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Hotspot 29. The Railway Line
The railway line from Kennington Junction opened in 1864 as part of a route from Oxford to London via Thame and High Wycombe. Navvies dug a cutting across the fields for the line, there was a viaduct across the Thames and a station in Littlemore. In 1870, the navvies came back and the single track was converted from broad to standard gauge. In 1908, there was more work, building Iffley Halt on the Kennington side of the viaduct; that closed in 1915 when local services were withdrawn. In 1923, more upheaval: the viaduct is suffering from subsidence and has to be replaced. Since 1963, there has only been a freight service on the line, serving the works at Cowley. See Leigh J., Iffley, Brunel and the Great Western Railway, ILHS Publication 1.
Railmotor Halt Map, c1910. © Railcentres: Oxford, Laurence Waters,
Ian Allan Ltd, 1986
Location of Iffley Halt, 1908-1915, over half a mile along the
towpath from Iffley. Iffley to Oxford 3rd class fare 2 1/2d, service
4 times a day each way. © ILHS Publication No. 1, John Leigh.
Steam Rail Motor, (which did not need a separate
steam engine) for local services from Oxford Rewley Road to Bicester. © Railcentres: Oxford, Laurence Waters, Ian Allan Ltd, 1986
GWR steam railmotor at Abingdon Road Halt, June 1914
© Oxfordshire Railways in Old Photographs, collected by Laurence Waters, Selection, Alan Sutton, 1991
GWR steam railmotor, c1911, at "Wolvercot", a halt similar to Iffley Halt, although Iffley only had one platform.
© Railcentres: Oxford, Laurence Waters, Ian Allan Ltd, 1986
London service rushing past Abingdon Halt, c1912
© Oxfordshire Railways in Old Photographs, collected by Laurence Waters, Selection Selection, Alan Sutton, 1991


Chinese authorities plan to implement a blacklist system that punishes those who illegally use social security benefits, reported China News on Tuesday.
Judges to intensify punishments in attempt to eradicate bad behavior.
Minister of Justice Fu Zhenghua held a training course on people's mediation and invited the secretary of a county in Hainan province to give a lecture at the conference on Oct 31.
The national crack down on organized crimes achieved positive results, according to the data of China's top procuratorate.
A research institute on internet-related disputes and improving quality of such cases was established in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, on Tuesday.
The Supreme People's Court is coordinating with related departments, trying to set up an intellectual property court by the end of this year.
China will have more power to fight corruption and conduct international cooperation on criminal cases after two related laws were adopted by the country's top legislature on Friday.


If you over 16 and are homeless or threatened with homelessness within the next 56 days, then you are entitled to apply to the council for help in finding or keeping your accommodation. This is called making an homelessness application.
Anyone who is homeless or threatened with homelessness in the next 56 days can apply.
You only need to make one homelessness application for the whole of your household. This includes anyone who currently lives with you and anyone who could be expected to live with you if you had accommodation where you could all live together. The council should look at the circumstances of everyone in your household when it makes its decision.
The council cannot accept homelessness applications from people whose mental capacity is too limited to be able to decide whether to accept an offer of accommodation or not.
If the council won't let you make an application you should ask for written reasons why and get advice.
in writing (you can download and adapt our sample letter).
Ideally you should make the application yourself but, where this is not possible (for example, you are ill, in hospital or in prison) then the council should accept an application made by someone on your behalf, such as a social worker or a relative.
You should be able to apply to any department of the council but, to save delay, it would be best to try and make your application directly to the homelessness department. The main council switchboard will be able to give details of who best to contact or you could search online.
If the council is insisting that you apply in a certain way and you are unable to do this for any reason, then seek advice.
What if I become homeless outside office hours?
If you are homeless outside office hours, the council should operate an out of hours service that you can contact. You can get details of these services in your area from Shelter's free national helpline 0808 800 4444, (open from 8am-8pm Mon-Fri; 8am-5pm Sat-Sun), online, or from your local phone directory. The type of emergency service provided varies between different councils.
Am I applying to the right council?
If you are homeless or threatened with homelessness you can apply to any council for assistance. However, you should bear in mind that if you do not have a local connection with the council area where you make your application, it may be possible for the council to send you to a different council area later on. The council must however accept an application and carry out an assessment before deciding to refer you somewhere else. The council can't send you back to an area where you (or a member of your household) have experienced abuse and is at risk of further abuse.
If the council is refusing to accept your application because it says that you should apply to a different council, get advice.
Councils only have to accept applications from people who are actually homeless, or who are threatened with homelessness within 56 days.
A family member has told you to leave within 56 days.
Most tenants are entitled to wait until their landlord obtains a court order against them before they have to leave. However, councils should not insist that tenants always wait until a court order expires before considering them to be threatened with homelessness. If you are in this situation and the council is telling you that you must wait for a court order or for the bailiffs to arrive, get advice.
What will the council want to know when I make a homelessness application?
Once the council accepts your application, it must carry out a full assessment of your case so that it can decide what help to give you. During the assessment a council officer will wish to interview you. You may be offered an interview straight away or the council may make an appointment for you to come back. If you are homeless immediately, the council should deal with you on the same day. Interviews are usually at the council offices. If you are not yet actually homeless, the council may visit you at home if you have mobility problems or practical difficulties in getting to the council offices.
What you want to achieve from making the application.
The officer should allow you to explain your situation and allow you to feel able to discuss all of your options and concerns.
