no shortage of plugins out there that still manage to crank things up to the next level.
Google Officially Introduces New "Explore Nearby" Functionality For Maps
4:35pm PDT Jul 23, 2014
Recently, we posted about a new feature Google was testing to help users better "explore" their surroundings, offering more fine-tuned exploration options for a user's immediate vicinity or their destination, with suggestions of what to do in the area based on time of day or conditions. The interface would apparently get its own button in Google Maps' primary view, but the button only appeared for a few users at the time.
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Google Is Testing An Enhanced "Explore Nearby" Feature In Google Maps
Ryan Whitwam 2014/07/21
5:30am PDT Jul 21, 2014
There are a lot of goodies in the newest version of Google Maps, which just started rolling out to devices last week. However, some users are getting a bonus that didn't show up in the changelog. We've been able to get a few confirmations of a new Explore Nearby tool in Maps that offers much more fine-grained control of location-based suggestions.
[APK Teardown] Google Maps v8.2 Contains First Signs Of Possible 3rd-Party Plugin Support And "I Am Here" Location Picker
Cody Toombs 2014/07/18
APK Teardown
Yesterday's update to Google Maps was certainly no slouch for new features; it came packing some great improvements for cyclists, new voice commands during navigation, and a few other interface tweaks. In addition to these public changes, there are also two brand new features buried within the code which are not active yet, but they may point to some exciting stuff on the horizon.
"I Am Here"
Google Maps is pretty good at figuring out where we've gone; between GPS, Wi-Fi, and even things like BLE-based iBeacons, it's possible to pinpoint our locations just about everywhere, even inside of buildings.
Exclusive: Google Will Soon Introduce 'Nearby' To Let Other 'People, Places, And Things' Know When You're Around
2:18pm PDT Jun 6, 2014
A couple of months ago, we posted one of our early Google Search/Now rumors, and it was something of a long range rumor compared to others. While things like parking reminders, proper timer management, and bill pay reminders have already seen their public release, the ability to set contact-based reminders ("remind me when I'm with this person"), hasn't come forward yet. But it will likely appear very soon with a new feature in Android called Nearby, which will allow new interactions between you and nearby people, places, and things.
PSA: The New Google+ App Adds Navigation Shortcuts To Your Friends' Locations, But It's Super-Hidden
1:16pm PDT May 20, 2014
Google's social boss was kind enough to give us the rundown of what was in the new G+ update this morning, but he did omit a few key details. One feature in particular that didn't get mentioned finally makes that location screen worth using. You can now jump directly into turn-by-turn navigation to make your way to wherever your friends are on the map.
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[New App] Swarm From Foursquare Really Wants You To Meet Up With Your Friends
Michael Crider 2014/05/15
11:41am PDT May 15, 2014
Loosely speaking, Foursquare has always been a sort of social network, but the company is looking to get a lot more social with their new app. Instead of focusing on the relationship between businesses and customers, Swarm is all about you and your friends. Everything contained within is focused on getting groups together.... though if you did so at a local bar or cafe, Foursquare probably wouldn't mind.
There are three components to Swarm: a Facebook/Twitter-style news feed, a standard messaging system, and a social map.
Updated Google Calendar For Android Finally Suggests Locations Of Nearby Places And Lets You Join Video Calls In Hangouts [APK Download]
Artem Russakovskii 2014/04/16
11:03pm PDT Apr 16, 2014
It's still Update Wednesday here in San Francisco, and just when I thought I was done for the day, Google decided to upload yet another new version of one of its core apps - Calendar v201404011. And it's a big one, folks.
Location suggestions of nearby places
The main change in this update finally addresses (no pun intended) what I consider the most requested feature missing from Calendar for Android, which is actually present in Calendar on the web - location suggestions for places known to Google Maps.


