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Someone just sent me Twenty Things You Should Never Say to a Teacher. Pretty funny. But none of these comes close to the statement that burns me up the most: My child is bored!
Several years ago, I got into a classroom tangle with one of my 8th grade percussionists. I won't share the details, but take my word that what he did and said was egregiously defiant, disrespectful to other students--and very public. I called him out for his unacceptable behavior--also in public--and sent him to the office to cool down, something I did fewer than a dozen times in 30 years of classroom practice. Later, I met with him in the office, privately, we settled on what would happen next and he went on to his next class.
Then I called his mother, who was a high-profile person in our small community, just to let her hear what happened and what the outcomes were. She was appreciative of the call and expressed agreement with my actions. And then she said: Maybe this is my fault for not pulling him out of the band. Lately, he's been so bored in your class.
I was floored. While this boy may have been a star in some of his classes, he was a middle-of-the-pack performer in the drum section. He was also smart enough to know the music I was dishing off to him was at his challenge level. We were preparing for several fun performances, and he had some key parts to play.
So--why complain to your mom about being bored? What's that about? How should parents and teachers interpret and deal with charges of being bored in the classroom? Here are eight of my experience-honed, overlapping ideas about student "boredom:"
Boredom is never an excuse for bad behavior. Being bored doesn't get you off the hook for rudeness or worse. If you're bored, see it as an opportunity to figure out why. In addition, bear in mind that many excellent life habits are established through repetition and plodding along.
Boredom should not be immediately equated with "dumbed-down" curriculum and instruction. Applied learning happens in peaks and valleys. Practicing almost anything can feel boring, at times. It's not "too easy" if it's not yet automatic. Practice at a lower level--solving single-variable equations, reading a young adult novel, singing with a less-experienced choir, playing soccer with younger players--can also be very pleasurable. As a music teacher, I tried to have music in the folder that was over my students' heads as well as rip-through-it simple.
Buying into kids' boredom as valid reason for disconnecting or misbehaving corresponds to another fallacy: the idea that "good" teachers should make every lesson novel and entertaining to kids. True, there is a strong acting/entertainment factor in dynamic teaching. Great teaching should inspire learning through more than attention-grabbing, however. Reminder: the person who does the--hard, and occasionally monotonous--work of learning is the student. It doesn't matter how many white-lab-coat chemical explosions they witness, or if their fifth grade teacher dresses up like Amelia Earhart--there is no learning without diligent effort on the part of the child.
Boredom is not a sign of giftedness. I once honked off a few hundred parents (and teachers) in the Gifted/Talented community by suggesting that if their children were truly gifted they'd be finding ways to amuse themselves in so-called boring classes. (I also suggested some of these might be less than desirable, given personal experience with very bright kids who love to keep things lively.) Boredom and giftedness are two separate things. I do support challenging curriculum and instruction for very capable students--but not because they're bored.
"Boredom" should not be used as reason to assert that kids should never have to wait for other children to catch up. Children consistently learning at the wrong level (both too low and too high) will be vulnerable to disengagement, of course. But having to wait until the class has solidified a concept before moving ahead is not a crisis. Cliched but true--education is a journey, not a race. Sometimes, you're leading the pack. Other times, you aren't. There are benefits to learning in a cooperative group, the primary one being developing the skill of acceptance and appreciation for the viewpoints and capabilities of other human beings.
Boredom is merely lack of engagement, a two-way street in terms of responsibility. Are there boring classrooms? Yes. There are boring drills, boring lectures, boring warm-ups--and any number of boring instructional strategies (i.e., worked examples in mathematics) that yield some learning benefits. Daily practice of musical scales isn't much fun, but it's an enormously effective technique-builder. Brushing your teeth is boring, too, but that doesn't mean you should stop.
Boredom can be cured--by students. I think the most useful thing parents, teachers (and students) can do to prevent genuine boredom is devise individual strategies to extend learning-- read a different book, tackle a more challenging solo, ask for harder problems or other enrichments. Anyone who's ever leafed through a well-used textbook knows that some kids know how to doodle their way to amusement. Tell your kids to own their boredom and fix it.