Download our checklist of items to support your homelessness application from our free resources.
What if I've applied before?
If you have already applied as homeless and the council has reached a decision on your application, the council may not accept another application.
However, if there has been any change to your situation since the original decision, or, if your application is now based on new facts, the council should accept a new homelessness application and start its assessment again.
If the council refuses to carry out a further assessment then seek advice. You might be able to ask for a review of that refusal, or, if it was less than 21 days ago, a review of the original decision.
How long before I know what help the council will give me?
There is no time limit for how long it may take the council to carry out the assessment. However, except for very complicated cases, the assessment should not take longer than 10 working days.
If you meet certain criteria, the council may have to provide somewhere for you to stay from the date you make your application until it has finished checking out your situation.


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Americana Bluegrass Country New Music
Molly Tuttle's Crooked Tree
By DJ MR P
I didn't have time to write a full on review of the new Molly Tuttle & The Golden Highway Album, Crooked Tree, but the album is too good for me to wait. Tuttle is known predominantly as a bluegrass artist. That's too small a box to put Tuttle in and Crooked Tree makes that clear. While there is an abundance of bluegrass and old-time music on this album, there is an equal amount of bluegrass influenced country.
I think it's fair to say that, on Crooked Tree, Molly Tuttle is very much like Dolly Parton. The music of Appalachia is an integral component of most of her songs, but not the whole story. In many cases, it's more of an influence to what is an otherwise traditional country song. Even her voice, with it's high soprano and natural vibrato, reminds me of Parton.
Tuttle is also an accomplished guitar and banjo player. The Golden Highway does a great job of supplementing rather than overshadowing her talent. The same is true of her guests that include country star Margo Price, Americana band Old Crow Medicine Show, and bluegrass greats Gillian Welch and Dan Tyminski. All meld with Tuttle but do not overpower her.
Whether you like country, Americana, bluegrass, or just about any genre in proximity to them, you will love this album. Crooked Tree is a keeper.
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Anti-religion group condemns tweets by Ole Miss football coach
Adam Sabes Mississippi Senior Campus Correspondent @asabes10 on Apr 13, 2017 at 10:53 AM EDT
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning the University of Mississippi for allowing its football coaches to make "overtly religious" statements on social media.
Although the tweets were sent from private accounts, the FFRF says Ole Miss violated the separation of church and state by promoting them on a website for its football program.
In a letter sent to Chancellor Jeffrey Vitter last week, FFRF Staff Attorney Sam Grover complains that head football coach Hugh Freeze "regularly promotes religion on his Twitter page," providing several examples of posts referencing God and Bible verses.
"Freeze isn't the only state employee who expresses his religion through social media."
"Lead us by your truth and teach us 2day, for you are the God who saves us! All day long I put my hope in you. Ps 25:5 - be a blessing 2day," states one of the tweets cited by the FFRF, while another says, "Here's the best news ever, your eternal standing with God doesn't depend on the [sic] your goodness, but on God's unshakable faithfulness."
[RELATED: U of Florida to keep biblical inscription despite atheist protest]
The FFRF says such messages raise "a serious constitutional concern over religious promotion by the University of Mississippi," arguing that while Freeze is entitled to express himself as a private citizen, "he may not promote his personal religious beliefs while acting in his capacity as a university employee."
According to Grover's letter, the university crossed that line by publicizing Freeze's Twitter account on a website for Ole Miss football, which the FFRF claims "creates the appearance that the university endorses Freeze's tweets and the religious promotion therein."
The letter also objects to tweets published on the website from coach Maurice Harris' Twitter account, referencing one that reads, "God's comfort soothes us perfectly. As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you. Isaiah 66:13."
Grover asserts that the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in 1995 that coaches at public schools may not promote religion to athletes, calling on Ole Miss to remind its coaches that they "cannot promote religion to their players or to the public at large while acting in their official capacities."
[RELATED: FFRF wants Toledo football players to stop pre-game prayers]
The matter is particularly pressing because Ole Miss "serves the least religious population in the country," the letter contends, though it only provides generic data claiming that "1-in-3 college-aged Americans (18-29) are not religious and about 43% are non-Christian" while speculating that the proportion of religious believers is even lower among the school's foreign student population.
Teylar Patton, a Criminal Justice major at Ole Miss, told Campus Reform that he believes Freeze should be free to express his religious views through Twitter, saying, "it's his social media and he should be able to express himself."
[RELATED: Clemson coach: football program doesn't violate separation of church and state]
"Regardless if he's a state employee or not, he should not have to watch what he tweets if it's not negative or offensive to others," Patton added, pointing out that "Freeze isn't the only state employee who expresses his religion through social media; many other coaches do it also. It's not like he's forcing his religion on anyone."
Other students took the opposite stance on the matter, such as Public Policy Leadership major Caleb Pracht, who told Campus Reform that as "a financial supporter of the FFRF," he is pleased that the organization is taking Freeze and Ole Miss to task.
"I support their inquiry into Coach Freeze's tweets," he said, explaining that "while I support his right to freedom of expression, I believe that as a public employee he should not favor a particular religious doctrine."
Overall, Pracht estimated that Ole Miss students "are split 50/50" on the question, suggesting that the FFRF letter could become a hot-button issue on campus.
Campus Reform reached out to the university for a statement or comment on the matter, they said that they do not have a comment on the matter.