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Date of Submission 26-Sep-2019
Date of Decision 22-Oct-2019
Keywords: Anophthalmic socket, dermis fat grafting, fornix formation sutures
Das S, Nagesh N, Hegde R. Reconstructing the socket. Sudanese J Ophthalmol 2019;11:62-4
Das S, Nagesh N, Hegde R. Reconstructing the socket. Sudanese J Ophthalmol [serial online] 2019 [cited 2022 Jan 18];11:62-4. Available from: https://www.sjopthal.net/text.asp?2019/11/2/62/280245
Reconstructing an anophthalmic eye or a severely contracted socket post enucleation or evisceration poses a great amount of difficulty for an ophthalmic surgeon. They usually present with shrinkage of orbital tissue, deep superior sulcus, and shallow fornices which lead to severe cosmetic aberration.[1],[2] The conventional autografts that can be used are mucous membrane graft, skin graft, hard palate graft, temporalis fascia, muscle flap, and dermis fat graft (DFG). Among all these, DFG is the most preferable option as it can lead to both volume and surface area augmentation.[1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7] Since it is an autologous graft, there are no risks of transmission of infection and does not need special storage, preparation, or transportation.[2] In this case report, we will share our experience of reconstructing a severely contracted socket using DFG.
A 23-year-old male patient presented to us with a history of injury to the right eye with a stick 22 years back when he was only 1 year old, following which he had pain and discharge in the right eye. He had undergone enucleation at the age of 1 year. No orbital implant was placed post enucleation, and he presented to us with a severely contracted socket.
The left eye had a vision of 6/60 with right-beating nystagmus, cortical cataract, and nanophthalmos. The remaining anterior segment was within the normal limits.
In the right eye, both the fornices were severely contracted with shortening of the conjunctival cul-de-sac.
Computed tomography scan of the orbits was ordered which showed severely contracted socket on the right side while the left orbit was within the normal limits.
A diagnosis of right-sided Grade 3 anophthalmic contracted socket was made as shown in [Figure 1].
Figure 1: (a-c) shows the saggital, axial, and coronal view of right-sided contracted socket; (d) showing severe contraction of the upper and the lower fornix
The left eye had nanophthalmos, cortical cataract, and refractive amblyopia.
DFG with fornix formation sutures (FFS) was done. The DFG was harvested from the buttocks which was approximately twice the size of the socket and was placed in the socket and sutured to the surrounding orbital tissue. FFS was done for both the superior and the inferior fornix. An iris conformer was placed, and tarsorrhaphy was done as shown in [Figure 2].
Figure 2: (a) The dermis fat graft being harvested from the buttocks of the patient of approximately twice the size of the socket; (b) shows the contracted upper and lower fornix along with a severely contracted socket; (c and d) shows the dermis fat graft of approximately twice the size of the socket being placed inside the right socket and sutured to the surrounding structures for volume augmentation
Postoperatively, there was no wound infection; regular cleansing of the wound with povidone-iodine was done; healthy red granulation tissue was seen; the graft site was healthy with sutures intact, but there was shrinkage of the inferior fornix and extrusion of the conformer because of inadequate space as shown in [Figure 3].
Figure 3: (a) Immediate postoperative picture showing all the fornix formation sutures and tarsorrhaphy sutures in place; (b and c) shows the iris conformer not fitting properly because of lack of space in the inferior fornix, whereas the superior fornix is well-formed
A second surgery was planned 8 weeks after the first surgery for inferior fornix augmentation.
Buccal mucosal grafting with FFS and amniotic membrane grafting was done so that the inferior fornix was well formed to hold the prosthesis in place.
A buccal mucosal graft was harvested from the lower lip and placed over the inferior fornix followed by inferior FFS were placed. The buccal mucosal defect was covered with an amniotic membrane. A conformer was placed, and tarsorrhaphy was done as shown in [Figure 4].
Figure 4: (a) During the second surgery, buccal mucosal graft is being harvested for formation of the inferior fornix; (b) the buccal mucosal graft is being placed over the inferior fornix; (c) the immediate postoperative picture showing the iris conformer in place with the inferior fornix formation sutures intact; (d) after the second surgery, the inferior fornix is well-formed with the iris conformer in place
Postoperatively, there was no wound infection, and the inferior fornix was well-formed and was holding the iris conformer in place. After waiting for about 6–8 weeks for complete healing of the wound, a customized prosthesis was placed and a good cosmesis was achieved after two surgeries as shown in [Figure 5].
Figure 5: (a and b) shows a contracted right socket at presentation and the final outcome after 8 weeks postoperative where the right-sided socket is well formed holding the prosthesis in place
Grading of an anophthalmic socket is as follows:[6]
Grade 0: Socket is lined with healthy conjunctiva and has deep and well-formed fornices
Grade I: Shallow lower fornix or shelving of the lower fornix pushing the lower lid down and out and preventing retention of an artificial eye
Grade II: Loss of the upper and lower fornices
Grade III: Loss of the upper, lower, medial, and lateral fornices
Grade IV: Loss of all the fornices and reduction of palpebral aperture in horizontal and vertical dimensions
Grade V: Recurrence of contraction of the socket after repeated trial of reconstruction.
As the name suggests, DFG is composed of dermis and subcutaneous fat. The epidermis is stripped off, and the dermis is retained as it increases graft vascularization and decreases the incidence of fat atrophy.[3]
From its inception, DFG has been quite popular because of easy accessibility of the donor site, less morbidity, and low cost, and since it is an autologous graft, there are no chances of graft rejection.[2] In this case, the DFG we harvested from the buttocks was approximately 50% more than the size of the socket because Smith et al. reported >40% atrophy of the fat in their study.[4] Sihota et al. stated that thicker the graft the better is the outcome, whereas Galindo-Ferreiro et al. used a graft which was 30% more than the size of the measured defect.[2],[5]
DFG can be used effectively as primary implantation post enucleation and evisceration, whereas it can also be used as secondary implantation post irradiation. It is contraindicated in cases where the orbital vascularity has been compromised like in cases of severe trauma, chemical burns, etc.[3]
Reconstructing an anophthalmic socket is a challenge. DFG is an effective technique as it allows volume augmentation, surface area augmentation as well as maintains the conjunctiva and the fornices. There are no chances of rejection, and it is economical as it does not need any special handling, storage, or transportation. Meticulous planning and multiple surgeries are often needed to achieve good cosmetic as well as functional outcome.
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Aryasit O, Preechawai P. Indications and results in anophthalmic socket reconstruction using dermis-fat graft. Clin Ophthalmol 2015;9:795-9.
Galindo-Ferreiro A, Khandekar R, Hassan SA, Al-Hammad F, Al-Subaie H, Artioli Schellini S, et al. Dermis-fat graft for anophthalmic socket reconstruction: Indications and outcomes. Arq Bras Oftalmol 2018;81:366-70.
Padmini HR, Noronha VJ. Orbital reconstruction of a severely contracted socket using autogenous derma fat graft: A case report. Int J Sci Stud 2014;2:109-111.
Smith B, Bosniak S, Nesi F, Lisman R. Dermis-fat orbital implantation: 118 cases. Ophthalmic Surg 1983;14:941-3.
Sihota R, Sujatha Y, Betharia SM. The fat pad in dermis fat grafts. Ophthalmology 1994;101:231-4.
Krishna G. Contracted sockets – I aetiology and types. Indian J Ophthalmol 1980;28:117-20.
Bhattacharjee K, Bhattacharjee H, Kuri G, Das JK, Dey D. Comparative analysis of use of porous orbital implant with mucus membrane graft and dermis fat graft as a primary procedure in reconstruction of severely contracted socket. Indian J Ophthalmol 2014;62:145-53.