Suggestions to mitigate boredom? OK, but be fair to teachers who are coping with an overstuffed curriculum, super-sized classes and the threat of test data being used to judge them as professionals. Many teachers would choose "boring/retain job" over "excitingly creative/scores tank." One of the most common complaints from veteran teachers these days is having to give up well-polished, sure-fire lesson plans in favor of someone else's policy conception of what's most important.
My cocky 8th grade student calmed down and finished the year--as do most kids who make a big deal about how bored they are. We should teach students that boredom, like any problem, can be your friend. Right?


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Sure, Google and Yahoo are doing extremely well. But companies that measure Internet traffic are also forging ahead in the new dot-com renaissance.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Much has been made about how the explosion in demand for online advertising has lifted the fortunes of companies like Google, Yahoo! and Barry Diller's IAC as well as perceived takeover targets like interactive ad agencies aQuantive and 24/7 Real Media.
But there's another part of the online advertising market that isn't followed as closely. Companies that measure how much traffic popular Web sites get may be less exciting than Google (Charts, Fortune 500) but their business is also booming. As such, Wall Street, private equity investors and larger data providers are starting to take notice.
Omniture has been one of Wall Street's top IPOs of the past year, with shares nearly tripling.
"Look at the overall value chain in online advertising, the metrics providers. It's not just about Microsoft versus Google versus Yahoo," said Russ Mann, chief executive officer of SEMDirector, a provider of search marketing analytics software to large companies.
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To that end, software company Omniture (Charts), whose SiteCatalyst product lets companies track traffic to their Web sites in real time, has been one of the best performing initial public offerings of the past year. Shares of Omniture, which went public last June at a price of $6.50 a share, have surged more than 155 percent since their IPO.
And other measurement companies may also soon test the public waters. comScore, which is one of the two main Internet traffic measuring firms, filed for an initial public offering last month.
With big private equity and venture capital firms backing fellow measurement companies like Coremetrics and WebTrends, it would not be a huge surprise if more IPOs are far behind, especially if comScore performs as well in its debut as Omniture has.
Plus, there also has been a substantial amount of merger interest in this area. Media information giant Nielsen announced in February it was buying the 40 percent in publicly traded NetRatings (Charts) that it didn't already own for a 16% premium.
Experian, the information company most well known for being a provider of credit scores for consumers. announced last month it was buying privately held Hitwise, another Web analytics firm for $240 million.
And analytics company WebSideStory recently purchased privately held Visual Sciences, a top Omniture competitor. The publicly traded Web Side Story renamed itself Visual Sciences (Charts) upon completion of the deal.
Mann says he believes more consolidation is likely in the future as more and more large advertisers shift ad budgets from traditional media like TV, radio and print to the Web, which is far more easy to measure.
"Fortune 500 companies are just scratching the surface in search, and chief marketing officers will demand more accountability," he said. "The future of advertising will be more metric-driven and less creative-driven."
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Wall Street analysts are predicting fairly robust results for the two main public companies in this business, Omniture and Visual Sciences, over the next few years.
Omniture is expected to report a profit of 8 cents a share this year, compared to a loss of 8 cents in 2006, and a profit of 30 cents a share in 2008. For the next few years, analysts are forecasting annual earnings growth, on average of 37 percent.
For Visual Sciences, Wall Street analysts predict earnings growth of 31 percent in 2007, 27 percent in 2008 and 35 percent a year, on average, for the next few years.
But Omniture is a much more expensive stock, trading at 53 times 2008 earnings estimates, compared to a P/E of only 15 times next year's profit forecasts for Visual Sciences.
In recent research notes, Friedman Billings Ramsey analyst David Hilal, who follows both companies, wrote that despite "promising growth prospects in the near-term" for Omniture, he recommends that investors stay on the sidelines for now since the company has "a more-than-fair valuation."
Hilal argues that Visual Sciences is a much better buy, partly due to concerns about patent litigation between the company and rival NetRatings. However, Hilal thinks this is already baked into the stock price and that the case won't actually go to trial.
"Unfortunately the legal overhang associated with the NetRating lawsuit remains. However, we believe this could be settled over the coming months, and this could act as a positive catalyst as it would remove the overhang and push EPS higher without the associated legal costs," Hilal wrote.
