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GAME OVER, Lloyds of London, a United Kingdom Government Owned Company, Fraud Exposed in US
April 26, 2021 by goldbarreporter 6 Comments
Melvin Banford, John ONeal, Derek Harrold, Steve Harris and Matt Rothnie
Above, key players within Lloyds of London's Commercial, sued for Racketeering (RICO) and fixing US markets in the delivery of insurance and legal services throughout the United States. Evidence suggests that John O'Neill, CEO of Lloyds of London co-directs one of the largest racketeering Enterprises in US History
POLITICAL EXPERTS PREDICT ALLAN COPSEY AND NOAH PURCELL'S INVOLVMENT IN BOB FERGUSON'S RICO WILL BE THE FOCUS OF GLOBAL PRESS COVERAGE AND END THEIR CAREER
NOAH PURCELL
ALLAN COPSEY
TERA HEINTZ, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
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CALLIE CASTILLO, LANE & Powell, WA Special Attorney Generals
ANNE EGELER, Law Professor @ University of Oregon
OPENLY CORRUPT PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ATTORNEYS REPRESENTING THE STATE OF WASHINGTON ARE NOT JUST ACTING AS LITIGATORS, THEY ARE NOW AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE FRAUD ACCORDING TO LAW PROFESSORS
As Bob Ferguson and Peter King's Lloyd's of London affiliated snowball of fraud quickly becomes an avalanche landing at the foot of the 9th Circuit and the global press in Block v. WSBA, our case is taking an interesting and unexpected turn.
Interest by both the global media and legal academics has been non-stop since our article "Seattle's Epstein." While we expected this to occur eventually, what we didn't expect is the attention of the press and academic community to include federal judges, the Ninth Circuit Court, and both public and private attorneys as central elements of the story.
The increasing attention on the judges and the Ninth Circuit was referenced in our last update of May x, 2021. What is new since that update are consistent comments by several law professors and law journalists that both public and private attorneys have clearly crossed the line from representing a RICO enterprise to being participants in the RICO enterprise.
1) The State Constitution. Article VIII Section 7 stipulates that the state cannot give or loan money to a private association, which the Washington State Supreme Court defined the Washington Bar as, on (date). The state has illegally spent tens of millions of dollars to provide free counsel for the bar.
Bottom line: no matter what their openly corrupt bosses like Leslie Seffren, who is currently under investigation for decades of guardianship fraud, child trafficking, money laundering and tax evasion, tell them, they will be on their own when this case is at the top of the front page of mainstream media.
Can the openly corrupt attorneys acting to further the Lloyd's/Washington State RICO, such as Copsey, Noah Purcell, etc etc who appear to be relying on their corrupt network to fix cases control the global press?
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CORRUPT ATTORNEYS LED BY "SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL" LESLIE SEFREN CONTINUE TO FILE DOCUMENTS IN BLOCK V. WSBA BEFORE THE 9th CIRCUIT WITH NO LEGAL STANDING! MEDIA INTEREST IS NOW FOCUSED ON BOTH FEDERAL DISTRICT JUDGES AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT!
We are very pleased that the story is referred to by mainstream national and international media as the single biggest ongoing news story in the nation for years to come – "The other Washington's Watergate" as they say!
Evidence Suggests that David Sansom, Chief Risk Officer of Lloyd's of London co-directs One of the Largest Racketeering Enterprises in US History
The series features senior management of Lloyds, both in the U.S. and the U.K., including John Neal, CEO, David Sansom, Chief Risk Officer and Peter Spires, General Counsel; U.S. Head of Claims Carey Bond; Peter King of AWC; Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson; Federal Judges including Ricardo aka 'RICO' Salazar Martinez, Richard A. Jones, Washington State Judges, Michael Scott and Jim Rogers, and more than a dozen other openly corrupt state judges.
Evidence Suggests that Peter Spires, General Counsel of Lloyd's of London is co-conspirator directing the largest RICO Enterprise in the United States
Gary Bond, U.S. Head of Claims for Lloyd's of London
Co-Directs One of the Largest Racketeering Enterprises in U.S. History
We were wrong. As the RICO members are now aware, several members of the national and international press have been piecing their stories together. They began to collaborate and share notes. Then our story, "Seattle's Epstein" broke, and dozens of national and international journalists have been reviewing our evidence non-stop for the past six months. One news source also outed Lloyds of London for insuring pedophiles like Jeffrey Epstein. But now, they have been interviewing us, and we have been providing them with witnesses willing to go on the record as well as new and unpublished documentation provided by insiders.
Peter King, CEO of the Association of Washington Cities, a Lloyds of London syndicate operating in the state of Washington
Co-Directs the Largest Fraud in Washington State History
Filed Under: Leslie Seffren, the openly corrupt lead counsel for a Washington State, Lloyds of London fixing US markets in legal and insurance, Lloyds of Londons underwriting all Washington State agenices creating largest RICO & Sherman Anti Trust violations in US history, WA Attorney General Bob Ferguson on contract with Lloyds of London to fix cases in WA State Tagged With: a United Kingdom Government Owned Company, Allan COPSEY WA Solicitor, Anne Egeler Professor at University of Oregon guilty of RICO, Association of WA Cities a Lloyds of London syndicate operating in the state of Washington, Association of WA Cities a Lloyds of London syndicates, "why is the Ninth Circuit letting this happen?", CORRUPT ATTORNEYS LED BY "SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL" LESLIE SEFREN, David Sansom Lloyds of London Chief Risk Officer covering up liability of police for $$, How far does Lloyds of London fraud go ?, John Neal at Lloyds of London guilty of RICO?, John ONEILL CEO LLOYDS_LONDON_FIXING_US_MARKETS, key players within Lloyds of London's Commercial, Lane and Powell Special Attorney General's for WA State Callie Castillo, Leslie Seffren, Lewis & Bockius LLP TERA_HEINTZ guilty of RICO, Lin Megan AG illegal use of WA State public monies, Lloyds of London Gary Bond covering up police abuse for Lloyds of London as risk management, Lloyds of London General Counsel Peter Spires, Lloyds of London handpicking WA States Judges to fix cases ensuring they never pay claims, Lloyds of London insured pedophiles like John Edward Pennington Jr and Jeffrey Epstein, Lloyds of London insuring bad government actors in US as risk management, Lloyds of London racketeering causing police killings like George Floyd, Lloyds of London sued for racketeering, Lloyds of London syndicates insuring Dawson Place a prosecutor ran state agency fixing cases as risk management, Lloyds of London syndicates like Association of Washington Cities and Counties are insuring these people with no regard for citizens. MN, Noah Purcell Attorney General misuse of taxpayer monies, Noah Purcell WA State Bar member misappropriating public money into the millions, Peter King Association of WA Cities a syndicate of Lloyds of London helping fix lawsuits in WA State, the openly corrupt lead counsel for a Washington State/Lloyd's of London affiliated national RICO Enterprise, US Federal Judge Ricard A Jones handpicked by Lloyds of London to deny citizens their right to a fair and impartial judge, US Judges handpicked by Lloyds of London to fix us insurance and legal services market, WA AG Leslie Seffren running guardianship, Who is WA AG Bob Ferguson really working for ?