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Benlysta Add-on Therapy Improves Kidney Function in People with Lupus Nephritis, Phase 3 Trial Shows
by Catarina Silva, MSc
Adding Benlysta (belimumab) to standard therapy increased the percentage of people with active lupus nephritis who experienced improved renal function in a Phase 3 trial.
The BLISS-LN study (NCT01639339) was designed to evaluate Benlysta's safety and efficacy in people with active lupus nephritis, a common and serious kidney inflammation caused by systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). With 448 participants, it was the largest placebo-controlled Phase 3 study involving patients with the condition, according to the treatment's developer, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).
Participants received standard therapy for lupus nephritis in addition to either 10 mg/kg of Benlysta or a placebo, both given intravenously (directly into the bloodstream) every two weeks in the first month and every 28 days thereafter for 22 months. Renal function was evaluated four weeks after the end of therapy, or two years after the start of the study.
Results at the end of treatment showed that adding Benlysta to standard therapy led to better kidney function, with 43% of participants on Benlysta achieving the trial's primary objective of renal response — meaning that their renal function improved, as assessed by biochemical markers — compared with 32% of patients on standard treatment alone.
Adding Benlysta also led to improvements across all major secondary endpoints, or goals, including complete renal response after two years, primary efficacy renal response after one year, and time to death or renal-related complication. In addition, Benlysta's safety results in this trial were consistent with the known profile of the medication.
"Lupus nephritis is one of the most common and serious complications of SLE, occurring in up to 60% of adult patients. The results of the BLISS-LN study show that Benlysta could make a clinically meaningful improvement to the lives of these patients who currently have limited treatment options," Hal Barron, MD, chief scientific officer, and president of research and development at GSK, said in a press release.
BLISS-LN results will be submitted for presentation at upcoming scientific meetings and in peer-reviewed publications.
"My journey with Benlysta began nearly twenty years ago when we performed the very first clinical research trial in lupus patients," said Richard Furie, MD, chief of rheumatology and professor at the Feinstein Institutes at Northwell Health, and lead investigator of BLISS-LN. "To see it culminate in a successful phase 3 lupus nephritis study is a key achievement as the inadequate response of our patients with kidney disease to conventional treatment has long been an area in need of major improvement."
Benlysta is a medication approved in the U.S., the E.U., and Japan as an add-on treatment for people age 5 and older with active SLE. Given BLISS-LN's positive results, GSK plans to file regulatory applications in the first half of 2020 to have the therapy's approved indications extended to include lupus nephritis.
Catarina Silva, MSc
With over three years of experience in the medical communications business, Catarina holds a BSc. in Biomedical Sciences and a MSc. in Neurosciences. Apart from writing, she has been involved in patient-oriented translational and clinical research.
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By Derek Featherstone | July 24th, 2008 | Filed in Acid2, Browsers, Bugs
The Acid 2 test hosted here on the WaSP site was broken but is now fixed.
For a while now we've had a problem with the Acid 2 Test on the WaSP site. If you're unfamiliar with the Acid 2 Test, it is essentially a test for browser vendors to use as a means to gauge their standards compliance. If your browser renders the Acid 2 Test page the same as the Acid 2 reference rendering, then you know you're hitting the mark.
I'll be honest: over the last 10 days, I've learned more about the Acid 2 Test than I ever wanted to know. If you want to do the same, you might start with Acid 2: The Guided Tour.
The short version is that part of Acid 2 is a test for the way a browser handles an <object> element when the data attribute references a URL that returns an HTTP status code of 404. A number of caching rules, mod_rewrite rules and redirects all collided to create a problem with our 404. The cached version of our 404 page was returning an HTTP status of 200. As you might expect, this basically makes the test useless.
Acid 2 was broken. Now it is not. Carry on.
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They spend an extra working day a week doing housework.
Lizzie Thomson 12 November 2019 3:36 pm
Female breadwinners are four times more likely to do the majority of chores, according to a new study.
Research has found that women are still doing the majority of household chores, regardless of the fact that the number of female breadwinners is increasing.
Despite a 30% rise in women out-earning their partners (since 2014), housework is still falling to females.
A study – carried out by life insurance broker LifeSearch – found that almost half (45%) of female breadwinners said they did most of the chores in their house, compared to just 12% of male breadwinners.
What's more, men are also twice as likely to do no chores at all.
It also found that women earning more than their male partner would spend an average of 7.5 hours a week on household tasks. The equivalent to an extra working day, every week.
The news follows a report from earlier this year that showed women carry out more housework than men in 93% of British households.
This is even the case when both partners are working full-time jobs.
It's 2019 but it seems housework is still falling to women (Picture: Getty)
Study leader Professor Anne McMunn refers to this as a 'second shift' for women who have finished work.
'These results matter because this is extra work which women are doing for free – as housework is unpaid,' she said.
'We don't think this is an active choice on the part of men to try to keep women down.
'But even these days it still tends to be the case that if there is something which needs doing in the home, women just do it.
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'Men still earn more than women, on average, and that gives them a little more leverage in terms of negotiating housework.
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Q: What is the difference if I use "withContext(Dispatchers.IO)" or not? Hi, I am a beginner in coroutines but I have some problems ...
I have two different codes, the first use withContext(Dispatchers.IO) , and the second doesn't use it.

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*what is the difference between these two codes?

*why are they have the same result?

*How does every code work line by line?

*Tips to learn everything in coroutines.