From Verdi to video games, the complex web of music and culture will be explored by some of the world's leading experts as part of the new Musicology Colloquium Series, presented by the Department of Music at the University of New Orleans. The discipline of musicology focuses on music's historical and contemporary cultural contexts, and the lecture series will showcase musicology's diversity and connections to the Crescent City.
Each of the series' five lectures will take place at 2 p.m. in the UNO Performing Arts Center's Recital Hall. They are free and open to the public, and a reception will follow.
On Jan. 22, 2016, Yale University's Gundula Kreuzer will speak about "Science, Timbre and the Gong in 19th Century Music." Kreuzer's recent research and writing focus on opera, technology and Germanic musical history. She is director of graduate studies in Yale's Department of Music, and serves on the editorial board of The Journal of the American Musicological Society.
On Feb. 19, 2016, New York University's Brigid Cohen explores questions of migration and the diaspora, the avant garde, and the intersections of music, the visual arts and literature. Her talk is entitled "Charles Mingus and Edgard Varese at Greenwich House, 1957." Cohen's research is particularly compelling when presented in the context of New Orleans' musical evolution and population displacements.
On March 11, 2016, Harvard University's Ingrid Monson will discuss "Music, Resilience and Dignity." Monson, who began her career as a trumpet player, is the Quincy Jones Professor of African American Music at Harvard. Her work focuses on the improvisational process through the lens of social history, particularly civil rights and the African diaspora.
The 2015-16 series will conclude on April 1, 2016, with the University of Virginia's Bonnie Gordon delivering a talk called "Voice Machines: The Castrato, the Cat and Other Strange Sounds." Gordon, a violinist, will offer her insights into her research on the human voice, sexuality and early music-making.
The Musicology Colloquium Series is funded, in part, by a grant from the UNO Creative Endeavor Opportunities Program and the UNO Department of Music. For more information, call (504) 280-6381 or email yhaber@uno.edu.


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Home Martin's Klooster Leisure Interest
History & Environment
Are you looking for historic spots, museums, nature walks, concerts, festivals, brasseries, restaurants, parks, and so on? Martin's Hotels will be happy to make a selection of the tourist attractions and the best addresses in your hotel's neighbourhood.
And if you would like to visit Brussels, we can highly recommend a couple of places that you must not miss in Europe's capital city. Simply ask us for details – it's our pleasure to help make your trip as pleasant as possible. We wish you an excellent stay!
Leuven Town Hall
The town hall, also called the Pantheon of Leuven, is a singular historical building. It is inspired by the Late Gothic style, with its four corner spires, two middle spires and central access stair.
The town hall, also called the Pantheon of Leuven, is a singular historical building. It is inspired by the Late Gothic style, with its four corner spires, two middle spires and central access stair. The hundreds of statues depict important historical figures from the area of Leuven.
Saint Peter's Church in Leuven
The beautiful Saint-Peter's Church is the oldest church in Leuven. The original building was erected in the Romance style in the 11th century, but it was rebuilt in the Gothic style in the 15th century.
The beautiful Saint-Peter's Church is the oldest church in Leuven. The original building was erected in the Romance style in the 11th century, but it was rebuilt in the Gothic style in the 15th century. It is an impressive monument, which, because of its wealth, undeniably merits a visit.
Culture and museums
KANAL - Centre Pompidou
13 MONTHS OF EXHIBITIONS AND SHOWS BEFORE CONVERSION WORK BEGINS
Before it becomes the largest cultural institution in Brussels, with 35,000 m2 devoted to artistic
Before it becomes the largest cultural institution in Brussels, with 35,000 m2 devoted to artistic creation in all its forms, KANAL – Centre Pompidou proposes a unique cultural immersion in the buildings of the former Citröen garage.
Before conversion work begins, KANAL – Centre Pompidou will open its doors from May 2018 until June 2019 to allow the public to discover an exceptional cultural heritage, rich in history and preserved in its current state. Benefiting from the richness of the collections of the Centre Pompidou, the former Citroën garage will turn into a site hosting several exhibitions mixing visual arts, design, architecture, major installations and creations by Brussels-based artists, as well as a programme of performing-arts shows co-produced for this occasion with many of the city's cultural actors.
Exclusive rebates at 9.00€ per entrance ticket (instead of 14.00).
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Kanal — Centre Pompidou
Quai des Péniches
Oude Markt
The Oude Markt is the beating heart of Leuven, especially when the sun's out. The square is surrounded by countless bars and restaurants, where you can relax in between two visits and sample the numerous local beers.
Nature walks / Historical sites
The Grand Béguinage
The Grand Béguinage constitutes a quarter of more than 6 hectares. This verdant oasis of tranquility housed a real beguinage since the 13th century, until it was turned into a public park and modern housing.
The Grand Béguinage constitutes a quarter of more than 6 hectares. This verdant oasis of tranquility housed a real beguinage since the 13th century, until it was turned into a public park and modern housing. Today, it's been included on Unesco's World Heritage List. A must!
Schapenstraat
Leuven's University
The Catholic University of Leuven is the oldest university in Belgium. It was originally comprised of four faculties (arts, canon law and civil law, medicine, and theology). Today, the building accomodates the university's administration.
Oude Markt 13
Tél. : +32 (0)16/32 40 10
Leuven's University Library
Leuven's current university library was completely rebuilt on the ruins of the university hall, which was destroyed during the First World War.
Leuven's current university library was completely rebuilt on the ruins of the university hall, which was destroyed during the First World War. The library, which was constructed in Renaissance style, does not just accommodate more than a million books. It's also home to the largest carillon of the country, with no fewer than 63 bells...