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Where Are They Now: ASU's Josh Carroll
With EcoCAR 3 being the first Advanced Vehicle Technology Competition (AVTC) in which Arizona State University has participated, Josh Carroll pioneered many of the team's current processes and expectations during his time as the role of Engineering Manger (EM) for ASU EcoCAR 3. Our team defines the role of the EM as someone who motivates others to persevere when times are challenging, keep the team focused on its long-term goals, and guide one's team to success by encouraging collaboration and open communication. During Year 2 and Year
3 of EcoCAR 3, Josh encompassed all the characteristics as his time as EM to lead ASU's efforts in such a prestigious and complex competition.
Chris Stubbs, ASU's General Motors Mentor, said, "Josh shaped the program by helping with architecture selection and setting the tone of hard work and perseverance. He worked relentlessly for three years to make the car the best it could be, and encouraged the rest of the team to do the same." Thanks to the vast array of knowledge Josh has accumulated throughout his time in the Navy and at ASU, "Josh was able to lead by example and help others along the way."
AVTCs not only prepare, but excite students to enter industry through the real-world, hands-on experience the program provides. After experiencing the vehicle-development process through EcoCAR 3, Josh Carroll decided to pursue a career in the automotive industry.
After graduating in May 2017 with a Masters of Engineering degree from Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, Josh moved to Michigan and began working at EcoCAR 3 competition leadership-level sponsor, Bosch. In his new role, he is involved with the Junior Management Program (JMP), where the company develops and trains its top talent to be Bosch's future directors.
JMP trainees rotate through different positions within Bosch. Josh's work through EcoCAR 3 the positions he had qualified
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Until 1894 Dulwich Village was an outlying hamlet of the parish of Saint Giles, Camberwell. However, the chapel of Dulwich College, built in 1616 by Edward Alleyn as a Chapel of Ease to Saint Giles, had long since taken over responsibility for ministering to the village even though in name and law Saint Giles was the parish church.
But the college itself had, well before 1894, become unable to accommodate the growing size of the congregation. In 1891, therefore, under the direction of the Bishop of Rochester, within whose diocese Dulwich then lay, the Revd Howard Nixon was appointed Assistant Curate at Saint Giles and as such to be Curate-in-Charge of Dulwich Mission District, with a view to establishing it as a parish in its own right.
Following his appointment the Revd Nixon very soon called a meeting of the inhabitants, to be held on 13 May 1891, and at this it was decided to build a temporary iron church on a site offered by the Estates Governors and to appoint a Building Committee for the building of a permanent one. The first service at the temporary church took place on 5 September 1891. The service was attended by an Archdeacon as representative of the Bishop of Rochester. Henceforward Dulwich Village was ordered on a quasi-parochial basis, with the appointment of church officials and the holding of vestry meetings. The Revd Nixon came to be styled the Vicar-Designate. On 1 January, 1892 the church took over from the college chapel responsibility for various religious and benevolent activities carried on in the hamlet, known as the Dulwich Local Charities and including the Infants' School.
The permanent church was built on another site given by the Estates Governors, and consecrated on Saint Barnabas' Day, 11 June 1894. On 23 August 1894 the church was officially assigned a District Chapelry, but it clearly functioned as a fully developed parish. This status was officially acquired, and the Incumbent, the Revd Nixon, became officially a Vicar, in 1915 when the Revd F F Kelly vacated the benefice of St Giles, Camberwell, which he had held since 1880.
As various memorials attest, the parish of Saint Barnabas is a monument to the work of the Revd (from 1923 Canon) Nixon. His commitment, and that which he inspired in his parishioners, enabled the Church, an Institute, a Vicarage, and a Parish Hall to be built, largely from public donations. The villagers also contributed personal assistance, for example a woodwork group contributed furnishings to the church and a Ladies Needlework Guild made items to be sold to raise funds.
Records of the parish of Saint Barnabas, Dulwich. There are substantial records which illustrate the basic activities of church life: financial records, records relating to the church fabric, parish magazines, and so on. But there are also records, such as those relating to the Infants' School, the Saint Barnabas Institute (a social club), the chaplaincy of Dulwich Hospital, the Christian Stewardship Campaigns, and the Mothers' Union, which show the additional commitment by the vicars and parishioners to community life and the established Christian Church.
The records include: registers of marriages and baptisms; registers of banns of marriage; marriage licences; registers of church services; papers of the Incumbent; papers relating to staff; papers regarding parish boundaries; papers relating to the benefice; papers relating to the Church fabric and the Church hall; financial records; papers of the Vestry and the Parochial Church Council; parochial charity records; and parish magazines.
The records were found generally to be well organised, falling into distinct groups according to the different developments and activities within the parish. The Revd Nixon in particular was a methodical keeper of records. Most sections in this catalogue contain files from his period of service (1891-1935), often accompanied by a list of contents with the items individually numbered.
Records P73/BAN/1-534 deposited in the Greater London Record Office by the Vicar on 25 July 1983; and additional parish records deposited by the Vicar on 11 March 1986. Additional parish records P73/BAN/535-542 deposited in the Greater London Record Office by the Vicar on 27 January 1987. Additional parish records P73/BAN/544-552 deposited by the incumbent on 13 June 1989. Additional parish records P73/BAN/553-557 deposited by the incumbent on 30 August 1990.