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*the first code

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)

        GlobalScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) {
            print("aly")
            print("younes")
        }
    }

    suspend fun print(name:String) {
        withContext(Dispatchers.IO) {
            delay(2000)
            Log.d("younes3", name)
        }
    }

}

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*the second code

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)

        GlobalScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) {
            print("aly")
            print("younes")
        }
    }

    suspend fun print(name:String) {
        delay(2000)
        Log.d("younes3", name)
    }
}

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*the first code

2022-11-13 10:28:02.122 21136-21176 younes3                 com.example.coroutines1              D  aly
2022-11-13 10:28:04.124 21136-21178 younes3                 com.example.coroutines1              D  younes

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*the second code

2022-11-13 10:28:26.511 21286-21326 younes3                 com.example.coroutines1              D  aly
2022-11-13 10:28:28.512 21286-21328 younes3                 com.example.coroutines1              D  younes

A: Your question is pretty unfocused, so I'll focus on what Dispatchers.IO does and why your code works exactly the same with or without it.
As a general rule, we should not perform any blocking I/O operations when using coroutines. That means reading/writing files or network while using utilities like e.g. InputStream which is blocking. Blocking inside coroutines may greatly degrade the performance and responsiveness of the whole application using coroutines.
However, it would be very hard to never perform any blocking I/O. For this reason, Kotlin coroutines framework provided an utility that allows blocking I/O by executing it inside a very special context - this is Dispatchers.IO. Internally, it schedules the blocking operation to a special thread pool which was designed specifically for this purpose.
You don't see any difference between both code samples, because GlobalScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) already run its code using Dispatchers.IO. print() is invoked using Dispatchers.IO already, so additional withContext(Dispatchers.IO) doesn't do anything.
I suggest switching to Dispatchers.IO only in the code that handles blocking I/O directly. We generally should not switch to this dispatcher if our code only invokes other suspending functions, even if these functions are somehow related to I/O operations. For this reason, you should not use Dispatchers.IO in GlobalScope.launch().
Additionally, print() function in your code also doesn't do any blocking I/O, so as a matter of fact, you should remove withContext() as well. If that was just an example and you are going to perform blocking I/O inside print(), then you should use withContext(Dispatchers.IO) there, but still not in onCreate().