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Culture and museums / Historical sites
The Arenberg Castle
The dukes of Arenberg built the Arenberg castle in the 16th century. In the 19th century, as a result of countless renovations, the residential castle bore the characteristics of many different styles: Late Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Gothic.
The dukes of Arenberg built the Arenberg castle in the 16th century. In the 19th century, as a result of countless renovations, the residential castle bore the characteristics of many different styles: Late Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Gothic. The University of Leuven acquired the compound in 1921, and today, it's home to the Faculty of Applied Sciences.
Kardinaal Mercierlaan 94
The castle can be visited in group and on appointment.
The Papal College
The Papal College was founded in 1523 by Pope Adrian VI, to house theology students. At the end of the 18th century it was completely rebuilt in the classicistic style.
The Papal College was founded in 1523 by Pope Adrian VI, to house theology students. At the end of the 18th century it was completely rebuilt in the classicistic style. It was home to the general seminary, and subsequently to William I's philosophical college. Even today, students still live in the building.
Hogeschoolplein 3
M – Museum
M is Leuven's magnificent new museum. It opened its doors in 2009 and exhibits unique 19th-century Flemish Primitives , who painted or sculpted in the flamboyant Gothic style.
M is Leuven's magnificent new museum. It opened its doors in 2009 and exhibits unique 19th-century Flemish Primitives , who painted or sculpted in the flamboyant Gothic style. In addition, M boasts a beautiful contemporary art collection. Definitely worth a visit.
Tél. : +32 (0)16 27 29 29 (workdays from 9am to 5pm)
E-mail: m@leuven.be
M - Treasury of Saint Peter's
The Treasury of Saint Peter's Church is a wonderful Brabantian Gothic edifice from the 15th century. It accommodates a museum with different paintings and sculptures from the M collection, including "The Seven Sacraments" by Rogier van der Weyden.
Grote Markt,
Leuven's botanical garden is the oldest of its kind in Belgium. It boasts more than 800 different plant species from all over the world, in open air or the greenhouse.
Leuven's botanical garden is the oldest of its kind in Belgium. It boasts more than 800 different plant species from all over the world, in open air or the greenhouse. This green oasis in the city centre is ideal to brush up on your knowledge of plants, or just to get some fresh air.
Kapucijnenvoer 30
Tél. : +32 (0)16 27 23 80
Leuven's abbeys, by bike
Leuven's tourist office recommends a cycling trip past four old abbeys. These religious buildings are important tourist attractions, and a testimony to the region's rich religious history.
Naamsestraat 3
Shopping in Leuven
Brusselsestraat and surrounding area
Bondgenotenlaan and surrounding area
Diestsestraat and surrounding area
Mechelsestraat and Vismarkt
Parijsstraat and Pensstraat
Cinema and nightlife
Cinema Kinepolis Leuven
Bondgenotenlaan 145-149
Cinema Zed
Naamsestraat 96
The Martin's Golf Pass
Martin's Hotels offers you an exclusive pass to 14 golf clubs in Belgium. Fairways between the trees, windswept golf courses – the various aspects offer something for everyone, regardless of handicap.
Martin's Hotels offers you an exclusive pass to 14 golf clubs in Belgium. Fairways between the trees, windswept golf courses – the various aspects offer something for everyone, regardless of handicap. The Martin's Golf Pass includes a stay in a Martin's Hotel ... and all your favourite golf activities, of course!
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NHS England has sent an alert to the country's 27 trauma units to be on standby for a possible terror attack over the Bank Holiday weekend.
And Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre is one of them.
This action is in response to the Manchester terror attack on Monday, May 22.
On Wednesday, May 24, NHS England National Incident Director Anne Rainsberry notified NHS organisations of the further actions now to be taken under longstanding NHS Emergency Preparedness Resilience and Response (EPRR) protocols after the threat level was raised to "critical".


Willy Kambale Muhutsa, a nurse and head of the Referral Health Center of Kirumba, checks on patients. Most patients he sees are not yet covered by the fund.
In Lubero, DRC, rampant violence and economic hardship have made health care even more essential, but an average annual income of less than $400 puts health insurance out of reach for most. Now, a mutual aid fund hopes to change that by harnessing the country's communal spirit.
KIRUMBA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO — Communal living is a hallmark of rural DRC.
When someone builds a home, one neighbor brings the wood, and another brings the straw. When an elderly person falls ill, her neighbors build a stretcher and carry her to the nearest health center. No money changes hands.
Now, a new campaign looks to take advantage of local community reliance to promote a new mutual aid fund for health care called Mutuelle de Santé Communautaire, or MUSACOM.
An initiative of the Community of Baptist Churches in Central Africa, the fund seeks to make health care more accessible, says Kakule Lusenge, a doctor and coordinator of MUSACOM.
The fund came to the Lubero territory, a rural region of eastern DRC, in late 2017 and has so far garnered more than 380 members.
"People are coming to understand the need and importance of this community-based health mutual fund," Lusenge says.
Patients and visitors gather around the Referral Health Center of Kirumba. A new mutual fund here is helping patients afford some medical treatments.
Since 1996, this region of DRC has been plagued by violence. Many have suffered physical and economic hardships as a result. Yet health insurance plans are uncommon here.