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Der Gartenlaubkäfer (Phyllopertha horticola) ist ein Käfer aus der Familie der Blatthornkäfer (Scarabaeidae). Oft wird er auch irreführend "Junikäfer" genannt. Allerdings werden vor allem der Gerippte Brachkäfer (Amphimallon solstitiale), aber auch andere Vertreter der Gattungen Amphimallon und Rhizotrogus (wie zum Beispiel Rhizotrogus marginipes) so bezeichnet.

Merkmale
Gartenlaubkäfer werden 8,5 bis 11 Millimeter lang. Die Flügeldecken sind hellbraun gefärbt, während der Rest des Körpers metallisch schwarzgrün glänzt. Die Fühler sind sehr kurz und enden in einem Fächer aus drei Lamellen. Der Körper ist dicht behaart. Kopf und Thorax sind fein granuliert. Auf jeder Flügeldecke sind sechs Längsstreifen aus Punkten zu erkennen.

Ähnliche Arten
 Japankäfer (Popillia japonica)
Kleiner Julikäfer (Anomala dubia)

Vorkommen
Die Käfer sind in Europa und Asien verbreitet. Im Norden reicht ihre Verbreitung bis ins mittlere Fennoskandien und schließt die Britischen Inseln ein, in Südeuropa tritt er in den Gebirgen auf. Man findet sie auf Wiesen und Feldern, in Gärten, Hecken und an Waldrändern vom Flachland bis in Gebirgslagen. In Mitteleuropa ist die Art weit verbreitet und häufig.

Lebensweise und Entwicklung
Die tagaktiven Tiere fliegen meist auf der Suche nach Nahrung herum. Sie ernähren sich sowohl von Eichen-, Hasel- und Birkenblättern, als auch von Kirsch- und Rosenblüten. Selten kommt es bei einem Massenauftreten des Käfers zu erheblicheren Schäden. Die Larven oder Engerlinge leben im Boden und ernähren sich von Pflanzenwurzeln. Da sie sehr klein sind, kommt es auch bei zahlreichem Auftreten nicht zu größeren Schäden. Im April des folgenden Jahres wandern sie in tiefere Bodenschichten ab, um sich dort zu verpuppen und im Mai als Imago zu schlüpfen.

Literatur
 Wolfgang Schwenke (Hrsg.) u. a.: Die Forstschädlinge Europas. Ein Handbuch in 5 Bänden
 Band 2: Käfer. Parey, Hamburg und Berlin 1974, ISBN 3-490-11016-1
 Fritz Schwerdtfeger: Die Waldkrankheiten. Lehrbuch der Forstpathologie und des Forstschutzes. 4. neubearbeitete Auflage. Parey, Hamburg u. a. 1981, ISBN 3-490-09116-7.
 Harde/Severa: Der Kosmos Käferführer – die mitteleuropäischen Käfer. 4. Auflage. Franckh-Kosmos Verlags GmbH & Co., Stuttgart 2000
 Jiři Zahradnik, Irmgard Jung, Dieter Jung et al.: Käfer Mittel- und Nordwesteuropas. Parey, Berlin 1985, ISBN 3-490-27118-1.

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The selected develops multidisciplinary geriatric clinical and didactic curricula for VAMC staff, GRECC staff, and trainees, which includes physicians, nurses, and allied health workers.
Incorporates state-of-the-art research findings into the program and addresses major issues in health care practice and delivery in geriatrics.
Provides consultation to other VAMCs, affiliated universities, and community organizations.
Develops geriatric and gerontology educational and training programs that can be disseminated nationally as a model for health care professionals from a wide range of disciplines.
Develops and implements strategies for exporting educational, training, and clinical models developed and evaluated within the GRECC to other VA and non-VA facilities.
Geriatrics and Extended Care in national planning meetings to develop VA-wide geriatric educational policy.
Serves as faculty and educational consultant to VA facilities at the local, regional, and national levels in the areas of geriatrics and gerontology, education process, adult education principles, education strategic planning, and program evaluation and measurement.
The selectee plans develop, coordinates and implements an evaluation program for all three components of GRECC: research, education, and clinical.
The selectee must have a mastery of the principles, theories, and practices of geriatric education and a wide range of quantitative and/or qualitative methods for the assessment and improvement of program effectiveness and skill.
Combination of education and experience — at least 24 semester hours in a field related to the work of the position to be filled, of which at least 9 semester hours must have been in education courses, plus appropriate experience or additional education. The experience must reflect the level and kind described in C below.
At least 1 full academic year of professional teaching experience. This experience is defined as full and primary responsibility, under general supervision, for instruction of assigned students in an accredited school or institution. This includes responsibility for preparing and presenting lessons and for evaluating students' progress, including a determination of the students' success or failure according to established criteria. Serving in an assistant capacity to a professor without the authority to determine the students' success or failure to meet course requirements does not meet this criterion.
To qualify for this position, applicants must meet all requirements by the closing date of this announcement Thursday, December 17, 2015.
Specialized Experience: Experience that equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically in or related to the work of the position to be filled. To be creditable, specialized experience must have been equivalent to at a GS-13. Examples of specialized experience include positions that demand all the skills associated with both program evaluation (formative and summative) and education program development such as Education Directors and Associate Education Directors with experience in developing multidisciplinary geriatric clinical and didactic curricula or may include experience conducting performance consultations; educational planning; needs assessment facilitation; learning intervention development and implementation; and planning, designing, and implementing educational/learning activities in a variety of modalities (e.g. satellite, online learning, face-to-face seminars, etc.).


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La chiesa Santa Maria del Ponte al Porto è un edificio di culto di Senigallia.