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SHSU Update For Week Of Nov. 11
Prof To Relate His Journey From Cajun Country To SHSU
English Forum To Bring Back Alumnus For 'Godly' Talk
Fraternity To Host Thanksgiving Dinner For Community
Grassroots To Feature Four Alumni
Seminar To Pay Homage To Prof's Family Journey
Student Group To Highlight School Psychology Program
Concerts To Showcase Music Faculty, Students
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Terry Thibodeaux, professor of communication studies, will share his journey "out of the swamps of Louisiana to the academic halls of Texas" on Monday (Nov. 12).
The Honors 3332 Journeys seminar presentation will begin at 4 p.m. in the Smith-Hutson Building's Haney Auditorium, in Room 186.
"From Out of the Swamps of Louisiana to the Academic Halls of Texas: Not Your Typical Cajun Odyssey" will focus on Thibodeaux's journey of exploring his roots in the Acadian/Cajun culture and the "calling to spread knowledge of the culture wherever and however I can," he said.
"This has lead me to co-author (the novel) Catherine's Cadeau, write and present several research papers, conduct dozens of interviews of Cajun authorities over a 30-year span, host 10 annual Mardi Gras Festivals on campus, attend two World Acadian Congresses in Canada, host several student field trips to Louisiana for SHSU students to experience the Cajun culture, present several guest lectures across Louisiana and Texas, and other activities," he said.
Born and raised in a large Cajun family in Louisiana, Thibodeaux attended McNeese State University, where he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees, and the University of Southern Mississippi, where he earned his doctorate.
He taught high school in Louisiana for seven years before moving to Texas to teach at Sam Houston State in 1987.
His areas of interest include interpersonal communication, classroom communication and culture.
His historical novel Catherine's Cadeau, co-authored by Ann Davidson and published in 2008, chronicles the story of a contemporary Cajun character who time-travels back to 1755 to live through the expulsion of her ancestors from what is now Nova Scotia.
The lecture, sponsored by the Elliott T. Bowers Honors College, is part of a class designed to show students what characteristics lead to success.
It is open to the public.
For more information, contact course instructor Patrick Lewis at 936.294.3397.
Sam Houston State University's English department will welcome one of its graduates on Friday (Nov. 16) to share his thoughts on 18th century literary studies with anyone interested in literature.
Jon Nelson, a doctoral student at Rice University, will present his English Friday Faculty Forum lecture from 3-4 p.m. in Evans Complex Room 212.
Nelson, who earned his bachelor's and master's degrees from SHSU, will present his work on "A Godly Thorough Reformation: Hudibras in the Hands of Secularization."
His presentation will focus on how in the "tremendous reinvigoration" over the last 30 years of 18th century literary studies, "this transformation has obscured the vital influence of the Anglican religion on British modernity." At Rice, his emphasis is on the areas of 18th century literature and religion.
"In 1663, 1664 and 1678 the English Restoration poet Samuel Butler published Hudibras, a burlesque epic about the English Civil Wars longer than Paradise Lost and 10 times the length of The Dunciad Variorum," Nelson said. "In the centuries following its appearance, Butler's poem has gone from being a work read by the many to one read by the few, a text that speaks only about a kind of religious violence that belongs to the period before modernity.
"By examining the revitalized debate in the humanities over secularization, my talk will address how the secularization thesis in its classic formulations has inhibited the interpretation of literary texts such as Hudibras and how recent intellectual developments point toward a renewed understanding of them," he said.
The English Friday Faculty Forum is designed to highlight research by graduate faculty and fellow graduate students.
Bringing back an alumnus to present for the forum is a way to show current graduate students the possibilities for further work in the field, said Paul Child, professor of English and forum coordinator.
"One of the aims of the graduate program is to develop students into members of the profession, whether they teach, do research in literature and language, or go into another field that would benefit from their critical reading and writing skills," Child said. "Bringing back an alumnus like Jon may encourage students to see where they can go from here."
For more information on this, or any upcoming presentations, contact Child at 936.294.1412.
The Theta Rho chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., is saying "thanks" to the campus and Huntsville communities for their continued support by offering a free home-style dinner on Monday (Nov. 19).
The group's 15th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner will offer turkey, ham, dressing, green beans, mac and cheese, dinner rolls, an assortment of desserts, and drinks beginning at 6 p.m. in the Lowman Student Center Ballroom.
The event is open to the entire SHSU and Huntsville communities, including faculty and staff, said Julian Williams, social chair for the National Pan Hellenic Council at SHSU.
In kicking off the season of giving, the Theta Rho chapter requests that every attendee bring one non-perishable canned good or a gently worn article of clothing to the event. Donations will be given to Huntsville's Good Shepherd Mission in Huntsville.
"Something new that they are doing this year is that they're teaming up with Act One, a performing arts organization on campus, who will be performing an original production entitled 'The Ensemble," Williams said.
Early arrival is encouraged, but there will be plenty of food and seats for everyone, Williams said.
For more information, contact the Theta Rho chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity at ThetaRho1914@yahoo.com.
Four alumni from Sam Houston State University's Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program will return to campus on Tuesday (Nov. 13) to answer questions about their experiences and discuss their journeys since graduating.
The Student Advising and Mentoring Center's Grassroots speaker series presentation will begin at 5:30 p.m. in College of Humanities and Social Sciences Building Room 170.
The speakers will include SHSU alumni Angie Wilson, Mauricio Rivas, Joanna Tucker and Juanita Garcia.
"Without the McNair program I am confident in saying I wouldn't have pursued my educational goals wholeheartedly and with confidence," said Wilson, who is now an assistant professor in Texas A&M—Commerce's psychology, counseling, and special education department. "Through the McNair program I developed academic confidence, and I knew that I could complete my long-term goal of attaining a doctorate.
"McNair contributed to much of my academic success, and because of my experience with McNair I feel empowered to help young people tap into their unused academic potential," she said. "I honestly do not know where I would be professionally if it were not for the McNair program."
The "Grassroots: A Series of Conversations on Leadership in a Diverse Community" was created in April 2003 to promote career aspirations and academic achievements of SHSU's minority students, according to Bernice Strauss, SAM Center director of academic support programs.
A meet-and-greet with refreshments will follow the discussion in the Student Advising and Mentoring Center, located in CHSS Building Suite 170.
The lecture is sponsored by the SAM Center's academic support programs; the Elliott T. Bowers Honors Program; the International Business Society; the International Hispanic Association; Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.; the NAACP; the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program; Student Success Initiatives Office; and Women United.
For more information, contact Strauss at 936.294.4455 or sam_bss@shsu.edu.
For associate professor of history Bernadette Pruitt, her journey began with her ancestors and the struggles they endured from slaves to sharecroppers, to blue-collar workers as truck drivers who fled the South as part of the Great Migrations and eventually became auto industry workers in Detroit, to her life in Huntsville.
"My family's move to Detroit symbolized a good deal of hope for the Pruitt and Lively families," she said. "This trip (her father's parents moving to Detroit during the second Great Migration) set in motion my family's entry into the United Automobile Workers union proletariat. It also helped some of the offspring of these impoverished transplants to enter the middle class."
Her "spiritual, emotional and intellectual life journey" as a historian will be the focus on her Honors 3332 Journeys seminar presentation on Monday (Nov. 19), beginning at 4 p.m. in the Smith-Hutson Building's Haney Auditorium, in Room 186.
"Celebrating the Sesquicentennial of the Emancipation Proclamation and Remembering a Legacy: A Self Portrait" will share the importance of her genealogy in shaping who she has become, Pruitt said.
"First, I want students to understand the sacrifices others make daily on the behalf of others, namely their loved-ones, including individual family members they will never live to meet," she said. "Second, I want students to know about my own personal challenges and triumphs."
Pruitt, who went on to become the first African-American woman to earn a doctorate in history at the University of Houston, joined the SHSU faculty in 1996.