In 2001, lawmakers in DRC drafted a universal health care bill, but it was never adopted by Parliament. A 2014 World Bank report on health financing in the country found that 80 percent of health care expenses are paid by international aid groups or individuals. Government assistance makes up much of the remaining 20 percent; few are covered by health insurance.
Given the lack of familiarity with health insurance, Lusenge says she knew MUSACOM would have to be simple and relatively inexpensive for community members to take part.
Individuals become members of the fund by investing just $1, then they pay an annual membership fee of $12. In case of illness, a patient pays 15 to 20 percent out of pocket, and the fund covers the remaining costs.
Janvier Muhindo Kataliko, a resident of Kirumba, says MUSACOM is life-changing.
A 2014 World Bank report on health financing in the country found that 80 percent of health care expenses are paid by international aid groups or individuals.
Potifare Kasereka Tamuwite says his neighbors convinced him to join.
"We've all seen that, in my village, it's impossible for people to foot their medical bills alone," he says.
But not everyone supports the fund. A common criticism cites the fund's limited coverage. Critics also say the cost, while an improvement, is still out of reach for many here, where the average person earns less than $400 per year.
MUSACOM doesn't cover treatment expenses for chronic conditions, HIV or cancer. Lusenge says the dues would have to be much higher if the fund accepted patients with these conditions.
While MUSACOM has nearly 400 people on its roster, Willy Kambale Muhutsa, a nurse and head of the Referral Health Center of Kirumba, says that most of the 120 to 150 people admitted to the center every month are not covered by the fund.
"Only 42 members of MUSACOM … have sought services from our health center," Muhutsa says of the time period since the fund launched here.
Still, Muhutsa says if more people joined, it would be in the interest of the whole community.
But health care workers are going to have to wrestle with another factor of daily life here – mistrust and corruption. Many residents say they haven't joined because they don't trust MUSACOM to manage their money.
Clovis Malekani, who works as a secretary, says he is skeptical of the fund.


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Congratulations to our alumni participant in Impact 2 Chevron-right
Congratulations to our alumni participant in Impact 2
Milla Bell-Hart and Phil Tarl Denson participate in Impact. Courtesy of Screen Australia.
Impact 2 was launched this week in Melbourne by award-winning filmmaking company Imagine Entertainment. The Faculty of Fine Arts and Music was delighted to learn that screenwriting alumni Ramon Watkins was among the students chosen to participate.
A VCA Film and Television graduate has been selected to participate in the prestigious Impact Australia 2 accelerator program. Alumni Ramon Watkins (Master of Screenwriting, 2015) is among nine Australian 'Creators' selected for this coveted program that aims to discover, cultivate, and empower Australian screenwriters.
Chosen from a highly competitive field of applicants, Ramon will join other students in an intensive 8 week program, receiving the mentorship and support of an award-winning Australian or international writer. Each mentor will help craft their Creator's project and prepare them for a Pitch Day with the goal of selling their project.
This years' line up of mentors includes Stuart Beattie (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Collateral, Nitram, Penguin Bloom), Shaun Grant (True History of the Kelly Gang, Berlin Syndrome), Mark Bianculli (Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector) and Dana Calvo (Good Girls Revolt). Ramon's mentor is Kai Wu (Paper Girls, Carnival Row).
Impact 2 was launched this week in Melbourne by award-winning filmmaking company Imagine Entertainment, led by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer. The Minister for Creative Industries, Danny Pearson, was also on hand to launch proceedings.
Last year's inaugural program saw eight of 10 projects connected with attachments in Australia or the United States and three unrepresented writers finding American representation. Alumni of the program have since been hired in writing rooms for Netflix and AMC, and hired on assignments by companies such as LuckyChap and Hoodlum.
The program receives principal funding from Screen Australia and Film Victoria and support from state and territory screen agencies across Australia. The University of Melbourne is proud to be the Education Partner for the program, enabling VCA Film and Television students exclusive behind-the-scenes access, opportunities to attend development intensives and workshops and meet one-on-one to discuss the program and the film industry.
Impact Australia 2 was originally intended to be in-person on the Victorian College of the Arts' Southbank campus, but due to current COVID-19 restrictions, it has pivoted to begin as a virtual program. We are incredibly excited to see the results of the 2021 cohort and congratulate all those selected.
More information: visit Impact Australia
Kylie Gillman
k.gillman@unimelb.edu.au
VCA alumni on the big screen at Palm Springs International ShortFest
Video: Polly Staniford, co-founder of Aquarius Films


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Turia Gardens
© VLC Turismo de Valencia
Turia Gardens (Valencia)
Antiguo cauce del Turia
46010 Valencia, Valencia-València (Region of Valencia)
info@culturia.org
https://www.visitvalencia.com/jardines-turia
Autonomous region: Region of Valencia
Province/Island: Valencia-València
Turia Gardens were created at the end of the 20th century as a result of the diversion of the river to a new artificial course, south of the city, after the catastrophic flood of 1957. The project included 120 hectares of dry riverbed which would become the new riverside park. It was developed by the Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill, and was described as 'a composition which makes use of the symbolic power of certain rhythms and references to the Moorish garden'. The park is divided into twelve sections, each of which has its own character; thus the first sections feature cycle-cross and biking circuits, as well as sports facilities including an athletics track and a multi-sports area, football, rugby and baseball pitches and a skating track, while other areas have more conventional gardens. Of these, mention should be made of the Palau garden area, home to the Palau de la Música auditorium, and the work of Valencian architect José María García Paredes.