Storia

La chiesa deve questa denominazione all'esistenza, fino al 1750, dell'unico ponte sul Misa in corrispondenza dell'adiacente via Cattaro.
Nel rione Porto esisteva da secoli una chiesetta che nel 1456 fu affidata ai padri domenicani. Vi si venerava un'immagine di Maria e di san Nicola, protettore dei naviganti. Nel 1628 fu eretta la parrocchia del Porto.

Nel 1702 la chiesa fu abbattuta, perché troppo umida ed ormai fatiscente, e ricostruita a spese degli abitanti del quartiere. Nel 1857 il papa Pio IX fece demolire anche quell'edificio, perché ancora pieno d'umidità e fece costruire la chiesa attuale su terreno rialzato e con la porta a sud, non più a levante su via Cattaro. La chiesa è dedicata alla Madonna e ai santi Andrea apostolo e Nicola di Myra, patrono di Bari, protettori della gente di mare.

Descrizione
Lo stile dell'edificio è neoclassico e l'architetto fu il senigalliese Giuseppe Ferroni.

All'esterno della chiesa sono presenti lesene giganti di stile dorico ed un timpano; sui muri laterali e sulla facciata finestroni a mezzaluna.

L'interno è composto da un'unica, vasta navata, scandita da colonne ioniche; catino e soffitto a volta sono decorati da cassettoni di varie forme geometriche.

La pala dell'altare maggiore, dono di Pio IX, rappresenta La Madonna del Ponte e i due compatroni ed è opera del pittore Luigi Cochetti.
Nel presbiterio sono presenti due sculture in marmo bianco: un busto di Pio IX proveniente dalla villa Mastai De Bellegarde alle Grazie, dello scultore Pietro Tenerani, discepolo del Thorwaldsen, e una statua di sant'Agnese, con un piedistallo ornato da un bassorilievo che ricorda un episodio miracoloso.

Sulla parete destra sono collocati un san Francesco di Paola del pittore Guglielmo de Sanctis, La Madonna Bedini, piccolo dipinto risalente al 1849-52 proveniente dalla cappella gentilizia della famiglia Bedini che si trova in via Mamiani, e La Madonna di Costantinopoli, dipinto cinquecentesco, che secondo tradizione, fu portato a Senigallia dai reduci della battaglia di Lepanto al seguito di Francesco Maria II Della Rovere e donato alla chiesa da Vittoria Farnese, consorte di Guidubaldo II Della Rovere, Duca di Urbino, e madre di Francesco Maria II. In una nicchia è presente una statua in pietra che raffigura sant'Andrea, che si trovava sulla facciata della chiesa precedente.

Sulla parete sinistra si trovano un san Vincenzo Ferreri, opera del pittore Domenico Bartolini, ed un grande crocifisso ritenuto del tardo quattrocento che, secondo una pia leggenda, sarebbe stato trovato in mare dai pescatori senigalliesi.

La Madonna Bedini
L'immagine della Madonna della Misericordia, detta anche Madonna Bedini si trovava fino a non molti anni fa nella Chiesa della Madonna della Misericordia di Senigallia, detta anche Chiesa Bedini.

Quest'immagine che è la copia di quella a Rimini nel Santuario della Madonna della Misericordia in Santa Chiara, fu fatta fare dalla famiglia Bedini nel periodo in cui Gaetano Bedini era legato a Bologna.

Fu benedetta da Papa Pio IX, che le concesse l'indulgenza plenaria il giorno della sua festa la terza domenica di ottobre.

Il Crocifisso del Porto
La tradizione popolare attribuisce ai pescatori del rione Porto il ritrovamento del Crocifisso in mare, mentre veniva trasportato sulla spiaggia dalle onde.

Realizzato in cartapesta, a grandezza naturale, ha la particolarità di distaccarsi dalla tradizione iconografica classica: il Cristo è rappresentato nell'attimo prima di esalare l'ultimo respiro, con il capo rivolto al cielo e gli occhi e la bocca spalancati. Non si hanno notizie dell'artefice dell'opera ma confrontandola con altre dalle stesse caratteristiche si attribuisce la realizzazione a fine 1600. Da documenti d'inventario risulta presente in chiesa già nei primi del 1700 in occasione della seconda ricostruzione. Conosciuto anche come "Crocifisso della Buona Morte" ha dato vita alla Confraternita che si costituì presso la Parrocchia del Porto con lo stesso nome nel 1794, l'ultima riunione riportata nei registri risale all'anno 1907. Patrono della Parrocchia del Porto, è ancora oggi molto venerato dai fedeli del rione e della città; per la Festa del SS. mo Crocifisso (ultima domenica di settembre) si conduceva in processione fino al porto, dove con la collaborazione dei pescatori veniva imbarcato per tornare a salutare il mare da cui la tradizione vuole sia giunto a noi.

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Collegamenti esterni

Chiese di Senigallia
Chiese dedicate a Maria
 Senigallia	Senigallia	Senigallia
Senigallia
Maria del Ponte al Porto
Chiese neoclassiche delle Marche


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Västra Vemmerlöv är kyrkbyn i Västra Vemmerlövs socken och en småort på Söderslätt i Trelleborgs kommun, Skåne län. Här finns Västra Vemmerlövs kyrka.

Järnvägen Kontinentalbanan, mellan Malmö och Trelleborg, går igenom orten. Västra Vemmerlöv innehade förr en station vid banan, vilken lades ner år 1971 när första erans persontåg slutade gå mellan de tidigare nämnda orterna. I samband med att persontrafiken skulle återupptas, vilket skedde vintern 2015, utreddes frågan om en återöppning av Västra Vemmerlövs station. Så blev dock inte fallet - dock byggdes ett nytt mötesspår i orten.