The return of media merger madness
In addition, Michael Kern, an analyst with Canaccord Adams, wrote in recent research reports that although he likes both stocks, he warned that increased competition in Web analytics, possibly even from Google, is a risk for the companies.
As for Web measurement companies that aren't yet public, since comScore is the only one that has filed for an offering, it is the only private company that has detailed financial information available.
But for what it's worth, the stock could be another hot IPO.
According to the company's prospectus, comScore reported total sales of $66.3 million in 2006, making the company a bit smaller than Omniture, which reported revenue of $79.7 million but slightly larger than Visual Sciences, which posted sales of $64.5 million last year.
comScore's sales increased 32 percent from 2005 and the company also posted a net profit of $5.7 million, compared to a loss of $4.4 million in 2005.
So while many investors continue to bet on which Internet company is going to be the next takeover target for Google,Yahoo (Charts, Fortune 500) or Microsoft (Charts, Fortune 500), it might be wise to start paying attention to the less glamorous, but equally lucrative, companies in Web measurement.
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Yenagoa the Bayelsa State capital was yesterday locked down as the former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan returned home to a heroic welcome from Bayelsans who in their thousands converged at the Gabriel Okara Cultural Centre to receive him.
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The first soft landing on the far side of the Moon was performed on January 3, 2019, by China's Chang'e 4
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On January 3, 2019, China's lunar lander and rover Chang'e 4 achieved the first soft landing on the far side of the Moon in the history of humanity's space exploration. It's a space exploration success no nation or space agency (including NASA) has accomplished even as of January 2023.
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Chang'e 4: the first spacecraft to land on the far side of the moon
Launched on December 7, 2018, China's lunar lander and rover Chang'e 4 achieved the first soft landing on the far side of the Moon in the history of humanity's space exploration on January 3, 2019.
Chang'e 4 landed the robotic rover in the unexplored South Pole-Aitken basin, the largest, oldest, and deepest crater on the lunar surface. At roughly 2,500 kilometers (1,600 mi) in diameter and 13 kilometers (8.1 miles) deep, it is also one of the largest known impact craters in the Solar System.
China National Space Agency's Chang'e-4 lunar rover took panoramic photos of its landing site, the Von Karman Crater, located in the Aitken Basin, in the South Pole region on the far side of the Moon. Chang'e4 lunar mission, the lander and the rover Yutu-2, landed in the crater on 3 January 2019, at 02:26 UTC (10:26 Beijing time). Communications with Earth are provided by the relay satellite Queqiao. Click/tap on the image above to see it in full-size.
The lander has a dry mass of 1.2 tons, carrying its own experiments and the rover. The experiments include:
A low-frequency (0.1 – 40 MHz) radio spectrometer (LFS)
A landing Camera (LCAM)
A terrain Camera (TCAM)
A Lunar Lander Neutrons and Dosimetry Experiment (LND)
A biological experiment.
The mission includes a rover, Yutu 2, based on the Chang'e 3 Yutu ("Jade Rabbit") rover. The rover, with a total mass of 140 kg (309 lbs), has a rectangular body 1.1 meters high (3 feet and 7 inches), 1.5 meters long (4 feet 11 inches), and 1 meter (3 feet 3 inches) wide, but unlike the Chang'e-3 rover has not a robotic arm.
These missions are named after Chang'e, the goddess of the Moon in Chinese mythology.
It has 6 wheels, two solar panels, and a dish antenna. Its scientific payload comprises cameras, including a Panoramic Camera (PCAM), a Visible/Near-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (VNIS), Lunar Penetrating Radar (LPR), and the Advanced Small Analyzer for Neutrals (ASAN).
Chang'e-4 uses a communication relay satellite, in a halo orbit around the Earth-Moon L2 point to maintain communication between the lander and Earth ground control. The satellite, Queqiao (meaning "Magpie Bridge"), based on the Chang'e 2 design, was launched on May 20, 2018, to enable communication with the far side. It is a key component of Chang'e 4 lunar landing mission. Two scientific microsatellites, Longjiang-1 and Longjiang-2, were launched with Queqiao.