Her current research and teaching endeavors include black civil-rights, internal migrations and community agency, black urban studies, and race relations and ethnicity in the United States and the African diaspora.
"Today as a professional historian, I never lose sight of what my ancestors did on my behalf," Pruitt said. "Paying homage to the sacrifices they made, the obstacles they endured, and the constant negative reminders they faced each day is a crucial to my existence as a member of the human race. Even with their many obstacles, they never detracted from their life-mission—ensuring the success of their offspring."
Her first book, The Other Great Migration: The Movement of Rural African Americans to Houston, Texas, 1900-1941, will be published in the spring by the Texas A&M University Press, as a tribute to her grandparents.
For more information, contact Honors 3332 instructor Patrick Lewis at 936.294.3397.
The Sam Houston Association of School Psychologists will showcase school psychology as a field of study on Thursday (Nov. 15).
The "What is School Psychology?" informational session will begin at 3:30 p.m. in Lowman Student Center Room 315, during which faculty members from the program will be available during the session to discuss the program and answer questions.
SHSU offers a Master of Arts in psychology with a specialization in school psychology.
"School psychology is a growing field in today's economy and is a great opportunity for anyone interested in psychology and education As a field, school psychology constantly needs people in the job market and is a field where you can basically choose your job," said Candice Walker, Sam Houston Association of School Psychologist president.
"With the economy being at the forefront of everyone's minds, we want to present a career that not only impacts those you are working with, but also provides an opportunity for growth in a struggling economy," she said. "Most importantly, school psychologists work daily with people that have disabilities. This type of work is a daily reminder of how powerful of an impact one individual can have on another, and allows you to solve real world problems."
The event is open to anyone interested in pursuing education in the area.
Fore more information, contact Walker at cec015@shsu.edu.
The SHSU School of Music will highlight string and woodwind professors, as well as its student Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band with three concerts beginning on Monday (Nov. 12).
The Kolenneh Chamber Players will kick off a week filled with musical performances beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Gaertner Performing Arts Center Recital Hall.
The "players" include Javier Pinell, Naomi Gjevre and Zachary Carrettin, violins; Rene Salazar, viola; and Daniel Saenz, cello.
On Tuesday (Nov. 13), faculty will get winded with a presentation of "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue" beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the GPAC Recital Hall.
The chamber recital will feature woodwind faculty members Kathy Daniel, flute; Megan Heuer, oboe; Patricia Card, clarinet; Nathan Koch, bassoon, presenting a new composition, a "standard work" by German composer Karl Goepfart, and a "very lighthearted and entertaining" piece by Gordon Jacob, according to Card.
"The first work is a new composition by Bill Douglas which was commissioned by a group of college professors from across the nation. SHSU professor Kathy Daniel helped sponsor this piece," Card said. "The work which is greatly influenced by jazz and blues harmonies has great audience appeal.
"The final work 'Motion' is a relatively new composition by Alyssa Morris," she said. "The movements characterize various methods of motion—bike ride, stretch, tip toe, and strut," she said. "This is a fantastic piece and we are very excited to have this addition to the woodwind repertoire."
Finally, on Thursday (Nov. 15), audiences will get two concerts for the price of one when the SHSU Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band come together beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the GPAC Concert Hall.
The Symphonic Band's program will include "American Overture for Band" by Jenkins; "Yorkshire Ballad" by Barnes; "Vesuvius" by Ticheli, which will be conducted by graduate associate Ogechi Ukazu; and "Washington Grays" by Grafulla.
Afterward, the Wind Ensemble will present "The Black Horse Troop" by Sousa; "Alegria" by Sierra, which will be conducted by graduate associate Cathy Benford; and "Music for Prague 1968" by Husa.
Most of the Wind Ensemble's musical selections are being played in preparation for their concert at the Texas Music Educator's Association Convention in February, according to Rachel Denson, graduate conducting associate.
Tickets are $15 for general admission, $12 for senior citizens, and $5 for SHSU students.
The SHSU Bassoon Studio, Phi Mu Alpha music organization, and the Ars Perpetua student composers group will give audiences a few tunes to be thankful for in three concerts beginning on Sunday (Nov. 18).
The Bassoon Studio Recital, beginning at 2 p.m. that day in the Gaertner Performing Arts Center Recital Hall, will feature student performers Rachel Denson, Erik Mott, Jenny Yang, Britney Bundick, Emily Cassidy, Brian Kindervater and Jason Pope.
They will perform a variety of international musical selections, including "Concertpiece" by Gabriel Pierné, "Concerto in Bb Major" by W.A. Mozart, "Sonata" by François Devienne, "Piéce" by Gabriel Faure, "Adagio" by Ludwig van Beethoven, "Allegro Appassionato" by Camille Saint-Saens, and "Arioso" by Julius Weissenborn.
That evening, the brothers of the Zeta Mu chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia will perform a range of pieces in ensembles, from a trombone quartet to a full men's chorus, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the GPAC Concert Hall.
This semester's Phi Mu Alpha Musicale will celebrate "Themes for Brotherhood" with a repertoire of pieces that include more than one player.
"For the first time in the Zeta Mu chapter's history, there will be a Sinfonian Brass Choir and a Sinfonian Jazz Band," said Randy Laran, SHSU Brass Choir director. "Some of the pieces lined up for this semester's musicale are 'Bap Bap' by Mark Mullins, which was made famous by the New Orleans' Brass group Bonerama; 'Count Bubba' by Gordon Goodwin; and a classic Sinfonian Red Book song entitled 'On and Ever Upward.'"
SHSU's Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was founded to create a brotherhood of men that held music to the highest standard possible.
"Music is what we express when words are not enough. It is a language everyone can understand," Laran said. "As musicians, we control the amount of power music has on an individual. As Sinfonians, we strive to give everyone the opportunity to grasp what music can do for them.
"Sinfonians love music because it is one of, if not the most, cherished passions in their lives," he said. "This musicale, like any other musicale, is not to benefit the chapter. This musicale is to enrich the lives of others through music, while advancing music in America."
Finally, on Monday (Nov. 19), Ars Perpetua student composers group will present "an exciting and eclectic collection of fresh new works" by eight student composers, performed by the SHSU New Music Lab, directed by B. P. Herrington as well as by other SHSU music majors, according to Kyle Kindred, co-coordinator of SHSU's theory and composition program. The program will begin at 6 p.m. in the GPAC Concert Hall.
These include works by Kwinton Baylor, Nathan Mays, Thomas Bailey, Steven Scott, Thomas Fedorchik, Inocencio Garcia, Andrei Chelaru and Daniel Vallery.
Among the selections will be Mays's "Àtaremma," a setting of "The Lord's Prayer" for three female voices in the fictional Elvish language from the "Lord of the Rings" films; and Bailey's "Opposition," a work for flute, clarinet, and two percussionists that "juxtaposes 'fiery' wooden sounds and materials with 'icy' metallic sounds and materials.
"Bailey will also perform his own custom-made exotic drum called a tank drum on the recital," Kindred said. "The concert will also feature 'Elementals for Euphonium, Tuba, and Tape' by American composer, Jay Batzner. This exciting electroacoustic work mixes live performance with recorded sound."
Admission is free to all three concerts.
Three graduate students in dance will present "She Escapes"—a range of socially conscious feminist commentary, otherworldly dance theatre and subtle dance based around theatrical light design—on Thursday and Friday (Nov. 15-16) in the James and Nancy Gaertner Performing Arts Center Dance Theatre.
The performances, beginning at 8 p.m. on both days, serve as the culmination of research by Brittany Thetford, Amy Wright, and David Deveau to attain their Master of Fine Arts degree.
With only the open space and a retro style sofa as the setting, the five solos created by Thetford for her "Kaleidoscope" explore classic female archetypal images with the intent of examining women's traditional social roles and the way an individual woman's perspective can break them down and rebuild them anew, according to Wright.
"Each solo marries Thetford's quirky and spontaneously human choreographic style with the essence of the woman performing it to result in a series of vignettes that are at times humorous, absurd, ominous, fresh and canny," she said.
Wright's "The Passage" offers a glimpse into an unexplored world of fantasy and is designed to allow the audience an escape from their own lives.