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      CS106X

          Lectures

1 Welcome

2 Functions and Intro to Big O

3 Big O, Vectors, Grids

4 Strings

5 Stacks and Queues

6 Sets and Maps

7 Recursive Thinking

8 Fractals

9 Recursive Backtracking 1

10 Recursive Backtracking 2

11 Sorting

12 Memoization

13 Classes

14 Pointers

15 DynamicAllocation

16 Linked Lists

17 Implementing Vector

18 Trees

19 Binary Heaps

20 Binary Search Trees

21 Hashing

22 Graphs

23 Graphs II

24 Breadth First Search and Depth First Search

25 Dijkstra and A*

26 C++ Inheritance and Polymorphism

27 Esoteric Data Structures

28 Last Class

          Handouts

1 - General Information

2 - Course Placement

3 - Honor Code

          Assignments

0 - Name Hash

1 - Fauxtoshop

2 - ADTs

3 - Recursion

4 - Backtracking

5 - Linked Lists and Heaps

6 - Binary Trees

7 - Trailblazer

          Sections

Section 01

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Section 02

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Section 03

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Section 04

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Section 05

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Section 06

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Section 07

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Section 08

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						Midterm Info

						February 17, 2017

Logistics

							The CS106X Midterm is Thursday February 23rd from 7pm to 9pm.

                                                The exam will be in 370-370:

The exam is open book, open notes, closed computer.

							Midterm

							Thur, Feb. 23rd

							7-9pm

							370-370

							Midterm Review Session

							Mon, Feb. 20th

							7:30pm-8:30pm

							Room TBA

Topics

The midterm covers the material presented in class through the lecture on Wednesday,
Feb. 15th. Specifically you will be responsible for:

Functions and Pass by Reference

Big O

Use of Collections (Maps, Sets, Stacks, Queues, Vectors and Grids)

Recursion (Definition and Fractals)

Recursive Exploration and Backtracking

Structs and Classes

Linked Lists

The bulk of the midterm will be build on the concepts you covered in the assignments you have completed up to this point in the course (Fauxtoshop, WordLadder/Ngrams/Cipher, Recursion, Backtracking).

					We put together handouts on the topics which we will expect you to know:

Functions

Collections

Recursion

Exploration

Big O

Strategies

					Exams are exciting, and a good chance to learn. Sometimes they can feel competitive. Remember though that in the long term you aren't competing against the other people in the classroom. In fact they will probably be your team mates in the post Stanford world. The only race is with yourself. We don't curve the exam. If everyone does a great job of demonstrating that they understand the material, everyone will get a better grade.

Here is a printable handout with a complete list of all CS106X library functions you may find useful on the exam and a handout on exam strategies:

									Reference Sheet

									Exam Strategies

Practice Midterms

									Practice #1

									Practice Soln #1

									Practice #2

									Practice Soln #2

									Practice #3

									Practice Soln #3

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The defending Class B Regional Cross Country Champion Caribou Vikings girls are looking for another successful season. The Vikings are battling some illness and injuries early in the year, but they are looking forward to trying to defend their title.
(Thomas Beckum):" I think the girls have a really good shot again this year. We are returning everybody except for one runner. I have some freshmen coming up who could take that spot. We also have some underclassmen who improved this summer."
Beckum:" We have done a great job peaking the last couple of years. We try to keep the mileage up throughout the season and drop it late in the year."
Junior Abigail Wimmer is rated as one of the top Class B runners in the State in a pre season poll. The team is also rated in the same poll as one of the top teams in Class B.
(Abigail Wimmer):" I feel a lot of nerves but a lot of excitement. I feel ready for this season it will be interesting to see how it goes and whether I improved from last year."
Wimmer:" I think cross training is important and I think it has helped me gain strength. To be able to run more and handle harder training."
Senior Ashley Violette is coming back from an injury she suffered during track season. She says the team is focused on winning another title.
(Ashley Violette):" We are very focused we want the title again. We want to succeed."
Beckum:" Focus on if someone is beating me from my own team that means we are doing good because they are having a good day. That bring other people along. We try to run together and my girls do a really good job of that. I think last year we broke the school record having a five person gap of 15 seconds."
Violette:" We try to stay as close as possible When we run we keep groups so that we can train together and we are not far apart. Having a shorter pack time is always a key to winning."


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Q: Simpson's Rule in Numerical Integration I have a problem in proving that the simple Simpson's rule  $$\int_a^b f(x) dx \approx \frac{(b − a)}6[ f (a) + 4 f \left(\frac{a + b}{2}\right) + f (b)]$$
is exact for all cubic polynomials.
I am a little bit confused about using the change of variable $$x = a + t (b − a)$$ for a general interval [a, b].

A: If the change of variables bothers you, you don't really need it: it just makes some of the formulas somewhat simpler, because it means you can take $a=0$.
If $f(x) = c_0 + c_1 x + c_2 x^2 + c_3 x^3$,
$$ \eqalign{\int_a^b f(x)\; dx &= \left. c_0 x + c_1 \frac{x^2}{2} + c_2 \frac{x^3}{3} + c_3 \frac{x^4}{4} \right|_{a}^b  \cr &= c_0 (b-a) + c_1 \frac{b^2-a^2}{2} + c_2 \frac{b^3 - a^3}{3} + c_3 \frac{b^4 - a^4}{4}}$$
$$ \eqalign{\frac{b-a}{6} &\left(f(a) + 4 f\left(\frac{a+b}{2}\right) + f(b)\right)\cr
&= \frac{b-a}{6}\left(6 c_0 + c_1 \left(a + 4\left(\frac{a+b}{2}\right)+b\right) + c_2 \left(a^2 + 4\left(\frac{a+b}{2}\right)^2+b^2\right) + c_3   \left(a^3 + 4\left(\frac{a+b}{2}\right)^3+b^3\right)  \right)}$$
Expand this all out and see that this is the same expression you got for
the integral.