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As of January 2023, Chang'e 4 is still operational.
The first "selfie" of Chang'e 4, the first spacecraft to soft land on the far side of the moon. Image Credit: China National Space Administration (CNSA)
Chang'e 4 on the NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive Website
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Letter to J. J. R. Macleod 16/12/1916
Falconer, Robert, Sir, 1867-1943
Letter to President R. A. Falconer ca. 01/1917
[Jan. 1917]
Graham, Duncan
Letter accepting an appointment in the diabetic clinic in the Toronto General Hospital
Banting, Frederick Grant, Sir, 1891-1941
Letter to the Governors of the University of Toronto regarding adding Banting's name to the U. S. patent for insulin 22/02/1923
Riches, Charles H. (Esq.)
Henderson, V. E. (Velyien Ewart), 1877-1945
Letter to Sir Robert 1/10/1921
Letter to Robert Falconer 30/09/1921
Letter to Sir Robert A. Falconer 17/11/1923
Best, H. H. (Dr.)
Letter to Sir Robert Falconer regarding the Banting Research Endowment 2/11/1923
McCormick, Edwin L.
Letter to Professor J. J. R. Macleod notifying him of a banquet to be held 26/11/1923
Letter to Professor J. J. R. Macleod 22/11/1923
Letter offering Dr. F. G. Banting an appointment at the diabetic clinic in the Toronto general hospital
Letter to Mr. C. H. Best 11/05/1923
Letter to Dr. F. G. Banting 11/05/1923
Letter to Sir Robert Falconer [ca. 12/1917]
[Cleveland, OH]
[ca. Dec. 1917]
Letter to A. W. Patterson 9/04/1918
Letter to Margaret Mahon 8/8/1921
Letter to Charley Best 27/07/[1922]
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Letter to Margaret Mahon 11/8/1921
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Obvious action needed on homeless people's mental health services
Dan Parton (24/4/12)wonders why it's taken so long for action on homeless people's mental health services:
Sometimes I read mental health-related reports and think that the findings and recommendations are fairly obvious. But then I think, 'if they're so obvious, why haven't the recommendations been implemented before?' That is usually a much harder question to answer.
One such report is 'Making It Matter: Improving the Health of Young Homeless People' by homelessness charity Depaul UK and pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca. It found that 40% of young homeless people are likely to experience depression compared to 21% of their non-homeless peers. In addition, 27% of homeless young people have been diagnosed with a mental health condition, compared with only 7% of their non-homeless counterparts.
That mental health issues are more prevalent among young homeless people than their peers who have permanent housing is not surprising. Leaving aside any other problems they may have, life on the streets is generally more stressful and chaotic than when you have a roof over your head.
Depaul UK's report made several recommendations, including making services for young homeless people more easily accessible in places such as drop-in centres and ensuring that mental health services should not exclude people who take drugs or alcohol and vice versa. These seem fairly obvious. Homeless people, by their nature, can be hard-to-reach for mental health services, so having them in places where they are likely to go, makes sense. Ditto for mental health services helping people with drink or drug problems.
Hearteningly, care services minister Paul Burstow's comments after publication of the report - "The difference in health outcomes between the young homeless and the rest of the population is unacceptable and we must do something about it" - seem to indicate that the Government agrees. He also said the report will influence the policy agenda, so there's more hope of action.
The key to all of this sits with the Ministerial Working Group on homelessness - of which Burstow is a part. It published its first report last July and is developing a second, which will focus on what steps can be taken to prevent homelessness and integrate services for homeless people. While that sounds promising, any optimism is tempered by the knowledge that there is a world of difference between well-intentioned comment and reports like this,and action on the ground, especially in these financially austere times.
However, with the number of homeless people of all ages jumping by 14% in just a year, according to figures from the Department fo rCommunities and Local Government, published in March, it is a problem that is only going to get worse. Can the Government afford not to do anything? The answer, surely, is obvious.