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1 What is the most expensive prep school in the US?
2 What is the most expensive boarding school?
3 What is the most prestigious boarding school?
4 Which is the richest school in the world?
5 What is the richest high school in America?
6 What is the hardest boarding school to get into?
7 What is the cheapest school in the world?
8 What is the most elite school in the world?
9 What is the most prestigious boarding school in the United States?
10 Why do parents send their child to boarding school?
11 What is an elite boarding school?
12 What are the top 10 private schools in England?
What is the most expensive prep school in the US?
At over $62,000 Forman is currently the most expensive private high school in the U.S. Originally a girls school, Forman School is a co-educational, college prep school for boarding and day students with "identified learning differences." Forman boasts a student-to-faculty ratio of 3.5 to 1.
What is the most expensive boarding school?
The Institut auf dem Rosenberg in St Gallen is the most expensive school in the world; tuition and boarding fees together add up to a staggering sum of more than US$150,000. It's also one of the most exclusive, limiting its student body to no more than 260.
What is the most prestigious boarding school?
The 50 Most Elite Boarding Schools In The US
Phillips Exeter Academy – Exeter, New Hampshire.
Phillips Academy Andover – Andover, Massachusetts.
Groton School – Groton, Massachusetts.
Deerfield Academy – Deerfield, Massachusetts.
The Lawrenceville School – Lawrenceville, New Jersey.
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Which is the richest school in the world?
Harvard University — $38.3 Billion With a current endowment of over $38 billion, Ivy League Harvard University is the wealthiest university in the world.
What is the richest high school in America?
The Most Expensive High Schools In The United States, Ranked
Woodberry Forest School – $57,250 Yearly Tuition.
Avenues: The World School – $56,400 Yearly Tuition.
Grier School – $55,900 Yearly Tuition.
The MacDuffie School – $55,450 Yearly Tuition.
Linden Hall – $54,200 Yearly Tuition.
What is the hardest boarding school to get into?
The Groton School, the No. 5 most elite boarding school, is tied with The Thacher School as the most selective, each with an acceptance rate of 12%. Additional reporting by Andy Kiersz.
Middlesex School.
Deerfield Academy.
Cate School.
Phillips Academy Andover.
(TIE) The Thacher School.
(TIE) Groton School.
What is the cheapest school in the world?
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Cost of tuition for international students – 258 EUR. This is the the cheapest university in the world.
What is the most elite school in the world?
1. Harvard University. Established in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest higher education institution in the US. It is considered one of the most prestigious universities in the world and has topped the THE World Reputation Rankings since 2011.
What is the most prestigious boarding school in the United States?
These Are the Best Boarding Schools in the United States
Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts.
Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, New Hampshire (above)
The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey.
Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford, Connecticut.
Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts.
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Why do parents send their child to boarding school?
Parents send their teenagers to boarding schools for two primary reasons. They choose them to give their children a better academic (or athletic) education or because they want their kids to learn to live independently. And other parents send their children away because they can't handle them.
What is an elite boarding school?
According to the definition that has been provided by Gaztambide-Fernández (2009), elite boarding schools have the following features: (a) typologically elite in terms of their classification as "a private school," (b) scholastically elite in terms of both the expansive and sophisticated curricula that they offer and
What are the top 10 private schools in England?
Top 10 UK Independent Schools 2019
1 – St Paul's Girls' School.
2 – Westminster School.
3 – Wycombe Abbey School.
4 – Guildford High School for Girls.
5 – St Paul's School.
6 – North London Collegiate School.
7 – Godolphin & Latymer School.
8 – King's College School – Wimbledon.


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Q. I just want to spend one night on a BWCA island. Do I need an overnight permit? A. Yes. An Boundary Waters overnight paddle-only permit is required for staying overnight on the Minnesota side. A Quetico Park Permit and an RABC is required on the Canadian side.
Q. How do I get a BWCA Permit: A. You can contact Reserve America and apply online yourself. You must arrange for your BWCA Permit to be picked up by you at the Kawishiwi Ranger Station – at the eastern edge of Ely proper. Red Rock no longer writes or issues permits. To select this pick up point simply select it from the Drop Down Box in the Reserve America Permit online application form. Click Here to reserve your permit online.
Q. If I have a permit reservation confirmation that I printed from online when I made the reservation, is that the actual permit? A. No. The actual BWCA permit is located wherever you assigned it to go from the drop-down box online the Reserve America website. Your permit will have been sent to the outfitter you selected. Red Rock Customer will need to have their permit sent to the US Forest Service's Kawishiwi Ranger Station for pick up before they go on their canoe trip. The Kawishiwi Ranger Station is located at the eastern edge of Ely, directly across from the International Wolf Center. This is brand new building where your tax dollars have been hard at work for the last 3 years. Have a great experience in the new building!
Q. What if we can't get a permit for our specific date? A. Then you won't be taking a canoe trip this time around. You'll need to find available dates or stay outside of the BWCA and take day-trips.
Q. Are permits required to take day trips in the BWCA? A. You can enter any entry point for a day canoe trip just by filling out the free, self-serve permit located at the entry point. No charge- just fill out at the entry point itself and go.
Q. What are the costs that I'll have to pay for the actual BWCA Permit and Permit Reservation. A. The costs have changed and are listed online at the BWCA permit center.
Q. Do outfitters get more permits than the regular public? A. No – we all have the same access as everyone else on the planet. This is the case no matter who is blabbing their thoughts on various online canoeing forums and bulletin boards.