A: The change of variable allows to replace the range $[a,b]$ by $[0,1]$, to simplify the notation. Then setting
$$g(t):=f(a+t(b-a)),$$
we have
$$\int_a^b f(x)\,dx=(b − a)\int_0^1 g(t)\,dt \approx (b − a)\frac16\left[ g(0) + 4 g \left(\frac12\right) + g(1)\right].$$

Now we can show that the relation holds exactly for all powers of $x$ up to third:
$$\int_0^1 dt=1=\frac16\left[ 1 + 4 \cdot 1+ 1\right],$$
$$\int_0^1 t\,dt=\frac12=\frac16\left[ 0+ 4\cdot  \frac12+ 1\right],$$
$$\int_0^1 t^2dt=\frac13=\frac16\left[ 0+ 4\cdot  \frac14+ 1\right],$$
$$\int_0^1 t^3dt=\frac14=\frac16\left[ 0+ 4\cdot  \frac18+ 1\right].$$
By linearity, it holds for all cubic polynomials.

By the same approach, it doesn't hold for $x^4$:
$$\int_0^1 t^4dt=\frac15\ne\frac16\left[ 0+ 4\cdot  \frac1{16}+ 1\right]$$

A: Here is an alternative approach:
The functions $I_1(f) = \int_a^b f(x) dx $ and
$I_2(f) = \frac{(b − a)}6[ f (a) + 4 f \left(\frac{a + b}{2}\right) + f (b)]$ are linear,
so to check equality is is sufficient to check on a suitable basis.
A possible basis for $\mathbb{P}_3$ would be $b_k(x) = (x-a)^k$, with $k=0,1,2,3$. It is straightforward to check that
$I_1(b_0) = I_2(b_0)$ and for $k=1,2,3$ we have
$I_1(b_k) = (b-a)^{k+1} {1 \over k+1}$,
$I_2(b_k) = (b-a)^{k+1} {2^k+4 \over 3 \cdot 2^{k+1}}$, and these
are equal for $k=2,3,4$.
Addendum:
Something that used to bother me was that Simpson's rule was exact for cubics, but only used 3 points of $f$ to compute the integral. The
explanation is straightforward.
Let $z(x) = (x-a)(x-{a+b\over 2})(x-b)$ and note that $\int_a^b z(x)dx = 0$, and $z(a) = z({a+b \over 2}) = z(b)=0$, hence we always
have $\int_a^b f(x) dx = \int_a^b (f(x)+t z(x)) dx$ for any $t$,
and $f(x)+t z(x) = f(x)$ for $x \in \{a,{a+b\over 2}, b\}$. In
particular, we can pick $t$ such that $f+tz$ has degree 2 which is
completely defined by its behaviour at the points $a,{a+b\over 2}, b$.

A: Well, if you insist in a change of variable, I'd propose $x=\frac{a+b}{2}+\frac{b-a}{2}\,t$. With $g(t)=f\left(\frac{a+b}{2}+\frac{b-a}{2}\,t\right)$, you get
$$
   \int^b_af(x)\,dx=\frac{b-a}{2}\,\int^1_{-1}g(t)\,dt,
$$
while Simpson's rule for function $g$ becomes
$$\frac{1-(-1)}{6}\left[g(-1)+4\,g(0)+g(1)\right]=\frac{1}{3}\left[g(-1)+4\,g(0)+g(1)\right].$$
The advantage is: both the integral and Simpson's rule have value zero for odd powers of $t$ due to symmetry, meaning $g(0)=0$ and $g(-1)=-g(1)$, so you only have to check that they coincide for $g(t)=1$ and $g(t)=t^2$ (the odd power $g(t)=t^3$ you get for free). And that's very simple.