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import Nav from 'src/pageLayout'
import TooltipPortal from 'src/portals/TooltipPortal'
import NotesPortal from 'src/portals/NotesPortal'
import Notifications from 'src/shared/components/notifications/Notifications'

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import {AppState} from 'src/types'

interface StateProps {
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}
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}

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General Rules and Guidelines for Tournament of Champions (1986 revised 3/16/2005)
1. A Chairman may be elected by the Metropolitan League of Bass Clubs Board of Trustees to serve as designee on behalf of the Board of Trustees to organize and manage the Tournament of Champions. The Chairman is required to keep the Metro Chairman informed of current status.
2. The Tournament of Champions may be held in conjunction with the San Antonio Metropolitan League of Bass Clubs Tournament or as otherwise voted by the Trustees. After the dates have been set, no change may be made unless thirty (30) days prior notice is given to all member clubs of the League.
3. The site of the Tournament of Champions will be determined by majority vote of the members of the Board of Trustees. Site selection should be completed as early as possible in the year to allow adequate time for contact with proprietors of potential Tournament headquarters.
4. All entries into the TOC, MUST qualify as a TOC entry. In order to be qualified to fish the TOC, you must have won any division i.e., Men's Division – Ladies Division – Junior Division – Big Bass for any given year within a club that is an existing member or a past member of Metro. If you have NOT won a division within a club that is a present or past member of Metro, you will not be allowed to enter the TOC. METRO clubs must submit list of persons who qualify and plan to fish the TOC. The officers of Metro will verify that clubs are present or past members of METRO and qualify for the TOC.
5. When required, judges will be appointed from among the members of the Board of Trustees by the Chairman.
6. Trophies or plaques will be awarded:
1. The individual weighing in the heaviest stringer in his/her/junior division.
Side Money Pot: Entry Fee $35.00 per person. 100% Pay Back; Pay Back Heavy Stringer ($25.00) (3 Places 50%, 30%, 20%) Pay Back TOC Big Bass ($10.00) (3 Places 50%, 30%, 20%).
7. Actual weighing of fish both days will be done by the Board of Trustees or their assigns.
9. Measurement of fish will be determined according to state law.
10. The Chairman will be the official timer for the tournament. In his absence, the Chairman of the Board will serve in this capacity.
11. A letter detailing the Tournament rules shall be established and published to all Trustees a minimum of 30 days prior to the Tournament.
12. At the completion of this Tournament, the Chairman is required to present an after action report to include final standings and financial obligations to the Board of Directors.


Do you know what day it is today? Why it's the start of National Share Bohemian Nights Week!
Well, that is a good start, but the most important thing you can do on such a glorious holiday as this (and incur the favor of the Bohemian Gods who are quick to reward such dutiful service with shiny bottles of Jack and baskets of love) is to spread the word of Bohemia!
But now you may be saying to yourself, "But wait! I'm just a slacker at heart and I'm only secretly reading this comic on my lunch break at work. Please don't tell me I have to offer the severed head of a Goth in tribute. I don't have the time!" Well, that's okay. No need to get your hands all bloody. All we're asking here at Bohemian Nights is that you take a moment to pick one or two of those shinny boxes just above this notice and share a comic post of your choice to those less fortunate who have never heard of Bohemian Nights before. By simply re-posting one strip you can save millions of internet surfers from abject boredom, mediocre web comics and about a thousand regurgitated cat videos.
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I love comic books and I think they can be adapted for children, but there is a line.
I grew up on all sorts of violent media: He-Man, Thundercats, Transformers, GI Joe… if I was watching it, someone was getting punched in the face. Of course, I also loved comic books (and still do), but adapting this sort of thing to a story book is tricky. The biggest stumbling block is that story books are generally the sort of thing that, for this particular age group, are a shared experience between parents and children, and it doesn't need to be an uncomfortable experience.
When I show this to people, they don't even read the entire page before they look up and say, "This is ridiculous," or "Is this real? Did you photoshop this?" Do you want to explain to your kid what a casualty list is? I think not. I love Captain America and he's a great role model for kids (although fictional characters shouldn't really be role models for kids), but this is going too far.
Children's literature needs more images like this. Remember kids, train yourself to let go of all that you fear to lose, or you'll end up like THIS! THIS!!!
See, this is how it's done – get together with Aqua Man and go tubing! Hooray!!