"The dancers are not themselves but characters in a journeying tale of light and dark, the macabre and grotesque at war with the utmost of the sublime," she said. "'The Passage' is a contemporary dream ballet, inspired by the strange and beguiling 'Other' typically only found in science fiction and works of the fantastic."
Finally, Deveau will present the second part of his thesis project, "Fade," which addresses the collaborative process between a lighting designer and a choreographer in the creation of a new work.
Part one of Deveau's thesis was presented in conjunction with Houston's NobleMotion Dance in September. For this second work, Deveau hands over the role of lighting designer to Wright so that he himself might take on the role of choreographer.
"'Fade' is the emotional journey of a woman finding herself at the end of the world left with only the memories of those she loves," Wright said, adding that feelings of isolation are enhanced by her choice to light the piece with the beam of a single searchlight.
For ticket information, call the GPAC Box Office at 936.294.2339.
The Student Money Management Center will present effective ways to handle "Holiday Spending on a Merry Little Budget" on Tuesday (Nov. 13).
The workshop will be from 3:30-4:20 p.m. in Lowman Student Center Room 315.
Led by SMMC peer counselor Samantha McKinley, the workshop will show students how to plan and budget for the season of giving, offering tips for shopping on Black Friday and how to put together an inexpensive gift.
McKinley, a junior finance majoring, also will address statistical facts about overspending during the holiday season, ways to plan spending trips, and how to be prepared for any unexpected costs.
"Black Friday sales offer some great deals, but you have to have a plan," McKinley saud. "This workshop will show students how to take advantage of the most hectic shopping day of the year and make these sales work for them."
"We hope to teach students how to give gifts from the heart instead of their wallets," she said.
Snacks will be served.
For more information, contact the Student Money Management Center at 936.294.2600 or smmc@shsu.edu.
Beverly Irby, associate dean for graduate programs in SHSU's College of Education and Texas State University System Regents' Professor, was recently awarded the "Information Age Publishing's Legacy Award" for 2012.
Presented by the American Education Research Association's Research on Women and Education special interest group during its fall meeting in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, the award honors individuals who have significantly contributed to publishing efforts over time in the arena of research on women and education.
Irby is the co-founder and editor of the Advancing Women in Leadership Journal, the first international refereed journal with open access that features research about women in leadership positions around the world.
She has published more than 200 papers, books, and book chapters.
In 2002, she also co-established, with colleague Janice Koch, professor emerita at Hofstra University, the first book series for Research on Women and Education with Information Age Publishing.
Both serve as series editors, whose publications include Defining and Redefining Gender Equity; Gender in the Early Learning Environment; Gender and Schooling in the Early Years; and Women Leaders: Advancing Careers, as well as the forthcoming Women of Color in Academia and Girls and Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
"I am honored to be the first recipient of this prestigious legacy award and am happy to represent SHSU in the international publishing arena," Irby said.
Submission criteria and guidelines, including deadlines, have now been placed online, at https://www.shsu.edu/~pin_www/guidelines.html. This information is also accessible through the "Submissions" link in the right-hand navigation on Today@Sam.
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Michelle Burke Biography, Wiki, Height, Age Boyfriend & More
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Michelle Burke (born 30 November 1970) is an actress from America. She is notable for her role in Coneheads, Major League, Major League, and Dazed and Confused.
Michelle Burke
Michelle Burke Biography
She was born as Michelle Gray in Defiance, Ohio, USA. She doesn't disclose any information about her parents, siblings, educational life, and family background.
She wants her private life to be kept in private. She began her life as an Actress in 1993. She was her first member in the Parker Lewis TV series Can't Lose.
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Michelle Burke Wiki & Biography
Real Name Michelle Gray
Others Name Michelle Rene Thomas, Michelle Thomas
Nickname Michelle
Known As Connie Conehead
Date of Birth November 30, 1970
Birthplace Defiance, Ohio, U.S.
Hip Size 35
Father Dr. Richard Burke
Mother Barbara Burke
Affairs, Boyfriends, and Marital Status
Boyfriend Scott Thomas
Husband/ Spouse Scott Thomas
Son Jude Thomas
Daughter Sadie Thomas, Jill Burke
School Local High School
College/ University Will update
Favorite Actor Dan Aykroyd
Favorite Actress Jane Curtin
Favorite Color Blue
Favorite Food Mexican Food
Favorite Movie Coneheads
Hobbies Singing
Net Worth $ 2.3 Million
Biography of Michelle Burke
Then she appeared in numerous films and TV series including The Final Wish (2018), A Second Chance (2017), Ben and Becca (2012), Lol (2012), Criminal Minds: Suspect Behaviour (2011), The Division (2002), Mysterious Ways (2001), Diagnosis Murder (2001), Little Men (1998-1999), Telling You (1998), The Last Don ll (1998), Scattering Dad (1998), The Last Don (1997), The Notorious 7 (1997) Caged Hearts (1997), Sliders (1996), Midnight in Saint Petersburg's (1995), Diagnosis: Murder (1995), The Last Word (1995), Tales From the Crypts (1994), Major League ll (1994), Coneheads (1993), Parker Lewis Can't Lose (1993). She married musician Scott Thomas, and the couple was blessed with 3 children.
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Air France protests: six workers arrested after shirt-ripping scenes
Suspects reportedly working for airline's cargo and freight business detained a week after violent demonstrations against 2,900 job losses
Two Air France directors flee after scuffles with workers at the airline's headquarters at Roissy/Charles de Gaulle airport. Photograph: Jacques Brinon/AP
Kim Willsher in Paris
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Six Air France workers have been arrested on suspicion of attacking company directors, a week after staff ripped off executives' shirts in a protest over job cuts. Police arrived at the homes of suspects on Monday morning after allegedly identifying them from footage of airline staff forcing their way into a directors' meeting where 2,900 redundancies were being announced.
Police and judicial sources said five Air France staff, all members of the CGT union, were arrested at their homes in the Paris region and would be held in custody in the capital.
A sixth person was placed in custody later in the day, CGT said in a statement in which it accused the French prime minister, Manuel Valls, who condemned the violence, of helping the airline management undermine union activism.
Pictures of strikers storming the meeting made headlines around the world last Monday. As members of the executive committee met to discuss plans to restructure the loss-making airline, furious staff set upon two human resources directors, shredding their jackets and shirts and leaving one scrambling over a wire fence bare-chested apart from his tie.
A total of seven people – five Air France staff and two police officers – were injured, one of them seriously, in the unprecedented scenes at the airline's headquarters near Roissy/Charles de Gaulle airport outside Paris.
At least 10 legal complaints have been lodged by six security staff, three company directors and Air France.
Striking Air France employees demonstrate in front of the company's headquarters. Photograph: Jacky Naegelen/Reuters
As well as the judicial inquiry, Air France has launched an internal investigation to identify the attackers.
Didier Fauverte, a senior union leader at Air France, confirmed suspects worked in the freight department and were members of the powerful CGT union. He said another four or five staff could be disciplined after singing "no shirts, no trousers" during the attacks.
"If it wasn't so serious, it would be laughable. To be disciplined because you sing a song … they could punish half the world for that," Fauverte told Le Figaro newspaper. "I'd very much like to continue negotiations but if it's on this basis, I think these negotiations will be over quickly."
The CGT union said the arrests were designed to frighten and intimidate staff. "It's not going to help matters," Fauverte told Europe 1. "I think there'll be other staff belonging to other unions accused, and all this will just keep the pot boiling."
The arrested men are accused of "wilful violence in a meeting and hindering the conduct of a works council", an offence that carries a sentence of up to five years in prison. Air France is also suing for damage to its property.
Workers were planning a demonstration of support at the Air France headquarters on Monday afternoon. A spokesperson for the airline said the company would not comment on the ongoing legal inquiry.
An opinion poll by Ifop for the newspaper Sud Ouest found that the majority of French people surveyed – 54% – said they could understand the workers' violence, even if they did not approve of it. Poll findings divided along predictable lines, with company bosses less sympathetic.
French political leaders including the president, François Hollande, have described the violence as unacceptable.