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Focus is on community's role in improving the lives of local children
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#PinwheelSelfie: The Social Services Department of the Champaign County Department of Job and Family Services snapped this selfie for the Ohio Children Trust Fund's #PinwheelSelfie social media campaign to raise awareness of child abuse prevention. Back row, from left: Dominic Strodes, ongoing worker; Patricia Moore, clerical specialist; Stacy Cox, social services administrator; Sara Wright, ongoing supervisor; and Amber Spence, child and adult protective services supervisor. Front row, from left: Kristen Bayliss, permanency and support specialist; Samantha Smiddy, permanency and support specialist; and Denise Poling, investigator/assessor. Department members not pictured: Stephen Allen, investigator/assessor; Adam Allbright, investigator/assessor; and Tracy Clarke, adult protective services worker/independent living worker/support worker.
In 2015, CCDJFS investigated and/or assessed a total of 264 reports of suspected child abuse and neglect. In addition, the department coordinates and delivers services to help families provide a safe, loving home for their children.
Everyone can play a part in preventing child abuse. That's the main message of Child abuse and Neglect Prevention Month activities being promoted in April by the Champaign County Department of Job and Family Services (CCDJFS), with support from the Ohio Children's Trust Fund.
CCDJFS is encouraging Champaign County residents to participate in the campaign to raise awareness of how child abuse prevention is a shared, community-wide responsibility. The agency has planned three specific events and activities for the month:
Wear Blue to Work April 13
CCDJFS is encouraging Champaign County residents to wear blue to work on April 13, to symbolize community support of child abuse prevention. Last year, 982 people from several local businesses and organizations registered their participation in Wear Blue to Work Day.
To participate this year, organizations and businesses may call Amber Spence, child protective services supervisor of CCDJFS, at 937-484-1500, ext. 2754.
"Through this activity we want to demonstrate our community's united support and role in preventing child abuse and making our community a safe place for children," Spence said.
She added that throughout the year, community members take an active role in protecting children by reporting suspected child abuse or neglect to CCDJFS at 937-484-1500, or by calling 911 when a child is in immediate danger.
#PinwheelSelfie social media campaign
Throughout April, CCDJFS encourages local residents to join in the statewide #PinwheelSelfie social media campaign being promoted by the Ohio Children's Trust Fund.
Take a selfie by yourself or with friends, relatives, coworkers or fellow church or club members and post it on Facebook (Ohio Children's Trust Fund), Instagram (@OhioCTF) and Twitter (@OhioCTF) with a child abuse prevention message and the #PinwheelSelfie hashtag. Also include a pinwheel in the photo. Prevent Child Abuse America introduced pinwheels in 2008 as a national symbol for child abuse prevention through Pinwheels for Prevention®. Pinwheel selfies may also be emailed to Ohio_Children's_Trust_Fund@jfs.ohio.gov.
For more information about the #PinwheelSelfie Campaign, visit jfs.ohio.gov/OCTF/CAPM.stm.
Rising Up/Moving On Breakfast is April 28
CCDJFS will host the annual Rising Up/Moving On community breakfast to honor local youth who have risen from adversity and adults who excel in advocating for local youth and families.
The breakfast will be held Thursday, April 28 at 7:45 a.m. at the Champaign County Community Center Auditorium, 1512 S. U.S. 68, Urbana.
CCDJFS has received numerous nominations for the following three awards, which will be presented at the breakfast:
• Rising Up/Moving On Award for a youth who has faced adversity and risen from it
• Youth Advocate Award for an adult who has risen above the call to improve the lives of children and families
• Rising Star Award for a parent who, as an advocate for the betterment of all children, is a rising star in the community
Rising Up/Moving on also will feature a presentation by Carla Carpenter, bureau chief of systems and practice advancement at the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. She will focus on the role of communities in helping to improve the stability of families and the lives of children. "It takes a community working together," Spence explained.
CCDJFS's Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month activities are being supported by the Ohio Children's Trust Fund, Ohio's sole, dedicated public funding source for child abuse and neglect prevention.
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WHO chief thanks China, int'l team for supporting efforts in coronavirus origin tracing
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1. World Health Organization (WHO) emblem
2. Press conference in progress
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general, World Health Organization:
"We are pleased that an international team of scientists - distinguished experts from 10 institutions and countries - are commencing their travel to China to engage in and review scientific research with their Chinese counterparts on the origins of the virus."
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Ryan, executive director, WHO Health Emergencies Programme:
"I would love to be here saying there are other things we can do. All we can do is pick ourselves up and take the fight back to the virus. For those of you who have the virus under control, do not lose control. Look at what other countries are suffering as they have lost control of the virus. So, if you're in a low incidence or a zero incidence situation, keep it up. It is worth the effort. If you're, as many countries are, in a difficult transmission environment right now, there are no other options, but to do what you've done before."
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World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has expressed thanks to China and a team of international experts for their support to the investigation into the origins of the novel coronavirus.
Tedros announced that a 10-member expert team will travel to China to investigate the potential origins of the virus and study China's best practices to better prepare the world for future health crisis on Monday at a press conference in Geneva.
He expressed his gratitude to the countries and institutions that support the WHO's work on the origins of the virus.
"We are pleased that an international team of scientists - distinguished experts from 10 institutions and countries - are commencing their travel to China to engage in and review scientific research with their Chinese counterparts on the origins of the virus," said Tedros.
WHO Health Emergencies Programme executive director Michael Ryan stressed that the investigation will be about conducting crucial scientific research, not accountability, noting that origin tracing must be based on scientific principles rather than politics.
Speaking about the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic in some countries, Ryan encouraged public health workers to keep up the fight.
"I would love to be here saying there are other things we can do. All we can do is pick ourselves up and take the fight back to the virus. For those of you who have the virus under control, do not lose control. Look at what other countries are suffering as they have lost control of the virus. So, if you're in a low incidence or a zero incidence situation, keep it up. It is worth the effort. If you're, as many countries are, in a difficult transmission environment right now, there are no other options, but to do what you've done before," said Ryan.
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Q&A With Joel McIver
Tags: Birmingham, Music Journalism
We recently caught up with Joel McIver, one of the latest additions to BIMM Birmingham's Music Journalism faculty, for a chat about his prolific journalism career so far; including being the editor of Bass Guitar Magazine, his many brushes with fame and his upcoming teaching plans for his journalism students.
Joel McIver, bestselling author and journo'.
What department are you joining at BIMM?
Music Journalism at Birmingham.
Can you sum up your career highlights in the music industry up until this point?
As of mid-2018 I've written 30 books, with 75 more in translation, and thousands of magazine and newspaper articles, so I've met a lot of people, and some of these were literally life-changing for me.
I recall helping Bob Geldof write a letter to the Pope. Having a laugh with Ozzy. Talking credibility with John Lydon. Breakfast with Sting. Dave Grohl, Lars Ulrich and others doing forewords for my books.
I remember John Williams, the classical guitarist, trying to speak down to my level. Drinking with Lemmy, of course. Having a laugh with the godly Jack Bruce. Meeting Tom Jones, Mike Oldfield, Michael Nyman the composer, Clive James the thinker, John Simm the TV actor, Sir Patrick Moore the astronomer, Katie Price the ditzy model. Having a curry with Rick Wakeman.
Hundreds more musicians: Bryan Adams, Michael Hutchence, Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Marr, Jon Bon Jovi, James Dean Bradfield, Ian Brown, Andrew Eldritch, James Hetfield. Film and TV people too: Adrian Edmondson, Guy Ritchie, Irvine Welsh, Steven Seagal, Harry Dean Stanton. Gene Simmons phoning me up, and my wife answering the phone and being left speechless. Going to Duran Duran bassist John Taylor's house for a photoshoot and playing his basses. Marc Almond talking about the road accident that nearly killed him. Gary Numan talking about the plane accident that nearly killed him. Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden inviting me onto his BBC radio show and telling me "What an amazing career you've had".
Alice Cooper in shock, the week of 9/11. Mike Patton and Billy Gould of Faith No More; Green Day; Peter Gabriel meeting my daughter when she was a few months old. Queens Of The Stone Age, Machine Head. Ice-T telling me about life in the army. Stewart Copeland teaching me Italian swear words. Standing on stage at Ronnie Scott's and pretending to be Miles Davis. Asking Liam Howlett of the Prodigy about Rage Against The Machine. Exchanging fanboy tales about Randy Rhoads and Deep Purple with Tom Morello. Telling Slash I'd heard him swear on kids' TV and him being mortified. Tom Gabriel Fischer of Celtic Frost gleefully reading me a bad review I'd written of his recent album, and me being mortified.
It goes on and on – I've been doing this for 21 years and have done about 1500 interviews. Most of all, the autobiographies I've co-written – of Glenn Hughes, David Ellefson, Woody Woodmansey and Max Cavalera. I did between 30 and 60 hours of interviews with each guy, which gives you a viewpoint into their heads that no-one else gets – not their bandmates, wives or children. It's quite a responsibility!
What are you most excited about teaching the students?
My students will learn that it's easier than you think to achieve your goals if you stay focused, maintain a tight schedule and don't drink too much coffee.
Name your top 5 records of all time?
Prince, Sign O' The Times
Miles Davis, Kind Of Blue
David Bowie, Low
Morbid Angel, Blessed Are The Sick
Slayer, Reign In Blood
You can follow Joel online via the following social media links.
www.facebook.com/deadrockstars666
@joelmciver
Image c/o Andy Knight.