I'm not sensitive and I don't have kids, but some of this stuff is too much. Often, I find that we insulate kids too much from experiences that would help them grow (modern playgrounds are a good example of this), but the fall of Anakin Skywalker probably doesn't need to get added to the story book shelf.
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My kid reads comics (vetted by me first of course). She has the DC Super Friends book you showed. She also has the entire X-BABIES run. She watches movies with me. (We're watching ROCKY as I type this) She understands the concepts of good guys and bad guys. She even 'knows about' death. (Can't say she fully understands it.) She's 3 and a half.
We've had this philosophy, even before we had the kid that, if you talk down to them and treat kids like morons… odds are they'll grow up to be morons. Give them the same kind of respect you'd give an adult, make an attempt to explain things, maybe with some omissions and simplification for now… (they'll put the rest together as they get older and understand more about it) and bingo bango!
Obviously I'm not gonna pop in INGLORIOUS BASTERDS for her, or even begin to explain the BLACKEST NIGHT event… but I think baby steps helps. Especially with such adult content in movies these days. I see some of these Disney/Pixar films and wonder if kids are actually getting some of the jokes, or if it goes over their heads… because it's the kind of humour I expect from ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT or something.
I think you made great choices. Those DC Super Hero books look fine to me – maybe a little too sheltered. However, I don't know if I'd give a 4 yr old a book featuring a photo of a guy choking another guy to death – y'know?
It's all about simplifying it in terms they can understand.
I hear ya, but doesn't that picture go a little farther than necessary?
Oh of course. I was just joking. Slightly.
But you make good points!


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Christopher Deluzio, Kevin Skoglund
Originally published August 15, 2019; last updated on November 22, 2019
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Pennsylvania counties are in the midst of selecting new paper-based voting machines. These upgrades are urgently needed and will vastly improve the Commonwealth's lackluster election security, which The Blue Ribbon Commission on Pennsylvania's Election Security (hosted by Pitt Cyber) has thoroughly documented. Each county has the power to select a voting system and configuration from the seven systems that the Pennsylvania Department of State has certified. The information below—the result of a collaboration between Pitt Cyber and Citizens for Better Elections—provides detail and analysis of these county decisions, which will likely have a profound impact on the security of democracy in Pennsylvania and beyond.
Analysis of county voting system selections to date yields several important insights. First, counties that have purchased exclusively ballot-marking devices (or "BMDs")—as opposed to optical scan machines that tabulate hand-marked paper ballots (or "HMPBs") supplemented by BMDs for voters who are unable to hand-mark—are paying substantially more on a per voter basis. In fact, the average county cost per voter for an All-BMD configuration ($25.07) is nearly twice as expensive as a HMPB plus BMD configuration ($12.67). Unsurprisingly, most counties (35) have selected the HMPB plus BMD configuration, representing more than 68% of registered voters in the 48 counties that have selected a new voting system and are included in the analysis.
Second, the nation's largest voting system vendor—ES&S—has been the clear dominant vendor. Thirty of the 48 counties that have selected a new voting system in the analysis, accounting for more than two-thirds of the registered voters in those 48 counties, have selected ES&S. This includes Pennsylvania's two most populous counties: Allegheny and Philadelphia.
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Voting Systems | The Configuration
This analysis includes 48 of Pennsylvania's 67 counties that have selected a new voting system. Of those 48 counties, 35 have chosen a HMPB plus BMD configuration, representing more than 68% of the registered voters across all 48 counties. The other 13 counties have chosen an All-BMD configuration, representing the other roughly 32% of registered voters.
Voting Systems | The Costs
Counties that have selected an All-BMD configuration are paying nearly twice as much on average as those counties that have chosen a HMPB plus BMD configuration.
These dramatic cost savings—$12.67 per voter for the HMPB plus BMD configuration versus $25.07 per voter for the All-BMD configuration—and voter verification and security concerns associated with BMDs are likely important factors driving most counties (35 out of 48) to select the HMPB plus BMD configuration.