Q. How many people can go on one permit? 9 people maximum and 4 canoes maximum.
Q. If we have a larger than 9 person group, can we travel side by side with 2 permits? A. No. You will not be allowed to travel side by side, period. Related Groups doing so and even crossing the portages together are not allowed and may be subject to fines and or expulsion from the BWCA. Think I'm making this up? Go ahead and give it a go – you may not like the results. You are also not allowed to stop by and visit your related group on another campsite regardless of the fact that you are a group of Scouts, people of God, aliens from another world, period. No more than 9 people together in any given spot of land in the BWCA.
Q. Does the US Forest Service issue fines for too many people together in one spot & camping without a valid permit? A. Yes.
Q. Can you negotiate the US Forest Service on these infractions? A. No.
BWCA Entry Points Your BWCA permit will have the entry point indicated on it. That is where you'll start your trip.
Q. When is my BWCA permit valid? A. Only for the day that you reserve the permit to enter the BWCA. Not a day later, not a day earlier, and the weather has nothing to do with it. It's a wilderness trip and you are supposed to be able to travel in the wilderness come hell or high water.
Q. If I start my trip at the right BWCA entry point but start a day late can I still go on my trip? A. No. Starting late invalidates your BWCA permit.
Q. Can I stay in the BWCA on a canoe trip and then leave temporarily during my permit to go and watch a movie or go shopping, or whatever, and then return back to my campsite for the evening to continue my trip? A. No. Once you exit the BWCA, your current permit is invalid. If part of your party exits the BWCA to do whatever, they are not allowed to return. If you sneak out and don't get caught by the US Forest Service, it is STILL illegal to do this. If I see you do this, I will "rat" on you. If you are coming to the "wilderness", act like it. Either go camping or go shopping.
Q. Do we have to start at a specific entry point? A. Yes – no exceptions are allowed. You have to start where you signed up to start. If entry point is Lake One (30) that is where you must start.
Q. Do we have to camp at a designated campsite? A. Yes. You may only camp at a campsite which has BOTH a firegrate and a toilet on the site. If the site has the grate, but no toilet, it is an illegal site. Feigning ignorance to the US Forest Service will result in a hefty fine for you and Red Rock will have no sympathy. Rules exist for a reason and broken rules have consquences.
Q. Are BWCA campsites reserved for us specifically? A. No. All campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you want a specific site on a specific day, you'll have to beat-out or beat-up the competition or bribe/beg them to leave. Make sure they are either smaller than you, or you have a black belt before you begin this process.
Q. When should we be setting up camp? A. Plan on setting up camp by 2 PM daily. Avoid high traffic areas (campsites right next to main portages) or get there early. By beginning to look for a campsite at 2 PM, you will allow yourself extra time to paddle on to find a site in the event that everything in your area is already taken. Either plan your day well or end up sleeping in your canoe. If I had a nickle for all the crybabies who couldn't find a site after beginning to search for one at 7 PM in the evening. Then they all have the gall to say the BWCA is used too hard and more laws and restrictions are needed.
Q. If someone who hasn't found a campsite wants to camp with us on our site, what do we do? A. This is an awkward situation. You most likely didn't choose to go to the BWCA to live with neighbors you don't know. Also taking care of the "clueless" does nothing good for you except wreck one of your vacation days. Unless they have a valid, extenuating circumstance, such as "they are pressing on for a medical emergency but just could go no further", I would tell them firmly and politely, "No!". Odds are extremely good that these people paid absolutely no attention to falling daylight and the fact that they are nearing an entry point where the sites all tend to load up with campers during the busy season. You are not obligated to allow them to stay on your site. Unless they are bleeding badly, practise "tough love". It's the only way they are ever going to learn.
Q. If I need to cross a portage and am well-organized, yet a large group before me splayed their canoes willy-nilly across the portage as they "decided to break for lunch" making it difficult for me to pass, what should I do? A. You might make a comment, but do so after sizing them up. Obviously, they are rude, oblivious idiots, but you probably don't want to get into a "rumble" on the landing of the portage. I would make sure my gear and my people are organized to move quickly. Then I would sqeeze in to the landing, and walk right down their canoes and gear (whether on land or in water) making sure that I don't set any of my gear down to get it lost in all of their crap. If they want to get ornery, pick up a paddle and take out the biggest one. Hopefully, you'll never experience this situation but there are an inordinate number of bumbling, inconsiderate, offensive jerks out there who think they are the only ones on vacation in the BWCA. If possible, avoid paddle-rage by following the advice of the next question.
Q. What's the best way to travel in the BWCA? A. Early and far. Travel hard during the first days of your trip when you are fresh and raring to go. Get up early and if you hit the portages at 8 AM, you'll not only enjoy very few people on them, you'll also get in further and end up with a better use of your day. Take the longer portage (180 rods +) and you'll automatically wipe out about 70 % of the "competition" campers. Most people just barely get going by 9:30 AM. Of these people, most find long portages even with lightweight canoes a daunting prospect. If you have Souris River Quetico 17, you can camp further away from the entry point on your last day. Most people jam up the entry point campsites on Friday because they are planning on coming out on Saturday and think they need to be right next to the entry point. A fast, light canoe like a Souris River Quetico 17 will reduce the need for this type of crowded planning.