Jordan Peterson provides some great insight on how to deal with depression in his youtube video Reality And The Sacred. I have transcribed the video here.
* When you are dealing with a person who is really depressed have them try antidepressants. If they die you can't help them. Some people are against them but don't toss out any possible solutions because you might not have the luxury. My opinion is that I know it is a touchy subject but if you or someone you know is depressed it is worth talking to a professional about all your options. I have resources provided in the "Need Help?" tab of the website.
* Live in reality, grow up, and take responsibility. Just like how Peter Pan didn't want to grow up some people don't want to grow up. But what is Peter Pan King of? An imaginary world, so, nothing.
* Create order in your life. Wake up at the same time every day. Get a job. It gives you a reason to wake up at the same time every day. Not waking up at the same time every day throws your circadian rhythms alone is enough to make you depressed. A job gives you structure.
* Create a basic foundation to build up from. Get a job, even if it isn't one you like. Make friends. Work towards an intimate relationship. Stay away from drugs and alcohol. Take care of your health. Get up every morning at the same time. Have a purpose. Don't sacrifice your stability. These are foundational pillars to use to build your life on.
* Positive emotion is a consequence of seeing things working as you proceed towards a goal you value. This is in contrast to thinking that achieving a major goal will make you happy, when in fact it leaves you with "what do I do now?". For example the people that think they will be happy for months after finally handing in their PHD Thesis. They end up feeling depressed because they don't know what to do with themselves anymore.
* Most of our positive emotion is goal pursuit emotion. The reason people enjoy drugs like cocaine or amphetamine is because they turn on the systems that help you pursue goals.
* You can't force structure on yourself. Negotiate with yourself. Figure out your aims. Even if you are so depressed you feel like you don't have any aims, pick the least objectionable aim. Act it out for a while if you have to and after enough time you will start to believe it.
Small accruing gains that repeat unbelievably powerful.
Ask yourself what you're willing to do in order to have a good day. What would you need to do to have an interesting day and one where you didn't feel guilty for not getting done things you said you were going to do? If you practice this for three or four days your brain will tell you.
For example it will tell you "Well you know there's that piece of homework that haven't done for like three weeks you should knock that sucker off because it would only take you ten minutes and you've been avoiding it and torturing yourself to death for like 72 hours straight." And then once you have that done you can focus on other interesting things and not have the weight of the obligation hanging over you.
* Look at your life and you can see what isn't right about it. Notice what you can fix and what you can't. Focus on what you can in fact fix. People often try to fix what they can't fix.
* The power of story of your environment.
"Here's a classic experiment. You take two groups undergraduates, you bring them into your lab and you give one group a multiple-choice test that has a bunch of words in it that are associated with being old and you give the other group the same multiple-choice test except the words are associated with being young. This is independent of the content of the test. It's just descriptions and then you time the undergraduates as they walk back to the elevators.
Life can be meaningful enough to justify its suffering. Some people will tell you what you can be happy, those people are idiots. There's gonna be things that come along that flatten you so hard you won't believe it, and you're not happy then and so if life is to be happy well in those situations what are you doing. Why even live. But life isn't to be happy. If you're happy you're fortunate and you should enjoy it you should because it's the grace of God so to speak.
* You're not meant to be happy all the time.
* Focus on meaningful things! You know when you are doing something meaningful, so why not do meaningful things all the time? The struggle is because people want you to do other things but everything is a struggle.
People have a choice. Choice number one, nothing you do means anything. Well that's kind of a drag right. Meaninglessness of life and all that existential angst you know that's kind of a pain but the upside of nothing that you do is meaningful so you don't have to do anything. You've got no responsibility now. You have to suffer because things are meaningless but that's a small price to pay for being able to be completely useless.


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In Brief: Berlin and Beyond 2001
One of the most unique German language film festivals on the West Coast, the Berlin and Beyond film festival provides Bay Area moviegoers with a chance to enjoy recent European cinema of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Presented by the Goethe…
Berlin and Beyond Outtakes – "Out of Tibet"
In conversation with Solveig Klaßen, creator of Out of Tibet which we screened at Berlin and Beyond 2001… The story told in your film is a story of two very unusual people, both of whom find it impossible to live…
Berlin and Beyond Outtakes – "Perfect Site"
In a conversation with the director Sören Voigt, actor-singer Michi Fanselow, and composer Rainer Kirchmann, filmcritic.com talked with the filmmakers about the creation of Voigt's first feature film, Perfect Site from the Berlin and Beyond 2001 film festival. First of…
The Year in Film – 2000
It's hard to believe, but in 2000, we reviewed somewhere in the neighborhood of 260 films at filmcritic.com. But the truly unfathomable thing is not the sheer number of releases, but rather that the vast majority of them were not…
What's So Great About Steven Soderbergh?
Steven Soderbergh has had one hell of a year, having achieved some much-deserved exposure for his mainstream breakthroughs, Erin Brockovich and Traffic. More impressive is that he hasn't backed down from his experimental, irreverent approach to filmmaking. Independent single mom…
Dusan Makavejev: Or, the Case of the Messed-Up Serbian Director
In January 2001, six long-unavailable films by Yugoslavian director Dusan Makavejev earn their freedom from the vaults to provide some insight into the seldom-seen Eastern European cinema, and what a sight it is. In two of his early films from…
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