Voting Systems | The Vendor Selections
ES&S, the nation's largest voting system vendor, is well on its way to securing its dominance in Pennsylvania. Of the 48 counties that have selected a new voting system in the analysis, 30 counties (representing more than two-thirds of the registered voters in those 48 counties) have chosen ES&S.
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Sigmund Freud's View of Personality
Sigmund Freud's life may be a classic example of psychoanalytic theory. Or, perhaps, psychoanalytic theory is a classic metaphor for Sigmund Freud's life. Growing up in Vienna, he was trained as a physician, completed medical school and hoped to make a name for himself in the medical profession. His attempts to do this were not forthcoming and after receiving a grant to study hypnosis in Paris, Freud changed his focus from the medical model of diagnosis and treatment to that of a psychological nature.
He is important as the first major theorist to write exclusively about non-biological approaches to both understanding and treating certain illnesses. These illnesses, specifically what was then called hysteria, were considered medical in his time, but were reshaped through his theories.
Although Freud's father had several children from a previous marriage, he was the first child of his mother. As such, it is reported that he was her favorite. He was given special attention and was the only of her children to have his own room and a reading lamp for studying at night. Their relationship was very close although his relationship with his father was described as cold and perhaps even hostile.
After completing his hypnosis grant, he published his first book The Interpretation of Dreams, and although it originally sold only 600 copies, it has become one of the most respected and most controversial books on personality theory. In this book, he described his views of the human psyche, introducing the concept of the unconscious to the medical world. In a world of biological theorists, this concept was not accepted by many of his colleagues.
Over the next 30 plus years, he continued to develop the theories discussed later in this chapter. He and his wife, Martha, had six children and it appears he treated his youngest daughter, Anna, much the same way his mother treated him. Anna later followed in her father's psychoanalytic footsteps and became a well known personality theorist, taking over Freud's psychoanalytical movement.
As you progress through his theories, keep in mind the time frame and location of Freud's life. Look at the relationship he had with his mother and father and you will see many aspects of his theories at play. The question remains, did Freud base the theories on his own life or has his insight into his own life allowed him to uncover the unconscious drives in all of us. Whatever your answer, Freud's theories are alive and well in the realm of personality development.
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London banks braced for no-deal Brexit as jobs and billions in assets to leave UK
One bank moved around 200 billion euros (£184 billion) of assets from London to Frankfurt.
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The major banks have been moving significant numbers of jobs and offices out of London for years and more are to leave as we move into a new economic and political landscape in 2021.
Bankers in London are awaiting the fallout that Brexit may bring, but have largely already factored in the worries of a no-deal in their planning.
"We've been working since the referendum in 2016 to prepare the financial system for a range of possible outcomes, but obviously focusing particularly on what we call the no-deal exit, because that has the most implications," Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said on Friday.
The central bank has found that most risks to the UK's financial stability from no deal had already been mitigated, but still said there could be "some disruption to financial services".
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Many of the companies that have decided to move staff from London to Frankfurt, Paris and other European cities, have largely already done so.
Bank of America already completed the move of its international arm to Dublin two years ago. Around 125 jobs were reported by Reuters to be part of the move, though more may follow.
Barclays has estimated its Brexit bill will be about £200 million and it will move 150 to 200 jobs from the UK. UBS projected costs of about 100 million to 200 million dollars (£76 million to £152 million), the Financial Times reported in 2019.
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Another American bank, JPMorgan Chase, moved around 200 billion euros (£184 billion) of assets from London to Frankfurt.
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Citi said in 2017 it would move about 63 jobs out of London, Credit Suisse reportedly has plans to move 250 jobs, Deutsche Bank initially warned that about 4,000 jobs might be hit in the UK, but those predictions do not have seem to come to pass. Last year Reuters reported that the bank was planning about 250 job moves.
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These days with remakes, reboots and novel adaptations, it seems as though most films are graduating from having a pre-existing fan base or standalone source, which means that a pre-existing work needs to facilitate the process. Studios are much more likely to back ideas that already have merit and seem bankable based on their roots. While star power certainly has its place, it seems that it's not quite as critical as it used to be. Grand productions such as Marvel's Avengers, demonstrate that it's possible to rope in a multitude of leading celebrity actors into burgeoning ensembles making their names not as important. This trend is demonstrating that film spectacles are now becoming the stars rather than the stars themselves.