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'Then all the nations will call you blessed, for yours will be a delightful land,' says the Lord Almighty (Malachi 3:12).
The truth is that most people do not believe in the reality of an eternity in a place call hell until their lives reach an extremely dark point. But hell is a real place. On the other hand, when we turn our lives over to Jesus we can experience peace and a life in "a delightful land".
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Bonderup, also known as Bonderupgård, is a manor house located  south of Holbæk, Denmark. It was purchased by the merchant Johannes Theodorus Suhr in 1852 and is now owned by the Suhr Family Trust (Den Suhrske Stiftelse).

History
The first known reference to Bonderup is from 1421, but it was then probably a village. A manor house was later created at the site through the merger of several farms. The first known owner of the estate was Claus Basse, who ceded it to his daughter Ellen Basse in 1566. She married Otte Norby. After his death in 1592, it was acquired by Christoffer Pax, a member of the noble family Packisch von Festenberg, which had been established in Denmark earlier in the century. The ownership during the next decades is unclear but Else Thott was its owner in 1625. She was first married to Hans Lindenov but later married Corfitz Ulfeldt. Christen Friis purchased Bonderup in 1631 but sold it again to Anne Brahe in 1632. Bonderup was a relatively small estate whose owners usually also owned other manor houses and usually resided elsewhere. It changed hands many times during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Bonderup was purchased by count Frederik Knuth in 1808. His son, count Frederik Christian Julius von Knuth took over the estate in 1816. His heirs sold Bonderup to the wealthy merchant Johannes Theodorus Suhr in 1852. He renovated the buildings with the assistance of the prominent architect Ferdinand Meldahl and also charged him with the design of a new dairy. Mixing with the political and cultural elite of the time, Suhr invited Johan Ludvig Heiberg to use Bonderup as a summer residence. Having no children, Suhr created a family trust, Den Suhrske Stiftelse, which owned the estate after his death in 1858, but the Heibergs continued to spend their summers there. Johan Ludvig Heiberg died at Bonderup in 1860. His widow remained at Bonderup for another couple of months before returning to Copenhagen.

Today
Bonderup and Merløsegaard are still owned by Den Suhrske Stiftelse and have a combined area of 1310 hectares. A total of 25 houses and commercial properties on the estate are rented out by the trust.

List of owners
 (1727–1730) Hans Hartmann
 (1730–1737) P. Fr. Kling
 (1744–      ) Johannes Mørch
 (      –1747) Jens Bremer
 (1747–1749) Søren Hansen Seidelin
 (1749–1752) Knud Gregorius de Klumann
 (1752–1754) Holger Skeel
 (1754–1766) Christian Frederik Holstein-Ledreborg
 (1766–1796) P. Larsen Wiihm
 (1796–1803) Thomas Christian Bruun de Neergaard
 (1803–1808) Søren Henrik Lund
 (1808–1816) Frederik Knuth
 (1816–1852) Frederik Christian Julius Knuth
 (1852–1858) Johannes Theodorus Suhr
 (1858–present) Den Suhrske Stiftelse

References

External links
 Suhr Foundation

Manor houses in Holbæk Municipality
Buildings and structures associated with the Knuth family
Buildings and structures associated with the Suhr family

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