Q. Is talking loudly, being drunk, having water fights, and acting like you are in a water park in Orlando, FL the way to act on a wilderness canoe trip in the BWCA? A. Perhaps some people would find this entertaining, but the moose, deer, wolves and other wild life generally tend to shy away from "wild" humans even moreso than from subdued humans. If you feel that during your vacation, you need to come all the way to God's country to be drunk out of your gourd and obnoxious, please change your plans and go to a Holiday Inn at Orlando, or Miami, or Key West, or Atlanta, etc. Heck, save the travel money and get blitzed at home. You don't need to be in the BWCA to be drunk and barfing all over the place and clean-up (assuming you do clean-up) is much easier, too.
BWCA Permit Restrictions This is what you can and cannot take into the BWCA for your canoe trip.
Q. Are cans and bottles allowed? A. No food carrying cans or bottles are allowed. Your food must be in BWCA approved, re-usable, plastic packable containers. All trash must be hauled out. It is illegal to burn garbage in MN.
Q. Are pop, beer, or liquor cans & glass bottles allowed? How about 2 liter plastic bottles? A. Pop, beer, & liquor metal cans or glass bottles are NOT allowed. Cans of Spam, Pork & Beans, Dinty Moore beef stew, sardines, fruit cocktail cans, pie filling cans, and any other food in a metal or glass packages is NOT allowed, period. You may bring the contents of the illegal containers when re-packed in tupperware or even baggies if you really want to look at those re-packed sardines let alone eat them later. Plastic bottles or plastic food container packaging, such as 2-liter pop bottles ARE allowed but need to be packed out when empty.
Q. How about other metal or glass containers? A. As long as they are not the primary packaging for food, you can bring them. Insect repellant in a spray can, deodorant sprays, gasoline in a one gallon metal can, propane bottles, etc. are all allowed but must be packed out.
Q. What foods are allowed? A. Any trail or otherfoods in plastic or foil pouches are approved. Pack out all refuse. Order it here.
Q. Should you take a BWCA canoe trip without a map? A. Only if you are insane. Otherwise, don't leave shore without an actual Fisher, McKenzie, or Voyageur map that is designed for the BWCA. Take your Minnesota road map, fold it up and put it in the glove box of your car and leave it there unless you need a mediocre firestarter. Take that free outfitter map and put it in recycling as well. Don't be so frickin' cheap. Splurge on a real map and a compass. Lakemaps are nice and great to have along for fishing, but they don't cover as much ground as the Fisher, McKenzie, or Voyageur maps which are tear-proof and water-proof. Bring along the GPS only if backed up by a real compass. Order BWCA maps here.


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Note: "Get The Balance Right!" (Combination Mix) does not fade out at the end, and is thus a couple of seconds longer than on other releases.
"Stripped" (Highland Mix) fade lasts one measure longer.
"Enjoy The Silence" (Hands and Feet Mix) 30 seconds edited end.
Box set contains 2 booklets, one which provides track credits, and the other which shows the then current Depeche Mode catalogue available via Alfa Records. It also contains 2 singular sheets from Mute with Japanese prints.


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One horse lay dead, while two others are dying of neglect, after the Los Angeles County of Animal Care and Control ("LAAS") returned them to their owners only 3 days after being confiscated.
It all started sometime in the month of June. After two weeks of repeated calls to LAAS from a concerned citizen about three horses she felt were being neglected in Littlerock, Calif., animal control authorities finally removed them from their owners' care. They were returned only 3 days later, despite obvious signs of neglect. No word was given at that time whether animal control officers cited the owners, or offered any advice, training or help.
On July 3, the Good Samaritan returned to the property to see how the horses were doing. She was shocked to see one of the horses had died and the other two showed no signs of improvement. She subsequently made additional calls to LAAS about the dead horse and the two neglected horses.
As of July 6, no one from LAAS had visited the property to investigate signs of continued neglect of the surviving horses. The dead horse still lay there – albeit now with a tarp covering his body – while the two remaining horses were forced to maneuver around the deceased horse's body. Additionally, the citizen expressed concern that the rotting flesh of the dead horse was now a health hazard.
Cheryl Poindexter visited the Littlerock property on July 10. The dead horse was gone, but she could see a mound of dirt, which she surmises is the owners' lame attempt at burying the deceased horse's rotting corpse.
There were other disturbing things Poindexter noticed. Except for a plastic bucket of black-ish liquid with "a stench that would make you gag," there was no water in sight. There was no hay on the property, either, or any "evidence that they have been fed anything [or given water] in days." An animal lover and horse owner, Poindexter gave them some water before leaving.
She is very concerned that these horses are "dying in plain view," and – given their body condition – doesn't understand why LAAS's vet allowed them to be returned to their owners.
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Considering that more than three-quarters of new TV shows are cancelled after only one season, series that have beaten the odds and gone on for decades are a rarity. But a handful of prime-time shows have done just that.
Using IMDb, an online movie database owned by Amazon, and other sources, 24/7 Tempo has compiled a list of the 50 longest-running television series in history. We considered only shows that aired in prime time (generally considered to be 8 to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 7 to 11 p.m. on Sunday) at one point during their original broadcast run, and omitted anthology series, music television, and sports programs.
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Posted by Carol on 8/2/2018, 6:36 am, in reply to "Re: Taming aggressive "
My apologies on the spelling mistakes. Using my cell to message. I ment that he will not take the food when I put it into his bite.
And I also ment that when I stand outside his enclosure that he gets very defensive and actually whips his tail and hisses etc. All I have to do is walk by it and he does this.