While this reliance on high concept, CGI wizardry and box office blockbuster certified films, it does seem to be slowing down. Since Disney took over Star Wars, the franchise seems to have become all too regular after the first few films were staggered by years. Now with spin-offs and reboots it seems that there is a saturation point even for the most avid fans. Coupled with the feeling that there's just too much content to consume, it's getting to the point where studios need to start considering how to build anticipation between the slate of upcoming films. With thousands of films being put together each year and the technology more accessible it's no wonder that platforms like Filmocracy are becoming a very viable and possible addition to the industry. Traditional distribution channels have broken down over the years, making it a very strange and new playground for budding filmmakers.
In the past, it seemed that there was a formula to getting your screenplay turned into a film and easier to determine which films had a much better chance of being made. Now in this uncertain time where disruption from almost every industry seems to be changing the game and resetting the parameters, it's become a very fluid environment where anything can happen and ensuring your own evolution is a must.
The Netflix model is a great example of how an industry can evolve over a few years, destroying the old video store model and creating its own production wing for original content. Producing their in-house films at a fraction of the cost of the films we are used to, the inflated numbers of yesteryear and budgets have been significantly affected. With many stars struggling to find the big paychecks that they are used to, it's becoming a much more diverse field where actors are almost being forced into producing roles.
On the plus side, successful film enterprises can result in much bigger paychecks as is the case with Will Smith in Men in Black III. However, operating on smaller budgets with less marketing spend, smaller films are going to naturally attract less numbers. While Netflix is creating its own content and films, it's also buying up content at a flat rate.
You could put together a film on a shoestring budget like Oren Peli did for Paranormal Activity, which outperformed itself many times over. Coasting on the found footage trend, the director found a niche, cleverly counterbalancing the world of low budget filmmaking and home video to concoct a franchise of horror films that probably also had an influence on the way films are made today.
Picking something that has relevance, staying power and viral appeal is key to unlocking what sells as a film. While you may want to go the artistic route, it's almost necessary to pander to the commercial interests before in order to make the film you really want to. The trick is to capture a wave so that your film will still have legs years from the inception of the concept. In order to crack the box office and achieve success at the cinemas, one needs to ensure that people are talking about it before it opens. Generating hype through guerrilla marketing is a business in and of itself and without having traditional distribution channels and marketing presence, can be a extremely costly exercise.
For the indie filmmaker, it seems important to attach oneself to a project and themes that are relevant and front of mind. Ingrid Goes West is a good example of a film that taps into the current fascination with Instagram, image saturation and the new generation of Instagram stars, who are making money off their posts and lifestyles. Toying with the idea of accessibility, which has tarnished the idea of celebrity, they manage to tap into a curious grey area, leveraging pre-existing tension around the world of social media.
While it isn't a big film, it definitely has the right idea, capturing the zeitgeist and current youth culture in the position. Picking your story needs to have a crossover of viral appeal, current affairs relevant and position itself in such a way that it doesn't overextend itself. Costing along the lines of the new wave of celebrity is a good idea, allowing the film to operate without a source, pre-existing fan base relating to pop culture but one that is rather harnessed through celebrity itself.
Tapping into the film's extended meaning to leverage publicity stunts and campaigns is another important aspect. If you're dealing with a subject like organ trafficking, then it's a good idea to create publicity material around supporting causes and creating awareness. The local film Bypass did a great job of this by tying into organisations that support the anti-trafficking message at its core. While entertainment, the far-reaching message had many synergies. One of their publicity stunts involved a truck where the trailer was transparent giving drivers the strange view of a mobile surgery where organs are being harvested.
With so many films coming out, it's a real challenge to distinguish yourself from the rest of the field, which is why the process requires so much creativity, vision and an entrepreneurial spirit. Filmmaking is always a team effort, but the scope and requirements of launching a film successfully have become a much greater challenge, forcing everyone to think outside the box, become much more resourceful and smarter. With many films being self-funded, the indie film industry should be thinking about ways to make it easier to get films to market, to self-promote and monetise the product to the point that it is able to recycle and sustain.
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